Nazi Third Reich propaganda, magazines of Winterhilfswerk or Winter Relief of the German Peoples, 1939,

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15 February 2015

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Nazi Third Reich propaganda, magazines of Winterhilfswerk or Winter Relief of the German Peoples, 1939, NS-Propaganda in Nazi-Deutschland, Hefte der Aktion Winterhilfswerk, 1939

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