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The big 10-1/2 x 14-1/2 inch, 40 or so page, heavily illustrated Nazi monthly magazine called BERLIN • ROM • TOKIO was the official “Magazine for Deepening of Cultural Understanding within the Political Triangle” of Berlin, Rome and Tokyo, known in the United States during World War II as the “Axis Powers”.
The beautifully laid out and splendidly printed magazine was printed under the auspices of Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim von Ribbentrop by Ernst Steiniger Verlagsanstalt in Berlin, Germany during the Third Reich.
The cover of each issue featured the title superimposed over a gold eagle and swastika, a coat of arms of the country of Italy and a Japanese flag on a grey-blue background. Most of the articles are written in both German and Italian and some captions are occasionally done in Japanese.
The cover of each issue featured the title superimposed over a gold eagle and swastika, a coat of arms of the country of Italy and a Japanese flag on a grey-blue background. Most of the articles are written in both German and Italian and some captions are occasionally done in Japanese.
The articles often feature the cream of the Diplomatic Corps of the three countries and their activities. Articles often discuss or feature the most widely known high-tech or traditional products of the industries of the Axis countries. Quite naturally, there are articles about the progress of the war on all fronts. The magazines used color printing in both editorial and advertising when it was still uncommon in many magazines.
15 May 1939,
15 June 1939
and July 1942.
Subjects of the articles include The Wonder of Japan, Four Generals Born under the Sign of cancer, The Maxim Gorki Fortress of Sebastopol and General von Manstein, the Man who Conquered It, The Bath in Art, Rome, The Desert, The Antikomminternpakt (the Axis), German Foreign Policy, The Knight of Bamberg (Bamberger Reiter), Broadcasting Films, Old Japanese Art Exhibition in Berlin, Four Year Art Show in Rome, The Friendship Between Germany and Italy, Hamburg: Port of the World, Bremen, Genoa, Kobe and Yokahama, Theater Museum “Scala”, Theater in Japan, German-Italian and German-Japanese Student Exchanges, The Auslandshaus of the Hitler Youth, The German Book Show in Rome, etc.
Most of the magazines contain nicely printed examples of famous pieces of art tipped-in to the text on special heavy-weight pages (two or three each per issue).
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NAZI
MAGAZINES
BERLIN
ROM
TOKIO
The four issues in this Berlin Rom Tokio magazine lot are those of 15 August 1939, 15 September 1939, 15 October 1939 and 15 November 1939.
Subjects of the articles include Law and Honor, Danzig, Poland and English Objectivity, Austria, The Greater German Art Exhibition, Comrades of Sport in Berlin, Rome and Tokyo, The War in 1939, The New Order in Eastern Europe, The Home Front, Japan’s War, German-Japanese Parallels, Heidelberg Castle, England’s Shame, The Führer on the East Front, Members of the Japanese Cabinet, Connections of People - Connections of Youth, The German Labor Front, Italian Family Homes, National Health, Robert Koch, A Better World Order, Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop, Greater Germany’s Victory in Poland, Our War in China (the Japanese War in China), The Ballad of the 47 Honorable Samurai, The English Blockade, etc.
Most of the magazines contain nicely printed examples of famous pieces of art tipped-in to the text on special heavy-weight pages (two or three each per issue).
Very good condition.
For sale only as a lot. We will not separate these magazines and sell individual issues.
Very good condition.
For sale only as a lot. We will not separate these magazines and sell individual issues.
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2 LOTS OF
NAZI MAGAZINES
CALLED
BERLIN
ROM
TOKIO
NAZI MAGAZINES
CALLED
BERLIN
ROM
TOKIO
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