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German Foreign Office Documents (Irving File F17)

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This 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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including:

  • Press Material: A German newspaper front page (“Das 3. Reich”), offering contemporary propaganda or state-published news.
  • Administrative Documents: Typed reports, memoranda, and official correspondence issued by German wartime offices.
  • Military/Political Records: Internal communications regarding policy, personnel, and operational matters.
  • Annotations: Occasional handwritten underlining and marginal notes, likely by readers or post-war researchers.

Themes:

  • State propaganda and media dissemination.
  • Military and political administration of the Third Reich.
  • Bureaucratic structures and communications during WWII.
  • Evidence of historiographical engagement (postwar notes/annotations).

Disclaimer
This document contains material produced during the period of the Third Reich (Nazi Germany, 1933–1945). The contents reflect the propaganda, ideology, and administrative practices of that regime. They are presented here solely for historical and research purposes.

The Irving Collection does not endorse or promote the political views, language, or perspectives contained within these materials. Users are advised that some content may be offensive, disturbing, or misleading, and should be understood within its historical context.

Condition Note

Be aware that many of the original documents contained in this microfilm exhibit considerable damage and deterioration.

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Languages

German

Pages

517

OCR

Yes

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