Homegrown tobacco in Denmark during WW2. Rare book

[absinthe]

I was able to acquire a rare book from 1945 by Albert Dam titled in Danish "Hvorledes jeg laver min tobak" (How I make my tobacco). The book is in Danish, but can easily be translated with apps. It includes prologue. It is a fascinating insight to how people grew and processed tobacco in Denmark during WW2 when tobacco was very hard to come by. It sparked a revival in growing tobacco in Denmark and other countries during this time. I contacted the arkiv in Albert Dams home town to get it and the archivists were kind enough to send me electronic copies. I hope some in this forum will enjoy it. The files are too large to download here. I can send them by email attachment to individuals who would like a copy.

 

[Teknik]

Hi Absinthe
I'm living in Denmark and are very interested to read that book.
My email address is *** [@Teknik, send @absinthe your email address by PM—Bob]
Best regards
Michael

 

[Knucklehead]

I don't know what this means or how much is the price

Hvorledes jeg laver Cigaretter, Cerutter, Cigarer.

Flensteds Forlag, Odense [1944]. 59 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Omslaget lidt slidt. * Pudsig, men tidstypisk penneprøve fra Albert Dam, hvis endelige genne

www.antikvariat.net

edit: based on context I think it is the book for sale.

 

[absinthe]

Hi Absinthe
I'm living in Denmark and are very interested to read that book.
My email address is *** [@Teknik, send @absinthe your email address by PM—Bob]
Best regards
Michael

enjoy

 

[absinthe]

I don't know what this means or how much is the price

Hvorledes jeg laver Cigaretter, Cerutter, Cigarer.

Flensteds Forlag, Odense [1944]. 59 sider. Heftet med orig. omslag. Omslaget lidt slidt. * Pudsig, men tidstypisk penneprøve fra Albert Dam, hvis endelige genne

www.antikvariat.net

edit: based on context I think it is the book for sale.

This is only the addendum. I have both the addendum and book.