Met index. xviii, 330 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.

G. Schraa en A.W.C. Duyzings > Militaire loopbaan Duyzings > Certificaat voor de afronding van de Flight Training Course aan het Naval Air Training Center U.S. Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas , 17 februari 1943

231 p. ; 19 cm

Hermann Goering and Hitler at Goering's 48th birthday, walking briskly onto train. Chatting in train car. Light shining through window. Arrival at station. Goering in long dark leather coat. Hitler at train's doorway, saluting. [Handing out awards/badges to officers. Big dinner party.] Location: on the "Kanal Kuste."

F.J.M. Smits van Oijen, privé, 1895 - 1984 > Stukken van persoonlijke aard, inventarisnrs 1 - 457 > Indicateur 'officiel des trains Belges', 1920

Archief 760: Utrechtse studentenroeivereniging Triton > Stukken betreffende bijzondere onderwerpen > Trainingen > Stukken houdende instructies voor de training, z.j.

"Night Train to Siberia" is a fictitious story by Kathryn Clausen based on the survival stories of Jack and Bernice Bekier. It includes information about their life in Russian occupied Poland, their deportation by train to Siberia, and their time in the Toro Ozero labor camp.

3e herz. dr. 206 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Large locomotive starting up, VAR conductor, engineer pulling gears, signals changing. Picturesque view of sky and countryside from train window; stoking coal for engine; HA over the rails. VAR dissolves, then fade to black.

German army training film, 1943. Armored personnel fighters of the Bundeswehr are trained on armored non-combat weapons.

Open train (from above) with equipment, cargo, etc. partially camouflaged. German industry. The narration indicates that the material is headed for the front. Perhaps for use in putting down the Warsaw Uprising, given the date.

Consists of two photographs, taken after the liberation of Dachau in April 1945, of the Dachau "death train." One photograph shows corpses on the train; the other shows American soldiers viewing these corpses. The photographs were sent to Manuel Band while he was in the armed forces during World War II.

"First published June, 1942." "First published June, 1942." 4 preliminary leaves, 266 pages 22 cm