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WW2 German Maps, Leaflets, Posters & Letters
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STADTPLAN von STALINGRAD, City Map of Stalingrad, Wehrmacht situational map
w. positions of the 295th and 71st divisions marked up in black pencil, 1942. Map
of the Kursk Region on the verso, area of major tank battle on the northern face
of the Kursk Bulge. EXC condition.
Wehrmacht Map of the area around the city of Starobilsk in the
Ukraine. "Fliegerausgabe" for Luftwaffe Personnel.
German Map of "Newell" including Witebsk, near Smolensk, in
excellent condition.
Collection of 57 Letters from a German POW in a Soviet GULAG camp, 1944-1949. EXC condition.
"Current Illustrations" a German "news sheet" shows the Wehrmacht on the attack on all fronts circa mid-1942. Large 13 3/8" x 37 1/2" size. Russian language.
"Build Roads! Good roads are the guarantee of the prosperity
of the country!" Roadwork - a sign of stability in the
German occupied western areas of the Soviet Union. The virtues
of reconstruction are heralded in this large 23 ¼" x 33 7/8"
propaganda poster.
"First Stalin starved you and now he is sending you to spill your blood so Jews
and English and American capitalists can rule the world!" German printed, Russian
language surrender pass. (Publication 504Gg - AN57)
Prisoners of war are well fed! (Publication 649 Gg./111 43). Russian prisoners of
war line up like waiters at a four star hotel. German printed, Russian language
surrender pass. 6" x 3 3/4".
'Stalin's power will not last! (Publication 509 Gg AN 62).
"In your midst there are honorable and fair people who can rule [your] country. Your place is with us [Germans] and not with Stalin's clique." German printed, Russian language surrender pass.
'Prisoners of war are enjoying themselves! Contrary to what Red Army officers say - being a prisoner of war is not so bad'. German printed Publication 649 Gg/111 43, Russian language surrender pass.
Decree #13 of Supreme Command of German Army (Publication AN 128).One page document details privileges granted to defecting Red Army officers and enlisted men. Fair condition.