Instructions for propaganda in Tunisia
German Foreign Office Archive File R-27766.
The file includes Policy towards the Jewish population in Tunisia, it was written by Rudolf Rahn, German consul in Tunisia.
German Foreign Office Archive File R-27766.
The file includes Policy towards the Jewish population in Tunisia, it was written by Rudolf Rahn, German consul in Tunisia.
File number 19-VIII RH from German military archives containing various reports years 1941-43
Document dated 09/06/1941 with the analysis of the German armored forces of the situation in North Africa
The British are in distress, concentrated in Egypt over the Nile and are not able to attack Libya
"Take advantage of the situation and take the city of Tobruk in Libya until mid-November 1941"
-List of the military needs to attack Tobruk
German Foreign Office Archive File R-29867
Defending Tunis Against allied invasion, Arab Rebellion led by the Grand Mufti, Propaganda
File No. 101944 R German Foreign Office archives with documents from 1944 dealing with consular matters of German Consulate in Tangiers. About the closure of the consulate unilaterally by the Spanish and preventive measures such as the closure of the Spanish consulate in Paris - are discussed in the case.
File No. 27827 R German Foreign Office archives
Documents from the years 1942-3 about as follows:
- Orders of the Allied forces in North Africa under the control of French
- A rebellion of the Arab population in North Africa under the leadership of Mufti
- Recruiting volunteers Arabs in Tunisia and organizing combat units against Allied forces as part of the Wehrmacht
- Propaganda in the Arab population in North Africa
German Foreign Office Archive File R 27324, Correspondence Between German Officials and Haj Amin El-Husseini, the grand Mufti of Jerusalem 1941-1943
Corporation between the Mufti and Giliani
Plans for the Liberated Muslim Countries
Different Meetings
P. 46: Mufti Desire to take part in the Battles in Egypt
P. 42-141: Letter to Von-Ribbentrop on the mufti's attentions to meet Arab leaders in North Africa.
German Foreign Office Archive File 61134,
The situation in Tunisia November-December 1942.
the Arrival of Rudolf Rahn, Arab Reaction to German forces entering the city, Forced labour, Arrests of Jews and jailing them, support of Italy, Arab rebellion in support for the Germans, civil population.
German Foreign Office Archive File R 61179
contains different documents from 1939-1943 regarding German interests in North Africa
German Foreign Office Archive File R 27332 from 1942
The file give detail about the Egyptian leadership in World War 2:
Support the Axis and the recondition as a national Arab country
Corporation with the Grand Mufti Haj Amin El-Husseini
Egyptian Jews Fleeing to Sudan as a result of German Offensive
Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv in Freiburg, BA 611124 from 1941-1942
The file include information regarding :
Joint attack of Rommel and Arab Forces
Public opinion on England
The independence of Egypt