1942 Day Planer for the NSLB Teachers Union Interesting

1942 Day Planer for the NSLB Teachers Union Interesting

Marsoni

M251S

$35.00

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1942 Day Planer for the NSLB Teachers Union InterestingThis is a rather interesting little day planner from the National Socialist Lehr Bund teacher's union. Its not so interesting for the book itself, but for how its filled in. It really gives a rather interesting look into the life of someone that had many students pass through their life. There are a great many little iron crosses penciled in when someone he knew died on the front. The pages are a bit fragile and some are on the verge of falling out.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024