This is a quality hardbound, large format book, filled with amazing color photographs. Text and captions are in German, with a separate English language photo caption translation sheet included. 
Walter Frenz was a young German Air Force Staff photographer, best known as the cameraman for Leni Reifenstahl's groundbreaking film 'Triumph of the Will', in which new cinematic techniques made their debut. Stationed at Hitler's Headquarters in World War Two, he experimented with color photography on the subjects around him. After the war, the negatives remained buried for nearly 50 years. 
Now the high quality studio color photography of Walter Frentz - taken at Adolf Hitler's Berghof - is contained in a book. This book is nothing less than a never-before-seen, intimate view of Hitler and his entourage at his personal home and headquarters in the mountains of Southern Baveria. 
Not only does this book contain over 100 photos never before published, they are all in high quality color, not the mediocre, washed-out color we are used to seeing from this period. Agfakrome predated Kodak, and is still unsurpassed to this day. German optical superiority is evident on nearly every page. Full page and gatefold pages comprise over half the photos of every subject matter one can imagine being associated with Hitler's personal home and headquarters.

Hitlers Berghof 1928-1945: Zeitgeschichte in Farbe (Hitler's Berghof 1928-1945: Daily Activities in Color)

Verlag, Arndt

Arndt Verlag

This is a quality hardbound, large format book, filled with amazing color photographs. Text and captions are in German, with a separate English language photo caption translation sheet included. Walter Frenz was a young German Air Force Staff photographer, best known as the cameraman for Leni Reifenstahl's groundbreaking film 'Triumph of the Will', in which new cinematic techniques made their debut. Stationed at Hitler's Headquarters in World War Two, he experimented with color photography on the subjects around him. After the war, the negatives remained buried for nearly 50 years. Taken at Hitler's secret military headquarters in East Prussia, Wolfschanze (Wolf's Lair), the full color photographs taken by Walter Frentz and contained in this book are truly astounding. The story of daily operations at this important military nerve center of World War Two comes to life in sharp, crisp, living color. Seen as never before are all the notables of the Third Reich who made history in those terrible war years. Of course Adolf Hitler himself is depicted in numerous settings and entourages. All of these people came to the Wolf's Lair to confer, be promoted, be awarded, or just rub elbows with the power elite of the Third Reich. Another section deals with Hitler's inspection of armaments, and once again the reader is astounded by the width and breadth of variety of never-before-published photographs, all in living color. Full-page and gate-fold pages comprise over half the photos.

Fuhrerhauptquartier Wolfschanze 1940-1945 (Hitler's Headquarters Wolf's Lair) (German Edition)

Frentz, Walter

Adolf Hitler's deputy, Failed Messenger of Peace, prisoner of Spandau. History in pictures. Rudolf Hess was imprisoned longest political prisoner of the modern era. His murder in the Spandau prison is still a covered up mystery, and remains an unsolved crime. This profusely illustrated book approaches the person Rudolf Hess by the images of the young student and fighter pilot, the political revolutionary, the party soldiers of the Reich Minister of the loving family man, and finally the bold peace aviator, defendants of the Nuremberg Tribunal and the famous prisoners' No 7 ". Just crisp, mostly previously unpublished images are usually shown full-or double-sided. German Language with English Language Photo Caption Supplement

Reich Minister Rudolf Hess: Zeitgeschichte in Bildern;Stellvertreter Adolf Hitlers, Gescheiterter Friedensbote, Gefangener von Spandau. (With English ... History in Photos) (German Edition)

Rudolf Hess

This is a quality hardbound, large format book, filled with amazing color photographs. Text and captions are in German, with a separate English language photo caption translation sheet included. Walter Frenz was a young German Air Force staff photographer, best known as the cameraman for Leni Reifenstahl's groundbreaking film 'Triumph of the Will', in which new cinematic techniques made their debut. Stationed at Hitler's Headquarters in World War Two, he experimented with color photography on the subjects around him. After the war, the negatives remained buried for nearly 50 years. Taken at Hitler's New Reichschancellery in Berlin, the full color photos contained in this book are astounding. What is contained is nothing less than a never-before-seen, intimate view of Hitler and his entourage at the Reichschancellery in Berlin. The story of daily operations and social life at this magnificent government headquarters that Albert Speer built for Hitler in 1938 comes to life in sharp, crisp, living color. Seen as never before are all the diplomatic, military, political and social notables of the Third Reich who frequented the Reichschancellery in the 'Golden Years' prior to the outbreak of World War Two. Of course Adolf Hitler himself is depicted in numerous settings and entourages. Everyone came to the Reichschancellery to confer, parade, be promoted, be awarded, or just socialize at the center of government of the Third Reich. Not only does this book contain over 100 photos never before published, they are all in high quality color, not the mediocre, washed-out color we are used to seeing from this period. Agfakrome predated Kodak, and is still unsurpassed to this day. German optical superiority is evident on nearly every page. Full page and gatefold pages comprise over half the photos of every subject matter which one can imagine being associated with the center of government in Berlin during the days of the Third Reich.

Hitlers Neue Reichskanzlei: Zeitgeschichte in Farbe (Hitler's New Reichschancellery: Daily Activities in Color)

This is a quality hardbound, large format book, filled with amazing color photographs. Text and captions are in German, with a separate English language photo caption translation sheet included. The military parade in German and Prussian history is a long and time-honored tradition. These pageants reached their pinnacles of visual effect during the period of the Third Reich, as demonstrations of the power and majesty of the new Germany and as an open and direct slap in the face to the dictates of the Versailles Treaty. Military Parades were held regularly on Heroes’ Memorial Days, Hitler’s Birthday, the Nuremberg Party Rally Days, occasions to honor foreign dignitary guests, and as celebrations of major military victories. This new photo album shows the military parades in Germany as they have never before been seen since they actually occurred. Ninety-seven black and white and thirty color photographs comprise the body of this work. While most of the black and white photographs are full page or gate-fold (i.e. take up two full pages), twenty-three of the full color photos are gate-fold, with five being full page. The result is nothing less than a visual military spectacular.

Die Grossen Militarparaden des Dritten Reiches: Zeitgeschichte in Bildern (Great Military Parades of the Third Reich: Events of the Time in Photos)

Landhoff, Werner

Im Zug nach Nirgendwo.

Gustav Sichelschmidt

"Hauptstadt der Bewegung" / 3 Bände: München 1919-1946

Ullrich, Viktor

Ostpreußen 1944/45 im Bild

Heinz Schön

Goebbels: Macht und Magie

David, Irving

Die Feldzüge 1939/1940

oberkommando-der-wehrmacht

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