F vervooren (7 risultati)

Hardcover. Condizione: Fair. Originele halflinnen band met de eerste 6 delen (met de oorspronkelijke voorplatten), veel 4to.; Naam en datum op schutblad; slijtage randen rug; foxing op snede, redelijk-goed exemplaar.

Originele omslagen, maar omslagen deels beschadigd en los, maar nog een interessant overzicht. Please see description or ask for photos.

Saddle stitch. Condizione: Fine. Leichte Gebrauchsspuren; Leichte Verschmutzung / Farbtonveränderung; Einriss bis 1 cm.

A collection of newspaper articles from Dutch newspapers from the between June 1941 to July 1942. Accompanied by many contemporary b/w photographs and maps. 235x305mm, no pagination. Rebound in marbled quarter-leather hardcover. Cover bumped on edges and worn. Pages yellowing. Else in good condition. The book is in : Dutch.…

Softcover. Condizione: Very good condition. First printing. Small Folio. Unpaginated. Original wraps with modern typeset and design in blue, silver and black, respectively yellow, black and white, protected by modern mylar. Nos. 4 (Jan-May 1941) and 6 (Oct-Dec 1941) including historic documents, photographs and reproductions of official documents. Photo credits: Archief Haagsche Courant, Fotobureau Holland, National Foto-kantor, Polygoon, Schimmelpenningh, and Stapf. Complete issues with all bound in announcements, incl. the bright-red official German propaganda leaf on the occasion of the Führer's speech on November 8, addressing the Old Guard (Alte Guard), referencing Churchill hoping for Russia to join the alleys within 18 months, urging the people to endure. This with an arrogant rebuttal announcing that the Soviet Union's army is defeated, as admitted by the Manchester Guardian: "Without Alleys on the continent we can't defeat Germany." "Nederland in den Oorlog" is a well-known collection of photo-illustrated newspaper articles documenting international events focusing on occupied Netherlands and the war theater during the World War II, including official documents. Vol. 4 contains bound-in official announcements addressing Winterhelp Netherlands, the Commissioner-General, Chief of SS and Police of the 5th Brigade Leader Rauter, mayors of Leiden and Rotterdam (Issue 40), announcement by Wehrmacht Commander Fr. Christiansen, ordering population and business to resume business in an orderly way, prohibiting demonstrations and criminalize political party activities, and, in a separate announcement, "Director-General offering a reward to every Dutch citizen for information that leads to the arrest of subjects aiming to sabotage the food supply for the German army, and other announcements (Vol. 6). Text in Dutch. Light wear along edges of binding, blocks age-toned. …

Utrecht n.d., facsimile`s of newspapers etc. 6 mei 1940- augustus 1945 e60.

Utrecht, Bruna A.W. Bruna & Zoons Uitgeversmaatschappij. 1944-1945, half linen binding with a complete set of priodicals, this is the version which was first printed during the war in occupied Netherlands with reproductions of official documents. Focus on the German side of events which is later changed to . Started during the war and finished after the liberation. The series was continued under the title: Nederland in de oorlog zoals het werkelijk was. Very interesting set of documents for any collector of World War II. l Dl. 1-2 / samengest. door F. Vervooren en W.C. Kentie. - Dl. 3-11 / samengest. door F. Vervooren. - Dl. 12-16 / samengest. door Roos van Bergen.…