This 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.
Newspaper clippings
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ArchivesThe Jewish Press and International Affairs, July–August 1936 (Irving File 5B)
Add to cartThis 839-page document is a 1936 multilingual press compilation tracking global developments affecting Jewish communities, including Zionist politics, anti-Semitism, refugee crises, and British Mandate policy in Palestine. Compiled in German, French, and English, it offers a detailed snapshot of pre-Holocaust Jewish political awareness and media monitoring.
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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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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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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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Translated Nazi Era Reports & Press Clippings (1935–1936) (Irving File 6A)
Add to cartThe file contains translated reports and press clippings from 1935–1936 documenting Nazi-era anti-Jewish policies, propaganda, and international reactions, with commentary from figures like Prof. Cohen and Dr. Rosenfeld.
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German Foreign Office Documents (Irving File F17)
Add to cartThis file contains a collection of German WWII-era documents, including Foreign Office correspondence and propaganda material, illustrating the administrative and ideological operations of the Third Reich. It provides researchers with primary-source insight into wartime diplomacy, bureaucracy, and state-controlled media.
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Internal Communications
Gestapo and Administrative Reports on Jewish Training Camps and Organizations, 1935–1938, (Irving File 4R)
Add to cartA 764-page archival compilation of Nazi-era documents (1937–1945), including Gestapo surveillance reports on Jewish training camps and organizations, administrative correspondence, and propaganda newspaper clippings. Preserved as a historical record of state control, antisemitism, and wartime propaganda.
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Jüdische Revue – January 1937 The Frankfurter Trial, Jewish Politics, Culture, and Global Identity in Crisis (Irving File 6D)
Add to cartThis January 1937 issue of Jüdische Revue focuses on the political and cultural fallout of the David Frankfurter trial, examining its exploitation by Nazi propaganda, alongside broader reflections on Jewish identity, antisemitism, and global Jewish responses to crisis.
