True: The Man’s Magazine – January 1956 – “When the Nazis Invaded America”
This January 1956 issue of True: The Man’s Magazine spotlights “When the Nazis Invaded America” by Andrew Hecht—a revealing account of a secret World War II operation finally brought to light. Alongside its headline feature, the issue includes gripping adventures, sports reporting, practical guides, and investigative mysteries, reflecting the diverse appeal of True during its mid-century heyday. The magazine is in good condition; the copy pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review all photos carefully to confirm its state.
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Table of Contents
Book-Length Feature
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When the Nazis Invaded America — Andrew Hecht
A decade after World War II, newly revealed documents detail the most audacious Nazi plot to reach U.S. shores.
True Adventure
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The Deep Six for Number One — Richard Hanser
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Man on a High Wire — Frederic Sinclair
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Life and Death of a Modern Stone-Age Savage — Colin Simpson
Sports
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Half-Pint in the Big Swim — J. Campbell Bruce
Hunting
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Roll Your Own Ammo — Lucian Cary
Fishing
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Jumping Tigers of the Rio Paraná — Harrison Forman
Americana
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The Man Who Hated Sin — Archie McFedries
Controversial
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Men! Come Out of the Doghouse — Donald Cooley
Science
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The World’s Most Unusual Detective — Murray Teigh Bloom
Automotive
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America’s Four-Barreled Bomb — Griff Borgeson
In the News
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This Winter—Coats Geared for Fast Action
Fact Mystery
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The Case of the Self-Made Widower — Alan Hynd
Home Workshop
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Hobby Desk — Sylvestor J. Zuk
Short Features
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Truely Yours – p.4
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The Editor Speaking – p.8
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Strange But True – p.10
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Man to Man Answers
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It Happened in Sports
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TRUE Goes Shopping
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This Funny Life – p.100
A strong example of True’s postwar mix of investigative reporting, adventure, and practical know-how, this issue offers both historical intrigue and entertaining variety—an excellent addition for collectors of vintage men’s magazines.