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Auction History Result

#549 CASSINO TO KOREA insert '50 Korean War

Date Sold 12/4/2001
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Original Vintage Theatrical Folded Insert (measures 14" x 36") (Learn More)

Cassino to Korea, the 1950 Edward Genock Korean War/World War II (WWII) documentary ("Approved and endorsed by the U.S. Department of Defense"; "Authentic... full-length feature"; created by the Paramount Newsreel Department, this ran 58 minutes; the central action of the film covers the aerial bombardment of the famed monastery "Montecassino", which the Nazis had fortified and used to slow down the Allied march through Italy to France and Germany, and it also covered the liberation of Salerno) narrated by War Correspondent Quentin Reynolds. You might wonder what the liberation of Italy had to do with Korea, and likely many of the people who saw this documentary were thinking the same thing! The narrator basically explained that just as we had to liberate the Italian people from their dictator, we also had to liberate the North Koreans from their dictator, which was pretty much of a stretch, even in 1950!
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Condition: very good. There are minor creases and a few tiny tears in the blank borders. There is 1" of separation in the right of the bottom foldline. There is a 1" tear with a tape stain in the left of the top blank border. There is a small piece out of the lower left blank border. There are several tiny tears in the blank borders.
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