Erika Magazine Februar 1940 (Nr. 8) (Feldpost, Snowball Fights, Drawings)

Erika Magazine Februar 1940 (Nr. 8) (Feldpost, Snowball Fights, Drawings)

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Erika Magazine Februar 1940 (Nr. 8) (Feldpost, Snowball Fights, Drawings)Original Erika Die Frohe Zeitung fr Front und Heimat. February 1940 issue Nr. 8. It is a rather short magazine with not a lot of pages. For not being very long, it does have some rather interesting articles and photos. Feldpost, amusing children's drawings, playing in the snow, cartoons. Decent condition with wear. Some tearing along the spine. A nice alternative to the typical Signal magazines and a great way to introduce a more personal touch to a

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