Fogtdals Illustreret Tidende March 1996

Fogtdals Illustreret Tidende is a Danish magazine that provides a fascinating glimpse into Danish life from 1930 to 1940. This particular issue, published in March 1996, covers a range of topics, including the worst unemployment period in Danish history, the opening of the Little Belt Bridge, and the suppression of the Nakskov Revolution. There are also articles about the fight against erotic magazines and the golden age of Danish illustrators. This vintage magazine is printed on high-quality glossy paper and provides an engaging and insightful look into Danish culture and history.