Yugoslavian post-war occupational zone in Europe. This Identity Document was issued to a section that was controlled after the war by Yugoslavia, and was part of Zone B of the Free Territory of Trieste - located in the north-eastern section of Italy, on the coast,...
With post-war entries from 1951. Passport number 42639 was issued to thirty year old Behiye Nevra Talay at Istanbul. The specific purpose of its issuing was for travelling to Western Germany...
Germany-USSR-Manchuria-Japan-USA. The passport, with a remarkable low SN 97, was issued at Wurzburg on April 19th 1940, and used at the end to immigrate to the United States. Escaping out of Germany was not an easy feat, especially for Jews and after the outbreak of...
1944 Vienna issued for returning back home. Beautiful and RARE travel document issued to an Italian foreign worker in Nazi Germany for the return back home. The RSI ...
1944 Turkish travel document issued for use in occupied Hungary. One of the darkest moments in Jewish modern history was the systematic destruction of Hungary's Jewish community in 1944....
Fall of France and the race to safety. By 1940 the conditions for Jews in Europe were getting worse by the day. Be it in direct German control, axis countries or even in neighboring relatively safer places, Jews were being hunted or under threat. It...
WW2 rarity – special passport for Afghanistan. We are all familiar with the various official passports and travel documents that were issued to be used in Europe during the war and more when it comes to German or Allied i...
US citizen in the Far East. When it comes to rarities and exquisite examples relating to travel documents...
This article in the past has atracted great interest, so I have decided to run it again. WW2 German passport belonging to an actor entertaining on the front. One of the most bizarre or odd passports I have seen connected to the Second World War....
Bucharest war time issued Dienstpass. The item here today is an attractive service passport, and what makes it extra special is the fact that it was NOT issued in Germany but at a diplomatic mission abroad....
