Description
Time Magazine – January 19, 1942 – Vol. 39 No. 3 – Brazil’s Oswaldo Aranha
This original issue of Time Magazine, dated January 19, 1942, features Oswaldo Aranha, Brazil’s Foreign Minister and one of Latin America's most prominent statesmen, on the cover. A key figure in aligning Brazil with the Allied powers during World War II, Aranha played a vital role in shaping Pan-American unity and advancing Brazil’s strategic partnership with the United States. This issue explores his diplomatic influence at a time when the Americas were rallying in defense of democracy and collective security.
In addition to the cover feature, the magazine includes wide-ranging wartime reporting, U.S. and international political developments, and cultural content reflective of early 1942. Vintage advertisements and editorials provide further insight into the period’s social and economic landscape.
Condition:
This magazine is in good condition, with all pages intact and legible. Minor age-related wear such as light edge creasing or toning may be present. The item shown in the listing photos is the exact copy you will receive. Please review the images for an accurate view of its condition.
Additional Information:
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Comes with a plastic protective covering for preservation and safe storage
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Combined shipping available—just ask if purchasing multiple items
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A valuable collectible for those interested in Latin American diplomacy, WWII alliances, or mid-century international relations
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