Panorama
Panorama magazine first appeared in 1913. In 1942, it was still being published, as Panorama, illustrated weekly in copper intaglio.
During the year 1942, Panorama included fashion and cooking tips, a serial by J.G. Toonder entitled 'De Zandhoeve' ('The Sand Farmstead'), (photo) reports on German military successes, lame jokes and a comic strip, 'Sjors'.[1]
Anne writes in her diary on 26 October 1942 : 'Mr. Kugler again brought 12 Panoramas, now we have something to read again.'[2]
From the Panorama of 18 June 1942, she cut a picture of Henk Rotgans and pasted it on one of the walls of her room. Only some remnants of that photo remain. Both the remains and the original picture can be seen below.
Footnotes
- ^ Diverse jaargangen, waaronder 1942, zijn integraal te raadplegen op Delpher (https://www.delpher.nl/), de website van de Koninklijke Bibliotheek, met gedigitaliseerde historische Nederlandse kranten, boeken, tijdschriften en radiobulletins uit bibliotheken, musea en andere erfgoedinstellingen.
- ^ Anne Frank, Diary Version A, 26 October 1942, in: The Collected Works, transl. from the Dtuch by Susan Massotty, London [etc.]: Bloomsbury Continuum, 2019.
Digital files (1)
Panorama, 18 juni 1942
Copyright: Publiek domein.
Photographer: Collectie kan worden ingezet voor publiek.