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Text Box: Child Victims of the New Germany: A Protest by Bonham-Carter, Lady Violet. 1934 London, England: McCorquodale & Co. Ltd. Lady Violet Bonham-Carter (1887-1969) was one of the few women in her time to take a leading role in speaking for the British Liberal party, and was one of the first to call the world's attention to the dangers of Nazi Germany and Fascism. She was the daughter of Prime Minister Asquith, and a good friend of Winston Churchill. This pamphlet is based upon a speech she gave in December, 1933, in which she calls attention to German mistreatment of Jewish children.  She tells of a young boy of 13, ridiculed in class and called a "Marxist bastard" by his teacher, shunned by classmates, made to draw only swastikas, made to shout "Heil Hitler" over and over, and given bad marks in class "for Jewish slovenliness."  The pamphlet includes an appendix, "A Dossier of Cruelties and Humiliations" of Jewish children in Germany. One story, "No Milk for Little Jewesses" tells how girls in class line up for a cup of milk and a piece of bread.  When a Jewish girl comes for her milk, the headmistress says, "No milk for little Jewesses!  Next, please."  Children are taught a marching song which includes the words, "when Jewish blood spurts from the knife". 8 pp. 13.8 x 21.4 cm. Pamphlet, very good. (7812) $45.00. World War II/Anti-Fascist
Civil Liberties in the U.S.A.; A short history of the Origin and Defense of the Bill of Rights by S. Small ca. 1940 New York, NY: Workers Library Publishers. Socialist booklet derides President Roosevelt, Cong. Martin Dies, Attorney General Jackson and "F.B.I Hoover" -- all riding high astride "Trojan Horses" shouting "Fifth column!"… Author Small is expressing his anguish when he calls the leaders of the Daughters of the American Revolution "battle-axes"....links them with  the Dies Committee House Un-American Affairs Committee, or HUAC, 1938-44) and the Ku Klux Klan.  Booklet describes history of Civil Rights in the U.S., including speeches of Senators Ellender and Bilbo in the last filibuster that defeated the Anti-Lynching Bill.  I.W.W. "Wobblies" and Sacco-Vanzetti "frame-up"...Anti-Red hysteria.... "Fascist methods and theories find fertile soil among American reactionaries who have them refurbished and bespangled with the flag in which they wrap themselves." 63 pp. 12.7 x 18.6 cm. Paper booklet, very good. (7450) $17.00. World War II/Socialism/History
Conning Tower, The; Annual Publication of the Master Mechanics' and Foremen's Association, United States Navy Yard, Portsmouth, NH, 1942 Portsmouth, NH: Master Mechanics' and Foremen's Association Booklet loaded with photos of Navy and Civilian leaders at Portsmouth Navy Yard, wartime stories about submarines, pictures of young women sponsors of submarines launched. 112 pp. 21 x 28 cm. Paper booklet, very good. (3282) $24.00. History/World War II.
Das Reich, Deutsche Wochenzeitung, Berlin 18 Marz 1945 [Nazi Newspaper, published less than two months before Allied Victory over Germany] Goebbels, Reichminister 1945	Berlin, Germany:  Nazi newspaper, headline: "Die Lehre Der Beharrlichkeit" [The Lesson of Persistence] with "Epochen, die über alles entscheiden" Von Reichminister Dr. Goebbels. "Der Absolutismus Von San Franzisko"; "Berlin, Ein Riesenigel" with photo "Panzergräben Um Berlin" shows men digging in bomb debris, aus den Fabriken und von den Schreibtischen kamen sie alle und graben trotz Sturm und Schneegestöber. "Die Chapultapec-Akte" with cartoon showing Stalin with blowpipe blowing up a large inflated bird with head and cap of DeGaulle.   "Das veränderte Gisicht--Wie die USA den Krieg spüren". "Die pazifische Situation-- Formosa als Schlüsselstellung". Large map extends length of page, shows Der Rhein zwischen Koblenz und Wesel. 8 pp.	38 x 55 cm. Newspaper, very good. (7823) $29.00. World War II/Newspapers	
Deceptions of World War II by Breuer, William B. 2005 Edison, NJ: Castle Books.  This is a reprint of a 2001 book published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Author is a military historian who presents more than 80 little-known tales of illusions, masquerades and fakery, nuggets of some unconventional but risky schemes of cloak-and-dagger agencies and military commanders.  Included are the story of Ladislas Farago, formally classified as insane, yet on active duty in the U.S. Navy, as a secret agent; London's devious "Shadow Warrior" who invented rumors to throw the Nazis off guard; The Oslo Gang, whose exploits helped to convict Norwegian traitors and German war criminals soon after liberation; and Greta Garbo, famous actress, undercover for the British, reporting on Nazi sympathizers.  Black and white photos.  242 pp. 15 x 23 cm. Blue cloth on board with gilt title, fine. Dustjacket, fine. (4670) $15.00. World War II/History
Der Grosse Deutsche Feldzug Gegen Polen,[The Great German Campaign in Poland] Eine Chronik Des Krieges in Wort und Bild; Herausgegeben im Einvernehmen mit dem Reichsbildberichterstatter der NSDDAP, Prof. Heinrich Hoffman, Geleitwort Generaloberst Von Reichenau [Text in German] ca. 1940 Vienna, Austria:  Verlag Für Militär Und Fächliteratur A. Franz Göth & Sohn.  Triumphant book of pictures and German text extolling German march into Poland in 1939, with many references to the Versailles Peace Treaty of 1919. Geleitwort [Preface by] Generaloberst Von Reichenau. [Many photos of Adolf Hitler and his generals, happy “liberated” Germans in Danzig and other cities in Poland greeting Hitler and his troops with enthusiastic "heils".  Many spirited exhortations from A. Hitler, General von Brauchitich, Field Marshal Hermann Göring, Admiral Raeder. Pictures of children presenting flowers to troops. Picture of truckload of Jews, text notes that a million Jews live in Poland. This is one of many propaganda pieces created by the Nazis to "explain" their attack against the “aggressive” Poles to "rescue" the beleagured Germans in the City of Danzig. Der Feldzug in Polen; Zusammenfassende Darstellung, Die polnische Wehrmacht; Der polnische Angriffsplan; Ziel und Anlage der deutschen Operationen.  Maps show how German troops stormed across Polish border, with attacks from Czechoslovakia, Germany and East Prussia; Drives on Lodz, Warsaw and Krakow. Maps show attacks as of 2, 6, 11, 14, 18 and 19 September. Last two maps show attacks from East by Soviet troops. Full-page portrait photos of Göring, Von Brauchitsch, Halder, von Rundstedt, von Bock, List, von Reichenau, von Kluge, von Küchler, Keitel, Guderian, Hoepner, Strauss, Hoth, Schmidt, von Briefen, Reinhardt, Kübler, Olbricht, Admirals Albrecht, and Schniewind. 344 pp. 22 x 32 cm.Green cloth on board, front and back hinges cracked, inside front hinge mended with black plastic tape, but front board loose; frontispiece of Hitler loose, top 6 cm of each page warped from moisture.  On front free endpaper is inscription: "Sgt. H. White, Salzburg '45". All pictures and text completely readable, clear. Poor. (7697) $95.00. World War II/Propaganda
Deutsches Recht Wochenausgabe,[German Law Weekly, Nazi Law] 15 Februar 1941 Herausgeber Dr. Hans Frank, Zentralorgan des Nationalsozialistischen Rechtswahrerbundes  by Frank, Dr. Hans, Reichminister 1941 Berlin, Germany: Deutsche Rechtsverlag G.m.b.H. Weekly publication on German Law under Hans Frank, Hitler's Minister of Justice. "Der Entwuft eines Reichswassergesetzes" Von Dr. Alexander Wüsthoff. "Neuerungen im Haftungsrecht des Postreisedienstes" Von Fritz-Ulrich Goldacker."Die Aufrechnungsmöglichkeiten im Haftpflichtprozeß" Von Dr. Werner Wussow.    [Note: In Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in 1946 Frank admits the futility of justice under Hitler's dictatorship.] Ad for "Der Staatsanwalt und sein Arbeitsgebiet mit Beispielen" Von Dr. Karl Burchardi und Dr. Der. Klempahn. Also, "Die Rechtsgestalt der Hitler-Jugend" von Dr. habil. H.H. Dietze. 48 pp. 21 x 29 cm. Paper periodical, moderate wear, spinefold partly torn, good. (7186) $22.00. World War II/Nazi/Law	
Deutsches Recht Wochenausgabe,[German Law Weekly, Nazi Law] 8 Februar 1941 Herausgeber Dr. Hans Frank, Zentralorgan des Nationalsozialistischen Rechtswahrerbundes . Frank, Dr. Hans, Reichminister 1941 Berlin, Germany: Deutsche Rechtsverlag G.m.b.H. Weekly publication on German Law under Hans Frank, Hitler's Minister of Justice. "Vertragsbedingungen und Preisrecht" von Dr. Hanswerner Müller. "Die rechtliche Gleichstellung Von Sculdverschreibungen und Sculdbuchforderungen der Reichsanleihen im Bankverkehr" Von Dr. Otton Ernst.  "Der Beitrag des Reichsgerichtszu dem Grundproblem des interlokalen Privatrechts” Von Amtsgerichtsrat Dr. Middel. [Note: In Nuremberg War Crimes Trials in 1946 Frank admits the futility of justice under Hitler's dictatorship.] Ad for Die Deutsche Polizei von Dr. jur. Werner Best. Ad for Greif Farband. 48 pp. 21 x 29 cm. Paper periodical, moderate wear, spinefold partly torn, good. (7185) $21.00. World War II/Nazi/Law 
Fire Fighters of London in Action, written and illustrated by Members of the London Fire Brigade ©1941 Garden City, NY: Garden City Publishing Co., Inc. Little book describes the Great Fire of the City of London, 1940, and includes black-and-white reproductions of original art of bomb damage, by members of the London Fire Brigade.  Quotes Adolph Hitler: "I am a man of peace," in midst of all the death and destruction from Luftwaffe bombs. 49 pp. 13.6 x 19.6 cm. Paper booklet, decorated wraps, moderate wear, very good. (5858) $17.00. World War II/History
Four Red Lights, The: British World War II Propaganda Leaflet ca. 1939 England: Pamphlet features black cover with four red lights, interior explains red lights. German action forced the present war on Britain and the free world. The red lights began in 1939 when Hitler marched into Austria  on February 15th. On March 12th Hitler and Goering gave their solemn "word of honor" that Czocho-Slovakia had nothing to fear. In March 1939 German armies occupied Prague and put the whole Czech state under the savage rule of the Gestapo.  The fourth red light came on with German invasion of Poland on September 1, 1939.  Pamphlet states that this is not an Imperialist War. It is not a Capitalist War. “We are determined to stop the bullies who have trampled on decency and destroyed happiness for millions... we want a world of green lights, not red.” 4 pp. 14 x 21 cm. Paper pamphlet, very good. (7467) $17.00. World War II/History
Free France, Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité Vol. 6, No. 9, Nov. 1, 1944 New York, NY: French Press & Information Service.  Published by the Provisional Government of the French Republic in exile in New York.  This issue appeared five months after the Invasion of Normandy, and reports the tremendous political  turmoil in France. French Troops on the Northeast Front. Battle of the French Ports-- Germans still occupy several. Marshal Pétain to be tried for treason. 48 pp. 21 x 27 cm. Periodical, dark blue cover, very good. (5635) $24.00. World War II/History
Germany: The Present Situation in Germany by Piatnitsky, O. 1933 New York, NY: The Workers Library Publishers.  Piatnitsky traces history after the Versailles Treaty, when Alsace-Lorraine was taken by France "for good".  The "Polish Corridor"… The Saar coalfields.  How the Social-Democratic Party betrayed the proletarian revolution of 1918 and paved the way for fascism.  The Weimar Coalition reduced the toilers of Germany to complete impoverishment.  Will the Hitler Government Maintain itself in power? Why did the Bourgeoisie call Hitler to power?  Revolutionary struggle in Fascist Germany. The Communist Party at work.  "The Communist Party of Germany must do all in its power to win the majority of the working class to its side and then organize the revolution, lead it and carry it to complete victory.”  64 pp. 11 x 15 cm. Paper booklet pages browned and brittle, and loose. Poor. (7428) $22.00. World War II/Communism 
Germany Under Hitler, World Affairs Pamphlets No. 8, 1935 by Wertheimer, Mildred S., Research Associate, Foreign Policy Association. 1935. New York, NY: Foreign Policy Association. Two years have elapsed since Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of the German Reich. The country has been changed from democratic republic to dictatorship; all opposition to the National Socialists has been ruthlessly crushed; culture and education have been completely Nazified. Forces underlying the Nazi Revolution are buried deep in German history. Apathetic middle class. Wilson's Fourteen Points ignored, and Versailles Treaty demoralized Germans.. Who supported Hitler and why: increasing support of lower middle classes; resentment for loss of WWI, blamed on treachery of Jews and Marxists. Mein Kampf, Hitler's autobiography, laid out his blueprint, and he followed it.  Organization of the Party. Sturm Abteilung. Schutzstaffel. Hitler Jugend. Germany has made great strides in rearmament, but it is not yet ready to fight a war on several fronts.  48 pp. 13 x 20 cm. Brown cloth on board with gilt lettering, withdrawn from Robbins Library, Arlington, Mass.  Ex-lib. Very good. (5319).  $24.00. World War II/History
Germany Under Hitler: World Affairs Pamphlet No. 8, 1935 by Wertheimer, Mildred S. 1935 New York, NY: Foreign Policy Association and World Peace Foundation. Two years have elapsed since Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of the German Reich. The country has been changed from democratic republic to dictatorship; all opposition to the National Socialists has been ruthlessly crushed; culture and education have been completely Nazified. Forces Underlying the Nazi Revolution; Rise of the National Socialist Movement; Establishment of a Totalitarian State; Economic Structure of the Third Reich. "Although Hitler and the party appear to be in absolute control of the Third Reich after two years of Nazi rule, the real power is becoming more and more concentrated in the hands of Dr. Schacht and the Reichswehr."  48 pp. 13 x 19 cm. Paper booklet, cover lightly soiled, some parts of text underlined and marked. Fair. (7514) $20.00. World War II
Guide to Japan, CincPac-CincPOA Bulletin No. 209-45. I September 1945. Restricted.  With six maps inserted.  1945. Commander in Chief, Pacific. Excellent guide to Japan for occupation forces, with geography, history, culture, with definite wartime suspicion of Japanese. Mentions atomic bombing, which took place only a month earlier.  Includes six separate maps of Tokyo, Nagoya, Kobe, Nagasaki, Osaka and Kyoto. Classified "Restricted." 103 pp. 20 x 25 cm. Paper booklet with heavy cardboard cover, loose, 1 x 2 cm chip missing from lower edge of front cover. Six separate maps. Good. (5636) $35.00. World War II/Travel
Guide to U.S. Navy Insignia, A — including U.S. Marine Corps and Coast Guard with Flags and  Decorations; with over 180 illustrations in color by Peterson, Gordon A.J. and Rankin, Lieut. Robert H., St. John's Military Academy 1942 Racine, WI: Whitman Publishing Company. Little book tells about Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard organization, shows cap and sleeve insignia, Corps devices, specialty and distinguishing marks, aircraft and ship markings, aircraft squadron insignia, Nurse Corps cap insignia, aviation wings and submariner dolphins, more. 62 pp. 14 x 9 cm. Decorated paper on board; Cover lightly worn, good. (7800) $16.00. World War II/Nautical	
Headquarters Fort Jackson, SC Instructions for Troop Movements 1943 Fort Jackson, SC: United States Army. complete guidance for shipping troops and army materials by rail during World War II, including listing of bases, railway points, and typical bureaucratic Army regulations. 23 pp. 20 x 27 cm. Mimeographed paper with steel binding fastener. Paper yellowed., Pencil calculations on front page. Good. (3800) $25.00. Ephemera/World War II.
Heckling Hitler: Caricatures of the Third Reich by Zeman, Zbynek 1987 Hanover, NH: University Press of New England. Marvelous, tremendously perceptive collection of cartoons which ridicule Adolf Hitler and the Nazis, from Hitler’s early years until his death.  128 pp. 21 x 28 cm. Paper booklet, light wear, very good. (5916) $23.00. World War II/History
History WWII: Photos of Japanese children, U.S. airmen, and minor official documents, and Army Air Corps Records Jacket, with copy of Stars and Stripes, Aug. 10, 1946 1945-47 Tokyo, Japan. Collection of a World War II U.S. Army Air Corps officer--8 photos, Air Base appointment to base duties, special orders, list of leave grantees, and records folder.  Stars & Stripes newspaper yellowed and brittle. Photos good. Official letters yellowed, good. (3882) $35.00. History/World War II/Ephemera
Hit Da Deck: Life at a Naval Training Station  by Morris, B.J. 1944	Boston, MA: The Libbie Printing Co., Inc. World War II humor.  Collection of cartoons about Navy recruits at a Naval Training Station, preparing to serve aboard U.S. Navy ships in wartime. At back of booklet are two pages for names and hometowns of bunkmates. About 46 are listed, including two generations of Ackerman from Syracuse and Horseheads, NY; Allerton from Philadelphia; Benedict from Providence; Gressell, Grosskopf, Hanley, Honecker, Messecur, Miller, Morse, Rath, Sherman, Tschapp, Wexler and Wieland, all from Buffalo; Page from Minneapolis; Warren from Mansfield, OH, and more. 32 pp. 25 x 20 cm. Booklet, cover shows moderate wear; plastic comb binding, good. (7155) $17.00. World War II/Navy/American Originals
Hitler and Admiral Raeder, Printed photograph for insertion in German Album "Deutschland erwacht" "Werden, Kampf und Sieg der NSDAP" Bild Nr. 145  ca. 1936 Germany. Photo shows "Der Kanzler und Admiral Raeder bei der deutschen flotte"--- Hitler and Raeder salute  as they ride a boat; in background are ships of the Nazi German Fleet. Photo is "Bild Nr. 145" or photo to be pasted in Album of 225 such pictures. This is part of Album #8; there are ten other albums in series.  Photo 17 x 12 cm. Paper photo, description printed on reverse. Very good. (5854) $16.00. World War II/History
Holocaust: ….and God Cried.; The Holocaust Remembered by Lawliss, Charles 1994 North Dighton, MA: JG Press.  The Holocaust was the deliberate, methodical killing of six million Jews  by Nazi Germany. This book is filled with photos of Nazis, with horrible photos and stories about extermination of Jews. Photo of German woman with sign (“Ich ….Schwein”) stating that she had had sexual relations with a Jew. Sign: "Jews are not permitted on the sidewalk"  (Juden ist das Geben auf diesem fußteig verboten). Photos of gas chambers, boxcar filled with corpses, guard beating Jew in Riga, SS officer hanging Jewish woman in Minsk, SS soldier uses pistol to execute Jew on edge of pit filled with bodies in Vinnitsa, Ukraine. German map of Treblinka shows barracks, train station and gas chambers. Photo of crematoria at Auschwitz, stuffed with bodies. Photo of inmate just after American troops had liberated prisoners at Buchenwald. 175 pp. 21 x 27 cm. Large format cloth on board, excellent condition. Dust jacket has several tiny chips, good. (4864) $15.00. World War II/History