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ArchivesGerman 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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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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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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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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The 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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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 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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Membership and Administrative Records of the German Druid Order – Lodge ‘Zur Gerechtigkeit’, Prenzlau (1906–1933) (Irving File 4A)
Add to cartA 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.
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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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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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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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German Foreign Office Reports and Propaganda Material (Irving File F12)
Add to cartA wartime compilation of German Foreign Office reports and propaganda material, documenting Nazi diplomacy, political analyses, and ideological communications during the Second World War.
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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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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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Third Reich Criminal Police Bulletins (Confidential Listings) (Irving File 8E)
Add to cartThis file is a confidential compilation of the Deutsches Fahndungsbuch issued by the Reichskriminalpolizeiamt in Nazi Germany during 1942–1944, listing individuals wanted for criminal, political, or racial reasons across the Third Reich and occupied territories. It served as an internal coordination tool for police and Gestapo operations.
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U.S.B.B.S. interrogations; Galland on Luftwaffe day fighter force (Irving File 3)
Add to cartThe file “DJ03-U.S.B.B.S. interrogations; Galland on Luftwaffe day fighter force” is a declassified microfilm archive containing pre-trial interrogation records and related documents from the U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey (European Theatre), focusing on German Luftwaffe operations during World War II, particularly day fighter forces.
It includes interrogation notes, schedules, logs, and handwritten summaries from individuals such as Adolf Galland, a senior Luftwaffe officer. The document offers firsthand insights into Luftwaffe tactics, operations, personnel, and air defense strategies during the war.
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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.
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Police and SA Records on Surveillance, Discipline, Purges, and Training, 1921–1944 (Irving file T81-90)
Add to cartComposite police, SA, and security service records documenting surveillance, discipline, internal purges, and training of the Sturmabteilung from the Weimar period through the Second World War. The file exposes how the SA was monitored, controlled, and periodically dismantled through bureaucratic procedure, including the 1934 purge and later wartime repurposing.
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German Military and SS Administrative Records Orders, Transport Lists, and Situation Reports, 1945 (Irving file T78-304)
Add to cartA large compilation of original German Wehrmacht and SS administrative documents from the final phase of the Second World War and its immediate aftermath, including operational orders, transport directives, troop movement records, and logistical reports. The file preserves contemporaneous bureaucratic records documenting military administration during collapse, surrender, and postwar processing.
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German Foreign Office Circulars and Internal Directives (F19 Series) (Irving file T120-624)
Add to cartA compilation of internal circulars, directives, and administrative communications issued by the German Foreign Office, documenting how policy and procedural instructions were distributed and implemented across departments during the National Socialist period.
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The Collapse of the Eastern Front OKH Orders and Situation Reports, 1945 (Irving file T120-623)
Add to cartA collection of German Army High Command operational orders and situation reports documenting the rapid military collapse of the Eastern Front during the final months of the Second World War in 1945. The file captures real-time command decisions made under conditions of strategic failure and disintegrating control.
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Final Phase of the Eastern Front OKH Operations Orders and Situation Reports, January–April 1945 (Irving file T78-305)
Add to cartA collection of original OKH General Staff operational orders, situation reports, and maps documenting high-level decision-making and command breakdown on the Eastern Front during the final months of the Second World War, January–April 1945.
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Nazi Security Police Administrative and Organizational Records, 1944 (Irving file T175-432)
Add to cartAdministrative and organizational records documenting the structure, procedures, and internal operations of the Nazi security police in 1944, reproduced from U.S. National Archives microfilm. The file illustrates how the RSHA, Gestapo, and criminal police maintained bureaucratic control and reporting systems during the final phase of the Third Reich.
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Groscurth Papers Confidential German Army Records, 1938-1940 (Irving file T84-229)
Add to cartA primary-source collection of confidential German Army memoranda, correspondence, and reports from 1938-1940 documenting internal Wehrmacht operations, resistance networks, and conflicts with the SS during the early Second World War.
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SS Correspondence and Security Instructions for Hitler’s Entry into Austria, 1938 (Irving file T175=241)
Add to cartPrimary SS and RSHA records containing correspondence, personnel lists, and security instructions documenting the planning and execution of Adolf Hitler’s protected entry into Austria during the 1938 Anschluss.
