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Image Not Available for An agent sells an issue of the "Goniec Krakowski" across the publishing house counter.
An agent sells an issue of the "Goniec Krakowski" across the publishing house counter.
Image Not Available for An agent sells an issue of the "Goniec Krakowski" across the publishing house counter.

An agent sells an issue of the "Goniec Krakowski" across the publishing house counter.

Creator P. Roth (German)
DateFebruary 23 1940
Mediumgelatin silver print
DimensionsOverall: 13 x 18.2 cm (5 1/8 x 7 3/16 in.)
Credit LineAnonymous Gift, 2002
Category
  • Photographs
Object number2002/8536
LocationNot currently on display

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Image Not Available for The newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" in Kraków is one of the largest in the Polish occuped territory and is printed in the most modern manner. Here a linotype man at work. From his office, he has a beautiful view of the city.
The newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" in Kraków is one of the largest in the Polish occuped territory and is printed in the most modern manner. Here a linotype man at work. From his office, he has a beautiful view of the city.
P. Roth
February 23 1940
Photograph
Image Not Available for Polish workers of the Polish newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" put the paper-rolls into the rotation machine.
Polish workers of the Polish newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" put the paper-rolls into the rotation machine.
P. Roth
February 23 1940
Photograph
Image Not Available for Editors of the Polish newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" set up a sheet in the composition room.
Editors of the Polish newspaper "Goniec Krakowski" set up a sheet in the composition room.
P. Roth
February 23 1940
Photograph
Image Not Available for Life goes on in Paris with some changes. A Paris newspaper boy sells French newspapers as well as German magazines.
Life goes on in Paris with some changes. A Paris newspaper boy sells French newspapers as well as German magazines.
P. Roth
August 2 1940
Photograph
Image Not Available for One of the completely demolished houses on the River Mur near Bruck. It was just a heap of debris after an uninterrupted fierce downpour of rain caused many rivers in Styria to flood villages causing severe damges and loss of numerous lives.
One of the completely demolished houses on the River Mur near Bruck. It was just a heap of debris after an uninterrupted fierce downpour of rain caused many rivers in Styria to flood villages causing severe damges and loss of numerous lives.
P. Roth
May 25 1938
Photograph
Image Not Available for Mrs. Marie Hamsun, wife of well-known Norwegian author Knud Hamsun, reads extracts from her own works and from her husband's books during a lecture tour. She was invited to Berlin upon the invitation from the Northern Society at the Students House of the
Mrs. Marie Hamsun, wife of well-known Norwegian author Knud Hamsun, reads extracts from her own works and from her husband's books during a lecture tour. She was invited to Berlin upon the invitation from the Northern Society at the Students House of the
P. Roth
December 13 1939
Photograph
Image Not Available for Remarkable exhibition of athletes in their typical positions by the American artist, H.T. Stowitsch. This exhibition will take place in Berlin on September 13th. The name of the sprinter in this photograph is Frank Wykoff.
Remarkable exhibition of athletes in their typical positions by the American artist, H.T. Stowitsch. This exhibition will take place in Berlin on September 13th. The name of the sprinter in this photograph is Frank Wykoff.
P. Roth
September 10 1936
Photograph
Image Not Available for Military aeroplanes merry-go-round. Germany has novelty merry-go-rounds. Instead of black and white horses, motorbikes etc., young and old enjoy riding in tanks. This new merry-go-round is shown at Berlin's Christmas Fair.
Military aeroplanes merry-go-round. Germany has novelty merry-go-rounds. Instead of black and white horses, motorbikes etc., young and old enjoy riding in tanks. This new merry-go-round is shown at Berlin's Christmas Fair.
P. Roth
1937
Photograph
Image Not Available for Army bomber in exhibition hall. This plane carrying its bombs under the lower wings protrudes from the ceiling of the Berlin exposition hall in Westend.
Army bomber in exhibition hall. This plane carrying its bombs under the lower wings protrudes from the ceiling of the Berlin exposition hall in Westend.
P. Roth
1937
Photograph
Image Not Available for Elderly woman in traditional costume.
Elderly woman in traditional costume.
P. Roth
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Woman in traditional costume.
Woman in traditional costume.
P. Roth
1930s
Photograph
Image Not Available for Santa Claus and the Christmas Angel go through the Brandenburg gate in Berlin during the opening ceremonies of the Christmas market in Berlin.
Santa Claus and the Christmas Angel go through the Brandenburg gate in Berlin during the opening ceremonies of the Christmas market in Berlin.
P. Roth
December 6 1936
Photograph
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