Sources

  1. German Ambassador Dirksen’s “Conversation with People’s Commissar Litvinov” (May 16, 1933)

  2. Herbert von Dirksen on Germany’s relations with Japan (Retrospective account, 1952)

  3. Travel Poster “A Pleasant Trip to Germany” (c. 1936)

  4. International Film Congress in Berlin (1935)

  5. Rotary International Banquet in Wiesbaden (1935)

  6. American Flier against Jews in Hollywood (1936)

  7. Nazi and American Eugenicists (1937)

  8. David Lloyd George, “I talked to Hitler” (1936)

  9. W.E.B. Du Bois Reflects on his Time in Nazi Germany (1936)

  10. German-American Bund Rally in New York City (February 20, 1939)

  11. The Berlin Olympics (1936)

  12. Bayer Advertisement: German Products for the World (1937)

  13. Admiration for Atatürk, Turkey’s Leader (1938)

  14. China’s Ambassador Arriving in Berlin (September 1938)

  15. Hitler Youth in China (1935)

  16. Day of Fascist Youth in Padua, Italy (1940)

  17. Excerpts from Baedeker’s Guidebooks (1936 and 1943)

  18. The New Calling of the Worlds’ Journalists (1942)

  19. Paul Rohrbach on German Colonialism in Africa (1943)

  20. Colonial Propaganda: Cameroon Tribal Chief in German Armor (n. d.)

  21. Pro-Nazi Rally in Argentina (April 10, 1938)

  22. Haggling for Colonies: Hitler Meets Franco (October 23, 1940)

  23. Nazi Propaganda Film: Germans in Argentina (1938)

  24. Hitler’s Final Reflections on Race and International Relations (1945)