Two Propaganda Booklets Printed in Serbia, 1942:  Nazi Propaganda Campaign Against British Prime Minister, Winston Churchill.

By April, 1941 most of Yugoslavia was captured by Nazi Germany. Milan Nedić, Prime Minister of the Nazi puppet government, began publishing anti-Semitic propaganda.  He published tens of posters, stamps and movies. This booklet opposes Churchill and the Allies, and was printed by the Commissar and German press in Belgrade in 1942.

Booklet 1:
Anti-Semitic booklet explaining why the smaller nations can’t trust Churchill and the Allies.
Colored, anti-Semitic caricature on the title page.
Serbian
Printed in 1942
‘5308’ written near the edge of the front wrap. Then ‘5309’ written near the top of page 9.
Full page color image on front wrap and on last page.
The original booklet with its colorful front wrap has been secured in new pale blue card covers. Front & back covers are blank except for ‘5308’ written near the edge.

Booklet 2:
This booklet opposes Churchill and the Allies, and was printed in Belgrade in 1942.
Serbian
‘5309’ written near the top of the Title page. 
2 full page images in color fill the last 2 pages. (Text contained in ‘5309’ and the first image are also in Book 1.)
Binding – not original. The original booklet has been hard bound in mottle brown boards with a brown strip along the spine and on the corner edges. No text on spine or front board. The back board has a sticker with ‘5309’ written on it.

Very Rare Booklets. Not in any Israeli libraries, so I’ve been told.

Condition of both booklets: Very Good

Item #163