Description
Step back in time with this vintage issue of Newsweek magazine from April 26, 1982. This intriguing edition delves deep into two of the most pressing issues of the time, namely the nuclear nightmare and the outcry over bombs. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the public's sentiments during a pivotal era in history. Whether you're a history buff, a collector of vintage magazines, or someone looking for a unique gift, this magazine is a must-have.
This particular copy is in excellent condition, ensuring that you can enjoy the detailed articles and striking images without any distractions. It has been preserved with care, showing only minor signs of wear that are typical for a magazine of this age. The newsstand edition comes without any labels, making it an authentic find for collectors.
This magazine not only serves as a piece of historical significance but also as a conversation starter. You'll find a rich discussion on the sociology and politics surrounding nuclear weaponry and its implications for global peace. It's fascinating to reflect on the fears and hopes of people during this era and see how they resonate in today's world.
- Excellent condition, ready for display or as a gift.
- Comes with a plastic protective covering to preserve its integrity.
The overall edges of the magazine are in good shape, enhancing its visual appeal. You can view the photos to see the careful preservation that has gone into maintaining this classic issue. Don't miss the chance to add this piece of history to your collection!
- Comes with protective covering for long-lasting enjoyment.
- Overall edges and magazine are in good shape; see photos for details.