The Fatherland A Weekly : Fair Play for Germany and Austria-Hungary. Vol. III No. 22 - January 5th, 1916. With Contribution by Aleister Crowley. by George Sylvester Viereck (Ed.), Aleister Crowley, Charles A. Collman, Rutledge Rutherford, et al - 1916

New York, N. Y.: The Fatherland Corporation, 1916. Exceptional copy with very light tone, very light wear. Saddle-stitched binding Fine, with all pages secure, firmly attached. Includes Crowley Contribution "Behind The Front, Impressions of a Tourist in Western Europe. Part II", with A.C. at his black/dark humor best: "For some reason or other in their last Zeppelin raid on London the Germans appear to have decided to make the damage as widespread as possible, instead of concentrating it in one quarter. A house close to my lawyer's office in Chancery Lane was entirely destroyed...There is good hope that a certain building was destroyed which contains the only evidence of my owing somebody 5,000 pounds...A great deal of damage was done at Croydon, especially at its suburb Addiscombe, where my aunt lives. Unfortunately, her house was not hit; otherwise I should not have to trouble to write this article. Count Zeppelin is respectfully requested to try again. The exact address is Eton Lodge, Outram Road...".. First Edition. Saddle-stitched, Magazine. Near Fine. Illus. by M. Sonnenschmidt. 4to - 12" tall. Oversized.