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"Der Adler" Ens. 103 vols. German World War II propaganda periodic…

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[REVUE]. "Der Adler" Ens. 103 vols. German World War II propaganda periodical published from 1939 to 1944. 106 lavishly illustrated folio volumes. The French edition appears bilingually from no. 14, 1940 to no. 11, 1941, then in French from no. 12, 1941 to no. 17, 1944. The lot includes: Year 1940: n°13 (in German), n°14-26; Year 1941: 26 issues (complete) Year 1942: 26 issues (complete); Year 1943: 26 issues + a special issue (complete); Year 1944: n°1-9 (in French) and n°13-16 (in German).

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[REVUE]. "Der Adler" Ens. 103 vols. German World War II propaganda periodical published from 1939 to 1944. 106 lavishly illustrated folio volumes. The French edition appears bilingually from no. 14, 1940 to no. 11, 1941, then in French from no. 12, 1941 to no. 17, 1944. The lot includes: Year 1940: n°13 (in German), n°14-26; Year 1941: 26 issues (complete) Year 1942: 26 issues (complete); Year 1943: 26 issues + a special issue (complete); Year 1944: n°1-9 (in French) and n°13-16 (in German).

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