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The Third Reich publication offered here was published in the spring of 1940, after the French and British had declared war on Germany but prior to the German invasion of France and subsequent debacles at Dunkirk and Compiègne. It is extremely anti-Jewish in its general content and finds Jews largely to blame for the French interference with European affairs  (see headline in photo directly below).

This 11 x 14-3/4 inch publication is a Sondernummer or special edition of the Illustrierter Beobachter as published by Franz Eher Nachfolger, the Central Publishing House of the NSDAP, in Munich, Germany. It is wrapped in a large 22 x 28 inch full-color map printed on heavy paper which serves to orient the reader to places and events mentioned in the magazine. The cover (the folded-up map) depicts two French negro soldiers, Charles de Gaulle and a Jew in a top hat with a flag bearing the words Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité.

Very graphic Third Reich material!  Complete and in used condition with 1-1/2 inch piece of tape (an old repair) on one page.  Was once folded.

Frankreichs Schuld or "France's Guilt" is a 48 page, very, very heavily illustrated recap of the "sins of France" going back to the year 925 and including personalities like Napoleon, Laurent, Clemenceau, Foch, Poincaré, Weigand, Reynaud, De Rothschild, Dreyfus, Kahn, Salvador, Stern, Mandel, etc. The history concentrates on the Blacks and Jews in the virtually always corrupt government of France and her colonies. It explains the horror of the French occupation of the Rheinland and the Ruhr following World War I and the results of France stationing black African troops on the German Rhine.

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