German Foreign Office Archive File R101022, 1942
1. The foundation of a new Egyptian government in Germany.
2. Panic in Egypt as a result of Erwin Rommel advancement
3. Jews and Greeks in Alexandria are fleeing the city
File No. 491 (Item #: 7025238) Division M.29..FR ,German military archives in Freiburg , 18/12/1942.
Information about the economic situation in Tunisia and the needs of the German army. Stated that the SD began to confiscate goods in regulating the economy in Tunisia and addressed the Jewish businesses. Wehrmacht Army food supply came tribute to Tunisia owned by Jews.
Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv in Freiburg - 2.29, File: 963, Item 7038280
Report from 21.11.1942 regarding fleeing Jews and De-gaulle suporters from Tinis to the west.
The Document is available for view at the Documentation Center after setting an appointment.Tamarf@ybz.org.il
Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv in Freiburg, division M.29.FR, File 171, Item 7025173.
Reported placing a British battalion bother Marsa Reported placing a British battalion bother Marsa
The Document is available for view at the Documentation Center after setting an appointment.Tamarf@ybz.org.il
Bundesarchiv-Militararchiv in Freiburg, division M.29.FR, File 672, Item 7025263. Orders and regulations regarding outgoing mail.
Bad Arolsen Archive (Its North Africa 022011) 30.5.1944 82202657-82202661
Testimony of Nehring after the war, in the testimony he don't recall persecution of Jews or Rauf and Savecke.
Bad Arolsen Archive (Its North Africa 022011) Page 82202656
Testimonies and articles on Jewish persecution in Tunisia during Nazi occupation
Lucas, James. Hitler’s Commanders: German Bravery in the Field, 1939-1945. London:
Cassell & Co., 2000.
A military history of the operations and maneuvers made by key leaders in WWII. The author pays special attention to the role of particularly adept commanders and the attached selections focus on the commanders that fought in North Africa, namely commanders Arnim and Rommel
Munoz, Antonio J. Lions of the Desert: Arab Volunteers in the German Army, 1941-1945 Bayside, NY: Axis Europa Inc, 1994
This file follows the history of Arabs who fought for the Axis powers during WWII. It details the history, personnel and aims of these units. Far more than practical fighting value, these units served to boost the German cause in the minds of Arabs unsatisfied with life under the European colonial powers. Arab units also had a big effect in the propaganda war waged by the Nazi regime.
Watson, Bruce Allen. Exit Rommel: The Tunisian Campaign, 1942-1943. Westport, CT
Praeger, 1999
This book details the battles associated with the end of the German presence in North Africa. It is a vivid war history of the events surrounding the battles and the movement of the advancing Allies and retreating German forces
