1. 2020. No Known Address. Duane L. Herrmann. — Nine poems selected by the author, from a collection of Holocaust poetry. Poetry.
2. 2016. Guardian's Wartime Travels, The. Harry Liedtke. — Brief chronology of world events 1938-1940 juxtaposed with Shoghi Effendi's travels in 1940, when he... Chronologies.
3. 1999/2000. German Baha'i Community under National Socialism, The: A Historical Perspective With Notes, Postscript, and Photographs. Harry Liedtke. — Examination of why Baha’is, as an international Community or as individuals, did not play an activ... Articles-unpublished.
4. 1998. Saving Private Ryan: Review. Milan Voykovic, Shamim Razavi. — Review of film, with thoughts for Baha'is: Is there such a thing as a "just war"? What forms of "sac... Reviews.
5. 1996. Lidia Zamenhof. John T. Dale. — Brief biography of the daughter of Ludwig Lazarus Zamenhof, the creator of Esperanto. Essays.
6. 1991/2001. Itchyfeet: Travels with Reg Priestley. Reginald L. Priestley. — Autobiography of a world traveller who visited many places in and around Israel while in the Palesti... Biographies.
7. 1976-07-07. Involvement in Politics and the Eradication of Injustice. Universal House of Justice. — Letter to an individual explaining that Baha’is avoid partisan politics, focusing instead on spiri... UHJ-letters.
8. 1936/1945. Orientation of Hope and Lessons in World Crisis, The. Alain Locke. — Two essays meditating on the relevance of Baha'i principles to the period preceding and during the S... Essays.

1. 1913-04-07 — `Abdu'l-Baha traveled to Bad Mergentheim by automobile to visit the hotel and mineral bath owned by ...
2. 1913-04-13 — `Abdu'l-Baha was sick and the weather was bitterly cold. He went to the studio of Professor Robert A...
3. 1937-05-21 — All Baha'i activities and institutions were banned in Germany by a special order of the Reichsführe...
4. 1939-04-21 — The first Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Budapest was elected. There were about 14 believers ...
5. 1939-09-03 — World War II began with Britain and France declaring war on Germany after Germany invaded Poland.
6. 1940-05-15 — Shoghi Effendi determined to go to England; he and Rúhiyyih Khanum left Haifa for Italy via aquapla...
7. 1940-05-25 — After having obtained a visa for Britain in Rome, Shoghi Effendi and Rúhiyyih Khanum left for Engla...
8. 1940-06-02 — Shoghi Effendi, Rúhiyyih Khanum and Sutherland Maxwell left St Malo, France, for England and arrive...
9. 1940-07-28 — Shoghi Effendi, Rúhiyyih Khanum and Sutherland Maxwell left England for South Africa aboard the SS ...
10. 1942-08-00 — Lidia Zamenhof (b. 29 January 1904 in Warsaw) was killed in the gas chambers at Treblinka. Around ...
11. 1945-05-08 — The war in Europe ended. For Shoghi Effendi's response see MA80–1, PP185 and UD175. For the ...
12. 1945-08-14 — The German Baha'is, 80 per cent of whom lived in the American sector of occupied Germany, obtained p...
13. 1945-09-02 — The war in Japan ended.
14. 1945-10-24 — The United Nations was formally established. There were Baha'i representatives in San Francisco in ...
15. 1948-12-09 — The General Assembly of the United Nations adopted the Resolution entitled Convention on the Prevent...

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