Third Reich Vintage 1973 Reprint of 31 January 1933 Völkischer Beobachter Newspaper Adolf Hitler

Offered is a vintage 1973 German reprint commemorating the historic 31 January 1933 issue of the Völkischer Beobachter, the party newspaper published following Adolf Hitler’s appointment as Chancellor of Germany. This reproduction was issued as part of the series “Zeitungen als Dokumente” (Newspapers as Documents), No. 1 and includes numerous historical articles, photographs, and commentary examining the collapse of the Weimar Republic and the events surrounding January 1933.
The front reproduces the famous 31 January 1933 newspaper, while the interior contains illustrated articles discussing:

The fall of the Weimar Republic. 
Contemporary reactions from newspapers around the world. 
The succession of Weimar chancellors. 
The Reichstag fire and consolidation of power. 
Emigration stories involving Albert Einstein and Willy Brandt. 
Historical maps comparing Germany in 1933 and 1973. 

This is not an original 1933 newspaper, but a vintage 1973 reprint intended for historical study and reference. These “Zeitungen als Dokumente” issues have become collectible in their own right.
Condition:

Complete. 
Shows expected age and handling wear. 
Fold marks from storage. 
Minor edge wear and creasing. 
Please examine all photos carefully for condition and completeness. 

A fascinating Cold War-era historical publication documenting one of the most significant political events of the 20th century.
Keywords: Zeitungen Als Dokumente 1, 1973 reprint, Völkischer Beobachter, January 31 1933, Weimar Republic, German history, Albert Einstein, Willy Brandt, Reichstag Fire, vintage newspaper reproduction, Cold War Germany, historical document.