Chronicle Volume 1941

In December, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, in June the campaign of annihilation against the USSR began, Teflon coating was patented, and the world's first TV commercial was broadcast in the USA. These are events that changed the world and touched people personally.
In 1941, the German population experienced major shortages in the supply of food and consumer goods for the first time since the beginning of the war; all available raw materials and labor were used for armaments. Cultural life in the German Reich in 1941 was entirely geared towards the goals of the National Socialists - cinema, theater, music and painting served primarily as propaganda. They were also intended to distract the public from the growing number of British air raids on German cities.

The chronicle shows these events, but it also shows how people lived back then and brings history to life. This makes the 1941 chronicle a unique gift for all birthday children of this year.