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

Step back into history with this authentic Detroit Times, dated April 11, 1944, capturing powerful moments from World War II. This wartime edition delivers dramatic headlines from the Eastern Front, as well as key updates from across the global conflict and homefront. Front-page highlights include: "Red Planes Rip Axis Forces in Sevastopol" — Powerful coverage of Soviet advances against Germany’s military at the strategic port of Sevastopol. "Bread Prices Up" — Homefront realities as wartime shortages affect daily life in America. "Germans Kill Own Troops" — Shocking reports of Axis military tactics. Updates from the Pacific Theater, including Japan's gains in Burma and air raids in Anzio. Full story of ace pilot Don Gentile and his wartime heroics. This genuine WWII-era newspaper is perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, educators, or anyone passionate about preserving authentic pieces of the past. Whether displayed in an office, study, or personal collection, it offers a dramatic glimpse into the world at war.