Telegraph. Sunday, 17 April 1949. No. 90 B, 4th Telegraph, Berlin-Grunewald (R

Description: Telegraph. Sunday, 17 April 1949. No. 90 B, 4th Telegraph, Berlin-Grunewald (R The description of this item has been automatically translated. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Article detailsTelegraph. Sunday, 17. April 1949. No. 90 B, 4. Vintage. Original newspaper. [Airlift / Berlin Blockade. -] - Telegraph, Berlin-Grunewald (editor): Berlin: Telegraph. 1949. (approx. 46x33cm). 4 pages (of 8). Original newspaper, folded in the middle, with cover title. Newspaper with minor signs of storage, in good condition. (= Telegraph: number 90 B, 1949). ********OUR CHRISTMAS PROMOTION************ Language: German Order number: 7874C Remarks: The issue of Easter Sunday 1949 appeared in the middle of the phase of the so-called Berlin Blockade, when the USSR had closed the land and water routes to the western zones of the occupied city and the western allies installed an airlift with hundreds of aircraft around the west -To be able to supply Berliners. The newspaper's editorial is entitled "10,000 tons flown in in 24 hours" and reports on the achievement behind the British-American supply organization. Many other short texts report on the current political situation; Germany was still divided into zones and the Federal Republic of Germany/GDR had not yet been founded. One article reports on "renunciation of annexations" by Belgium, others report on war returnees from the Soviet Union. Advertisements for Amerika-Haus and RIAS as well as for numerous other events (cinema Marmorhaus, "Der Ruf" etc.) follow later. Articles for the Berliners describe the "Easter walk through the spring-like Grunewald" or about "The Miracle Gluck in Treptower Park" (incubators). At that time, Berlin was not yet permanently divided, and the report on eastern districts was not a report on another country. The newspaper is available in 4 pages (from the original 8). Rare original newspaper from the post-war period! - - - DANGER! Due to its weight or size, this book can only be shipped as a PARCEL. (Please enquire about postage costs abroad.) / ATTENTION! Due to its weight or size this book can only be sent as a PARCEL. Keywords: book, publisher, press, 1945, after, Allies, Berlin, Berlin, Brandenburg, Prussia, Berlin Airlift 1948/49, journalism, airlift, Easter, SBZ, SPD, West Berlin, newspapers, magazines VAT)Free shipping within GermanyItem listed with the w+h GmbH eBay service Data and images powered by Book lover (2024-12-05)Berlin: Telegraph. 1949. (approx. 46x33cm). 4 pages (of 8). Original newspaper, folded in the middle, with cover title. Newspaper with minor signs of storage, in good condition. (= Telegraph: number 90 B, 1949). ********OUR CHRISTMAS PROMOTION************ Language: GermanOrder number: 7874CRemarks: The issue of Easter Sunday 1949 appeared in the middle of the phase of the so-called Berlin Blockade, when the USSR had closed the land and water routes to the western zones of the occupied city and the western allies installed an airlift with hundreds of aircraft around the west -To be able to supply Berliners. The newspaper's editorial is entitled "10,000 tons flown in in 24 hours" and reports on the achievement behind the British-American supply organization. Many other short texts report on Verlag Berlin: Telegraf. 1949 Autor Telegraf, Berlin-Grunewald (Redaktion) Publikationsname Telegraf. Sonntag, 17. April 1949. Nr. 90 B, 4. Jahrgang. Origin Sprache Deutsch Format (ca. 46 x 33 cm). 4 S. (von 8). Original-Zeitung, mittig gefaltet Produktart 000

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