Lot with ca. 90 highly diverse items,

mostly with emphasis on visual elements, incl. photos (25), picture postcards (22x, incl. series), postage stamps, books (11x), pamphlets against the Allies, flyers with the V-campaign, printed government regulations (5x) and several personal documents.

Incl.: (1-2) Two "Dienstkarte der Hitlerjugend" for Rubi Visser from Schiedam (1940 and ?) (one copy lacks right margin); (3-6) Signs with government regulations partly printed on both sides, such as "Gereserveerd voor Duitsche Weermacht (Vrouwen)", "Gereserveerd voor Duitsche Weermacht", "Nur für Wehrmacht, Wehrmachtgefolge und Angehörige des Reichskommisars" and a warning from railroad management stating that people who do not follow placement regulations will be punished; (7-16) Items for the V-campaign (incl. doubles and variants) incl. "V= Victorie want de Duitsche Weermacht wint voor Europa", flyer of 8 x 13 cm.), the infamous flyer on which an enormous V pierces a Jewish warrior lying down (19.5 x 13 cm.) and a series of cut-out newspaper photos with inscriptions, all with central letter V, pasted on cardboard leaves; (17-20) "Yankee-Engelsman-Bolsjewiek dansen naar de pijpen van de Jodenkliek". Flyer after design by "Viktoria" in sizes 9 x 6 and 19.5 x 13, 2 copies of each size; (21) "Reichs Ausstellung (...) Groote nationale tentoonstelling Schaffendes Volk Mai-Okt. 1937". Exhibition flyer with title in 4 languages, remainder of text in German, English and French, 21 x 29.5 cm. (in well-nigh perfect condition); (22-41). Military photo report, all photos 5 x 8 cm., (destroyed) military equipment (e.g. planes), groups of soldiers and several gruesome photos of soldiers killed in battle (total ca. 90 items).