Hi Folks,
My 1943 SS Taschen-Atlas...
Regards,
Ricardo.
My 1943 SS Taschen-Atlas...
Regards,
Ricardo.
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The SS boy was well interested....
Notice the drawings.....
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Ricardo,
I've never seen an atlas like that before. The doodles are interesting too. It looks like the government had him properly brainwashed.
Gregsigpic
Sgt. Mahlon E. Sebring, 82nd ABN, 319th Glider Field Arty. A Battery - Normandy to Berlin
As it was their duty to defend our freedom, so it becomes our duty to honor their service.
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Originally posted by Greg SebringRicardo,
I've never seen an atlas like that before. The doodles are interesting too. It looks like the government had him properly brainwashed.
Greg
Take a look at #10 - maybe he was part of the German rocket scientists plans to launch V-2s at England and the follow-on rocket to hit the USA! The Gestapo should have whisked this young man away for revealing secret weapons!
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Ricardo, please forgive the sideline, Your atlas is very neat with the drawings. When I saw pic# 10 that Greg mentioned, It immediately reminded me that 5 miles from my house is a cement building the Henry Ford built in a very rural area on Ford property at the time. It housed all the Ford records on microfilm from the Detroit manufacturing facilities in the event the Germans were able to reach the industrial areas of the U.S. with a rocket. The complany plans and records would still be intact. I bring this up because the one "rocket" looks to be headed for Detroit.
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Sgt. Mahlon E. Sebring, 82nd ABN, 319th Glider Field Arty. A Battery - Normandy to Berlin
As it was their duty to defend our freedom, so it becomes our duty to honor their service.
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The drawings are the most interesting here. Nice stuff.Comment
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