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26th September 1940 26.09.1940 Hans Bar Briefmarken.jpeg 26.09.1940 Hans Bar Briefmarken reverse.jpeg 26.09.1940 Hans Bar Briefmarken.jpeg 1/2 Cover sent from Hans Bär in Rumburg to an address in Bonn (with additional manuscript text with an 'Adolf Hitler Platz' address). Featuring danzig definitive overprint Mi.724. RefL 26.09.1940 - 13/11

Mi.1-16 (15.08.1940) Lorraine (Lothringen) 1/1 Mi.1 (overprint on Mi.513). Ref: 30.10.1940 - 4/55 Mi.2 (overprint on Mi.514). Ref: 30.10.1940 - 4/55 Mi.3 (overprint on Mi.515). Ref: 30.10.1940 - 4/55 Mi.4 (overprint on Mi.516). Ref: 09.10.1940 - 4/51 Mi.5 (overprint on Mi.517). Ref: 09.10.1940 - 4/51 Mi.6 (overprint on Mi.518). Ref: 30.10.1940 - 4/55 Mi.7 (overprint on Mi.519). Ref: 01.01.1941 - 4/61 Mi.7 with perfin 'W.H.' (Wendel Hüttenwerk). Ref: 17.12.1940 - 1/109 Mi.9 (overprint on Mi.521). Ref: 30.10.1940 - 4/55 Mi.10 (overprint on Mi.522). Ref: 09.10.1940 - 4/51

18th March 1946 Mi.P314 IIa Obliteration 18th March 1946 Mi.P314 IIa Obliteration 18.03.1946 Mi.P314 IIa Obliteration reverse.jpeg 18.03.1946 Mi.P314 IIa Obliteration reverse.jpeg 1/1 Tübingen, French Zone. Postal stationery Mi.P314 IIa (1944), with 'home-made' obliteration of the propaganda slogan ('Der Fuhrer kennt nur' on four lines) and postage stamp (Mi.6) covering the Hitler head 6 Pf imprint. Featuring 'CIVIL MAILS' military censorship hand-stamp '15451'. Ref: 18.03.1946 - 7/58 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

18th March 1939 Malacky 18th March 1939 Malacky 1/0 See 18.03.1939 - 23/8 Contact Brief History to inform us of additonal information regarding this page

The Stuttgart itinerary for the Norwegian cruise of 21st June 1939 1st October 1934 1/4 The Stuttgart itinerary for the Norwegian cruise of 21st June 1939 Note: The Stuttgart collected stricken passengers of the SS Dresden after the ship ran aground and beached on 20th - 21st June 1934. Therefore, if the Stuttgart had post office facilities, postcards dated 21st - 22nd will most likely be from one of the 1,000+ crew and passengers from the Dresden . Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

31st May 1939 Barlog 1473 & 8706 31st May 1939 Barlog 1473 & 8706 1/1 Barlog cartoon postcard depicting a soldier, on leave, rushing towards the railway station. Bestell-Nr.1473. Note:The date cancel is from lager 'Münsingen (Württ) Übungsplatz' (MFP48/70 - lesser seen). Ref: 31.05.1939 The caption reads: Translation required (Gap in the lower line of text has been completed in hand-script with 'Donnestag' ) VARIATION Bestel-Nr.8706. Identical image and caption text as Bestell-Nr.1473. Ref: 03.12.1940 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Mi.799 - 802 (20.03.42/44) Definitives 1/1 Hitler Head definitives. Main image Mi.799A, gallery images Mi.800 - Mi.802A. Note: The 1942 issue of these stamps have 'Perfix - perforation', course perforations with unequal gaps. Mi.779 A (1942) - Mi.802 A (1942) Mi.779 B (1944) - Mi.802 B (1944) Definitives Note: The 1942 issue of these stamps have the so called 'Perfix - perforation' (like sewing machine holes) course perforations with unequal gaps with unequal gaps. Mi.799 A (1942). Ref: 23.11.1942 Mi.800 A (1942). Ref: 17.10.1942 Mi.801 A (1942). Ref: 17.09.1943 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

28th February 1939 Wehrbezirkskommando 28th February 1939 Wehrbezirkskommando 1/1 Official envelope sent from 'Wehrbezirks-Kommando Nürnberg I/ Abtlg WBO. 1' to a correspondent also in Nuremberg. The instruction to the upper left reads, 'If the recipient has moved, do not forward, but return to the sender stating the new address', the single line below this reads, 'Do not forward abroad'. Ref: 28.02.1939 - 16/85 Wehrbezirkskommando Wehrbezirkskommando - the administration and monitoring of conscription. The military district commands formed the administrative level below the military replacement districts (Wehrersatzbezirk) of a military district. A military replacement district usually comprised several military district commands. Possible location of Wehrbezirkskommando - The Palce of Justice, Nuremberg The Palace of Justice is a building in Nuremberg at Fürther Straße 110 in the Bärenschanze district. It is the seat of the Nuremberg Higher Regional Court, the Nuremberg-Fürth Regional Court, the Nuremberg District Court and the Nuremberg-Fürth Public Prosecutor's Office, the Memorium Nuremberg Trials and the International Academy of Nuremberg Principles. The Nuremberg Palace of Justice is the largest judicial building in Bavaria. During the Second World War, Wehrmacht departments and municipal and state institutions moved into the building. A total of 16 extrajudicial offices, including the command of an air force unit, the district military commissioner of the Reich Minister for Armaments and Munitions , the commander of the Nuremberg Armaments Command , the commander of the Nuremberg Military District Command, the Nuremberg-Fürth Trade Inspectorate, the Nuremberg-Fürth Reichsbank headquarters, departments of the Nuremberg-Fürth police headquarters, the criminal police, the Secret State Police (Gestapo) and the Reich Postal Directorate as well as the district administrator and the Victoria Works were housed there over time. An air raid on November 27, 1944 caused massive glass damage. Another air raid on February 21, 1945 left three dead and seven injured after five bombs hit the main building. Source: Wikipedia Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

22nd August 1940 1/0 Official cover sent from 'Der Landrat in Bielitz' (District Council).Featuring official 12 Pf postage stamp (Mi.138). Ref: 22.08.1940

BP Lyon - Various 1/0