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German Passport History and Borders (4/4)

Goering passport pulled from auction

Nansen Passport 1923 for a Latvian Illiterate

Fantasy and Camouflage Passports

The Nansen Pass(port)

Passport log sheds light on consular history

Moshe Yuval brings home Jews from Shanghai

Otto Skorzeny and wife passports

East German Alien Passport Type

Woman Fled Nazi Germany To Become US Citizen

German Alien Passport 1942 Bohemia and Moravia

World Citizen Number One – Garry Davis

Unusual Austrian Post WWII-Passport

My German Third Reich passport found in Shanghai

Jew denied travel due to missing J-stamp

Danzig-Germany passports for a couple

I received the book and it's fantastic! I am impressed by all the detailed stories, descriptions, pictures, and highly professional content and knowledge of the topic. Your book is an excellent resource for enthusiasts and professional experts. Congratulations. (Pawel H., Norway)

Enjoying your book. How interesting that a chance purchase in Japan would turn into a passport expert making you the foremost authority of travel documents going back to Columbus. (David P., USA)

Got it! Thank you, Tom, it's everything I had hoped for and more. (Charles House, USA)

Your book arrived today. I looked it over and am impressed with the quality of the photos and the content of your remarks on a great variety of information on passport history. I will be reviewing it for one of the intelligence journals that I write for and will forward a copy of the review to you. (Dr. Daniel P. King, USA)

Your book is awesome! I love it! (GvK, BE)

Your book is extremely good (R.P., USA)

I love your book (R.V., NL)

Tom, actually I wanted to ask you when we can expect “Part II”? I like it very much, especially the stories behind the passports! Great job my friend and keep writing. (R.S., SG)

Your book definitely tells a lot about the history of passports and I applaud you for the effort that you put into writing the book. (Benjamin Durham, CH)

Tom, I received LET PASS OR DIE today. I'm pleased you invested in good printing, as the images are excellent. I'm looking forward to reading it and passing on purchase details to ex-colleagues from the UK Immigration National Document Fraud Unit. (S.A., UK)

I’ve got the book yesterday and it improved my knowledge about passports history immensely. (Jenwit, TH)

When I started to read the book, I understood how less I know about passports when an expert talks about them with passion. At the first glace, passports, which we see every day become even more interesting. (Pavel, BR)

I am reading the first chapters of the book and I love the theme and how it is addressed. Without a doubt it is a very interesting book. (Marcos, AG)

I am not a passport collector but I saw someone reading your book in the train during my business trip and it caught my attention. So I bought it. (Przemek, PL)

Your book arrived and what a thing of beauty it is. (Dave, USA)

Your book is fantastic! (Ross, USA)

Sehr interessante Geschichten. Das Buch ist sehr vielfältig und hoch interessant! (Norbert, GER)

The book is fantastic! Really enjoying it. It will definitely be in our reading list for the online collection. (Karin, USA)

Your book is awesome, I can learn a lot about passport collecting! (Robert, USA)

I have begun my delighted perusing of your book. The stories of Lou Gehrig, the Confederate Brigadier General, Thomas, the bogus passport of Freud plus the Titanic survivor, Edith Brown Haussmann - all fascinating! (Susan, USA)

The story of how Israel issued me a passport with a Colander on my head has been published in a book about the history of passports, titled "Let Pass or Die", by Tom Topol, a passport history expert. May the Flying Spaghetti Monster bless his sauces.(Michael Afanasyev)