Bound magazines “Signaal” (Dutch edition). Because they are bound, they are still in excellent condition, unlike the loose copies. It concerns a total of 14 songs; 1 to 13 1942 of which number 11 is in French. Some pages have tears, but from what we have seen, no pages are missing. The product photo is composed of several photos, so the sheets are not loose.

The magazine “Signaal” was a German propaganda magazine published during World War II. Launched in 1940, the magazine aimed to disseminate Nazi propaganda to both German and Allied soldiers and civilians in German-occupied territories.

“Signal” contained articles, photos and illustrations highlighting the successes of the German army, as well as stories about the heroism of German soldiers and allies. The magazine was published in several languages, including Dutch, English, French and Norwegian, to reach a wider audience.

Despite the magazine's propaganda purposes, the content and visual presentation of "Signal" were known for their high quality. This contributed to its spread and popularity during the war years.

It is now often remembered as an example of how propaganda was used to influence public opinion and manipulate the image of the war.