Das 12 Uhrblatt Possibly 1941 - 1947
deutscherverlag
rijksmuseum
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"Das 12 Uhr Blatt" is a newspaper published by Deutscher Verlag in Berlin, Germany. It was in circulation during World War II, with this particular issue dated June 23, 1941. The newspaper's title translates to "The 12 O'Clock Sheet," reflecting its purpose as a daily news bulletin. The headline, "Europas Freiheitskampf im Osten hat begonnen," or "Europe's Freedom Struggle in the East has Begun," highlights the Nazi propaganda used during this period. The newspaper’s focus on the war, with articles titled “The Red Traitors” and “Successes in the First Attack,” reveals the pervasive influence of Nazi ideology on public discourse at the time. The publication is currently part of the Rijksmuseum’s collection in Amsterdam.
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