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Germany, SS. A 1943 Issue of Belgian NSDAP newspaper “De SS-Man”

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Germany, SS. A 1943 Issue of Belgian NSDAP newspaper “De SS-Man”

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Germany, SS. A 1943 Issue of Belgian NSDAP newspaper “De SS-Man”

An issue of the Belgian war newspaper of the Germanic SS in Flanders, “De SS-Man” (The SS Man), 8 pages, measuring 327x460mm, very fine condition with folding creases, age-related discolouration, and just a small piece missing of the top right of page one.

It is issue no. 4, volume 1, dated to December 11, 1943. The paper is written in Dutch. The cover story is titled: “Jewish, and that says it all”.
Page 2 has a piece about the upcoming Christmas celebrations.
Page 3 features an article about Knight’s Cross recipient Bannführer Hohenhausen talking to two Hitler Youth members that were awarded the War Merit Cross with Swords for their bravery during the bombing of the city of Essen.
Pages 4 and 5 have a story about an SS expedition to Tibet.
Page 7 is about the one year anniversary of the death of SS-Untersturmführer August Schollen (1916–1942), a Belgian SS member who was killed by the Belgian resistance.