Set of Third Reich Miniature Booklets, Including "Alte deutsche Volksmärchen," "Des Führers," and "Das deutsche Lied" Series A set of small-format German booklets, comprising fairy tale titles such as "Rotkäppchen," "Aschenputtel," and "Schneewittchen" from the "Alte deutsche Volksmärchen" series, alongside "Das deutsche Lied" song booklets and "Des Führers Kampf" issues covering the campaigns in Norway and France. Each booklet carries printed cover titles and illustrations, with the fairy tale volumes featuring color character artwork and the "Des Führers" issues featuring photographic covers. One additional booklet, dated 1937, appears to relate to a Christmas theme. These miniature booklets were distributed as part of the Winterhilfswerk (WHW), the Nazi Party's annual winter charity drive, which sold small collectible items and pamphlets to raise funds for relief programs while reinforcing Party propaganda. The fairy tale and folk song series drew on traditional German culture to promote a sense of national identity, while "Des Führers Kampf" booklets on the Norway and France campaigns of 1940 served to popularize and legitimize the Wehrmacht's military successes for a home audience. Such items were produced cheaply and in large numbers, intended for mass circulation among the German public rather than as collector pieces in their own time.