Soldaten Kameraden #91 'Angriff! HeiBt Stander Z!'
 
Soldaten Kameraden (literally Solder Comrades) was a German pulp magazine published by Pabel-Moewig and featuring mostly stories in World War II settings. 
 
The magazine asserted that its war stories were true and that their underlying message was one of peace. In fact many of their stories came with disclaimer reminding the reader of the horrors of war. Critics, however, dismissed such claims as pure lip service to avoid getting indexed by West Germany's Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons which started to index several of their editions in the 1950s.
 
From its founding, the magazine was criticized for glorifying war and delivering a distorted image of the Wehrmacht and Nazi Germany during World War II. The content of novels was accurate regarding minor technical details, but its descriptions were often not authentic and withheld important contextual information from the reader. Antisemitism, German war crimes, the repressive nature of the German government, and the causes of the war were not mentioned. 
 
The Book is written in the German Language.
 
Soft Cover
c. 80 pages
In Good Condition