Materials include propaganda distributed to the Germans by the Allies intended to demoralize the Germans. The front is an illustration of a man and woman kissing. Then on the inside is the man covered in blood, dying. Words on the front and inside encourage the Germans to throw down their arms and surrender. Dated after 1940.

Materials include a program from a conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints at the Hotel Louvois. Dated April 8, 1945.

Materials include a pamphlet that outlines the way that American soldiers are to interact with the German people. Dated after 1940.

Materials include a book of pictures of Paris titled "Paris I Saw" printed by the U.S. Army for the troops. Dated June 13, 1945.

Materials include the book titled "American Enterprise in Europe: The Role of the SOS in the Defeat of Germany" by Randolph Leigh. It was printed by the Education Division. Dated 1945.

Materials contain two diaries of Wallace Hess detailing his experiences in the U.S. Army during World War II. Dated 1944-1946.

Materials include a dog tag from John Kotch relating to his service in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Dated approximately 1941.

Materials include pamphlets distributed by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints during World War II. These include a message from the First Presidency, A Church Directory, Instructions for Leaders, To the Girls behind the men behind the guns, The Church and the Present War, General Information Regarding the Chaplaincy in the Army and Navy of the United States, Keep Close to the Church and program for the Northwest Chapel. Dated approximately 1939-1945.

Materials include copies of the Church News in Latter-day Saint service men's editions which are pocket size. These range in date from October of 1944 to June of 1946. Also included are Thoughts for the Service Man's Quiet Hour, small booklets with spiritual thoughts. Dated approximately 1944-1946.

Materials include copies of photographs of unidentified service men. Dated approximately 1941-1945.