A compiled membership and administrative ledger of the German Druid Order’s Loge zur Gerechtigkeit in Prenzlau (1906–1933), containing applications, personal records, correspondence, and resignations reflecting the lodge’s operations and its response to rising political change.
Internal Communications
Confidential memos, inter-agency letters, field reports, and intra-office correspondence that reveal the behind-the-scenes workings of wartime institutions. This category showcases the internal communications exchanged between military commands, intelligence agencies, government ministries, and occupation authorities during World War II.
Often classified at the time, these documents expose strategic debates, logistical challenges, personnel issues, and shifting policies—offering an unvarnished look at how decisions were made, contested, or concealed. They capture the tone, language, and urgency of those managing the machinery of war from the inside.
An invaluable resource for historians, political analysts, and researchers, this collection brings to light the conversations that shaped operations, revealed internal tensions, and ultimately influenced the course of history.
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Appointments DiaryRommel Diaries 1941-1942 (Irving File 158)
Add to cartA comprehensive archival compilation of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel’s North Africa war diaries from 1941–1942, featuring original shorthand notes, typed transcripts, officer lists, and campaign maps. Compiled by David Irving from German and Italian military sources.
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SS Documentation on the Suppression of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Nazi Germany (1933–1937) (Irving File 1)
Add to cartA 400-page Nazi SS dossier (1933–1937) documenting the persecution of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Germany, including arrests, banned literature, refusal to swear loyalty to Hitler, and claims of subversive activity. It combines police reports, internal memos, and propaganda.
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Reichsführer-SS Field Command Reports & Bandit-Fighting Operations, 1941–1943 (Irving file T175-124)
Add to cartHigh-level SS and police reports to Himmler and Hitler from 1941–43 on “bandit-fighting” (anti-partisan) and security operations across occupied Europe, including Yugoslavia and the Eastern Front. Documents show how occupation terror, reprisals and political control were planned, reported and justified inside the SS system.
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Third Reich Propaganda and Security Reports, Newspapers, Gestapo Files, and Ideological Publications (1930s–1940s) (Irving File 2)
Add to cartThis file is a large archival compilation of Third Reich–era newspapers, propaganda publications, and Gestapo/SD security reports from the mid-1930s to 1940s, documenting Nazi ideology, daily propaganda, and the regime’s surveillance and repression of civilians and religious groups. It provides a primary source record of both outward-facing propaganda and internal state control in Nazi Germany.
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Nazi SD Intelligence & Surveillance Manual (1936–1945) (Irving File 3D)
Add to cartThis is a rare, complete WWII-era Sicherheitsdienst (SD) intelligence manual detailing Nazi surveillance, informant management, and classification systems, with postwar Russian annotations from Soviet intelligence archives.
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German Mobilization, Troop Movement, and Construction Orders, 1933–1938 (Irving File T78-300)
Add to cartCaptured OKH records (T-78 Roll 300) detailing interwar German Army mobilization schedules, troop deployments, construction/fortification orders, and border-control regulations (1933–1938). Includes Aufmarsch 1938 plans (Rot/Grün/Lila) and a complete 1932 Oder river-crossing exercise with map, signals, and logistics tables.
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Gestapo SD Security Report German Intelligence File, October 1940 (Irving File 7A)
Add to cartThe file 7A – Sicherheitsdienst Report (October 1940) is a German wartime intelligence document produced by the RSHA/SD, detailing surveillance, political assessments, and internal security observations across the Reich and occupied territories. It reflects the priorities, ideology, and reporting methods of the Nazi security services at a critical stage of World War II.
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Gestapo Dossier on Occult and Esoteric Practitioners (1930s–1940s) (Irving File 4N)
Add to cartThis file is a Gestapo/RSHA surveillance dossier (1931–1945) documenting hundreds of individuals in Germany accused of involvement in occult, esoteric, or alternative practices, with personal details and police recommendations for action. It serves as a primary source on Nazi-era cultural repression and state security monitoring.
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German Foreign Office Propaganda and Press Monitoring Files (Irving File 13)
Add to carthis file contains wartime reports, memoranda, and press digests produced by the German Foreign Office, documenting propaganda activities and the systematic monitoring of international press reactions during WWII. It provides insight into how Germany tracked, interpreted, and sought to counter Allied messaging abroad.
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German Security Police and SS Records, 1939–1942 (Irving File 36)
Add to cartThis 801-page file is a digitised compilation of RSHA and SS administrative documents from 1939–1942, including memoranda, directives, training materials, personnel lists, and Einsatzgruppen orders. It provides detailed evidence of the bureaucratic structure and operations of the Nazi security apparatus during the Second World War.
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OKW File ‘Chefsache’ – Operation Fall Grün & Robert Ley’s Last Papers (1938) (Irving File 78)
Add to cartThis file contains top-secret Chefsache records from the Oberkommando der Wehrmacht detailing Germany’s 1938 invasion plans against Czechoslovakia (Fall Grün), together with the final writings of Robert Ley from 1945, offering direct insight into Nazi war planning and ideological collapse.
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Einsatzgruppen Operational Directives and Execution Reports – 1941 (Barbarossa Files) (Irving File 3H)
Add to cartDigitized from original Nazi-era records, this PDF preserves clear and largely complete documentation of Einsatzgruppen operations in 1941, with legible typewritten text, minimal degradation, and strong research value. Suitable for academic or archival use.
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Operation “Felix” & Iberian Plans; AOK Norway Reports (1940–1943) (Irving File T78-319)
Add to cartStaff-level OKH files on Operation “Felix” (the planned German attack on Gibraltar) and wider Iberian/Pyrenees contingency plans, plus daily AOK Norway situation reports from 1942–43.
Includes reconnaissance studies, operational and logistics plans, maps, and teletyped theatre reports.
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Priesdorff Correspondence During the Fritsch Crisis, 1938 (Irving File T78-281)
Add to cartCorrespondence between military historian Kurt von Priesdorff and the German Army High Command (1935–1940) concerning officer biographies and a Gneisenau manuscript project, which was abruptly canceled during the 1938 Fritsch crisis due to political fallout. The file reveals how military historiography intersected with institutional censorship and regime loyalty under Nazi pressure.
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German High Command Documents – FHQ OKW OKH 1944–45 (Irving File T78-339)
Add to cartA collection of late-war German military communications and directives exchanged between the Führerhauptquartier (FHQ), Oberkommando der Wehrmacht (OKW), and Oberkommando des Heeres (OKH) during 1944–45, documenting operational orders, situation reports, and the collapse of the German High Command.
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German Third Reich Administrative and Military Documents, 1933–1945 (Irving File 5C)
Add to cartA large compilation of German Third Reich administrative, police, and military documents (1933–1945), including correspondence, reports, and statistical records, preserved here as a 717 page archival file.
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Third Reich Bureaucratic Records, 1939–1945 (Irving File 4M)
Add to cartThis 799-page dossier preserves original German bureaucratic records from 1939–1945, including decrees, police and intelligence reports, citizenship and expulsion files, and foreign press monitoring. It offers a detailed view of how the Third Reich’s administrative machinery implemented policy at home and abroad.
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Einsatzgruppen Directives and Reports (Irving File 3)
Add to cartThis 749-page archival file contains directives, reports, and statistical summaries from the SS and German Security Police (Einsatzgruppen) during WWII, documenting their operations in occupied Eastern Europe. It provides primary evidence of administrative structures and mass atrocities, including genocide, deportations, and anti-partisan campaigns.
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SS Administrative Directives and Marxism Monitoring Instructions (1936–1958) (Irving File 6E)
Add to cartThis file is a historical compilation of SS administrative directives and surveillance instructions (1936–1958) detailing the monitoring, categorization, and suppression of Marxist, socialist, and communist groups in Nazi Germany, including internal protocols, intelligence gathering methods, and ideological assessments.
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German–Spanish Economic Negotiations, 1940 Draft Trade Agreement (Irving File F-18)
Add to cartA 1940 German Foreign Ministry dossier detailing proposed economic agreements with Francoist Spain, including the full draft of a Sonderabkommen über den Warenverkehr outlining mutual raw-material exchanges, credit mechanisms, and Rowak–Sofindus administration for a potential Axis trade alliance.
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Correspondence and Service Records of Rudolf Max Müller and Associates (1940–1942 )(Irving File 4I)
Add to cartThe document contains wartime correspondence (1940–1942) between German police and SS officers, detailing personnel matters, deployment requests, and personal updates amid broader administrative and military contexts.
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Gestapo Surveillance Dossier Folkish Faith Groups & Cremation Societies (1935–1937) (Irving File 4)
Add to cartThis dossier documents Gestapo surveillance of folkish faith groups and cremation societies between 1935–1937, focusing on their alleged ideological ties to banned movements like the Tannenbergbund and Freethinkers, as well as their perceived political unreliability.
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Albert Speer’s Confidential Chronicle of the Reich Ministry for Armaments and War Production, 1943 (Irving File 41)
Add to cartThis file is a confidential 1943 chronicle compiled by Albert Speer’s ministry, documenting his daily activities, conferences with Hitler and other Nazi leaders, and detailed reports on Germany’s armaments production, industrial management, and war economy. It provides a continuous record of how the Reich coordinated military production during a decisive year of World War II.
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Waldau Diary and Reports, 1939 – 1943 (Irving File 75B) – Negative Reel
Add to cartA historically rich compilation of Nazi-era documents, this file chronicles Walter Hewel’s personal, political, and diplomatic activities from the 1920s to WWII, including prison letters, Nazi Party credentials, and foreign correspondence spanning Europe and Asia.
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War Diary – Oberbefehlshaber West, May–June 1944 (Irving File 71)
Add to cartThis document is the official war diary (Kriegstagebuch) of the German Oberbefehlshaber West (Army Group D), covering May–June 1944, detailing military operations, intelligence, and command decisions surrounding the Allied invasion of Normandy (D-Day) and Germany’s defensive response.
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Gestapo Internal Directory and Subject Classification Manual ca, 1937 (Irving File 7C)
Add to cartThis file contains official German Army bulletins from 1944–1945, including document invalidations, personnel records, obituaries, honor lists, and administrative orders issued by the Wehrmacht High Command during World War II.
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Reichsverband Deutscher Offiziere Gestapo Files & Political Reports (1934–1937) (Irving File 5A)
Add to cartA Gestapo surveillance dossier (1934–1937) on the Reichsverband Deutscher Offiziere, detailing internal reports, political monitoring, and concerns over monarchist and reactionary sentiments among former German military officers.
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German Emigration, Refugee Aid, and Nazi State Reports (1933-1939) (Irving File 5EA-2)
Add to cartThis file contains official reports, letters, and intelligence documents (1933–1939) detailing German emigration, refugee aid efforts, and Nazi state surveillance of political dissidents, with particular focus on anti-fascist activities, Jewish and Christian refugees, and international humanitarian responses.
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German Army High Command Coastal Defence Directives and Atlantic Wall Planning Papers 1942–1944 (Irving File T78-317)
Add to cartComprehensive collection of German Army High Command (OKH/OB West) directives and planning papers from 1942–1944, detailing the organisation, construction, and defence strategy of the Atlantic Wall and Channel coastal fortifications in preparation for an anticipated Allied invasion of Western Europe.
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Gestapo SS Case File Index (Alphabetical Register, 1930s–1940s) (Irving File 8H)
Add to cartThis 1,291-page file is an alphabetical index of persons compiled by Nazi security police and judicial authorities (c.1933–1945), listing names, birth details, and case references used for surveillance and legal proceedings. It is a bureaucratic register, not narrative reports, documenting the administrative machinery of repression.
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Third Reich Correspondence, Telegrams, and Propaganda Files (1938–1941) (Irving File 64A)
Add to cartThis 394-page compilation of Third Reich documents (1938–1941) contains diplomatic telegrams, propaganda ministry records, Goebbels’ speeches, film evaluations, press monitoring reports, and Hitler’s official schedules, reproduced from the Bundesarchiv. It offers a rare cross-section of Nazi Germany’s diplomatic, cultural, and propaganda apparatus during the early war years.
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RLM Records of Göring–Hitler Conferences and Correspondence, 1936–1943 (Irving File 40)
Add to cartThis file contains secret Reichsluftfahrtministerium (RLM) records of conferences and correspondence between Hermann Göring, Adolf Hitler, and senior Luftwaffe staff from 1936–1943, covering air strategy, aircraft production, and operational directives during the Second World War.
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Erhard Milch Wartime Conferences Luftwaffe Strategy, Me 262 Policy, and Aircraft Production, 1943–1944 (Irving File 53B) – Negative Reel
Add to cartThis document is a rare compilation of WWII Luftwaffe high command transcripts and production records, centered on debates over the Me 262 jet aircraft’s bomber vs. fighter role and the urgent construction of underground aircraft factories by the Organisation Todt in 1943–44. It captures candid discussions among Milch, Messerschmitt, Galland, and others, revealing Nazi aviation strategy under extreme wartime pressure.
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German Army Administrative Bulletins & Honor Lists (1944-1945) (Irving File 7B)
Add to cartThis file is a compiled set of official German Army administrative bulletins from 1944–1945, containing personnel notices, document invalidations, honor lists, daily orders, and regulations issued by the High Command (OKH) during World War II.
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Jewish Migration Reports & Police Records Germany 1936-1937 (Irving File 5D)
Add to cartThis 488-page file contains official Gestapo and municipal police reports from 1936–1937 documenting Jewish migration in and out of German cities, including detailed statistics, emigration patterns, passport issuances, and surveillance data. It offers a bureaucratic record of pre-war antisemitic policies and demographic tracking.
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German Wartime Administrative and Identity Records (1942-1943) (Irving File 8C)
Add to cartThis file is a compiled archive of German wartime administrative and identity records from 1942–1943, including personnel certificates, labor assignments, arrest notices, and escape reports, primarily concerning foreign workers and prisoners of war. It features official stamps, photographs, and handwritten notations across hundreds of scanned historical documents.
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German Security and Intelligence Files on France (1940–1941) (Irving File 8A)
Add to cartThis file contains German intelligence reports from 1940–1941 detailing seized materials from French labor unions, Jewish organizations, and suspected communist or espionage-related activities, compiled for surveillance and counterintelligence during the Nazi occupation of France.
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Nazi-Era Reports and Surveillance Records on Jewish Individuals and Businesses (1935) (Irving File 4P)
Add to cartThe document is a 1935 Nazi-era surveillance dossier containing reports, denunciations, and propaganda targeting Jewish individuals and businesses in Germany, reflecting systemic anti-Semitic policies and activities.
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1930s–1950s Socialist and Communist Publications Catalog – German-Language Archives (Irving File 4K)
Add to cartA typewritten catalog listing German-language socialist and communist publications from the 1930s–1950s, detailing available and missing issues. It serves as a bibliographic and archival inventory, updated through the mid-1930s.
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Nazi Germany Reich Security Cipher Key Files (1943–1944) (Irving File 4J)
Add to cartUnlock the secrets of Nazi Germany’s intelligence apparatus with these original Reich Security Cipher Key Files—vital documents used for encrypted communication across the Third Reich’s security services. A rare insight into the hidden code systems of the era.
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SS Correspondence and Police Career Records, 1940–1944 (Irving File 4H-2)
Add to cartThis file contains personal and official correspondence related to SS and police personnel between 1940 and 1944, including applications for transfers, promotions, service records, and ideological affirmations of loyalty to the Nazi regime.
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Gestapo Surveillance Reports Religious and Cultural Organizations (1934–1937)(Irving File 4H)
Add to cartA collection of Gestapo surveillance reports from 1934–1937 documenting the monitoring, suppression, and internal assessments of religious, folkist, and cultural organizations considered politically or ideologically suspect by the Nazi regime.
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Loge zur Gerechtigkeit – Membership and Correspondence Archive (1906–1933)(Irving File 4G)
Add to cartThis archive contains membership records, applications, and internal correspondence of the Loge zur Gerechtigkeit, a German Druid order, documenting names, professions, addresses, and initiation details of members from 1906 to 1933. It also includes personal declarations, exit notices, and lodge administrative communications.
