German notebooks Ahnenerbe - archive of 1933-1944

German notebooks Ahnenerbe - archive of 1933-1944

Ahnenerbe, perhaps, is still the most mysterious organization. Her activities are overgrown with rumors and legends, and the documents are still in closed archives. Few people know that almost immediately since its foundation, since 1933, Ahnenerbe regularly began to issue special reviews of her works and discoveries. The name of these publications received "German notebooks" (GH). A total of about 110 issues were prepared. Some of them contained unique works that are not found in other publications and documents. So in one of the issues was published a lot of materials on the closed excavations in Exertstein, the most famous pagan temple in Germany. Some rooms of this temple are closed to the public today.
Association "Protohistory" managed to collect almost the entire archive of the "German notebooks". The archive also includes an additional 2 books - Wirth (the founder of Anenerbe) and Schleswiger.