3rd January 1937 6th Silesian Stamp Exhibition 3rd January 1937 6th Silesian Stamp Exhibition 1/0 6th Silesian Postage Stamp Exhibition See 03.01.1937 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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An NSDAP hilfskasse quittungskarte (relief fund receipt card), containing fifteen 30 Pfg stamps. Ref: 01.07.1933 1st July 1933 NSDAP Hilfskasse receipt card (front) NSDAP Hilfskasse receipt card (front) 1/1 An NSDAP hilfskasse quittungskarte (relief fund receipt card), containing fifteen 30 Pfg stamps. Ref: 01.07.1933 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Ships 1937 Booklet (11.1937) Ships 1937 Booklet (11.1937) 1/0 Fridericus 1933 , Hindenburg 1933 , Wagner 1933 , Hindenburg 1934 , Professions 1934 , Folk Costumes 1935 , Olympic Games 1936 , Hindenburg 1936/37 , Modern Buildings 1936 , Hindenburg 1937/39 , Ships 1937 , Ostmark 1938 , Hindenburg 1939 , Buildings 1939 , Hindenburg 1940/41 , Buildings 1940 , Adolf Hitler 1941 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Mi.42G-50G (02.07-10.09.1945) 'Numeral Series' Mi.42G-50G (02.07-10.09.1945) 'Numeral Series' 1/0 Allied Occupation (Soviet Zone - East Saxony), 'Numeral Series' Loschwitz Postmaster Seperations Mi.42G - 50G issued between 2nd July and 10th September 1945 Loschwitz 15pf - Mi.47G a or b? (Ref: 31.03.1946 - 10/63) Loschwitz 25pf - Mi.49G (Ref: 31.03.1946 - 10/63) Loschwitz 40pf - Mi.50G (Ref: 29.03.1946 - 10/61)

23rd September 1942 1/1 Feldpost cover sent from Memmingen to correspondent in Weilheim. Featuring an unusual briefstempel - difficult to read. Ref: 23.09.1942 Detail of the briefstempel...

28th May 1942 Ostfriesische Tageszeitung 1/1 Commercial cover sent from the 'Ostfriesische Tageszeitung'. Ref: 28.05.1942 Ostfriesische Tageszeitung (East Frisian daily newspaper) During the National Socialist era, the Ostfriesische Tageszeitung (OTZ) was the official organ of the NSDAP and all authorities of East Frisia in the Gau Weser-Ems. The founder, first editor and publisher of the Ostfriesische Tageszeitung was the farmer Jacques Groeneveld from Bunderhee, who later took on a number of party offices. The first edition of the Nazi propaganda organ appeared on 1st October 1932, the last shortly before the end of the war in 1945. The editor-in-chief from 1938 until the end of the war was Johann Menso Folkerts. The newspaper was the 'official organ of the NSDAP and the authorities' and was published in Aurich with a circulation of 11,400 copies. The newspaper was initially printed in Aurich by the Dunkmann publishing house, which in turn competed with the OTZ as publisher of the Ostfriesische Nachrichten . From 1934 the newspaper was printed in Emden. However, the editorial offices were still located on Aurich's Norderstraße. During the Nazi era, the newspaper was the most important propaganda organ on the East Frisian peninsula and played a key role in the exclusion of Jews and other groups not approved by the party. For example, with the appeal 'Comrades, do not buy from the following Jewish shops' the newspaper listed all the Jewish shops that still exist in the towns of East Frisia. In 1937 Heinrich Drees published an article in the OTZ in which he attempted to provide historical reasons for the persecution of Sinti and Jews and wrote that 'vagabond Jews are making the province of Hanover and East Frisia unsafe' . For the period from 1765 to 1803 he listed various gangs of thieves who passed through East Frisia and always assumed that their members were 'Jews and gypsies'. It continued: 'In the East Frisian towns, especially in Aurich, there were constant Vagebunden hunts, which were also popularly called 'Kloppjagden'. During these Kloppjagden, a lot of stolen goods were confiscated and many Jews were chased across the border.' Towards the end of the war, the OTZ published slogans of perseverance aimed primarily at the population of Emden, which had been hit by heavy bombing. On 7th September 1944, the day after the heaviest bombing, in which more than 80% of the city was destroyed, the newspaper wrote : 'Despite the severity of the attack, which can be described as the worst disaster in the thousand-year-old city, the attitude of the population must simply be seen as exemplary. The relief teams immediately went into action and, not least, it was the neighbouring towns that stepped in to help. The consequences of an attack that was as senseless as it was brutal were incredibly severe. Nevertheless, the people of Emden did not allow themselves to be discouraged, persevered in work and confidence, and thus set a shining example of the courage to make sacrifices in the fight for Greater Germany's future.' Shortly before the end of the war, the newspaper ceased publication. In cooperation with the Oldenburg State Library, the Ostfriesische Landschaft wants to completely digitise the Ostfriesische Tageszeitung (OTZ) issues from 1933 to 1945 and make them available online. The first years can already be viewed. Source: Wikipedia Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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20th November 1945 20th November 1945 1/1 Postcard sent from Dresden to Bautzen featuring various East Saxony issues. Ref: 20.11.1945

Mi.11-13 (22.09.1945) Niesky Local Issue Mi.11-13 (22.09.1945) Niesky Local Issue 06.11.1945 Horst Kempe Niesky Mi.13 reverse.jpeg 06.11.1945 Horst Kempe Niesky Mi.13 reverse.jpeg 1/1 'Horst Kempe' collectors cover. Featuring various stamps including a Niesky local issue (Mi.13). Ref: 06.11.1945 Mi.11-13 Niesky Local Issues Mi.13 (12 Pf). Ref: 06.11.1945 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

12th September 1935 Nuremberg Rally 1935 1/1 See 12.09.1935 - 24/70 See 12.09.1935 - 24/71 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page