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

1944 Detroit Free Press Newspaper | Record Air Raid on Europe | WWII Military History & Wartime News | Authentic Vintage Newspaper Own a remarkable artifact of World War II with this original Detroit Free Press, dated January 5, 1944. This powerful wartime newspaper captures one of the largest air raids in history, alongside major stories from both the battlefront and homefront. Front-page highlights include: "Record Armada Hits Europe" — Allied forces unleash a massive aerial assault across Europe with over 3,000 planes raiding Axis targets. "Million German Troops Face Trap in Dnieper Pocket" — Coverage of Germany's military facing encirclement as Soviet advances continue. "Marines Repulse Japan in Battle on New Britain" — Updates from the Pacific Theater. Local headlines include investigations into irregular land sales, Detroit’s mayoral goals, and the historical note of Ford’s $5-a-Day Wage policy — a landmark in labor history. Ice storms, war industry reports, and homefront updates round out this vivid snapshot of wartime life. This genuine WWII-era newspaper is an incredible addition to any collection, offering rare insights into both global conflict and daily life during the war. Perfect for collectors, educators, or as a standout historical décor piece.