RARE! 1944 German document carries without official stamps, but due to its content and its presence in the German State Library in Berlin is assumed to be the work of some governmental body. It provides detailed information over what it refers to as "the aerial terror" (Luftterror) - the British and American tactic bombing of populous Axis cities. The writer utilizes material from German military and government documents, speeches of Adolf Hitler and publications in the German and international press. The document presents aerial bombings as a tactic practiced exclusively by the allied forces, one which is scorned by the world, and is furthermore failing to "break the spirit of the German people". 285x210mm. 112 pages (altogether 224 pages, each page ). Brown paperback. Sticker on spine. Front cover and title page detached. Cover and pages browning. Cover edges and corners tattered and partly missing. Spine tattered and partly missing (mostly edges). Sticker on spine. Title page partly torn; edges tattered. Edges/corners of some pages tattered. Pages browning. [SUMMARY]: This rare political documents from the end of War World 2 is still intact and in good reading condition.