3 typewritten press dispatches containing. 3 depeches de presse.

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Ensemble de 3 depeches dactylographiees de presse contenant Toutes trois datees du 22 avril 1945 de Madrid sur la situation en Espagne. Les trois textes sont les memes. Toutes deux sur papier pelure et de format 20×30 cm. Traces d’encre, pliures et salissures. Ces depeches d’informations sont historiquement tres interessantes. Elles etaient directement tapees par les transmetteurs du bunker, qui avaient ordre de les transcrire directement des emissions de radio etrangeres qu’ils pouvaient encore capter. En effet, les informations etaient de plus en plus rares et ne parvenaient plus. Ainsi, par exemple pour se renseigner sur la situation militaire dans Berlin, les occupants du Bunker en etaient reduits a tenter de telephoner dans les quartiers encore pourvus de lignes telephoniques pour se renseigner directement aupres des habitants sur la situation dans leurs rues. Ces documents ont ete recuperes par le capitaine Michel Leroy dans le bunker d’Hitler a Berlin ou il etait entre en fraude en novembre 1945. Ces archives se trouvaient sur la table du bureau personnel de Martin Bormann. L’histoire de leur decouverte a donne lieu a un documentaire sur la chaine RMC en 2019 intitule Fuhrerbunker, les dernieres archives et la publication d’un livre, traduit en trois langues Les dernieres archives du Bunker par Paul Villatoux et Xavier Aiolfi aux editions Memorabilia. Set of 3 typewritten press dispatches All three dated the 22 nd April 1945 from Madrid on the situation in Spain. The three texts are the same. Two on onion skin paper, format 20 x 30 cm. Traces of ink, creases and stains. These news dispatches are historically very interesting. They were typed by signallers in the bunker, who had the order to directly transcribe the foreign radio broadcasts that could still be received. In fact, information was becoming increasingly scarce and difficult to obtain. Consequently, in order to find out about the military situation in Berlin, the occupants of the Bunker were reduced to trying to telephone the areas that still had telephone lines and hear directly from the inhabitants themselves about the situation of combat in their streets. These documents were salvaged by Captain Michel Leroy from Hitler’s bunker in Berlin, where he had secretly entered in November 1945. These archives were found on Martin Bormann’s personal desk. The story of their discovery was the subject of a documentary on the RMC channel in 2019 entitled Fuhrerbunker, the Final Archives and also the subject of a book The Final Archives of the Fuhrerbunker by Paul Villatoux and Xavier Aiolfi published by Memorabilia and which has been translated into three languages. Etat II+