My collection of Third Reich souvenir sheets and blocks:

Berlin Olympics Special Sheet (1936):

This is a souvenir sheet from the 1936 Berlin Olympics. It features every stamp in the Third Reich Summer Olympics set with each being individually cancelled on the 16th of August 1936. This particular example has several lined creases from being folded in the past but the stamps and cancels are nevertheless in good condition. The swastika below the eagle is censored in the image only.

The following text at the top of the sheet; 'Sonderbriefmarken der Deutschen Reichspost fur die XI. Olympischen Spiele 1936 in Berlin' directly translates in English to 'Special stamps of the German Reichspost for the 11th Olympic Games 1936 in Berlin.'

Red Cross Cares for the Wounded Strips (1941):

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Here I have examples of two different Bohemia and Moravia Red Cross stamps with attached labels. First issued on the 20th of April 1941, coincidentally Adolf Hitler's birthday, these stamps depict a Red Cross nurse tending to a wounded soldier. Both stamps have labels either side with a swastika adorned German eagle atop the symbol of the Red Cross which is flanked on either side by the date of issue and the following words. 'Fur Das Deutsche Rote Kreuz' which is German for 'For the German Red Cross' and underneath 'Pro Nemecky Cerveny Kriz' which is Czech for the same phrase.

The top example is blackish blue in colour with a face value of 60 + 40 Bohemian and Moravian Haler while the top is a blackish violet brown and has a face value of 1.20 + 0.80 Bohemian and Moravian Koruna. Both were designed by M. Geyer and have catalog codes of Michel DE-BM WZd11 (blue variant) and DE-BM WZd15 (violet brown variant).

Bohemia and Moravia German Red Cross Block (1943):

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This example is a block of four mint never hinged Bohemia and Moravia Red Cross stamps. They feature the iconic German eagle atop the red cross with the stamp being a greyish black aside from the carmine red cross. The stamps have a face value of 120 + 880 Bohemian and Moravian Haler each and the catalog code for the stamps is Michel DE-BM 132. They were designed by Anton Erhardt and first issued on the 16th of September 1943.