Description
History of the Second World War Part 42 - The Clash of Propaganda (1974)
This remarkable vintage magazine, part of the extensive series on the Second World War, takes readers on a journey through the complex world of wartime propaganda. Published in 1974, this issue captures a vital aspect of history, revealing how information was manipulated and disseminated during one of the world's most significant conflicts. It provides valuable insights into the psychological warfare that helped shape public perception and morale during the war.
As with all vintage magazines, this collectible piece showcases not only the historical narrative but also the design and cultural context of its time. This edition stands out for its in-depth analysis and compelling illustrations, making it a must-have for any history enthusiast or collector of vintage magazines.
Condition is key in the realm of collectibles, and this issue is no exception. The magazine is in good shape, with overall edges intact and showing light signs of wear typical for its age. This enhances its vintage appeal, ensuring that it remains a treasured addition to your collection.
This collectible magazine comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its quality. Whether you're a history buff or a vintage magazines collector, this edition will surely be a striking piece for your shelves.
- Newsstand/No Label - This edition does not feature any external labels, enhancing its aesthetic appeal.
- Good overall condition - The magazine's edges and pages are well preserved, as shown in the accompanying photos.
