Photos of german offices
Photos of german offices
Hello,
As I have a bit of interest in classic 1940´s and 1930´s interior design, especially offices I thought about starting a thread about the subject. Would any members please be kind and post pictures of such offices, both private and military ones, where it is possible to see what the german everyday deskclerk had on his desk?
Best regards,
Lars
As I have a bit of interest in classic 1940´s and 1930´s interior design, especially offices I thought about starting a thread about the subject. Would any members please be kind and post pictures of such offices, both private and military ones, where it is possible to see what the german everyday deskclerk had on his desk?
Best regards,
Lars
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Hello,
Here are three from the Bundesarchiv photo collection;
Unspecified Office in the Reichsluftministerium (Air Ministry), Berlin, 1939.
Here are three from the Bundesarchiv photo collection;
Unspecified Office in the Reichsluftministerium (Air Ministry), Berlin, 1939.
"It was like Hungary being between Germany and the Soviet Union. What sort of choice was that? Which language would you like your firing squad to speak?" Tibor Fischer 'Under the Frog'.
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DAF Office, Breslau. Full original title given as "Breslau.- Haus der Arbeit der Deutschen Arbeitsfront DAF Gau Schlesien (ehemaliges Gewerkschaftshaus) in der Herbert Welkisch Straße, Arbeitsraum, 7 Männer in Büro an Schreibtischen" Source: Bundesarchiv.
"It was like Hungary being between Germany and the Soviet Union. What sort of choice was that? Which language would you like your firing squad to speak?" Tibor Fischer 'Under the Frog'.
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A better known (infamous) office and occupant. Archive title is "München.- SS-Brigadeführer und Leiter der bayerischen Polizei Reinhard Heydrich in seinem Büro am Schreibtisch sitzend, links stehend Adjutant Alfred Naujocks" Munich - SS-Brigadeführer and Commander of the Bavarian Police Reinhard Heydrich at his desk in his office, to the left stands his adjutant Alfred Naujocks. Photo dated 11th April 1934. Source: Bundesarchiv.
"It was like Hungary being between Germany and the Soviet Union. What sort of choice was that? Which language would you like your firing squad to speak?" Tibor Fischer 'Under the Frog'.
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Thank you very much for the pictures! Heydrichs desk looks mighty impressive!
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Office of Olympia Schreibmaschinen, a manufacturer of typewriters in Erfurt:http://www.flickr.com/photos/26538613@N ... 549267674/
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Nice shots Luftwaffe office in France
George
George
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Thanks alot guys! Got so caught up in my interest in Waffen-SS formations that I forgott all about my thread!
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Nice pictures of the "rückwartiges dienst"
Larry: do you have higher scans that shows the text on the paper filings in pic 1 and 3?
Larry: do you have higher scans that shows the text on the paper filings in pic 1 and 3?