Assignment to Berlin

This hardcover edition of "Assignment to Berlin" is a second impression from 1942. The dust jacket shows signs of wear, with library markings typical of an ex-library book. The binding remains intact, though the cover exhibits some shelf wear. The interior pages are clean, with expected age-related toning. A stamp from the Public Library of the City of Denver is present, adding historical context to this copy. ##

"Assignment to Berlin" by Harry W. Flannery, published by Michael Joseph Ltd. in London, 1942, offers a unique historical perspective through the eyes of a journalist during World War II. This hardcover edition is a second impression before publication, indicating its early release status. Flannery, a notable journalist, provides an eyewitness account of wartime Berlin, making this a valuable resource for historians and enthusiasts of World War II history. This copy is an ex-library edition, with a stamp from the Public Library of the City of Denver, adding a layer of historical provenance. The book is produced in accordance with the Book Production War Economy Standard, reflecting the material constraints of the era. The dust jacket shows wear and library markings, typical for a book of its age and usage. Despite these signs of wear, it remains a significant piece for collectors interested in wartime journalism and historical narratives. ##