1919 US passport
Versailles participant for the AJC. World War One is notoriously remembered also by its outcome and the events that ultimately lead to the next wa...
Issued by a diplomat with an interesting career. German passport number 2/35, itself being a remarkable low SN, was issued on January 2nd 1935 at the German consulate at Thorn (Toruń in Polish), located in northern Poland ...
1944 issued UNRRA travel document for an official. Special US passport issued to a manager who was working for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration organization from its start. Here is a fine example of an early relief & assistance trave...
United States special issued war travel documents. Two years ago the world remembered the 100th year for the outbreak of World War One. The war that was supposed to end all wars, the war that engulfed Europe for 4 years and the war that was...
Issued to a member of the Legation stationed in Moscow. Early diplomatic passports issued during the formation of relations between two nations are the rarest and of importance, because not only of their collector rarity but also of their historical importance: we can learn about...
Inter-Allied issued passports & ID's during 1920-1922. Some of the most interesting documents & passports can be attributed to post-WWI areas of dispute and conflict that sprung up like "mushrooms after the rain" in Europe....
One of the tragic endings of World War Two was the destruction and systematic annihilation of Hungary’s Jewish community. Germany’s last offensive operation of the war was the invasion of Hungary on March of 1944. This was known as operation Margarethe...
Diplomatic officer at the Yugoslavian embassy in Bonn. Here is an interesting official passport that was used at the newly founded West German Republic. Following the end of World War Two, Nazi Germany was occup...