Winnipeg Conquered Canadians Stage German Invasion 1942 WWII
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
This is an original magazine article that was removed from the March 9, 1942 issue of Life Magazine. The title of this article is "Winnipeg is Conquered: Canadians Stage Nazi Invasion to Raise a $600.000.000 Loan". A paragraph from this article is provided below:
"The brutal look of Nazi invasion, seen so often at a distance, was brought to North America on Feb. 19. The scene was Winnipeg, capital of the Canadian Province of Manitoba. The fall of Winnipeg was as real as the real thing, as can be seen in the pictures shown here, taken from Paramount's brilliant newsreel by Cameraman Lucien Roy. The reason for this elaborate pretense was to shock Manitobians into subscribing $13,000,000 to Canada's $600,000,000 Victory Loan Drive. The Manitobians called their day of grim play-acting "If Day."
This article contains 3 pages and 22 photos. Page(s) measure approximately 10.25" wide by 14.00" tall. Article is in very good condition. Paper may show toning due to the quality and age of paper. This article is not a reproduction, but removed from the original magazine. Note: pages only and not the entire magazine included.
"The brutal look of Nazi invasion, seen so often at a distance, was brought to North America on Feb. 19. The scene was Winnipeg, capital of the Canadian Province of Manitoba. The fall of Winnipeg was as real as the real thing, as can be seen in the pictures shown here, taken from Paramount's brilliant newsreel by Cameraman Lucien Roy. The reason for this elaborate pretense was to shock Manitobians into subscribing $13,000,000 to Canada's $600,000,000 Victory Loan Drive. The Manitobians called their day of grim play-acting "If Day."
This article contains 3 pages and 22 photos. Page(s) measure approximately 10.25" wide by 14.00" tall. Article is in very good condition. Paper may show toning due to the quality and age of paper. This article is not a reproduction, but removed from the original magazine. Note: pages only and not the entire magazine included.
The Domestic Shipping amount for this one item is $4.75
DIMENSIONS: 14.00" tall by 10.25" wide
Item Condition: Very Good
$10.00
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Winnipeg Conquered Canadians Stage German Invasion 1942 WWII
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
This is an original magazine article that was removed from the March 9, 1942 issue of Life Magazine. The title of this article is "Winnipeg is Conquered: Canadians Stage Nazi Invasion to Raise a $600.000.000 Loan". A paragraph from this article is provided below:
"The brutal look of Nazi invasion, seen so often at a distance, was brought to North America on Feb. 19. The scene was Winnipeg, capital of the Canadian Province of Manitoba. The fall of Winnipeg was as real as the real thing, as can be seen in the pictures shown here, taken from Paramount's brilliant newsreel by Cameraman Lucien Roy. The reason for this elaborate pretense was to shock Manitobians into subscribing $13,000,000 to Canada's $600,000,000 Victory Loan Drive. The Manitobians called their day of grim play-acting "If Day."
This article contains 3 pages and 22 photos. Page(s) measure approximately 10.25" wide by 14.00" tall. Article is in very good condition. Paper may show toning due to the quality and age of paper. This article is not a reproduction, but removed from the original magazine. Note: pages only and not the entire magazine included.
"The brutal look of Nazi invasion, seen so often at a distance, was brought to North America on Feb. 19. The scene was Winnipeg, capital of the Canadian Province of Manitoba. The fall of Winnipeg was as real as the real thing, as can be seen in the pictures shown here, taken from Paramount's brilliant newsreel by Cameraman Lucien Roy. The reason for this elaborate pretense was to shock Manitobians into subscribing $13,000,000 to Canada's $600,000,000 Victory Loan Drive. The Manitobians called their day of grim play-acting "If Day."
This article contains 3 pages and 22 photos. Page(s) measure approximately 10.25" wide by 14.00" tall. Article is in very good condition. Paper may show toning due to the quality and age of paper. This article is not a reproduction, but removed from the original magazine. Note: pages only and not the entire magazine included.
The Domestic Shipping amount for this one item is $4.75
DIMENSIONS: 14.00" tall by 10.25" wide
Item Condition: Very Good
$10.00
- QUINSIPPI MERCANTILE COMPANY's Shop Information
- Shipping
- All items are shipped via USPS mail service. We ship within two days of confirmed payment. We will combine shipping on multiple purchases to save you on shipping cost. Overseas customers please inquire first if we can ship item to your country.
- Shipping Companies
- Contact Seller
- Our Return Policy
- Misidentified items may be returned. Any returns should be within 7 days of receipt. Please notify me of any item being returned. Shipping costs are not refunded.
- Payment Methods
- Personal Check, Money Order, Pay Pal, Bank Check
- Sales Tax
- We do not charge any state sales tax.