Romanian/German Propaganda book, Nice 1940 action shots

[Alexei2102]

Dear Gents,

Today I aquired a nice propaganda book from the 1940. The nicest thing is that is a Romanian one, and it has plenty of pictures from SIGNAL and Der ADLER.

Enjoy,

Al

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[Alexei2102]

Some maps:

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[Alexei2102]

And some actions shots from the early stages of WW2:

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[Alexei2102]

And lastly, the colored drawings, made by Liska and some other PK artists:

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More to go, after I will get my hands on my new scanner.

Cheers,

Al

[21 inf]

Thanks for sharing!

[Imperialist]

a scan or clearer pictures would be great

[Ferdinand]

nice piece alex! B)

thanks for sharing.

[Alexei2102]

Looks to me like a SIGNAL suplement. I will search for some more info. I will also try to scan some fotos, and post them here.

Thank for your feedback guys,

Cheers,

Al

[Alexei2102]

Here are some better scans:

First, the cover:

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[Alexei2102]

Some action and political shots:

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[Alexei2102]

And the very nice Liska pictures:

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[21 inf]

No doubt that later scans are much better.
One can easily read what is written as photo legend.
Interesting is that reading the romanian text, I believe that the text was not written/translated by a native romanian, but by someone who learned to speak romanian language as a foreign language. :D

[Alexei2102]

Updating the thread with some more Romanian ww2 propaganda.

First, a rare book about Antonescu, written in French, but published in Craiova. Looks like a monography on Antonescu.

(IMG:http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n19/Alman2102/anto1.jpg)

[Alexei2102]

Pics from the book itself.

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[Alexei2102]

And another interesting book about Germany's War. A Romanian one.

(IMG:http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n19/Alman2102/ger1.jpg)