Propagandist: Signed (10 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. This very fine first edition has been signed on the half title page. The book is bright, tight, and clean with no names or markings. The dust jacket is also very fine. Language: eng. Signed by Author(s).

Trade Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition in Paperback. San Diego: Harcourt, 1975. First edition first printing (Harvest, 1976) of softcover book. SIGNED BY BACKGAMMON WORLD CHAMPTION PAUL MAGRIEL. 8vo. Trade paperback, 465 pp. Lightly shelfworn, appears unread. Near fine. Signed - Association Copy. …

Softcover. Condition: Wie neu. Ohne Schutzumschlag. 1. Auflage. 38 pages. Widmung des Verfassers.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good -. 1st Edition. Inscribed by author on endppr. xii, 119 pp. 3 illustrations. Slight edge wear DJ. Back endpprs with foxing, else a bright copy. ".the first major anthropologist in the America, and one of the most serious historians of his tme." Dj price clipped. Inscribed by Author(s).…

Stiff card wrappers. Condition: Very Good. Second impression, SIGNED BY AUTHOR. 8vo, pp. 62. Original illustrated boards. Toned and soiled, spine cracked and creased, some losses and wear. Signed by Pallister in blue ink to ffep, spine cracked at two gatherings, but binding holding firm, some foxing. Else, clean. Good+ A sturdy, signed copy of the Cornish-born, Welsh-based feminist, pacifist and labour activist's popular title, which she dedicated "To ordinary people, who have not much time to read big books [.] in the hope that it may perchance help them to play their part in the commonwealth which is to be". Between the wars, Minnie Pallister (1885-1960) was celebrated as "Wales' Greatest Woman Orator", her speechmaking described by Keir Hardie as "like a new meteor on the horizon", yet only four years after the publication of The Orange-Box, and having reached "national prominence in the labour movement [.] and with a Parliamentary career beckoning, she was struck down by an illness which cruelly robbed her of speech." Pallister subsequently became a journalist for the Daily Herald and the Daily Mirror, with her voice recovering enough to work as a broadcaster, including on BBC's Women's Hour.…

Briefkarte mit eigenhändigem Datum 3.12.55, Unterschrift signiert - mit s/w-Reproporträtfoto unter dunkelblaues Passepartout (4 to) gerahmt.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Boards are blue cloth with gilt titles. Dust jacket has moderate wear is slightly discolored. Price has been clipped. Review stamped on end paper. Light foxing to end papers. Dust jacket is covered in Brodart cover for protection. Original post card from Harvey Wish for review, Feb. 18, 1944. Dear Sir: At the suggestion of Mr. M. Burkett of the Houston Pres, I have asked the Louisiana State University Press to send you a review copy of my new biography George Fitzhugh. The subject was the grandfather of Mr. Marcellus E. Foster, formerly on the staff of the Houston Post. I hope that your reviewer will have the opportunity of covering the main features of the book. (Please send me a copy of the review) Sincerely yours, Dr. Harvey Wish, Dept of History, Harvard University. Signed by Harvey Wish on postcard but not on the book itself. Signed by Author(s).…

DER BLUMENNARR oder der heimliche Garten. Die Geschichte eines närrischen Weisen und seines Werks, nach der Erinnerung erzählt für Leute, die immer noch mit einem Auge lachen können, von Hermann Noelle. Verlag Silberburg Werner Jäckh Stuttgart, 3. Aufl. 1955, 254 SS. gebunden (Hardcover, grünes Oln. kl. 8°) mit buntem Schutzumschlag, gut erhalten - in Tinte eigenhändig gewidmet und signiert mit Pseudonym, Datum "Meinem väterlichen Freund Arthur Trautmann vom Blumen-Narren DR. L. MUNDI 18.4.55". …

Vollständige Ausgabe im original Verlagseinband (Festeinband gr.8vo im Format 17,5 x 24,7 cm) mit Rücken- und fotoillustriertem Deckeltitel. 460 Seiten, mit 8 teilweise ganzseitigen Fotoabbildungen. = Band 3 der Reihe "Biografische Studien zum 20. Jahrhundert", herausgegeben von Frank-Lothar Kroll - Aus dem Inhalt: Einladung - Wanderjahre (Die Familie von Leers, Kindheit und Schule, vom Studenten zum Atache) - Berlin (Begegnungen, Wendepunkte, NSDAP: Eintritt in die Politik, Der Weg zur Macht, Konjunktur-Schriftsteller oder Schriftsteller-Konjunktur?, Schwerpunkte, Außenpolitik) - Jena (Der Antritt, Die außerordentliche Professur, Die ordentliche Professur, Die Tochter, Völkische Zweifler, Die Weißenburg, "Reine Luft" - die Nichtraucherbewegung, Als Gastprofessor in Rom, Führungskrise im Dozentenbund, Agrarische Wende, Das seegeschichtliche Seminar, Vor dem Ehrengericht, Apologet des Holocaust, Der Zusammenbruch) - Ziellos (Im Lager, untergetaucht) - Buenos Aires (Beim "Dürer-Verlag", NachkKriegsperspektiven, Die Krise des Peronismus) - Kairo (Ägyptischer Frühling, Israel und die Judenfrage, Im Blickfeld der Presse, Die Konversion zum Islam, Der ODESSA-Mythos, Der Reisepass, Im Visier des Mossad, Versuchte Rückkehr nach Deutschland, Kontinuität am politischen Rand: "Wille und Macht" "Dritte Front" - "AUD" - Die letzten Monate) - Zusammenfassung (Weltbild, Wahrnehmung und Wirken, Wertung) - Bibliografie zu Johann von Leers (Alleinverfasser, Mitverfasser / Buchbeiträge, Übersetzer, Sonstiges, Zeitschriftenbeiträge, Zeitungsartikel, Universitäre Veranstaltungen) - Archivalien - Quellenverzeichnis - Literaturverzeichnis - Abkürzungsverzeichnis - Personenregister - Danksagung - Abbildungsnachweis. - - Deutsches / Drittes / Großdeutsches Reich, Großdeutschland vor und im 2.Weltkrieg, nationalsozialistisches Schrifttum, deutsches Hochschulwesen im Nationalsozialismus, Bereinigung der Judenfrage in Italien, italienischer Antisemitismus, italienische Judengegner und Antisemiten (Carlo Bardzuui, Giovanni Preziosi, Mario Cutelli), Abschiedsfeier mit Oberst Ulrich Rudel und Dr. Josef Mengele, deutsche Tabakindustrielle als Juden dargestellt, Nichtraucherbewegung im Nationalsozialismus, Nichtraucher-Zeitschrift "Reine Luft" erstes einschlägiges Blatt weltweit, 100.000 Reichsmark vom Führer persönlich für "Wissenschaftliches Institut zur Erforschung der Tabakgefahren" 1941 in Jena, , maßlose Verzweiflung über das verratene und geschändete Vaterland, das Wort "Demokratie" hat einen zersetzenden Klang, klare nationalsozialistische Haltung beruhend auf den Grundlagen von Rasse und arteigenem Seelentum, wahrheitsgemäße Darstellung der biblischen Erzväter als Kriminelle in der NS-Schülerzeitschrift "Hilf mit!", Exil-Zeitschrift "Der Weg", Geschichte des Volkes Israel dargestellt als eine Kette verbrecherischen Gangstertums, NS-Schüler- und Jugendschrifttum, völkische Jugendbewegung der Weimarer Zeit, Übernahme des sog. Frontkämpferideals, völkischer Nationalismus, Rassenfrage als Kernpunkt der völkischen Idee, sozialrevolutionärer Parteiflügel der NSDAP, biologischer Sozialismus, Eliteförderung, arteigenes Bekenntnis im Gegensatz zum jüdischen Christentum, heidnisch-völkische Zirkel der Systemzeit, deutsche Heidenbewegung, Übertritt eines deutschen Hochschullehrers zum Islam, ehemalige Nationalsozialist als gläubiger Moslem, Rassenantisemitismus, deutsche Bauerntumsforschung, völkischer Querdenker, Europäisches Handwerksinstitut, Behandlung der Judenfrage im deutschen Rundfunk, volkszerstörende Tendenzen des Juden, , jüdisches Erbgaunertum, Judentum als aktiver Satanismus, Verknüpfung von Judentum und Kriminalität, nationalsozialistischer Feminismus, völkischer Geschichtsgelehrter Herman Wirth, Deutsche Glaubensbewegung, völkische Mutterreligion, Wehrsportlager für Frauen. - Erstausgabe in sehr guter Erhaltung, vom Verfasser signiert Versand an Institutionen auch gegen Rechnung Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 2000. …

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. On offer is a typed German-language letter, signed by the Nazi director of radio and television propaganda and author of several Nazi propaganda books, Eugen Hadamovsky (1904-1945). In this letter, Hadamovsky writes to Canadian International Olympic Committee (IOC) member James G. B. Merrick (1871-1946) , shortly after the Berlin Olympics, on October 6, 1936. The letter would have been sent along with a copy of the book Olympia-Weltsender, which celebrated the German broadcasting of Hitler's Olympics. Hadamovsky writes effusively on his personal letterhead, thanking Merrick for his leadership in making the Olympic Games a success. He states that the enclosed Olympia-Weltsender, created by the German Broadcasting Corporation, "provides a simple, factual report of this greatest sporting event of all time", and states that because of the success of the broadcasting, the world had the opportunity to hear of the "unifying idea of peace" presented by the Nazi-led Olympic Games. The simplicity of this letter betrays the shocking history of the lead-up to the 1936 Olympic Games, which became something of a platform for Hitler to gain a global audience and present a positive image of the Nazi regime. It also speaks to Canada's history-altering involvement in promoting and supporting Hitler's Olympics, despite glaring moral and ethical issues related to the rampant racism of post-1933 Germany that saw non-Aryan German athletes excluded from German national athletics. This letter is a vital piece of pre-war German and Canadian history that provides rare insight into Canada's laissez-faire attitude toward Hitler's regime, and the power of Nazi propaganda, both of which contributed to what was to come a few short years after the Berlin Olympics. About James G. B. Merrick and Canada's Role in the 1936 OlympicsThe Canadian Merrick was one of two Canadian representatives on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) , along with Sir George McLaren Brown. Both Canadians voted to hold the 1936 Olympics in Berlin, though this was two years before Hitler seized power, while he was still an influential leader of the Nazi party. Once Hitler s regime banned all non-Aryan athletes from their athletic associations, namely German Jews, it became questionable whether Germany should host the Olympics. But the IOC turned a blind eye and took Hitler at his word that he would make the German team inclusive. There was a large movement in Canada to boycott the 1936 Berlin Olympics if they were not relocated. Canadians Reverend R. J. Irwin, of the United Church of Canada, and Rabbi Eisendrath spoke at the IOC to argue against Germany hosting, and to advocate for Canada's boycott should the Games be held in Germany. Merrick spoke strongly in favour of Germany hosting and Canada s participation. This lead to a vote of the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) in Halifax, where it was argued that Canada should not condone this Olympics due to the very blatant racism and prejudice in German sport, which opposed the Olympic spirit and mandate. The COC voted that Canada should participate and should not advocate for a location change. Merrick was also one of three Canadian members of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU). It was the AAU that voted to send the United States of America s Olympic team to the 1936 Olympics, despite the US initially boycotting the games. The three Canadians abstained from the vote, despite recognizing that every vote counted in what was an extremely tight outcome. In fact, two votes against US participation would have kept America from sending a team to the Nazi-led games. This occurred after the Amateur Athletic Union Canada (AAUC) had already voted to have Canada send a team to Hitler s games. Merrick made his home mostly in Toronto, Ontario, and this letter was sent to his residence on Deer Park Crescent. About Eugen Hadamovsky, Nazi PropagandistEugen Hadamovsky was, in 1936, Reichssendeleiter (Reich Broadcasting Leader) in the Third Reich. He w. Signed by Author(s).…