Stenger Historica. Dedicated to the study, use, and dissemination of military and German history.

Emil Stenger, c. 1620, Erfurt, Germany The coat-of-arms of Stenger Historica. Motto: Ferro Ignique (By Fire and Iron). The Stenger coat-of-arms (left) dates back to 17th Century Germany, in Erfurt. By marriage, the coat-of-arms today also incorporates the coat-of-arms of the Hardwick family, with origins from England and Denmark.
Stenger Historica is dedicated to the study, use, and dissemination of military and German history. Foremost, Stenger Historica provides archival research services for researchers across the world. German to English translation services are also available.

Archival research services focus on, but are not limited to, captured German records, such as SS enlisted and officers personnel files, records of the Reichsführer SS and Chief German Police, Wehrmacht officers personnel files, foreign military studies, the Berlin Document Collection (BDC), RuSHA (Rasse- und Siedlungshauptamt), and more.

Please send all inquiries to stengerhistorica@gmail.com

Stenger Historica was updated 19 January 2009.