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BAYERISCHE ZEITUNG 3 MARCH 1941
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This is the original 8-page Monday 3 March 1941 edition of the Bayerische Zeitung published in Munich. It is from the archive of the Geheime Staatspolizei in Munich and has an original Gestapo stamp above the masthead. |
of Bayerische Zeitung, both from the Gestapo archive. See link to the 4 March 1941 edition near the bottom of this USMBOOKS web page. |
The enthusiasm with which the Bulgarian population welcomed the German Wehrmacht troops, Luftwaffe successes in the Mediterranean, military advances by the Italian army in Greece, are also covered.
Other related articles relate to the addition of Bulgaria to the Dreimächtepakt (the German-Italian-Japanese Axis), and a photo shows Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, Italian Foreign Minister Count Ciano, Japanese Ambassador Oshima and Bulgarian Prime Minister Bogdan Dimitrov Filov signing the official Three Power Pact at Schloss Belvedere in Vienna. Adolf Hitler did not attend the ceremony but was in Vienna. There is a photo of him standing next to Reichsstatthalter Baldur von Schirach on the balcony of the fancy Hotel Imperial.
Also available for sale on USMBOOKS, the consecutive issue of Bayerische Zeitung, the Gestapo archive copy dated 4 March 1941. If purchased together at the same time, we offer these two historic World War II German newspapers for $100.00.
Other news articles mention an earthquake in Greece, the arrival of 14,000 tons of gold at Fort Knox KY, Dr. Joseph Goebbels’ speech about the powerful German economy at the opening of the spring Leipziger Messe, the record sale of WHW Abzeichen during the latest WHW war charity collection in Munich, as well as local Bavarian news, obituaries and want ads.
Sport news includes the Skiwettkämpfe der Polizei, the police ski championships held in Kitzbühl where Reichsminister Dr. Frick, General der Polizei Kurt Daluege, SS-Gruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich and Gauleiter Hofer were present (left).
Sport news includes the Skiwettkämpfe der Polizei, the police ski championships held in Kitzbühl where Reichsminister Dr. Frick, General der Polizei Kurt Daluege, SS-Gruppenführer Reinhard Heydrich and Gauleiter Hofer were present (left).
The naturalization ceremony of 5000 Buchenlanddeutsche or ethnic Germans from Bukovina (now part of Rumania) on 3 March 1941 in Breslau was attended by Reichsführer-SS Heinrich Himmler and part of his speech is shown above.
Also covered are the VI. Winterspiele der Hitler-Jugend, the HJ Winter Games held in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.
This 82 year old Nazi newspaper also has a review of the new Tobis movie Kampfgeschwader Lützow.
This rare and complete Third Reich newspaper is from the archive of the Geheime Staatspolizei in Munich. Note the original old Gestapo stamp above the masthead.
This 82 year old Nazi newspaper also has a review of the new Tobis movie Kampfgeschwader Lützow.
This rare and complete Third Reich newspaper is from the archive of the Geheime Staatspolizei in Munich. Note the original old Gestapo stamp above the masthead.
The front page of the 14 x 20 inch Nazi newspaper has all the latest news on the Wehrmacht invasion of Bulgaria which had started on 2 March 1941. The main front cover article states that Bulgaria agreed to become Germany’s ally to secure itself against “recently revealed British actions in southeastern Europe”.
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This 3 March 1941 edition of the Bayerische Zeitung, filled with historic World War II news is in remarkable condition for its age. age. It has been stored flat and away from sunshine since the end of the Third Reich. Nothing has been cut out, it has no tape, no odor and is still completely flexible. Rare!
ORIGINAL
3 MARCH 1941 NAZI NEWSPAPER - INVASION OF BULGARIA
