Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine April 22 1944, Volume 113, Number 17 featuring the title "The Jew As a Soldier" by Frank Gervasi, showcasing a woman smiling against a textured background.
Inside page of VTG Collier's Magazine April 22 1944, Volume 113, Number 17 showing articles and illustrations, reflecting the journalistic style of the era.
Advertisement page from VTG Collier's Magazine April 22 1944, Volume 113, Number 17 featuring a woman in a dining setting promoting Chesterfield cigarettes, highlighting vintage advertising trends.
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Cover of VTG Collier's Magazine April 22 1944, Volume 113, Number 17 featuring the title "The Jew As a Soldier" by Frank Gervasi, showcasing a woman smiling against a textured background.Inside page of VTG Collier's Magazine April 22 1944, Volume 113, Number 17 showing articles and illustrations, reflecting the journalistic style of the era.Advertisement page from VTG Collier's Magazine April 22 1944, Volume 113, Number 17 featuring a woman in a dining setting promoting Chesterfield cigarettes, highlighting vintage advertising trends.

Vintage Collier's Magazine April 22 1944 Vol 113 No. 17 The Jew As a Soldier

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Immerse yourself in history with the vintage Collier's Magazine from April 22, 1944. This particular issue, Volume 113, Number 17, features a compelling article titled "The Jew As a Soldier." It captures a distinctive era during World War II, offering valuable insights into the contributions and experiences of Jewish soldiers. This magazine is not just a piece of reading material; it's a fascinating artifact that reflects the complex narratives of the time.

Each page is filled with rich stories and cultural context, making it an essential collector's item for history buffs or anyone interested in military history. As you flip through the pages, you will discover not just articles but also stunning vintage advertisements, illustrations, and artwork that embody the spirit of the 1940s. This magazine serves as a time capsule that invites you to explore a pivotal period in American history.

Here are some key features of this collectible item:

  • Authentic Vintage Item: This magazine is a genuine piece of history, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
  • Excellent Condition: Each magazine is carefully inspected and comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its quality.

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Don’t miss out on this collectible piece of wartime journalism. Whether you keep it for your personal collection or gift it to someone who appreciates historical artifacts, this magazine is sure to be a conversation starter.

Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.

Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):
  • SHORT STORIES
  • ROBERT GRIFFITH — A Present from O. O. Scott. In war one round kayo, but the triumph of a hollow one.
  • BERYL MARKHAM — Appointment in Khartoum. A man big enough to overcome his pride is a good ally for a girl caught in a war.
  • THE SHORT SHORT STORY
  • Meyer Levin — And on the Double!
  • SERIAL STORY
  • PETER PAUL O'MARA — Escape from Beauty. The third of four parts.
  • ARTICLES
  • FRANK GERVASI — The Jew as a Soldier. In war it’s best the Jew is proving himself a fighter.
  • ROBERT DeVORE — Higher and Faster. Here's all there is to know about the jet-propelled airplane.
  • WALTER DAVENPORT — Gover for President. Dusting habitual defeat, Bowen Gover again.
  • HERBERT HOOVER — Let's Go Fishing. A famous angler offers a simple solution for some of postwar problems.
  • KYLE CRICHTON — Beautiful Ballerina. Irina Baronova is a success story of an artist with temperament.
  • MARION PORTER — Nurses with Wings. The girls of flying ambulances brave combat to bring aid to the wounded.
  • SENATOR JOSEPH H. BALL — Are We Losing the Peace? The answer is a qualified No. But we've got to work to win the peace.
  • ELSIE McCORMICK — Man's Best Friend. Your liver small thanks for all the work it does and it seldom complains.
  • FRELING FOSTER — Keep Up with the World.
  • WING TALK.
  • THE WEEK'S WORK.
  • AMY PORTER — The Sweater on the Cover.
  • THE GUILTY Doctor Sachs — Profile of Axis Terrorist No.
  • DAVID O. WOODBURY — Your Life Tomorrow.
  • EDITORIALS
  • What We Need in the Pacific
  • A Tip from Lord Chesterfield
  • Wisdom from Rick.
  • COVER
  • RALPH ROYLE

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