Original August 15, 1945 Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph “PEACE” Extra Edition
Historic World War II newspaper published on V-J Day announcing the end of the war in the Pacific and Japan’s surrender.
This original newspaper features the iconic red “PEACE” headline along with extensive coverage of the end of World War II.
Notable content includes:
• Japan’s surrender announcement • President Truman announcing the end of the war • General Douglas MacArthur appointed to oversee the occupation of Japan • USS Indianapolis sinking coverage (“883 Die In Navy Disaster”) • Victory celebration photographs and V-J Day coverage • Historical review of the Pacific War • WWII feature stories and photographs • Original comic strips including Batman & Robin, Popeye, Blondie, Ripley’s Believe It or Not, and others
Date: August 15, 1945 Publication: Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph Extra Edition Type: Original newspaper (not a reproduction)
Condition: Complete issue. Newspaper shows expected age-related toning, folds, and wear consistent with an original 1945 publication. Please review all photos carefully for condition details and ask any questions prior to purchase.
A scarce and highly collectible piece of World War II history commemorating the official end of the war with Japan and the celebration of peace.