Description
Illustrierter Beobachter
- Jahrgang / Folge 29 / München, 17. Juli 1941
24 pages scanned
Names
- Bankhardt, PK (photographer, Riga aerial photo, Weltbild credit)
- Diebow, Dr. Hans (Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Munich)
- Fenske, PK (photographer credit, Atlantic)
- Fröwein, Eberhard (author, Übermorgen musst du… serial novel)
- Genina, Augusto (Italian filmmaker, Alkazar film)
- Grimm, PK E. (photographer credit, Atlantic)
- Hirth, Dr. Georg (German cultural figure, 100th birthday commemoration article)
- Kienle, Georg (advertising manager)
- Kilian, PK (photographer credit, Atlantic)
- Kossalz (cartoonist, Humor section)
- Kügelgen, PK (photographer credit, Atlantic)
- Langheinrich, Franz (author, Georg Hirth article)
- Loder, Dietrich (Editor-in-Chief)
- Mantler, Inge (photojournalist, Reichsarbeitsdienst article)
- Meyer, PK (photographer credit, Atlantic)
- Mittelstaedt, PK (photographer credit, PBZ)
- Moscardo, Oberst (Colonel, defender of the Alcazar, Toledo)
- Müller, PK (photographer credit, Scherl)
- Postl, H. (sculptor, Barsoigruppe figurine)
- Ruland, Hofrat Dr. Wilh. (source quoted in Hirth article)
- Schneider, PK (photographer credit, Weltbild)
- Stieglitz, Herr von (fictional character, novel)
- Thiede, PK Günther (photographer, cover and Latvia atrocity photos)
- Wagner, Gauleiter Staatsminister Adolf (speech at Königlicher Platz, Munich)
- Waldbach, PK (photographer credit, Atlantic)
- Woroschilow (Soviet Marshal, photo caption reference)
Locations
- Aegean Sea / Ägäis (sinking of Greek motor sailor Oslo Paraskovi)
- Afghanistan (crossword puzzle clue reference — capital)
- Dubno, Ukraine (referenced in Soviet atrocities article)
- Göteborg / Gothenburg, Sweden (crossword puzzle clue reference)
- Gotha, Germany — Gräfentonna bei Gotha (birthplace of Dr. Georg Hirth)
- Göttingen, Germany (crossword puzzle clue reference — German university city)
- Heidelberg, Germany (Dolmetscher school referenced in RAD article)
- Illertissen, Germany (Reichsschule, RAD Jungführerin training)
- Jena, Germany (university, Hirth doctoral studies reference)
- Kawala / Kavala, Greece (route of Oslo Paraskovi, sinking location)
- Kastro, Greece (map reference, Lemnos–Kavala route)
- Kempten, Germany (RAD camp)
- Latvia / Lettland (Soviet atrocity victims article)
- Leipzig, Germany (Hirth’s editorial work, Deutsche Turnzeitung)
- Lemberg / Lviv, Ukraine (referenced in Soviet atrocities article)
- Lemnos, Greece (island, departure point of Oslo Paraskovi)
- Luzk / Lutsk, Ukraine (referenced in Soviet atrocities article)
- Munich / München (publisher location; Königlicher Platz speech; Hirth article)
- Riga, Latvia (aerial photo, Germans expel Soviets)
- Saloniki / Thessaloniki, Greece (war crimes tribunal, 7 June 1941)
- Telsche / Telšiai, Lithuania (cover photo, Bolshevist atrocities)
- Toledo, Spain (Alcazar siege, July–September 1936)
- Waal, Germany (RAD camp, Allgäu)
- Weimar, Germany (crossword puzzle clue reference)
- Wismar, Germany (reference in novel)
Units
- Deutsche Divisionen (German divisions, Eastern Front advance)
- Deutsche Panzer / Panzertruppe (German armored units, Eastern Front)
- Fuhrparkkolonne (German motor transport column, Eastern Front)
- Propagandakompanie / PK (German war correspondents and photographers, multiple credits)
- Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) — Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend (female labor service, camps at Waal, Kempten, Donauworth, Illertissen)
- Sowjetarmee (Soviet Army — referenced throughout Eastern Front articles)