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Handbound books, 1938

Special exhibition of handbound books of the Reichsinnungsverband des Buchbinderhandwerk (Reich Bookbinding Guild) in Berlin. Among the books the "Mein Kampf", "Unsere Gaeste" and the "Nibelunge Not" can be seen.

Reporter, 1935

A reporter with a camera sitting on an anchor.

Max Schmeling with Adolf Hitler, 1936

After his victory over Joe Louis, the boxer Max Schmeling is received by Adolf Hitler, who is reading about Schmeling's success in the newspaper.

Street vendors of the latest edition of the magazine 'Berliner Illustrierte', 1934

A street vendor at the station Ostkreuz offers the latest edition of the magazine 'Berliner Illustrierte' and 'Gartenlaube' ('The Arbour').

Adolf Hitler with newspaper

Adolf Hitler reading the 'Voelkischen Beobachters' in the Berghof in Obersalzberg.

A couple studies the cinema program, 1936

A couple bends over the cinema program in the newspaper on a rainy day. The woman seems to prefer the film 'Peer Gynt' with Hans Albers.

People buy newspapers in Berlin after the death of Reich President von Hindenburg, 1934

A newspaper vendor sells newspapers on the street with the announcement of Reich President Paul von Hindenburg's death.

Newspaper vendor in Berlin, 1934

A street vendor of the Scherl publishing house with the newspaper "Nachtausgabe".

Newspaper vendor in Berlin, 1934

Street vendor of the newspaper "Nachtausgabe" offers newspapers and magazines.

Newspaper vendor in Berlin, 1934

A street vendor of the newspapers "Lokal-anzeiger" offers newspapers and magazines at his regular place.

Newspaper vendor in Berlin, 1934

A street vendor of the Scherl publishing house with a variety of newspaper copies of the "Nachtausgabe".

Peasant family sits in front of its yard, 1938

A peasant family from Schleswig-Holstein in front of their farm, the farmer and his wife sit in chairs and a young man reads aloud from the newspaper.

The uniform of a photojournalist, 1938

The new uniform of a photojournalist with photo camera.

The uniform of a photojournalist, 1938

The new uniform of a photojournalist with photo camera.

Berliner newspaper seller, 1934

The newsagent Wilhelm Doering in front of a display with press products of the Berlin Verlag Scherl.

Newspaper to the Reichstag fire process, 1933

Newspaper seller of the Scherl publishing house sells the Berliner Illustierte in the Night edition with the Reichstag fire process and the tunnel between Reichspräsidentenpalais and Reichstag as Topic.

Man reading the newspaper "12 Uhr Blatt"

A man reads the "12-Uhr-Blatt" on a weekend trip with the ship. According to the regulations of the Gestapo this "promotional image" can be published only if the headline "1500 Catholics on the run" will be retouched and is no longer readable.

Citizens of Berlin at the press display of Scherl Publishing House, 1938

Passersby look at the displayed magazines and newspapers at the building of Scherl Publishing House in Berlin, two days after the 'Anschluss' of Austria.

Nazi Germany: Newspapers, magazines National Socialism: newspapers, magazines, citizens

Passersby look at the displayed magazines and newspapers at the building of Scherl Publishing House in Berlin, two days after the "Anschluss" of Austria. Nazi Germany: Newspapers, magazines

Sueddeutscher Verlag: the Knorr & Hirth publishing house, around 1942

Vehicle fleet of the newspaper "Muenchner Neueste Nachrichten" at Preysingplatz in Munich.

Composing room at the Muenchner Neueste Nachrichten, 1930s

View of the workplaces of the typesetters.

Sueddeutscher Verlag: Knorr und Hirth publishing house, 1936

The printing plant of Knorr and Hirth in Munich.

Adolf Hitler reading the newspaper, 1935

Adolf Hitler reads a newspaper while staying at the Berghof on the Obersalzberg in Berchtesgaden.

SS-Students in Heidelberg

Members of the SS-Student Company at the Heidelberg University in the team house. On the table, the newspaper 'Das schwarze Korps' (the black corps).

In the SS team house at the University of Heidelberg, 1936

Members of the SS-Student Company at the University of Heidelberg in their team house. On the table is the newspaper "Das schwarze Korps".

Training evening at the Scherl publishing house, 1942

The deputy plant manager, Director Kluetzke, closes with a Nazi salute the training evening of Scherl workers in the Student House, which had to be cancelled due to the absence of the planned speaker Alfred Spangenberg. Behind Kluetzke is the flag of the DAF, on the left a swastika flag.

Peasant family, 1930s

A farmer and family man from the Pongau reads to his family in the evening from the newspaper ("Nationalsozialistische Landpost"). In the corner a portrait of Adolf Hitler has replaced the crucifix. Undated picture.

Students reading in a Berlin comradeship house, 1934

Students of the university group of the NSDStB in the reading room of their new comradeship house, the "Melanchthonhaus" in Sebastianstrasse, Berlin, with a bookcase and newspaper corner. On the table is a copy of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf"

Student in SA uniform, 1935

A student at work in the library of an SA comradeship house.

Nazi literature in a bookstore, 1933

In the window of this bookstore in Berlin, relevant, propagandistic Nazi literature is offered.

Book exhibition of the National Socialist Teachers League (Nationalsozialistischer Lehrerbund), 1937

The opening day of the book exhibition of the NSLB, Gauverwaltung Berlin, in the town house in the Juedenstrasse (Molkenmarkt).

Members of the Falange with a copy of "Mein Kampf"

A member of the Falange Espanola reads Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" - on the forearm she has a scar from the fighting at the front in the Spanish Civil War.

BDM girls reading, 1940

BDM girls (League of German Girls) reading a book together.

Joseph Goebbels with Haegert at the poets meeting in Weimar, 1941

Joseph Goebbels scrolls in a book on the edge of the 'Annual Review of German literature' in the Falken-gallery of the palace in Weimar, which contains own articles that are published in the press on the topic 'Spiritual Warfare'. Undersecretary Haegert (center) has given it to him.

Distribution of book donations, 1936

During a fundraising campaign of the Reich Literary Chamber an employee in Clau in Berlin distributes book donations. Here he is handing out a copy of Adolf Hitler's 'Mein Kampf'.

Presentation of a manuscript scrapbook at the craft trade fair in Berlin, 1936

At the craft trade fair in 1936 in Berlin, the largest manuscript scrapbook in the world is presented. It weighs 60 kg. It is introduced with a photo of Adolf Hitler and his signature.

Labor camp in a construction train of the Reich railroad, 1934

View in a compartment of the construction train of the Reich railroad, in which a labor camp of the NSDAP is accommodated. The construction train stops at the time of the record in Gross-Behnitz near Nauen. Through the hosting of the work service in a train, the use is possible at any given place with railway connection, without the need to built accommodation rooms. In the compartment, a leader picture hangs on the wall.

Hitler at his desk

Adolf Hitler reads a book at his desk in the 'Brown House' in Munich, 1934.

Advertising poster for Adolf Hitler's book 'Mein Kampf'

Advertising poster for Adolf Hitler's book 'Mein Kampf' in Mannheim on the occasion of the 'German Book Week', 1934.

Nazi-Literature in a bookshop

Shopping window of a bookstore before Christmas 1933 with authors of the "new era". Next to Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" are books of Dietrich Eckart - the writer of the "Sturmlied" with the popular parole "Germany wake up" - Gottfried Feder, the financial theoretist of the Nazi movement and Alfred Rosenberg, the party ideology and writer of the "Volk's observer".

Lending library with portraits of Adolf Hitler in the window

Lending library displays portraits of Adolf Hitler in the window and offers Nazi decoration. (undated picture)

War books in a bookstore, 1934

Exhibited war and navy books in a bookstore. Among the books are "Moellers letzte Fahrt", "Das Logbuch eines deutschen Seeoffiziers" by Admiral Hofman, "Hoellenmaschine im U Boot", "Das Kriegstagebuch eines deutschen Seeoffiziers".

The "Week of the German Book" in Weimar, 1937

A big rush before the opening of the "Week of the German Book 1937" on the forecourt of the Weimarhalle in Weimar. The building is festively decorated. Goebbels will give the opening speech.

House of the German Front Poets, 1938

At the entrance to the Haus der Deutschen Frontdichter (House of the German Front Poets), SA and the SS members are standing guard. The Buderose Palace in Guben has just been handed over to the Frontdichter (front poets) and renamed "Haus der Deutschen Frontdichter".

Goebbels at the opening of the "Week of the German Book", 1937

Joseph Goebbels during his speech at the opening of the "Woche des Deutschen Buches" (Week of the German Book) in the Weimarhalle in Weimar with a bust of Hitler in front of him.

Awarding of the Book and Film Prize, 1939

The Book and Film Prize is awarded at the Deutsches Opernhaus Berlin. The prizewinners Bruno Brehm and Prof. Froehlich are announced by Joseph Goebbels. Behind him an orchestra and above him a coat of arms with the inscription Ostmark, Altreich, Sudetenland.

The cover of "Mein Kampf" in seven world languages, 1937

The front page of the book "Mein Kampf" in seven different world languages. American "My Battle", Danish and Norwegian "Min Kamp", English "My Struggle", Italian "La Mia Battaglia", Portuguese "Minha luta", Swedish "Min Kamp", Spanish "Mi Lucha", Hungarian "Harcom".

Goebbels at the opening of the "Week of the German Book", 1938

Joseph Goebbels during his speech at the opening of the "Woche des Deutschen Buches" (Week of the German Book) in the Weimarhalle in Weimar with a bust of Hitler in front of him. Behind him is an Imperial Eagle and SA members with standards and flags. Above the lectern hangs a banner with the inscription "Das Buch - Ein Kraftquell der Nation" (The Book - A Source of Power for the Nation).

Goebbels at the opening of the "Week of the German Book", 1937

Joseph Goebbels during his speech at the opening of the "Woche des Deutschen Buches" (Week of the German Book) in the Weimarhalle in Weimar with a bust of Hitler in front of him. Behind him is an orchestra, a Reichsadler ("Imperial Eagle") and SA members with standards and flags. Above the lectern hangs a banner with the inscription "Die Zeit lebt im Buch" (The Times live in Books). Flowers in front of him.

Goebbels at the opening of the "Week of the German Book", 1937

Joseph Goebbels during his speech at the opening of the "Woche des Deutschen Buches" (Week of the German Book) in the Weimarhalle in Weimar with a bust of Hitler in front of him. Behind him is an orchestra, a Reichsadler ("Imperial Eagle") and SA members with standards and flags. Above the lectern hangs a banner with the inscription "Die Zeit lebt im Buch" (The Times live in Books). Flowers in front of him.

Overview of the "Promotion of German Literature", 1934

A stand at the exhibition "Ewiges Deutschland" (Eternal Germany) in the Prussian State Library in Berlin, which shows the type and number of evaluations issued so far by the Reich Office for the "Promotion of German Literature".

The building of the Scherl publishing house, undated

The building of the Scherl publishing house in Berlin. A man stands in front of the shop windows. It is decorated with swastika flags. The picture is undated.

Meeting of the Reich Office for the Promotion of German Literature, 1936

Third workshop of the Reich Office for the Promotion of German Literature in Berlin. The leader Hagemeyer (standing), discusses the annual report with the members of the Founders Council.

Conference of the Reichsstelle zur Foerderung des Deutschen Schrifttums, 1936

The third conference of the Reichsstelle zur Foerderung des Deutschen Schrifttums ("Reich Office for the Promotion of German Literature") in Berlin. The President of the Reich Chamber of Literature H. Johst during a lecture, on the right in the picture is the head of the Reich Office, Hagemeyer.

Goebbels holding a speech at the poets' meeting, 1941

Joseph Goebbels during a speech at the poets' meeting in the Weimarhalle in Weimar. Before him there is a bust of Hitler. Behind there are SA members with standards and flags. Above the lectern hangs a coat of arms and the inscription "Book and Sword".

Poets' meeting in Weimar, 1941

Joseph Goebbels during a speech at the Dichtertreffen (meeting of poets) in the Weimarhalle in Weimar. In front of him stands a bust of Hitler. SA members with standards and flags. Above the speaker's desk hangs a coat of arms with the words "Book and Sword".

Opening of the "Week of the German Book", 1934

The Berlin Sportpalast is filled with people during the opening of the "Week of the German Book". Joseph Goebbels is giving a speech at this event. Behind him is an orchestra. Above him, the hall was decorated with swastika flags and the banner "Books are the spiritual tools of the nation".

Meeting of the Reich Office for the Promotion of German Literature, 1936

The audience during a speech by Hans Hagemeyer at the third session of the Reich Office for the Promotion of German Literature. Hagemeyer is head of the Reich Office. The event takes place in the old auditorium of the University of Berlin. The second from right is the Rector of the Berlin University, Wilhelm Kruger.

Giant dummy of "Mein Kampf"

A carriage with the oversized book "Mein Kampf" drives through the streets of Berlin. On the carriage are also an Imperial Eagle and swastika flags. In the background there is a train station, probably the Friedrichsstrasse.

Handwritten copy of Hitler's 'Mein Kampf'

The German officials gave Adolf Hitler on the occasion of his birthday on 20 April 1936 a handwritten copy of 'Mein Kampf'. The book weighs 35 kilograms and contains 965 parchment pages in the format of 42 x 29.5 cm.

Hand bound books, 1938

Special show of hand-bound books organized by the Reich Guild of Bookbinders in Berlin. Among the books are the "Mein Kampf" and "Nibelungen Not".

The exhibition "Eternal Germany", 1934

The "Foerderung des deutschen Schrifttums" organized the exhibition "Ewiges Deutschland" (Eternal Germany) in Berlin Unter den Linden. The picture shows an overview of the exhibition space.

Audience at the opening of the "Week of the German Book" in Weimar, 1937

Audience in the Weimarhalle in Weimar during the opening of the "Week of the German Book". Joseph Goebbels sits in the front right and Hanns Johst to his left in the crowded hall.

Complimentary gift to Joseph Goebbels at the Week of the German Book, 1936

Joseph Goebbels smilingly leafs through his book, which was presented to him on the occasion of the Week of the German Book in Weimar. The book contains entries by 67 German authors. In the foreground is President of the Reichsschrifttumskammer ("Reich Chamber of Writers") Hanns Johst.

Book exhibition of the Scherl publishing house, 1942

Visitors of the book exhibition of the library of the Scherl publishing house read the newly published books. In the background there is a swastika flag. The man on the right reads the book "Die Zylinderschnellpressen fuer Buchdruck" from the author Franz Bauer. In the upper left corner in the background there is an air raid warning notice.

Book exhibition of the Scherl publishing house, 1942

Joseph Goebbels at the Leipzig Booksellers' Conference, 1936

Joseph Goebbels during a speech at the Booksellers' Conference in the Buchhaendlerhaus in Leipzig. On the right a portrait of the publisher, industrial pioneer and politician Johann Friedrich Cotta is hanging on the wall.

Goebbels at the poets' meeting in Weimar, 1941

In the Falkengalerie of the Castle Museum Weimar, takes place the opening of the annual exhibition of the German literature. Goebbels visits the section "Young writings". To his left Gauleiter Fritz Sauckel and State Councillor Hanns Johst. To his right, Regierungsrat (councilor) Rudolf Erckmann and Ministerialdirigent ( head of section) Wilhelm Haegert. They examine the displayed books.

Propaganda picture with reading children, 1935

A propaganda photo for the promotion of the "Week of the German Book 1935", shows Jungvolk-Pimpfe (recruits of the Jungvolk), a BDM girl and their little brother while reading.

"Das OKW gibt bekannt" by Walter Torau, 1943

In Schoenhausen Palace the artists' association "Berliner Norden" presents 255 works at a summer exhibition, mostly oil paintings, but also watercolours, sculptures and drawings. Here is the painting "Das OKW gibt bekannt" (The OKW announces) by Walter Torau, on which a man reads an edition of the "Voelkischer Beobachter" from April 27, 1943 over a glass of beer.

Newspaper dealers at the Winter Olympics, 1936

Newspaper dealers of the Scherl publishing house with issues of the "Lokal-Anzeiger" in front of the Kongresshalle in Garmisch-Partenkirchen during the Winter Olympics. Between swastika flags hangs a flag with the coat of arms of Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Week of the German Book in Weimar, 1938

Joseph Goebbels, Reichsleiter Philipp Bouhler (left behind him), State Secretary Karl Hanke (2nd on the right behind Goebbels) and other functionaries on a tour of the exhibition "Jahresschau des Deutschen Schrifttums" in the Weimar Palace during the Week of the German Book. The display includes the book "Gesund sein, Gesund bleiben" (Be healthy, stay healthy) and the Mayersche Lexikon.

Parachute troops in the Berlin Lustgarten, 1942

Boys are looking with interest at the equipment of the paratroopers who are practicing ground exercises in the Lustgarten.

Reading room, 1934

Besides books, the reading hall also offers the latest newspapers and magazines. Above the newspaper hooks there is a sign saying: "The reading room is not a place for loud talking, for playing cards, for quarrelling and scuffling". Below this are the newspapers, among others: Rheinisch-Westfaelische Zeitung, Voelkischer Beobachter, Illustrierter Beobachter, (cover picture: Adolf Hitler with Paul Ludwig Troost) and Die Brenessel.

Foundation of the "Union of National Associations of Journalists", 1941

View of the German and foreign delegations of journalists who came to Vienna to found the "Union of National Associations of Journalists" (UJV), during the speech of the head of the Reich Press, Otto Dietrich, at a press reception in Palais Schoenborn.

The publishing house of the "Westdeutsche Beobachter", 1943

View of the courtyard of the "Westdeutsche Beobachter" whose publishing building was damaged by an Anglo-American air raid on Cologne.

Newspaper stand in Paris, 1940

Four weeks after the German invasion of Paris, the newsstands are full of German newspapers and magazines, here on the Boulevard des Italiens, near the opera. Among the newspapers are the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, the Koelnische Illustrierte Zeitung ( title picture with Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering), Voelkischer Beobachter, Koelnische Zeitung, Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, Der Adler ("and now - England"), Die Wehrmacht (ed. by the High Command of the Wehrmacht, title picture: a tank) as well as Das Illustrierte Blatt (title picture: a soldier).

Inga Arvad, 1937

Portrait of the Danish journalist Dr. Inga Arvad, born Inga Maria Petersen, who conducted several interviews with Hitler.

Nazi Germany: Newspapers, magazines

Nazi Germany: Newspapers, magazines Das Foto zeigt den Stempel der NSDAP-Bildpressestelle, die zur Vorbereitung für die Reichstagswahl 1936 Bildmaterial an alle deutschen Zeitungen verschickte, das den hier abgebildeten Stempel auf der Rückseite trug. Der Text musste unverändert übernommen werden und eine Urhebernennung war unerwünscht. Der Zeitungsleser sollte auf keinen Fall den Eindruck gewinnen, dass die gesamte Wahlkampfpropaganda einheitlich von der zuständigen Stelle des Reichspropagandaministeriums gesteuert wurde. Für die verantwortlichen Redakteure war schon 1936 praktisch unmöglich, derartige Auflagen nicht zu befolgen. Wer dies versuchte, musste mit seiner sofortigen Entlassung rechnen.

Joseph Goebbels at the German Book Week in Weimar, 1938

Joseph Goebbels gives a speech in the Weimarhalle at the opening of the "German Book Week".

Edition of the new Luftwaffe magazine "Der Adler", 1939

The day of the launch of the new Luftwaffe magazine of the Scherl publishing house "Der Adler". The first issue is distributed to newspaper vendors wearing caps with the inscription 'Der Adler. Die neue große Luftwaffenillustrierte". The magazine costs 20 Reichspfennig.

Reading hall of the Technical University Berlin, 1937

In the reading hall of the dormitory of the Technische Hochschule in Berlin-Charlottenburg, students can read all the major German newspapers and magazines every day, more than 100 altogether. Here are shown, among others, the Oberschlesische Volksstimme and the Liegnitzer Tagblatt.

National Socialism: newspapers, magazines

The delegation of the German newspaper publishers at Anhalter Bahnhof before leaving for their trip to Italy.

Carnival in the Haus der Deutschen Presse (House of the German Press), 1937

Last preparations for the carnival celebration "The Night without a Name" at the Haus der Deutschen Presse in Berlin: A wall-decorating giant mask by the artist Will from Halle receives eyelashes as final decoration from a colleague. On the forehead the word "humor" is visible.

The exhibition "Gesundes Leben - Frohes Schaffen" ( Healthy Life - Glad Work) in Berlin, 1938

At the exhibition "Gesundes Leben - Frohes Schaffen" ( Healthy Life - Glad Work) is displayed a crew room in a warship where sailors can read newspapers like the Lokal-Anzeiger.

Trip to the Balkans of members of the Federal Association of German Newspaper Publishers, 1938

The delegation of the Federal Association of German Newspaper Publishers (Bundesverband Deutscher Zeitungsverleger) at Anhalter Bahnhof before leaving for their trip to the Balkans on a train of the "Internationale Eisenbahn Schlafwagen Gesellschaft".

Week of the German Book in Weimar, 1936

View of the opening ceremony of the "Week of the German Book" in the festively decorated Weimarhalle. Above the music orchestra and the choir is an oversized painting: a book crossed with a sword, and the inscription "The book is a sword of the spirit".

Nazi Germany: Newspapers, magazines

Street newspapers in WW2, 1940s

Passers-by read at an intersection the front pages of the newspapers and magazines, among others here the Munich Abendblatt and the Illustrierte Beobachter that were hung out on a wall and on an advertising pillar. Undated picture.

Manuscript collection album at the Berlin Crafts Fair, 1936

The largest manuscript collection album in the world was presented at the Berlin Crafts Fair in 1936. It weighed 60 kg and was prefaced by a large portrait of Adolf Hitler with his signature.

Joseph Goebbels and Wilhelm Weiss at the Reich Press Day in Berlin, 1934

Joseph Goebbels speaks at the Reich Press Day of the Reichsverband der Deutschen Presse (Reich Association of the German Press) in the manor house. On the top right, in the seat of the chairman, the head of the RDP Wilhelm Weiss (editor-in-chief of the Voelkischer Beobachter).

Reich Press School, 1936

At the Reichspresseschule (Reich Press School), which opened in Berlin-Dahlem on 24 April 1936, a wide variety of German and foreign newspapers are read during working hours, including the Berliner Tageblatt. The typewriters for written work can be placed in the desks.

Hans Frank with journalists in Warsaw, 1940

Reich Minister and Governor General of the occupied Poland Hans Frank (centre, below the painting) receives the representatives of the press for a talk on the Victory Day celebrations in Warsaw.

Hans Frank with journalists in Warsaw, 1940

Reich Minister and Governor General of occupied Poland Hans Frank greets the press representatives on the Victory Day anniversary in Warsaw.

Joseph Goebbels at the Reich Press Conference, 1935

Joseph Goebbels holds a large meeting at the Cologne conference of the Reichsverband der deutschen Presse ("Reich Association of the German Press") in the large Guerzenichsaal, at which he makes fundamental considerations about the reorganization of the German press.

Olympic Games in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, 1936

At the Winter Olympics in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, journalists pulled up a black cloth with a large press duck between the flags of the nations in front of the press centre and the organising committee in Garmisch.

Newspaper dealer selling "Der Adler", 1939

On the day of the launch of the new Luftwaffe magazine of the Scherl publishing house "Der Adler", the newspaper man standing on the corner of Prinz- Albrecht-Strasse/Wilhelmstrasse at the Reich Aviation Ministry is surrounded by interested parties early in the morning. On the title page of the illustrated magazine of the Luftwaffe is a flying ace.

The Scherl publishing house, 1939

View of the building of the Scherl publishing house in Berlin, one of the largest newspaper and book publishers in the pre-war Germany. Between the columns of the building, which are decorated with plants and swastika flags, the shop windows display, among other things, "New publications from Scherl Verlag and from Keil Verlag" as well as advertising posters, here for "The large Luftwaffe magazine "Adler": versatile, entertaining, lively".

Press tour of the LZ 129 "Hindenburg", 1936

The day after the first workshop trip, the press is also allowed to view the new airship at the Friedrichshafen shipyard. Here the Zeppelin is leaving the hangar with the tail ahead.

German newspaper publishers in Paris, 1937

During a visit to the World Expo in Paris, German newspaper publishers take a look at the printers of the French newspaper "Le Journal".

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