Rare and unusual WWII sketch book belonging to a Hitler Youth boy, the book contains 17 pencil and watercolor drawings of SA soldiers, Hitler Youth related symbols and flags, diagrams on how to pack a Hitler Youth backpack and equipment, a drawing of a marching formation, sketch of a Hitler Youth boy in summer uniform, portrait of a German soldier, a watercolor drawing of a side car race, a watercolor of a Wehrmacht soldier throwing a stick hand grenade, a pencil sketch of a hill with crosses subtitled 'Langemarck,' drawing of a dagger piercing a Jewish star drawn on a skull and next to the phrase 'Death to Marxism,' drawing of a Jew holding a paper with the word 'Juda,' a pencil drawing of the Munich Feldherrnhalle 'Memorial to the Movement' and the slogan 'Und ihr habt doch gesiegt,' a Hitler Youth drummer boy, and trucks driving to summer camp with the HJ insignia. The identity of the boy is unknown, but he certainly was skilled beyond his age. Inside the sketch book we discovered a handmade Hitler Youth armband, a group photo of Hitler Youth boys and girls, a photo of a teenage BDM girl named Ursel, and two photographs of a DDAC sidecar race. The cloth bound sketchbook is covered in pencil doodles and illegible signatures, approx. 11.5 x 7.5 inches.