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ref. 015733Paris Aux bureaux des journaux Les Modes parisiennes, La Toilette de Paris & Le Petit journal pour rire 0 In-4 Broché
1912ref. A111-029Wien, Kaiserlich-K?nigliches Milit?r-Geographisches Institut, 1912. Hochformat, ca. 38 x 55 cm, Ausgabe: mehrf?rbig; Zustand: gut +
1644ref. 0681o.O., Merian, 1644. Fauser 2841. - Die übliche Bugfalte. Unten Legende A-L.
1950ref. 180650Munich: Philipp Rauscher c. 1950. First edition of this guide to Dachau sold to visitors to the camp in the early post-war years including photographs of the camp taken by Allied liberation forces and a folding map of the crematoria. The text is in English and French. Sextodecimo. Folding map loosely inserted. Original wrappers. A little toned and soiled light creases at extremities. A very good copy. unknown
1750ref. 53507ABUm 1750. Querformat, ca. 13 x 35 cm. Gerahmt, unter Glas.
1750ref. 53504ABUm 1750. Querformat, ca. 13 x 35 cm. Gerahmt, unter Glas. [2 Warenabbildungen]
1644ref. 14213Frankfurt, Merian, 1644 ff. Ca. 20,5 cm x 31 cm.
1946ref. ZEIT1985Wien u. Leipzig, Doblinger 1946. 182 S., 11 Tafeln Abb., OKart. mit farb. OUmschlag, dieser randrissig u. fleckig, ansonsten sehr gutes Exemplar. Erste und einzige Ausgabe. Der Titel wurde in die Anne-Frank-Shoah-Bibliothek aufgenommen.
1918ref. 1903471918. Signiert und datiert "LFürst18". 27,5 x 35,8 cm.
198968 pages. Errata slip tipped in. Author was upset by the untruths he felt were expressed in the film "Shoah". This work sets out to set the record straight. "This book exposes the distortions in the film and elsewhere and tells the truth about the war-time relationship of Poles and Jews. It does so by quoting the words of Jews who know the truth and want others to know it. Nearly all the author's relatives perished during WWII and he was deported from Poland to a penal labor camp in Oberndorf in 1944." - back cover. Few pencil markings to contents. Average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. Book
1946ref. 63630Baton Rouge LA; Germany: 42nd “Rainbow” Infantry Division Army & Navy Publishing Co. 666th Engr. Topographic Company 7th Army 1946. Four pieces. 1st -- 4to. 9.25 x 12.25 in. 188 pp. Colour maps and photo illustrations throughout some full page. Embossed blue publisher’s calf Divisional insignia and lettering in red & gold & green minor bumping to corners slightly shaken still VG copy; 2nd -- Oblong atlas folio. 1 colour pictorial map sized 25 x 19.5 in. printed in 4 colours depicting the route of the 42nd across Europe minor creasing thumbing edgewear couple minor holes still a G copy now shrink--wrapped on archival foam core; 3rd - Oblong folio. 19 x 12.75 in. Double-page broadside sheet music score shrink-wrapped on foam core minor creasing edgewear; 4th - 9 x 11 in. 1 broadside sheet music score shrink-wrapped on foam core minor creasing still a VG set. First editions of four uncommon souvenir pieces for the famed 42nd Infantry Division during World War II who is best remembered as one of the three liberating divisions for the Dachau Concentration Camp on April 29 1945. Reactivated in July 1943 the original nickname “Rainbow Division” was coined by Douglas MacArthur as it was drawn from National Guards of 26 States and the District of Columbia in 1917 and in December 1944 they landed in the French port of Marseille. By mid-December the 42nd had advanced North into Alsace and fought the German Army ear Strasbourg. In march 1945 they crossed the Siegfried Line in the Hardt Mountains where there was hard fighting at Hatten. During the fighting against the last major German offensive a 242nd Infantry Congressional Medal of Honor winner repulsed several attacks. This Divisional History includes a number of graphic photos of their entry into Dachau and together with the 45th Infantry and the 20th Armored Division they helped liberate over 30000 prisoners from the Camp as well as those trapped on trains after being sent from Buchenwald and other concentration camps. The map created by MacKechnie 1923-2012 was produced only for his fellow soldiers not for publication and fought with the 42nd Infantry during the Rainbow Division campaigns including a number of humorous figures for his “Cartograph” although SS Skull & Crossbones for Dachau. Jane Douglass was a WAC officer during World War II music educator and songwriter who wrote many songs during World War II to promote the WAC’s and other Army Divisions. Captain Douglass commanded the first all-woman Special Service company. Worldcat locates 3 copies of the pictorial map NYPL TX A&M WI Vet. Mus. Res. Ctr; No copies located of either of the Jane Douglass songs. 42nd “Rainbow” Infantry Division, [Army & Navy Publishing Co.], 666th Engr. Topographic Company, 7th Army, unknown
1993Signed [Joe] and inscribed by author upon front free endpaper. iv, 337 pages. Footnotes. Index. Black and white photographic plates. Halow [1927-2014] " Worked as a court reporter during the U.S. Army's courts-martial at Dachau where he witnessed some of the most gripping testimony from some of the most sensational trials of the postwar years. He soon saw the flaws and abuses of these trials: reliance upon ex post facto law and broad conspiracy theories; abuse of prisoners during interrogation; and the encouragement of perjured testimony by concentration camp survivors. Four decades later he reviewed the long-classified records of these trials and found astounding confirmation of his misgivings about them." - dust jacket. Book clean and unmarked with light wear. Average wear, tape repair and touch-ups to dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. Book
1949310 pages. Utley was posted to Germany as a Reader's Digest correspondent in 1948. Here she relates her controversial observations of that devastated post-war nation. "An excellent, readable, well-documented account of the cruelties, and of the disasters, to victors and vanquished alike, which resulted from the application of the slightly modified Stalin-White-Morgenthau Plan to conquered Germany after 1945." - STIMELY p.61. Joseph Halow, an American court reporter at the Dachau War Crimes Trials, cites this book in his work, Innocent at Dachau. Average overall wear. Binding intact. Prior owner's name and date pencilled atop front free endpaper. Dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A sound first edition copy of this important historical account. Book
1936ref. 44410Karlsruhe u. Dachau, 1907-1936. Zus. 115 S., Qu.-Kl.-8° (Postkarten) bzw. 8° bis 4° (Briefe).
