Newsweek Magazine February 10, 1941 WWII in Real Time, Vintage Ads

Description: Newsweek Magazine February 10, 1941 WWII "Invasion Tactics: The Nazi 'Chutists Limber Up" The February 10, 1941, issue of Newsweek was significant for a few reasons. At this time, the United States was still officially neutral in World War II, though tensions were high, and the debate over involvement was intensifying. This issue includes: World War II Updates: Coverage of the latest developments in Europe, including military actions and political maneuvers among the Axis and Allied powers. Lend-Lease Debate: Discussions around the Lend-Lease Act, which was designed to provide military aid to allies like Britain and China, including public and political reactions in the U.S. Isolationism vs. Intervention: Articles exploring the growing divide between isolationists and those advocating for U.S. involvement in the war, reflecting the national debate on foreign policy. Domestic Affairs: Insights into how the war was affecting the U.S. economy and society, including labor issues and military preparedness. Cultural Features: Reviews of films, books, or exhibitions relevant to the wartime experience, possibly including propaganda efforts. Vintage Ads, and more! *************************************************************** This issue is in good shape with spine intact and all pages secure. Cover has minimal wear for its age. (see photos for condition) You won't be disappointed! REASONABLE offers always welcome! Your order will be securely packaged and shipped promptly once payment is received. About us: The Collectors Crypt has been in the magazine and paper collectibles (and more!) business for more than four decades, and we pride ourselves in providing high-quality items to enhance any collection. Your satisfaction is guaranteed!

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