TIME Magazine - Bound Volume - July-Sept 1940 - World War 2 Week by Week For Sale

Original Bound Volume TIME Magazine July - September 1940- Rare time capsule! - World War 2 unfolding week by week!

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July 1, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 1) — Cover: Admiral J. O. Richardson

• The Presidency: Two Appointments
• National Affairs: Advance to the Atlantic?
• Defense: Neighbor, How Art Thee?
• Campaign: The Trumpets Blow
• France: The Forest, 22 Years After
• International: Hitler’s Europe
• Germany: Blitz-Peace?
• At Sea: Blockade in the Balance
• Western Theatre: Fighting Fragments
• World War: Battle of Britain

July 8, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 2) — Cover: Philip Henry Kerr (Lord Lothian)

• The Presidency: The Meaning of Willkie
• Campaign: The Sun Also Rises
• Defense: It Is Later Than You Think
• International: Russia on the March Again
• China-Japan: Three Years of War
• Great Britain: Lament for an Ally
• France: Armistice & After
• Germany: Hitler’s Hitlers
• Far Eastern Theatre: Enter Japan
• Southern Theatre: Death for Balbo
• Western Theatre: Raids and Refugees

July 15, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 3) — Cover: Vyacheslav Molotov

• The Presidency: Two Friends
• Foreign Relations: Hostages to Fortune
• Defense: Nine-Point Program
• Campaign: Life with Wendell
• France: End of an Entente
• Germany: Happy Hitler
• Russia: What Molotov Wants
• At Sea: Friends Against Friends
• World War: Germans Against Germans

July 22, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 4) — Cover: Fumimaro Konoe

• The Presidency: Power of Silence
• Campaign: Mr. Boyd’s Idea / Willkie Takes His Shoes Off
• France: Obituary of a Republic
• Germany: Community of Fate
• Great Britain: Revolution Wanted
• Strategy: If Britain Should Lose
• At Sea: Daring at Dakar
• Western Theatre: Storm Warnings
• Southern Theatre: Revolt in the Desert

July 29, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 5) — Cover: George C. Marshall

• Presidency: A Tradition Ends
• Campaign: By Acclamation
• Foreign Relations: In Havana
• International: Hitler Appeals to Reason
• Great Britain: To Preserve a Way of Life
• Japan: New Man, New Methods
• Western Theatre: Invasion Delayed
• In the Air: Bomber Tactics
• At Sea: Sydney v. Colleoni
• National Defense: The Strategic Geography of the Caribbean Sea

August 5, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 6) — Cover: Sir Alan F. Brooke

• Presidency: Last Call
• The Cabinet: Exit Johnson
• Democrats: Wallace & Precedent
• The Americas: Solidarity Has Triumphed
• France: Hour of Truth
• Germany: Fruits of Victory
• Japan: From Words to Deeds
• Strategy: Fortifying Alaska
• Western Theatre: It Begins
• At Sea: Lancastria, Meknes Down

August 12, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 7) — Cover: Getúlio Vargas

• Presidency: In the Open
• War & Peace: Ready for Action
• The Congress: Conscription
• Russia: Good-by, Mr. Cripps
• Japan: An End to Toadying
• The Americas: Southern Friends
• Great Britain: Mr. & Mrs. Windsor
• France: Trials & Improvisations
• Procurement: NDAC’s Mac

August 19, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 8) — Cover: William Allen White

• The Presidency: On the Job
• Foreign Relations: Cudahy & Hell
• War & Peace: Story of a Tide
• Democrats: The Head of the Party
• International: Shanghai to the Marines
• Great Britain: The Governors’ Ladies
• Spain: Verge of Battle
• France: Justice at Riom
• Navy: Inventory
• Army: Brutal Soldiery

August 26, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 9) — Cover: Erhard Milch

• The Presidency: Action
• The Cabinet: Wickard for Wallace
• The Congress: While Europe Burns
• War & Peace: Science of Treason
• Republicans: The Crowd at Elwood
• Great Britain: War Nerves
• France: Honeymoon’s End
• Defense Week: Critical Situation
• Navy: Marines’ Rifle

September 2, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 10) — Cover: Earl of Athlone and Princess Alice

• The Presidency: New Line-Up
• Democrats: Economy Week
• Republicans: The Nominee Keeps Going
• International: Death of a Revolutionary (Trotsky)
• Great Britain: Jack the Jargon Killer
• Army: Rehearsal
• Western Theatre: War on Civilians
• The Draft: Mendelssohn v. Sousa

September 9, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 11) — Cover: Joe Martin

• The Presidency: Non-Political Campaign
• Democrats: How to Combat Hitler
• Republicans: The Iron Road
• International: One Great Eternal Unit
• France: Splitting Empire
• Great Britain: Never Did, Never Shall
• Japan: Back to the Shogunate?
• Western Theatre: Battle of Britain
• Army: Prepare for the Worst

September 16, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 12) — Cover: Lord Beaverbrook

• The Presidency: The Big Deal
• The Congress: The Bitter End
• Labor: Treatise on Civil War
• Great Britain: Shirts On
• French Empire: Prize to Nippon
• Rumania: God Help Your Majesty
• Japan: Blast All of You!
• Strategy: What the Bases Mean
• Battle of Britain: Into the Heart

September 23, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 13) — Cover: Henry A. Wallace

• The Presidency: Capstones
• Democrats: Campaign’s Beginning
• Republicans: While London Burned
• Japan: Strategy Reversed
• France: Waiting
• Great Britain: King’s Week
• The Draft: How It Works
• Battle of Britain: No Longer a Bluff
• Strategy: Naval Policy, 1940

September 30, 1940 (Vol. XXXVI, No. 14) — Cover: Winston Churchill

• The Presidency: Problem Solved
• Democrats: No Ivory Tower
• Republicans: Willkie in the West
• International: Dividing Up the World
• France: Trials, Tribulations
• Great Britain: Royal Week
• Battle of Britain: Death and the Hazards
• Strategy: Strong on Strength
• Refugees: Babes in the Sea

These are the major news leads that occupied the front of each issue’s contents page, corresponding to the cover subject and the unfolding events of the fall of France, the Battle of Britain, U.S. defense mobilization, and the 1940 presidential campaign. Shorter departmental items (Science, Medicine, Press, Sport, Business, Cinema, Books) appeared after the main news sections.