V E Day. World War 2. Belsen, Auschwitz 21 Papers February 28-September 25 1945

Description

Complete Original Sydney Morning Herald Binder
298 Pages of War News
Includes 21 Original Papers Dated below
Some of the Bound Newspapers are printed on Rag Cloth which gives amazing durability these are the Whiter issue's shown in the pictures. These are very special editions and worthy of careful preservation.
The other papers are standard editions printed on Wood Pulp Newsprint, with the history contained are also worthy of careful preservation.
This bound edition is a incredible insight into the final days and aftermath of World War 2
Date                                                  Headline's                                                                                       Pages
28 February 1945
Sydney Herald
Churchill defends partition of Poland Eastern frontier on Curzon Line Allies shell Cologne
16
1 March 1945
Sydney Herald
German collapse in west possible Wehrmacht's morale shaken Yalta Conference
10
2 March 1945
Sydney Herald
Rhine retreat Tanks 5 miles from Cologne Japanese kill Australian prisoners
10
3 March 1945
Sydney Herald
Ruhr front crumbles Americans reach Rhine Iwo Jima nearly occupied
24
5 March 1945
Sydney Herald
Canadians link with USA on Rhine front MacArthur seizes 3 Philippine islands
10
6 March 1945
Sydney Herald
Invasion of Iwo Jima Australia to play major part in South-West Pacific - MacArthur
10
28 March 1945
Sydney Herald
German armies near disaster Patton strikes in Bavaria Montgomery forging ahead
18
29 March 1945
Sydney Herald
Allies rolling east Montgomery heads for Berlin Eisenhower estimates end in weeks
10
30 March 1945
Sydney Herald
British tanks sweep into Reich US armies link up east of Rhine Japan fears Russia
8
31 March 1945
Sydney Herald
Ruhr surrounded Royal Navy near Japan Ryukyu Islands attackedMannheim surrenders
20
2 April 1945
Sydney Herald
Allies land on Okinawa Germans trapped in Ruhr Hitler seeks martyrdom V-Day prediction
8
3 April 1945
Sydney Herald
Rapid progress on Okinawa Advance continues into Reich Russians begin drive on Vienna
10
10 May 1945
Sydney Herald
Last scenes in Europe's drama Prague freed Final act of surrender ratified in Berlin
12
6 July 1945
Sydney Herald
Nation mourns Curtin Australians take Balikpapan Philippines liberated Japanes in Burma
12
27 July 1945
Sydney Herald
Labour sweeps polls Clement Attlee Mountbatten Far East discussions US troops land on Puket
14
28 July 1945
Sydney Herald
Choosing the Labour Ministry Potsdam declaration-Japan must surrender or be destroyed
24
20 September 1945
Sydney Herald
Japs murder 5 on Nauru Belsen Trial pictures Lord Haw Haw sentenced Hirohito obeyed cabinet
16
21 September 1945
Sydney Herald
Japanese POWs reach Australia Aiding Japanese recovery - man in street to be helped
14
22 September 1945
Sydney Herald
Jews slaughtered in German gas chambers Belsen Auschwitz New US decision on Japan
28
24 September 1945
Sydney Herald
First AIF POWs back from Java Japs would be allowed to elect government Java independence
12
25 September 1945
Sydney Herald
Hiroshima after atomic bomb Nazi guard named as mass murderer Australian killed in Siam
12
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To help preserve this newspaper the tissue we use is acid free but still the newspaper is  vulnerable and deserving of great care.   Therefore no sunlight and not to be exposed to high temperatures.   For centuries our priceless history has been preserved intact by libraries, universities and colleges and museums.   However progress demanded that we preserve our newspaper history by microfilming.   This was done and the decades of history were simply dumped.   Microfilmed editions it was discovered  had a far far shorter life than the original and digital storage was decided was the perfect  solution.   Sadly the hardware and necessary software becomes quickly dated and keeping storage  systems  accessible requires vigilance and continued investment.
The original vintage newspaper is endangered.
We have briefly outlined the history of the vandalized newspaper because we are emphasizing the importance of preserving this totally irreplaceable historical resource. There is no better place than in the security of individuals and families and the more newspapers and magazines find their way to such homes the less likely that progress will destroy what remains.
And who knows the content might now or in the future attract collectors, researchers or historians anxious to locate an only remaining copy.
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