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- RG-17.05.04, Le Journal Paris. November 10, 1942. No 18.212
- RG-17.07.08, Wartime newspapers, German, Hungarian; Chinese offensive, entry of Brazil into the war
- RG-17.08.01, Front in Moscow, Eastern war theatre
- RG-17.08.02, Excerpt from a German wartime newspaper, resettlement of millions
- RG-17.08.05, German wartime newspaper exerpt, wartime Moscow
- RG-17.08.06, Stalingrad is surrounded, Volkischer Beobachter, published on 11 September 1942
- RG-17.08.08, German, the Caucasus is conquered, ca 1942
- RG-17.08.10, The city of Voroshilovograd was captured by German army in short attack, Volkischer Beobachter, Vienna, published on 18 July 1942
- RG-17.08.12, Several articles about the Russian resistance. The US Air Force in England
- RG-17.08.14, Battle of Stalingrad, published on 13 September 1942
- RG-17.08.15, The German offensive in Southern Russia, published on 8 August 1942
- RG-17.08.17, Russian defense in Novorosijsk
- RG-17.08.18, German summer campaign, 1942
- RG-17.08.21, The combat in Russia, published on 14 September 1942
- RG-17.08.28, German, the Caucasus front
- RG-17.08.29, German, for the Eastern Front, a harbor in England and the map of the Eastern Front
- RG-17.08.41, German approach in Stalingrad, August 1942
- RG-17.08.44, German combat opperation in Stalingrad, August 1942
- RG-17.08.45, Soviet counter-offensive near Rzhev failed, Voelkischer Beobachter, Vienna, published 31 August 1942
- RG-17.08.46, Die Wehrmacht, German, on route to Stalingrad, Wehrmacht, November 1941
- RG-17.08.47, Hungarian and German wartime newspapers; in the hell of Stalingrad
- RG-17.08.55, German map of the Caucasus, Eastern half
- RG-17.08.56, German map of the Caucasus, Western half
- RG-17.08.60, Photographs depicting the destroyed citiy of Stalingrad and the fate of civilian population
- RG-17.08.61, Photograph depicting 'Bunkerfabrik' ( a ruined bunker factory) in Stalingrad
- RG-17.08.62, Photograph depicting 3 of 18,300 Soviet prisoners of war, summer 1942
- RG-17.08.65, Stalingrad-a symbol, Roosevelt opens war negotiations
- RG-17.08.66, The defense of Stalingrad, Three major factories in Stalingrad
- RG-17.09.03, German-Soviet war, Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher, 18 August 1942
- RG-17.09.08, Swiss newspaper, Journal de Geneve, No. 243, in French, the Germans made new efforts in Southern Russia
- RG-17.09.09, French periodical, The Battle of Stalingrad, in French, 17 October 1942
- RG-17.18.02, Front in Moscow, Eastern war theatre, 1942
- RG-17.18.03, Excerpt from a German wartime newspaper, resettlemet of millions
- RG-17.18.05, German wartime newspaper excerpt, wartime Moscow
- RG-17.18.06, German Wartime newspapers, Voelkischer Beobachter, Stalingrad is surrounded, published on 11 September 1942
- RG-17.18.08, German, the Caucasus is conquered
- RG-17.18.10, The city of Voroshilovograd was captured by German army in short attack, Volkischer Beobachter, Vienna, July 18,1942
- RG-17.18.102, Clippings from wartime German-language and Hungarian newspapers, the war in Russia
- RG-17.18.105, Wartime German language newspapers, the German-Russian war
- RG-17.18.107, Wartime German-language newspaper, Soviet airman squadron listens to instructions before task, Left-People's defense
- RG-17.18.12, Several articles about the Russian resistance, US Air Force in England, 1942
- RG-17.18.14, Battle for Stalingrad, published on 13 September 1942
- RG-17.18.144, Wartime newspapers, the war in North Africa, the Jews in Poland, New Russian offensive in Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.147, Two Hungarian newspapers, first clipping from 25 December 1942, second from 16 December 1942
- RG-17.18.148, Wartime German-language newspapers, two photographs from the Caucasus steppe
- RG-17.18.15, The German offensive in Southern Russia, published on 8 August 1942
- RG-17.18.154, Swiss newspapers, German-Russian war, Neue Zuercher, December 27, 1942, German newspaper, Voelkischer Beobachter,
- RG-17.18.155, Wartime German-language newspaper, Roosevelt's message, Hungarian newspaper, Nepszava, Soviet troops, January 1943
- RG-17.18.156, Wartime newspapers, the Russian attacks, the German in defense, Hungarian newspaper, Velikije Luki, Russia
- RG-17.18.158, German newspaper, map of the Eastern Front, The strategic situation on the Eastern Front
- RG-17.18.160, German newspaper, Voelkischer Beobachter, Failed Soviet mass attacks at Stalingrad, brave resistance of the Germans
- RG-17.18.164, German newspaper, Berliner Boersen Zeitung (Stock Exchange Journal), military operations on all fronts
- RG-17.18.167, German newspaper, Voelkischer Beobachter, Austria, Unprecedented figting in Stalingrad, January 23, 1943
- RG-17.18.168, Italian newspaper, Il Girnale D'Ltalia (The Journal of Italy), The battle in Russia
- RG-17.18.169, German newspapers, Voelkischer Beobachter, Austria, Further deterioration of the situation in Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.17, Russian defense in Novorosijsk, ca 1942
- RG-17.18.170, Hungarian newspaper, map of Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.171, Wartime newspapers, street battle Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.172, Wartime newspapers, Voelkischer Beobachter, Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.174, Wartime German-language newspaper, increasing number of wounded soldiers. Stalingrad, a town, a term, a tragedy
- RG-17.18.175, Wartime newspapers, Comparing the Battle of Verdun 1916 to the Battle of Stalingrad 1942
- RG-17.18.18, German summer campaign 1942
- RG-17.18.180, German newspaper, Voelkischer Beobachter, The struggle of our soldiers committed to homeland, ca 1943
- RG-17.18.181, German-language newspaper, Allied Conference Casablanca, Aerial warfare, Mobilization in Italy, Report from Moscow
- RG-17.18.182, Wartime newspapers, battle for Stalingrad, photograph from a German newspaper, articles from a Hungarian newspaper ca 1942
- RG-17.18.183, German newspaper, Voelkischer Beobachter, Goebbels speech, the winter battle, 1943, part 1
- RG-17.18.184, German newspapers, Voelkischer Beobachter, Goebbels speech, the winter battle, 1943, part 2
- RG-17.18.185, wartime newspapers, editorial article, Volkischer Beobachter, Stalingrad, answer is battle and victory, January 1943
- RG-17.18.190, Wartime German-language newspapers, the entire East Front in Heavy Defensive fighting, February 2, 1943
- RG-17.18.191, Wartime German-language newspapers, photographs of soldiers, the German resistance in Stalingard
- RG-17.18.197, German newspapers, Voelkischer Beobachter, Stalingrad calls to act, February 4, 1943
- RG-17.18.198, Wartime newspapers, page from Hungarian newspaper, 8 Oraiujsag, February 1943
- RG-17.18.201, Clippings from Hungarian and German newspapers, 1943, with a map of the Eastern Front
- RG-17.18.21, The combat in Russia, published on published on 14 September 1942
- RG-17.18.216, Berliner Boresn Zeitung, stock exchange newspaper, Berlin, 2 March 1943, for all one is worth uncompromising victory
- RG-17.18.217, Wartime German-language newspaper, Neue Zuercher Zeitung, 4 March 1943, German-Russian war, Switzerland
- RG-17.18.225, Wartime newspapers, Paris newspaper, 15 March 1943, Kharkov retaken
- RG-17.18.28, German, the Caucasus front, 1942
- RG-17.18.29, German, for the Eastern front, a harbor in England and the map of the Eastern Front, ca 1942
- RG-17.18.30, German-Russian war, Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher, 18 August 1942
- RG-17.18.41, Wartime German-language newspapers, German approach in Stalingrad, August 1942
- RG-17.18.44, Wartime German-language newspapers, German combat opperation in Stalingrad, August 1942
- RG-17.18.45, Soviet counter-offensive near Rzhev failed, Voelkischer Beobachter, Vienna, published 31 August 1942
- RG-17.18.46, Wartime German-Language newspaper, Die Wehrmacht, German, on route to Stalingrad, November 1941
- RG-17.18.47, Hungarian and German wartime newspapers; in the hell of Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.53, Swiss newspaper, Journal de Geneve, in French
- RG-17.18.54, Swiss newspaper, Journal de Geneve, No. 243, in French, the Germans made new efforts in Southern Russia
- RG-17.18.55, German map of the Caucasus, Eastern half
- RG-17.18.56, German map of the Caucasus, Western half
- RG-17.18.57, Hungarian newspaper, Oraiujsag, 18 September 1942
- RG-17.18.59, Hungarian newspaper, Oraiujsag, 17 September 1942
- RG-17.18.60, Photographs depicting the destroyed citiy of Stalingrad and the fate of civil population
- RG-17.18.61, Photograph depicting a Bunkerfabrik ( a ruined bunker factory) in Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.62, Photographs depicting 3 of 18,300 Soviet prisoners of war, summer 1942
- RG-17.18.65, Stalingrad-a symbol, Roosevelt opens war negotiations
- RG-17.18.66, The defense of Stalingrad, Three major factories in Stalingrad
- RG-17.18.67, Voelkischer Beobachter, Fuehrer speech, Nobody can wrench the victory from us, 2 October 1942
- RG-17.18.73, The 80 days of critical decision, 1
- RG-17.18.79, Germany report, advancement in Stalingrad, tractor factory Dscherschinski occupied
- RG-17.18.96, Hungarian newspaper, Budapest, 29 October 1942, German newspaper clippings, the war in Russia
- RG-21.04.01, Ukrainian Word, July 22, 1941, No 1
- RG-21.04.02, Ukrainian Word, July 24, 1941, No 2
- RG-21.04.03, Ukrainian Word, July 29, 1941, No 4
- RG-21.04.04, Ukrainian Word, July 31, 1941, No 5
- RG-21.04.05, Ukrainian Word, August 2, 1941, No 6
- RG-21.04.06, Ukrainian Word, August 10, 1941, No 9
- RG-21.04.07, Ukrainian Word, August 13, 1941, No 10
- RG-21.04.08, Ukrainian Word, August 15, 1941, No 11
- RG-21.04.09, Ukrainian Word, August 17, 1941, No 12
- RG-21.04.10, Ukrainian Word, August 20, 1941, No 13
- RG-21.04.11, Ukrainian Word, August 22, 1941, No 14
- RG-21.04.117, The Stanislaviv Word, June 19, 1942, No 100
- RG-21.04.118, The Stanislaviv Word, June 21, 1942, No 101
- RG-21.04.119, The Stanislaviv Word, June 28, 1942, No 104
- RG-21.04.12, Ukrainian Word, August 28, 1941, No 18
- RG-21.04.120, The Stanislaviv Word, July 1, 1942, No 105
- RG-21.04.13, Ukrainian Word, August 24, 1941, No 15
- RG-21.04.14, Ukrainian Word, August 31, 1941, No 18
- RG-21.04.15, Ukrainian Word, September 21, 1941, No 21
- RG-21.04.16, Ukrainian Word, September 30, 1941, No 23
- RG-21.04.17, Ukrainian Word, October 22, 1941, No 25
- RG-21.04.18, Ukrainian Word, November 25, 1941, No 26
- RG-21.04.19, Ukrainian Word, November 27, 1941, No 27
- RG-21.04.20, Ukrainian Word, November 30, 1941, No 28
- RG-21.04.21, Ukrainian Word, December 2, 1941, No 29
- RG-21.04.22, Ukrainian Word, December 4, 1941, No 30
- RG-21.04.23, Ukrainian Word, December 7, 1941, No 31
- RG-21.04.24, Ukrainian Word, December 9, 1941, No 32
- RG-21.04.25, Ukrainian Word, December 11, 1941, No 33
- RG-21.04.26, Ukrainian Word, December 14, 1941, No 34
- RG-21.04.27, Ukrainian Word, December 16, 1941, No 35
- RG-21.04.28, Ukrainian Word, December 18, 1941, No 36
- RG-21.04.29, Ukrainian Word, December 21, 1941, No 37
- RG-21.04.30, Ukrainian Word, December 23, 1941, No 38
- RG-21.04.31, Ukrainian Word, December 25, 1941, No 39
- RG-21.04.32, Ukrainian Word, December 28, 1941, No 40
- RG-21.04.33, Ukrainian Word, December 30, 1941, No 41
- RG-21.04.34, Ukrainian Word, January 1, 1942, No 42
- RG-21.04.35, Ukrainian Word, January 4, 1942, No 43
- RG-21.04.36, Ukrainian Word, January 7, 1942, No 44
- RG-21.04.37, Ukrainian Word, January 14, 1942, No 46
- RG-21.04.38, Ukrainian Word, January 16, 1941, No 47
- RG-21.04.39, Ukrainian Word, January 18, 1942, No 48
- RG-21.04.40, Ukrainian Word, February 4, 1942, No 55
- RG-21.04.41, Ukrainian Word, February 8, 1942, No 57
- RG-21.04.42, Ukrainian Word, March 6, 1942, No 68
- RG-21.04.43, Ukrainian Word, March 8, 1942, No 69
- RG-21.04.44, Ukrainian Word, March 11, 1942, No 70
- RG-21.04.45, Ukrainian Word, March 13, 1942, No 71
- RG-21.04.46, Ukrainian Word, March 15, 1942, No 72
- RG-21.04.47, Ukrainian Word, March 18, 1942, No 73
- RG-21.04.48, Ukrainian Word, March 20, 1942, No 74
- RG-21.04.49, Ukrainian Word, March 22, 1942, No 75
- RG-21.04.50, Ukrainian Word, March 25, 1942, No 76
- RG-21.04.51, Ukrainian Word, March 27, 1942, No 77
- RG-21.04.52, Ukrainian Word, March 29, 1942, No 78
- RG-21.04.62, The Stanislaviv Word, August 5, 1942, No 80
- RG-21.04.63, The Stanislaviv Word, April 10, 1942, No 81
- RG-21.04.64, The Stanislaviv Word, April 12, 1942, No 82
- RG-21.04.65, The Stanislaviv Word, April 19, 1942, No 85
- RG-21.04.66, The Stanislaviv Word, April 22, 1942, No 86
- RG-21.04.67, The Stanislaviv Word, April 24, 1942, No 87
- RG-21.04.68, The Stanislaviv Word, April 26, 1942, No 88
- RG-21.04.69, The Stanislaviv Word, April 29, 1942, No 89
- RG-21.04.70, The Stanislaviv Word, May 24, 1942, No 90
- RG-21.04.71, The Stanislaviv Word, May 29, 1942, No 91
- RG-21.04.72, The Stanislaviv Word, May 31, 1942, No 92
- RG-21.04.73, The Stanislaviv Word, June 3, 1942, No 93
- RG-21.04.74, The Stanislaviv Word, June 5, 1942, No 94
- RG-21.04.75, The Stanislaviv Word, June 7, 1942, No 95
- RG-21.04.76, The Stanislaviv Word, June 10, 1942, No 96
- RG-21.04.77, The Stanislaviv Word, June 12, 1942, No 97
- RG-21.04.78, The Stanislaviv Word June 14, 1942, No 98
- RG-21.04.79, The Stanislaviv Word, June 17, 1942, No 99
- RG-48.02.03.05, Georg Anker, cathedrals in Cracow
- RG-59.01.53, Voelkischer Beobachter 24 January 1943, Part 2
- RG-59.01.54, Voelkischer Beobachter 25 January 1943, Part 1
- RG-59.01.56, Voelkischer Beobachter 30 January 1943, Part 2
- RG-59.01.56, Voelkischer Beobachter 30 January 1943, Part 3
- RG-59.01.56, Voelkischer Beobachter 30 January 1943, Part 4
- RG-59.01.57, Voelkischer Beobachter 31 January 1943, Part 2
- RG-59.01.60, Voelkischer Beobachter 3 February 1943, Part 1
- RG-59.01.69, Voelkischer Beobachter 20 February 1943, Part 2
- RG-59.03.20, Anton Karl, German military literature, Soldaten gegen Tod und Teufel (Soldiers Against Death and the Devil), Part 1
- RG-59.03.20, Anton Karl, German military literature, Soldaten gegen Tod und Teufel (Soldiers Against Death and the Devil), Part 2
- RG-59.03.20, Anton Karl, German military literature, Soldaten gegen Tod und Teufel (Soldiers Against Death and the Devil), Part 4
- RG-59.03.20, Anton Karl, German military literature, Soldaten gegen Tod und Teufel (Soldiers Against Death and the Devil), Part 5
- RG-59.03.20, Anton Karl, Germany military literature, Soldaten gegen Tod und Teufel (Soldiers Against Death and the Devil), Part 3
- RG-59.03.22, Anton Karl, German military literature, Unternehmen Osel (Operation Osel)
- RG-59.03.24, Anton Karl, German military literature, Wir erobern die Krim (We conquer Crimea)
- RG-77.07, Die Wehrmacht, The Army, March 1943, No 7, Part 1
- RG-80.07.03, SWC Excerpts of Record.1
- RG-80.09.04, Kalejs Interview 4.Mausner
- RG-80.09.08, Kalejs Interview Exs 6-11
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