Time Magazine Library Bound April 1951 - June 25 1951 Irans Mohammed Mossadeo


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Time Library Bound Weekly Magazine – April 2 to June 25, 1951

This Time Library Edition bound volume features all weekly issues from April 2 through June 25, 1951, offering a compelling snapshot of postwar geopolitics, industrial leadership, and cultural personalities. With figures such as Iran’s Mohammed Mossadeq, General Douglas MacArthur, and boxer Sugar Ray Robinson, this collection captures pivotal international and domestic moments.

Contents Included:

  • Time Magazine – April 2, 1951 – Vincent Auriol, President of France

  • Time Magazine – April 9, 1951 – Barbara Bel Geddes, Broadway Star

  • Time Magazine – April 16, 1951 – Crawford H. Greenewalt, President of DuPont

  • Time Magazine – April 23, 1951 – President of the United States

  • Time Magazine – April 30, 1951 – General Douglas MacArthur

  • Time Magazine – May 7, 1951 – Jawaharlal Nehru, Prime Minister of India

  • Time Magazine – May 14, 1951 – General James A. Van Fleet, Eighth Army

  • Time Magazine – May 21, 1951 – Juan and Eva Perón of Argentina

  • Time Magazine – May 28, 1951 – Frederick Rentschler, United Aircraft

  • Time Magazine – June 4, 1951 – Mohammed Mossadeq, Prime Minister of Iran

  • Time Magazine – June 11, 1951 – A. Whitney Griswold, President of Yale

  • Time Magazine – June 18, 1951 – Zhou Enlai, Premier of the People’s Republic of China

  • Time Magazine – June 25, 1951 – Sugar Ray Robinson, Boxing Champion

Condition:
This item is in good condition, with secure binding and all issues intact. Some light age-related wear may be present. Please refer to the included photos for a more accurate representation of condition. The exact item shown is the one you will receive.

Additional Information:

  • Combined shipping available—just ask

  • Plastic protective covering is included with each item for archival care

A rich historical volume ideal for collectors, historians, and enthusiasts of mid-20th-century world affairs and media.

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