Support WWII Archives Foundation

WWII Archives Foundation is working to provide the largest collection of documents, photographs, video and information relating to World War II available to you on the web. Currently, over 18,000 document pages are available on-line. An additional 30,000 pages have been scanned and are waiting to processed. Over 1,700 photographs are available and another 2,000 scanned and ready to be processed. Over 300 reels of film has been recorded and ready to be processed. Collecting and processing all this information, processing it, and making it available online is a very time-consuming and expensive process. We need your support to make this information available.

Our goal for this year is to collect another 150,000 documents pages, 1,000's of more photographs, and video. The only way we can meet this goal is with support from you. Please help us reach our goals by making a cash donation today.

Please help us by donating today!

WWII Archives Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit devoted to bringing together the most information, documents, photographs and video about World War II into a single site. WWII Archives will present information to researchers, historians and enthusiasts in a single and consistent interface to make researching the most important event in modern history easier. These efforts are supported through the generosity of people like you.

Donations are tax-deductible in the United States, but may not be elsewhere.

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WWII Archives Foundation, Inc.
1947 S. Florence Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74104
United States

Artifacts / Documents

Personal materials:
  • Letters (including V-mail, postcards, greeting cards, etc.) from the WWII period.
  • Diaries, journals, artwork, cartoons, poetry, music, etc. created during the WWII period.
  • Photographic materials from the WWII period.
  • Official documents reflecting the individual's service history from induction to discharge.
  • Manuscripts, books, audio and videotapes of personal experiences recorded since the war.
  • Ephemera reflective of wartime lifestyles -- menus, playbills, etc.
Non-personal materials:
  • Artifacts
  • Books, manuscripts, video tapes of military histories (please observe all copyright laws).
  • Official training manuals, etc. from the WWII period.
  • Maps, diagrams, charts from the WWII period.
  • Newspapers, newsletters and other periodicals from the WWII period.
We want everything that is on paper, if in doubt please consult us before you discard anything.