Beim Bunkerknacken in der Stalin Linie. **WorldCat Locates Only Three Copies.**

**WorldCat Locates Three Copies. "Rare pamphlet"--Stanford Hoover Institution.** Willi Kratzsch (and Erich Wagner, series editor), Beim Bunkerknacken in der Stalin Linie. Winklers Verlag, Bruders Grimm, Darmstadt, 1943, operating out of Bismarckstrasse until that was destroyed in a bombing raid in 1944. 6.5"x 4.25", 16pp. Stenoreihe "Unser Heer" ; Bd. 5. Illustrated with two small text drawings and one full-page combat image. ALSO: intense cover illustration of an attack on a bunker. VERY GOOD condition. [++] Note: written in cursive stenographic German. WorldCat locates three copies: Stanford Hoover Institution; NIOD (Inst for War, Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Amsterdam); and Erfgoedbibliotheek, Antwerp. Original wrappers. [++] Provenance: Library of Congress, with their small stamp "Pamphlet Collections" on the front cover and their surplus stamp on the rear. [++] ALSO, before the LC: the rubber stamp for the "collecting" program of significant published material during WWII, "The Interdepartmental Committee for the Acquisition of Foreign Publications". The (IDC) was a World War II-era United States committee that collected foreign publications for intelligence purposes, similar to the Library of Congress Mission to Europe (Enemy Publications Collection Program) sometimes referred to as part of the U.S. Documents and Publications Collection Program, conducted with support from the OSS, Army Intelligence, and FIAT/CIOS.[++] "This small, rare volume describes German victory at the Stalin Line during World War II. The Stalin Line was along the border of the Soviet Union, facing Poland. It shows illustrations of bunkers and combat scenes, as well as reproductions of writings in German shorthand."--Hoover Institution online, Stanford University.…