A group of over 70 original, mostly candid war-time photographs in various small formats and from countries as far-flung as Libya, Poland, Norway, Finland, Romania, France and more. Most images are undoubtedly unpublished, and feature scenes of: Jews and P.O.W.s being marched to a grim fate; Senegalese, Indian and Moroccan P.O.W.s in Toul; formal portraits of unnamed generals and Hitler Youth; a funeral ceremony; German soldiers burying a French soldier; a German turnfest in Poland; RAD men at work; German soldiers who, according to the note, ‘took chickens from locals at the Krakow-Plaszow concentration camp’; defeated French soldiers in Reims being marched to P.O.W. camps; Junckers and other aircraft; Polish prisoners captured during the German invasion; a German field kitchen in Rennes; Afrika Corps soldiers at work; soldiers conducting search for Jews in Poland; the burning of a Polish town in retaliation for partisan activity; a portrait of a Brownshirt, and much much more. Almost all are meticulously identified and labeled. Fine condition.