Late WW2 Newspaper, Allied invasion of Germany, Original Vintage Newspaper, WW2

Capture a moment of World War II history with this original Detroit News, dated July 19, 1944. This authentic wartime newspaper features gripping coverage of the Eastern Front and dramatic homefront headlines. Front-page highlights include: "Reds Smash Out 3 Ways in Poland" — Soviet forces launch a powerful offensive, pressing Germany's military on multiple fronts. "Russians Past Worst of Marshes" — Major advances through difficult terrain as the Eastern campaign accelerates. "War Captive Ends Life at Axis Order" — A stark glimpse into the grim realities of wartime captivity. "How High Police Jobs Were Sold by Rackets" — A bold exposé of police corruption on the homefront. Coverage of banking, industry, and the ongoing costs of war efforts both overseas and in Detroit. This genuine World War II newspaper is a vivid time capsule, offering insights into the battles abroad and life on the homefront. Perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, educators, or anyone passionate about preserving authentic relics from the past. Display it proudly in your home, office, or collection for a powerful historical statement.