Rare 1940 WWII German Book British Army in Palestine withPhotos, Arabs, Jaffa

  

Offered here is a rare original 1940 publication titled "Englands Regiment in Palästina" - a German-language book that documents British military activity in Mandatory Palestine during the Second World War. The book is part of the official series "England ohne Maske" ("England Unmasked"), published by the Deutsche Informationsstelle in Berlin as part of a broader effort to present British imperialism from a critical German perspective. The author, Gert Winsch, was a German writer and military correspondent involved in wartime documentation. His writing in this volume combines photojournalism with ideological commentary, offering a curated perspective of the events in Palestine under British control during the early 1940s.

This book is highly illustrated. Photos of British troops in Jerusalem and Jaffa. Blown-up buildings and street patrols.

Arabic protest letters by Arab women in Jerusalem (original reproduced). Scenes of arrests and civil unrest under British rule.

Visual documentation of the British colonial presence in the Middle East. As part of the England ohne Maske series, this book is a rare example of WWII-era political publications focusing on British colonialism in non-European territories. Such volumes are difficult to source, especially in complete and original condition. These historical items have seen consistent growth in collector value, particularly among those specializing in. Title: Englands Regiment in Palästina.

Series: England ohne Maske No. Language: German (with Arabic excerpts). Condition: Vintage - complete, minor age wear, no missing pages.

It is listed solely for educational, research, and archival purposes. While the book was published in Nazi Germany, it does not contain swastikas, hate symbols, or explicit propaganda. We do not support or promote any form of hate, violence, or political agenda. Looking for more rare historical books? Visit our shop for curated WWII items, Judaica, and Middle Eastern wartime materials.