Erich Salomon

Alfred Kerr

Bruno Walter

Reichsgericht President Rudolf von Seckendorff in the Reichsgericht in Leipzig

Letter from Mundi, Persbureau, Amsterdam to Erich Salomon

Artur Greiser, Senate President of Gdansk, in conversation with Polish Foreign Minister Josef Beck at the Carlton Hotel in Geneva. from left: Josef Beck, Artur Greiser

Concert evening in honor of the Austrian Chancellor Dr. Kurt von Schuschnigg at the Austrian Embassy in London. from left: Kurt von Schuschnigg, Princess Helena Victoria, Duke of York (later King George VI), Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald, Leopold von Hoesch (German Ambassador)

Letter from The Hague to Pierre Comert, Information and Press Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Quai d 'Orsay

View of Ann Harding’s garage in Hollywood

Paul Claudel talking to Pierre Laval in Washington D.C.. from left: Paul Claudel, Pierre Laval and Mrs. Claudel (?)

Letter from Kurt Kornfeld, Lenzerheide to Erich Salomon

Letter from Arthur J. Simons, National Scheme For Disabled Men to Erich Salomon

Dr. Reinhold Schairer, German Student Union e. V., Dresden to Erich Salomon

Lausanne disarmament conference. Sir Maurice Hankey and Sir Frederick Leith-Ross in front of the room of the English Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald at the Hotel Beau Rivage. Sir Maurice Hankey and Sir Frederick Leith-Ross

Reichstag meeting in Berlin, Dr. Hermann Dietrich speaking

Letter from Erich Salomon to Oliver Robinson, Nash 's Pall Mall Magazine

Senator John E. Rankin speaking to the United States Committee on Ways and Means on the Hoover Moratorium, Washington D.C.. Senator John E. Rankin

Press Ball in Berlin

In the state department Washington D.C., the American foreign minister Henry L. Stimson and the Italian ambassador Dino Grandi in conversation. on the left: Henry L. Stimson, on the right: Dino Grandi

On the “Mauretania.” Chief Engineer playing cards in the conservatory

Landscape near Moonlight

Letter from London to Robert T. Pell in Brussels

Howard C. Sykes, president of the New York Curb Exchange. Howard C. Sykes

Foreign Minister Henry L. Stimson speaking to the United States Committee on Ways and Means on the Hoover Moratorium, Washington D.C.. In the middle: Henry L. Stimson

American newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst reading the debris in his castle “La Cuesta Encantada” in San Simeon, California

Anthony Eden and Lord Stanhope at the lunch at the Vieux Bois hotel in Geneva. on the left: Anthony Eden, on the right: Lord James Richard Stanhope

Senator John E. Rankin speaking during the hearing on the Hoover Moratorium, Washington D.C.. John E. Rankin

Nikolaus Titulescu orders a meal at the Geneva Hotel des Bergues. on the right: Nikolaus Titulescu

Franklin D. Roosevelt welcomes Max Schmeling at the training camp in Kingston, New York. on the left: Max Schmeling, on the right: Franklin D. Roosevelt

View through latched windows of the Ellis Island internment building onto the skyscrapers of New York

Discussion between French Prime Minister Pierre Laval and American Chairman of the Senate Foreign Policy Committee Senator Borah, Washington D.C.. from left: Vice President of the Federal Reserve Bank Harrison, Henry L. Stimson (Senator Reed covert), Senator Borah (Chairman of the Senate Foreign Policy Committee), Pierre Laval, American interpreter

Erich Salomon visits William Randolph Hearst, chimpanzee at the private zoo, San Simeon, California

American Senators from the Judicial Senate Committee during a meeting in Washington D.C.. from left: Couzen, Robinson, Schall

Letter from Richard de Rochemont, The March of Time, European Office, Paris to Erich Salomon

Second Hague Conference, French Prime Minister André Tardieu holds a press conference accessible only to French journalists. From left: André Tardieu (standing behind him): Jullien vom “Petite Parisien,” Aristide Briand, Jules Sauerwein vom “Matin,” (standing on the right): Barde vom “Oevre”

French Prime Minister Pierre Laval and the American Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson on a special train from New York to Washington D.C. on the way to US President Hoover. from left: Henry Lewis Stimson, Pierre Laval, Jacques Rueff, Mariner (American interpreter)

Letter from J. Brown (?), Dorien Leigh LTD, London to Erich Salomon 1936, 1 p.m.