Description
Discover the captivating Collier's Magazine from June 16, 1945, featuring the compelling article Terror in Japan by Mark Gayn. This issue takes a deep dive into a crucial historical moment, providing insights into the aftermath of World War II and the challenges facing Japan at the time. As one of the collectible vintage magazines, this edition stands out for its poignant commentary on the political and social climate of the era.
This particular issue is not only a publication but a snapshot of history, capturing the sentiments and hardships experienced during the final days of the war. The article by Gayn addresses the enemy's responses to impending disaster, making it a critical read for history buffs. With rich storytelling and firsthand accounts, this magazine reflects the complex emotions surrounding wartime experiences.
This vintage magazine is in excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, making it a great addition for collectors or enthusiasts looking to enrich their collection of vintage magazines. Each copy is preserved and packaged with care, ensuring that it maintains its quality for years to come.
Key Features:
- Insightful articles discussing the aftermath of World War II, including Terror in Japan by Mark Gayn.
- Rich storytelling and historical commentary capturing the sentiments of 1945.
Included within this issue are various engaging short stories and features that showcase the vibrant narrative style prevalent in vintage publications. Enjoy a blend of fiction and factual reporting, ensuring a diverse reading experience.
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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):- ARMY WEDDING — By MAX HAMPTON — The squadron may have been surprised at their favorite Red Cross girl's choice of a husband—but almost everyone was pleased.
- ONE LOVE IN A LIFETIME — The Short Short Story. — By LOUISE ROEDOCKER
- TWELVE-HOUR PASS — By STARR PARET — Hers was a craving for violence, and he—he only wanted gentleness and love.
- THE FIRST RIFLE — By FRANK O’ROURKE — On the lad's tenth birthday the door to a man's world begins to swing open.
- WOMAN AT BAY — By GEORGE HARMON COXE — The Serial Story. The third of four parts.
- HEAVEN LIKE A TENT — By GRACE AMUNDSON — A lovely Australian girl brings sanity and peace into three troubled lives.
- TERROR IN JAPAN — By MARK GAYN — From official sources—the enemy's reaction to a foretaste of ultimate disaster.
- I TESTIFY: — By WILLIAM L. CHENERY — A firsthand observation of Germany's atrocity camps.
- OLD TOWN — By DALE WHITE — Charlie Bovey of Montana is owner-mayor of a dead city.
- FASCIST FINALE — By JAMES E. ROPER and JOHN CHABOT SMITH — Italian Partisans have made a good beginning toward a new Italy.
- KENTUCKY DOCTOR — By TIMOTHY J. SULLIVAN — There's nothing meek about County Health Doctor Raymond Eugene Wehr.
- I SOLOED IN 76 MINUTES — By JIM MARSHALL — Collier's correspondent takes off on a flight of fancy—without his parachute.
- GREMLINS IN THE GARDEN — By BILL DAVIDSON — And now science has taken to tampering with the sex life of the flowers!
- EVANS' FACES — By ROBERT BELLAIRE — Actor Bruce Evans plays so many characters that few know his real face.
- EVERY DAD HAS HIS DAY — By HENRY L. JACKSON — Suggestions for gifts any father would be proud to receive.
- KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — By FRELING FOSTER
- WING TALK — By CAPT. EARL J. WILSON, USMC
- THE HEROES, A Gallery of United Nations Patriots — No. 34—José Aboulker — By GEORGE CREEL
- THE WEEK'S WORK — By AMY PORTER
- EDITORIALS: Beware a Land Boom • First Aid for Congressmen • College Colossus
- COVER — By ROBERT LEAVITT