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Prisoner of war letter from George Thomson to his parents
Stamped recovered PoW mail from Europe recently received by British Post Office. Describes Christmas day in camp. Mentions football match and recent film show. Keeps up with domestic issues.
Prisoner of war post card from George Thomson to his parents
Still in best of health. Not much to do Mentions film and playing cards.
Part of prisoner of war letter from George Thomson to his parents
Unfinished letter. Just a few lines saying he was still OK, but not much to do. Says was getting lazy but should snap out of it when he got home.
Tags: prisoner of war
Three drawings - prisoner, guard and dog
Three drawings two with Todd’s standard ‘POW character’.
First shows working with garden fork with caption 'Schlafen ist besser'. (Sleep is better).
The second included German guard and caption 'wo ist Schnee-Weiss und die andere sechs?' (Where is…
First shows working with garden fork with caption 'Schlafen ist besser'. (Sleep is better).
The second included German guard and caption 'wo ist Schnee-Weiss und die andere sechs?' (Where is…
Tags: animal; prisoner of war
Drawing German soldier
A German soldier in uniform giving thumbs up. Captioned 'Ach! ich bin glücklich, nicht mehr gibt es arbeit in dem Gefangenenlager, ich gehe zu den ersten Linien -mm mm!'. (trans: Ah! I am happy, there is no more work in the prisoner camp, I am going…
Tags: prisoner of war
Sunbathing prisoner and guard
A rotund man wearing swimming trunks reclining on ground with book, cigarettes and beer while a guard looks on through barbed wire. Captioned ‘Für Sie ist der Krieg fertig’ (For you the war is over).
Football player
A man wearing shirt and shorts about to head a ball. Captioned 'Ein Mann Krank, any moment ne-o-ow'.
Tags: sport
Die Kriegsflugzeuge der Feindmächte
Contains photographs, silhouettes and drawings of British, American and Russian aircraft, showing dimensions, armament, armour plate or glass, and position of fuel tanks. Tables set out aircraft capabilities, including range and bomb loads.
Tags: B-17; B-24; B-25; Beaufighter; Blenheim; Boston; Catalina; Defiant; fuelling; Halifax; Halifax Mk 1; Halifax Mk 2; Hampden; Hudson; Hurricane; Lancaster; Lysander; Manchester; Mosquito; P-38; P-40; P-51; Spitfire; Stirling; Sunderland; Swordfish; Ventura; Walrus; Wellington; Whitley
Wer hat den Blitzkrieg gewollt? Wer will den Weltkrieg verlieren?
The leaflet suggests that England, Poland and France are not the aggressors; they were all ill-equipped for the conflict, compared to Germany, who had been investing significantly in getting on a war footing for some time.
Germany is facing…
Germany is facing…
Tags: B-17; propaganda
Propaganda Leaflet G37
A leaflet, in German dropped by the RAF. It has photographs on the front of Goering. On the reverse are comments and questions.
Propaganda Leaflet G23
The leaflet describes the huge number of American workers being transferred to the arms industry.
Propaganda Leaflet G18
Two photographs, the first soldiers marching in the snow and the second soldiers lying dead in the snow. The translation reads his first campaign and his last. On the reverse is a list of obituary notices from the 'Die Woche' newspaper.
Tags: killed in action; propaganda
Propaganda Leaflet G48
Photographs of dead German soldiers and on the reverse 'Hitler Mathematik' with figures set out on a blackboard.
Luftpost, 25 September 1943
The special edition covers Winston Churchill’s statement of 21st September 1943 to parliament on the war.
Churchill describes the war’s progress in North-West Africa, a springboard to further offensive action, following conferences with President…
Churchill describes the war’s progress in North-West Africa, a springboard to further offensive action, following conferences with President…
Nachrichten für die Truppe
Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring resigns as Supreme Commander of the Luftwaffe for health reasons. His replacement is [Robert Ritter] von Greim. Setbacks described in multiple locations: lower Oder; northern Italy; several places in south, with…
Eine Botschaft des Oberbefehlshabers der britischen Kampfflugzeuge an das deutsche Volk
Air Marshal Arthur Harris, Commander-in-Chief of Bomber Command, sends a message to the German people. He describes the reversal of roles: Germany is now experiencing what British cities have experienced. The RAF is conducting an extensive campaign…
Do Polaków w Niemczech
Flyer produced for Poles being held in Germany. Motivational in nature, it has details of the support of Allied Forces described by General Dwight D. Eisenhower, and the consequences for any Germans that mistreat prisoners. It contains instructions…
Wer Hat Angst Vor Dem Frieden?
Asserts German party leaders want to make the German people afraid of peace as it would mean the end of the party and any new beginnings for the German people.
A quotation from Roosevelt indicates that although they will punish the leaders from…
A quotation from Roosevelt indicates that although they will punish the leaders from…
Tags: propaganda
Erlauterungen zur Hitler-Rede (Explanations from Hitler's speeches)
Allied propaganda leaflet aimed at the German population.
Page 1 explains items from one of Hitler's speeches.
Page 2 announces Hitler's appointment as head of the justice system and defines who Germany's internal enemies are.
Page 1 explains items from one of Hitler's speeches.
Page 2 announces Hitler's appointment as head of the justice system and defines who Germany's internal enemies are.
Frage: wie viele sind hier aufmarschiert? Antwort: 330000 Mann
Claims Hitler has not talked about losses in Russia since 11 December (162,000 German soldiers dying in 162 days). Compares this to the lack of information and incorrect numbers given after the Poland Campaign. Hitler now having to use other groups…
Aus der letzten April - Woche 1942
In last week of April 1942, Luftwaffe and RAF bombing are compared as well as Hitler’s announcement now and from 1941. Contrasting statements from American (R F Watt) and German (Sauckel) on availability of workers.
Extract from Ludendorff’s…
Extract from Ludendorff’s…
Damals; Heute
Contrasts Germany after the First World War with the present, exhorting Germans to save their country. By drawing things quickly to a conclusion, Germany could avoid more destruction and successfully rebuild.
Two photographs show a German…
Two photographs show a German…