File:Front und Heimat April 1945 Die deutsche Soldatzeitung front page Werwolf etc Nazi Germany (No known copyright restrictions).jpg

English: Front page of Front und Heimat: Die deutsche Soldatenzeitung ("Front and Homeland: The German Soldier's Newspaper"), a newspaper for German soldiers during World War II, published by Franz Eher Nachf. GmbH in Berlin in April 1945. Eher-Verlag was the central publishing house of the Nazi Party and one of the largest book and periodical firms during the Third Reich. In 1945, the publisher was banned and dismantled. The text reads: "Jeder Deutsche ein Freiheitskämpfer; Werwolf greift an! (...)", "Sein Grundgesetz: Hilf dir selbst (...)", "Fanatiker, nicht Fatalisten; Kampfansage an die Lauen und Wankelmütigen: Wer jetzt schwankt, verrät uns alle (...)", etc.

No known copyright restrictions. The newspaper was published in Germany by a legal entity under public law more than 70 years ago that do not mention the author.

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