They look a bit different, but these are good examples for so-called 'Jackboot' fonts used in Germany around 1935-1945:
Tannenberg Fett - http://www.dafont.com/tannenberg-fett.font?text=F%FChrer&fpp=50
Potsdam - http://www.dafont.com/potsdam.font?text=F%FChrer&fpp=50
Koch Fette Deutsche Schrift - http://www.dafont.com/koch-fette-deutsche-schrift.font?text=F%FChrer&fpp=50
And some more that match time and place:
Fette Trump Deutsch - http://www.dafont.com/fette-trump-deutsch.font?text=F%FChrer&fpp=50
Sebaldus-Gotisch - http://www.dafont.com/sebaldus-gotisch.font?text=F%FChrer&fpp=50
Ganz Grobe Gotisch - http://www.dafont.com/ganz-grobe-gotisch.font?text=F%FChrer&fpp=50
Hermann Gotisch - http://www.dafont.com/hermann-gotisch.font?text=F%FChrer&fpp=50
Maximilian - http://www.dafont.com/maximilian.font?fpp=50&text=F%FChrer
Deutsche Zierschrift - http://www.dafont.com/deutsche-zierschrif.font?fpp=50&text=F%FChrer

It's based on Ex Ponto.

with Zapfino Ligatures for "Th"

Both are Rotis Serif. The word 'Chapter' has been compressed subsequently.

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It's on your PC:

Verlag by H&FJ

Futura based

Based on Nobel Book, letters j,h,t,i and d have been modified.

It's the corporate font 'easyJetRounded' made exclusively for easyJet. I hope you find a similar one.

Based on Frutiger Black. The 'M' has been heavily altered to match the (already existing) Logo.