Various authors. Archives - Daša Pahor

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- COMMUNISM – PROPAGANDA – WWII: Крокодил [Krokodil]
- 1,800.00€
- A complete set of the Krokodil magazine, published in 1945.
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- HOLY LAND, PILGRIMAGE: Pilgerverzeichniss und verschiedene Mitteilungen für die I. Schweizer. Volkswallfahrt [Register of Pilgrims and Various News for the 1st Swiss Pilgrimage to the Holy Land]
- 280.00€
- A rare, seemingly unrecorded pamphlet gives valuable details on the 1st Swiss organised pilgrimage to the Holy Land, attended by 501 people from Switzerland and South Germany, in 1903, when travel to Ottoman Palestine was still quite dangerous and difficult to arrange.
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- ISTANBUL COLOUR PRINTING: تصفير افكار and تسفير افكار [Tasvir-i efkâr / The Independent Thoughts].
- 750.00€
- A series of one of the most influential Ottoman newspapers with elaborate colour printing.
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- Josip Broz-Tito: 4 original photographs, ca 1950 -1978.
- 350.00€
- A set of original fotos of Yugoslavian president Josib-Broz-Tito was made by Yugoslav official photographers, for the central agency, which distributed the copies to the national and international newspapers.
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- PRISON CAMP NEWSPAPER: Austauschblatt. Kontakt. Der Lagerzeitung des Mittl. Ostens [Exchange Newspaper. Contact. The Prison Camp Newspaper of the Middle East]. 1 Year. Number 2.
- 950.00€
- A seemingly unrecorded mimeographed newspaper was published by the German war prisoners in 1947 in the Middle East and it includes articles from Iraq and Egypt.
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- TIRANA & ALBANIAN ROYAL FAMILY: 6 Photographs
- 2,000.00€
- An archive of 6 original photographs, showcases important events in Tirana, Albania, on the eve of WWII: from the time of the wedding of Zog I, King of the Albanians, in April 1938, to the invasion of Fascist Italy, in April 1939.
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- Tom-Tom. The ONUC Forces Weekly. Tam-Tam. L’Hebdomadaire des Forces de l’ONUC. Vol. 2. No. 8 & No. 33.
- 220.00€
- A pair of rare, seemingly unrecorded newspapers in French and English language was published for Belgian and American soldiers in Léopoldville (now Kinshasa) in the Congo in 1961.
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- TRIESTE UNDER GERMAN OCUPATION: DREHSCHEIBE TRIEST: DER ADRIARAUM IM ZEITRAFFER DER “DEUTSCHEN ADRIA-ZEITUNG” [THE TURNING WHEEL TRIESTE: ADRIA IN THE TIME OF PUBLISHING „DEUTSCHE ADRIA-ZEITUNG“].
- 380.00€
- An unusual book was made at the first anniversary of the German newspaper Deutsche Adria-Zeitung in Triste under the Nazi occupation and was printed days before the Allies and the Partisans took over the city. The introduction was written by an Austrian Nazi politician and Gauleiter, Friedrich Reiner, who was later tried at the Nuremberg trial for war crimes and executed in Yugoslavia…
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- UNDERGROUND PRINTING / WWII / YUGOSLAV PARTISANS: Delo
- 620.00€
- The final wartime issue of the most famous Slovenian Partisan newspaper, ‘Delo’, printed by an underground press in Italian-occupied Ljubljana, with a magnificently illustrated cover, was printed in a secret room in the building of the Fascist police station. 8°. 34 pp., original wrappers with illustrated cover printed in red, stapled (Very Good, staples slightly soiled, slightly stained, tiny…
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- UZBEK COMMUNIST MAGAZINE: يربوزى
- 120.00€
- A rare political Communist magazine, printed in Ottoman script, was issued in 1929 in Samarkand, Uzbekistan and includes articles on the industrial development of the country in the 5 years after Lenin’s death.
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- WWII SOVIET SATIRICAL MAGAZINE: Крокодил [Krokodil].
- 750.00€
- These are first two WWII editions of an illustrated Soviet satirical magazine Krokodil, published only days after Hitler's invasion on the Soviet Union on June 22, 1941.
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