Digitized 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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ArchivesSS 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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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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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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Internal Directives and Organizational Plans of the SD and Gestapo ( (1935–1938) (Irving File 3A)
Add to cartThe document “Internal Directives and Organizational Plans of the SD and Gestapo (1935–1938)” is a collection of internal communications, meeting agendas, and organizational plans of the Sicherheitsdienst (SD) and Gestapo during the early years of the Nazi regime.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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.
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SD Religious Surveillance Reports – Germany 1939–1940 (Irving File 4L)
Add to cartThe document details SD surveillance of religious activities in Nazi Germany (1939–1940), focusing on clergy conduct, church services, and perceived anti-state behaviors within Catholic and Protestant communities. It highlights state efforts to monitor and suppress religious influence, especially among POWs and youth.
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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.
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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.
