9 July 1946 - 18 July 1946. The official English edition, published in accordance with the direction of the International Military Tribunal, of the record of the trial of the major German war criminals. Commencing at day 169, the account includes concluding evidence on the Katyn Forest massacre and Martin Bormann's role in the Third Reich.

1948, Int.Tribunal Nuremberg, , ,< F-01>,510pp, Light wear on spine. Pages edges browning. Very good in blue boards., ,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 32322-01..............................£20.00 

27 August 1946 - 1 October 1946. The official English edition, published in accordance with the direction of the International Military Tribunal, of the record of the trial of the major German war criminals.

1948, Int.Tribunal Nuremberg, , ,< F-01>,590pp, Light wear on spine. Page edges browning. Good in blue boards., ,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 35714-01..............................£18.00 

Documents and other material in evidence Numbers 001-PS TO 400-PS. The official English edition, published in accordance with the direction of the International Military Tribunal, of the record of the trial of the major German war criminals.

1948, Int.Tribunal Nuremberg, , ,< F-01>,607pp graphs., Light wear on spine. Page edges browning. very good in blue boards, ,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 35715-01..............................£26.00 

German text. Under the auspices of The International Tracing Service and published by the International Committee of the Red Cross at Bad Arolsen in February 1969, this is a preliminary list of the concentration camps and their outposts, as well as other detention centers under the Reichsfuhrer SS in Germany and German-occupied areas. It lists in detail, the establishments and their command structures. Previous owner's bookplate at the front free endpaper. Extremely scarce.

1969, Croix-Rouge, , No ISBN,< F-01>,large, landscape format, 612pp, v/good in grey boards. slight spotting to spine, Ger.text,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 37508-01..............................£70.00 

A harrowing account by a Jewish Doctor who was shipped to Auschwitz and put to work in the camp infirmary of the infamous "Gypsy Section".

1997, Book Club Associates, , ,< F-01>,xxv + 150pp, 13 ills, map, diagram, vg in dw, ,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 26419-01..............................£6.00 

Written by a former Intelligence Officer who was part of the team that tracked down the notorious SS officer. How he was located in Argentina, kidnapped by the Mossad agents and then abducted to Israel to stand trial.

1999, Cassell, , 0304352012,< F-01>,192pp, illustrations bibliography, index, Good in card covers, , CARD
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 26972-01..............................£4.00 

Repaired dustjacket torn with pieces missing. Text clean and unmarked. Originally translated from Czech by Roger Ghysens, this edition was translated from French in 1970 by Margaret E. Parker. An officer, known only as A54, in German Intelligence remained in Czechoslovakia after the invasion in March 1939 and continued to pass information to colleagues who had escaped and made their way to London. Anything that crossed the desk of the Head of the Abwehr, Admiral Canaris, had already been viewed by British Intelligence in London. The name of this agent was revealed to be Paul Thumel. He was an officer in the Reich's Counter-Intelligence Service and, in 1942, the Gestapo caught up with him and he was executed by firing squad.

1970, Allan Wingate, , 0855230096,< F-01>,158pp, b/w photos, good in torn d/w, ,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 9053-01..............................£35.00 

Green covers slightly creased, light foxing on page edges and index. German text. Ex libris plate on inside cover. Reinhard Heydrich and the early history of the Gestapo and the SD.

1971, Deutschen Verlags-Anstalt, , 3421015694,< F-01>,340pp, , Ger.text, CARD
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 37435-01..............................£50.00 

The story of Colonel Count von Stauffenberg, a brilliant soldier who was the driving force in the 1944 "20 July Bomb Plot" to kill Hitler. Forty three previous plots to do away with Hitler had failed. Why did this one fail? If it had succeeded what would have happened to Germany?

1994, Jonathan Cape, , 0224035258,< F-01>,337pp illustrations, maps, Very good in d/w, ,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 18994-02..............................£8.00 

Twenty-six of the leading German commanders of WWII including Halder, Blomberg, Brauchitsch, Keitel, Jodel, Warlimont, Rundstedt, Manstein, Kleist, Model, Arnim and Kluge. A study on the characters and careers of the men who led the Wehrmacht to the early victories and then the long years of endurance. How and why these able and professional commanders became subservient to Hitler's purposes.

1989, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, , 0297794620,< F-01>,xix + 497pp, illustrations, maps, index, very good in d/w, ,
Subject...The Third Reich - General
Web No. 25193-01..............................£10.00