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World War II eyewitness history recounting American correspondent Howard K. Smith’s experiences inside Nazi Germany before the United States entered the war. Written by one of Edward R. Murrow’s celebrated CBS correspondents, this firsthand account will appeal to collectors and readers interested in Nazi Germany, wartime journalism, propaganda, and daily life under Hitler’s regime. Smith describes political conditions, prominent Nazi figures, public sentiment, and his departure aboard one of the last trains leaving Berlin. Fifth printing published by Alfred A. Knopf in September 1944. Hardcover without dust jacket. Former Charles H. Taylor Memorial Library copy with exterior label, bookplate, withdrawn stamps, handwritten catalog markings, and internal library reinforcement. Covers and spine show substantial rubbing, staining, edge wear, and fraying. Pages are age-toned but remain readable, and the binding remains intact. Please review all photographs for exact condition.
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1944 Last Train from Berlin Howard K Smith WWII Nazi Germany Hardcover
$35.00
SKU D-4