'MES PRISONS ET DACHAU'. Bruxelles, France 1946

MES PRISONS ET DACHAU by MONSIEUR L'ABBE CH. MAUROY, Bruksless 1946. limited edition of only 5000 copies. A special edition with the stamp of the political prisoners who survived from Dachau.

Story of a Belgian prisoner who spent forty months in the Dachau death camp. He began to write the story of his survival, countless times that he was saved from death, and began to write immediately upon his release from the camp, which was published only eight months after his release. At the cover is the emblem of the Nazi party, the "party eagle" (unlike the "eagle Reich" that turns to its right side, the party eagle turns to its left side, the author hinting that the Nazi party was responsible for the Nazi crimes even before the German Reich), against the background of the camp and the wall of the camp. On the page after the title page, the author's illustration appears from the letter V [Victory], which comes from a hoop made of Allied flags.

82 [6] p. 22 cm. fine condition.