Content Description Single leaf anti-Soviet Nazi propaganda pamphlet with some illustrations created by Cornelious Koekkoek (1903-1983). Some parts of the pamphlet appeared to be signed by a different artist using the monograph "BeW." Printed on very thin paper in Netherlands, this folding pamphlet depicts Stalin as enslaver of the Soviets, a "murderer ... of millions of innocent victims." It shows a large swastika with fists at its end pursuing Stalin, as well as German soldiers driving out Communist...

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Three propaganda postcards produced to communicate perceived threats faced by Germany in the years preceding World War II. Postcards are entitled "Wer braucht Sicherheit im Osten?" ["Who Needs Security in the East?]; "Deutschlands Abrukung und die Rüstung siner Nachbarn" ["Germany's Disarmament and the Armament of its Neighbors"]; "Die Luftbedrohung Deutschlands" ["The Air Threat to Germany"].

Content Description Fifteen photograph prints largely taken during, and in the aftermath of, the Warsaw Uprising in 1944 and early 1945. 1) "Branie wody v leju po bombie ... " (Haneman's caption in blue ink), 7 x 10 cm. Dated August 14, 1944. Shows civilians removing debries after the destructions of a building. 2) "Most Poniatowskiego" (Haneman's caption in blue ink), 5.5 x 8.5 cm. Dated February 1945. Shows the destructions to the Poniatowski Bridge after German detonations during the 1944 Warsaw...