Time Magazine 23 Aug 1968 BIAFRA\'S AGONY + Ojukwu, Igbo, Bikini, Scientology etc For Sale

SALE BY A BIAFRAN WAR SURVIVOR!
This magazine is in fair and well-used condition commensurate with its age. It has clean and unmarked pages that are all intact and present. The cover is in fair condition and has a subscriber label at the bottom end/ left corner. The edge is in fair condition with all staples present and binding. There is a slight light colour stain at the top of the front cover, over the top end of the T and I in the title - TIME. Please, see PHOTOS of cover and inside pages.
This Time Magazine issue from August 23, 1968, covers a range of topics, including Biafra\'s turmoil, Ojukwu, Igbo, Bikini, Scientology, and more. The magazine originates from the United States and is a valuable piece of historical memorabilia for collectors. The issue is unsigned and is an excellent addition to any collection of historical memorabilia or collectibles. It provides a glimpse into the past and is a reminder of the events that shaped our world. Whether you are interested in Biafra\'s history, current social, political, economic, US and global affairs of the day, or simply enjoy collecting vintage magazines, this Time Magazine issue is a must-have for any enthusiast.
* I have several more magazines, books and journals on the Biafran War and history and related items. I was in Biafra. I am a survivor and witness to that tragic conflict and the tragedy that the emergent \"united\" Nigeria has become today. I am also the author of a few books on the Nigerian question.
I hope you will find some time to trawl through my listing for what I have to offer on Biafra, Nigeria, Africa and several other topics.
Thank you for visiting my . \"Dalu\".
PS: The SIKORSKY CONNECTION.
This magazine first belonged to Nikolai Sikorsky, the son of the famous Russian-American inventor, engineer and the father of the Helicopter, Igor Sikorsky, who designed and built the first functional (and later mass-produced) helicopter. How on earth would I know, you may ask. The subscriber label bears his name and his Hartfield Connecticut address at the time. I recognized the name and did a bit of Google research and hey presto the family has had a long history of family and business residence in Connecticut following his father\'s emigration the United States in 1919. For privacy reasons, I have covered up the subscriber label, but it does bear the name stated and an address in Hartfield Connecticut.
I wonder what he and his father, Igor, who died in 1972, would have thought of the Biafran war.** MY REF: U/L202312EYU

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