La Question du Corridor de Dantzig, vue de Varsovie.

Oudard, Georges. La Question du Corridor de Dantzig, vue de Varsovie. No place of publication or printer, though published in 1932. 9.5"x7", 8pp. Printed on newsprint. Text browned and fragile, and disbound. Rare. Only 4 copies found in WorldCat (none in the US, with 2 in France, 1 in Germany, and 1 in the British Library). Fair copy, at best. At least it exists. The term "Corridor" had been in use since the 1920's, the term wasn't brand-new in usage here. Oudard seems to make the case for the Polish end of the Corridor, especially in 1932 when the German population in that contiguous area was declining. [++] About Georges Oudard: "Under the Occupation, he participated in the Resistance, which earned him the Croix de Guerre 1939-1945 and the Legion of Honor, as well as the Rosette of the Resistance. He is also the co-founder of La France interior which appeared, at first clandestinely, from 1944 to 1952. At the Liberation, he was appointed director of France Illustration , in charge of relaunching the publication, in a format and with a layout that did not are just the clone of L'Illustration. Without succeeding in regaining the prints and the luster of before the war, he took over the management until 1948."--from L'Illustration website.…