Offered here is a WW II: "Daily Radio Monitoring Report by P(sychological) W(arfare) B(ranch). G-2, Seventh Army, Bulletin No. 146, March 7, 1945", 6 pages: includes reports from > Western European Front, Eastern European Front, Southern European Front, Air Front, War Against Japan, Japan announced a new act requiring all men between the age of 12 and 60 and all women between 12 and 40 must work in the war factories.; The Axis Reaction:  On The Military Situation - All  Fronts; Recrudescence of the Anti-Bolshevist Campaign - Major General Remer, the youngest General in the German Army - spoke at length about the "Bolshevist" bestial terror", "the orgy of murder" ad that the German soldier in the east have a "burning anger and unquenchable hatred" of the Bolshevistd. It is in great condition, on pulp paper, thus lightly oxidized.  It is approximately 13" X  8+".  Shipped in plastic, between staff cardboard and with delivery confirmation.

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