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20th December 1945 20th December 1945 1/1 Censored cover sent from Öhringen to Berlin with hand stamp cancellation. Featuring a barely legible attestation stamp (?) to the reverse. Ref: 20.12.1945 Possible attestation hand stamp to the upper left edge of the reverse side.

18th July 1941 Barlog 8731 18th July 1941 Barlog 8731 1/1 Barlog cartoon postcard depicting a pilot enjoying a glass of wine and then groggily flying his aircraft. Bestell-Nr.8731. Sent by a soldier with FPN 21611 (RAD-Abteilung 4/180) to another soldier at FPN 36472 (RAD-Abteilung 5/302). There is also an official cachet for FPN 16293? (RAD-Abteilung 5/44). Ref: 18.07.1941 The caption reads: Translation required Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Mi.10-15 (28.08-19.09 1945) English Printing Mi.10-15 (28.08-19.09 1945) English Printing 1/0 Links to Bizone - American - German - English Allied Occupation (American and British Zone) Mi.10 - 15 issued 28th August - 19th September 1945 English Printing Mi.11 (issued 14th September 1945). Ref: 04.07.1946 - 10/68

13th March 1940 Barlog 8704 1/1 Barlog cartoon postcard depicting a group of soldiers about to meet two woman having a stroll. Bestell-Nr.8704. Ref: 13.03.1940 The caption reads: Translation required Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Stalags VI-X 28.06.1944 Stalag VIC Wesuwe reverse.jpeg 28.06.1944 Stalag VIC Wesuwe reverse.jpeg 1/1 POW postcard sent from Stalag VIC (most likely the sub-camp at Wesuwe) to an address in Italy. Ref: 28.06.1944 List of camps, numbers VI - X with links (in bold) Camp location, nationalities and population taken from 'Prisoners of War in Germany 1939-1945 by Gianfranco Mattiello (2003) VI - A Hemer VI - B Neu Versen (1939 - June 1942) VI - C Bathorn VI - C Munster VI - D Dortmund VI - E Soest VI - F Bocholt (1939-1944) VI - F Münster (1944-194 5) VI - F/Z Dorsten (Oct - Nov 1942) VI - G Berglisch-Gladbach VI - G Bonn-Duisdorf VI - G Hemer VI - G Bergneustadt VI - G/Z Arnoldsweiler VI - H Arnoldsweiler VI - J Krefeld-Fichtenhain (1940 - Sept/Oct 1944) VI - J Dorsten (Sept/Oct 1944 - 1945) VI - K(326) Senne VII - A Moosburg VII - B Memmingen VIII - A Görlitz VIII - B Lamsdorf (1939 - Dec 1943) VIII - B Teschen (Dec 1943/ Jan 1944 - 1945) VIII - C Sagan VIII - D Teschen VIII - E (308) Neuhammer VIII - F (318) Lamsdorf IX - A Ziegenhain IX - B Wegscheide b. Bad Orb IX - C Bad Sulza X - A Schleswig X - B Sandbostel (1940 - 1945) X - B/Z Wietzendorf (1942 only?) X - C Nienburg X - D(310) Münster X - D(310) Wietzendorf Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Death Notices (and postal stationery) Death Notices (and postal stationery) Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Death notices and postal stationery 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 Printed letter-sheet, sent to Prague (Bohemia & Moravia) 1942 1943 1944 1945 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Hindenburg Vending Machine Strips (June 1941) Hindenburg Vending Machine Strips (June 1941) 1/0 Vending Machine Sheets etc: July 1939 , February 1940 , June 1941

7th April 1944 Stalag IV-B 7th April 1944 Stalag IV-B 07.04.1944 Stalag IV-B reverse.jpeg 07.04.1944 Stalag IV-B reverse.jpeg 1/1 POW kriegsgefangenenpost postcard sent from Stalag IV-B to an address in Serbia. The message reads, 'Dearest sister and in-laws. Greetings from the upper migrant camp. We are not mistreated, we have food, I do not know what is to happen to us, I hope we will know soon. Christ is Risen...' Ref: 07.04.1944 ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us.

9th May 1945 Pages from 'PUNCH' 9th May 1945 Pages from 'PUNCH' Punch icon.png Punch icon.png 1/1 Cartoon from PUNCH magazine 9th May 1945. Allied aircraft deliver much need food supplies to the starving people of Holland. The caption reads THE EAGLES BRING FOOD Food relief for the Dutch From Wikipedia: By the middle of March Swedish Red Cross flour, known as the 'Swedish bread', (which had originally arrived in January from Sweden, but the shipment had been stuck unloaded in the northern harbour of Delfzijl ) began to reach a network of Dutch bakeries in cities, towns and villages, who used it to bake bread and ration it to the local population. For many, that was the first proper bread (without diluted ingredients) they consumed in months. The following month, more humanitarian interventions took place, this time by airdrops. From 29th April to 7th May Operation Manna was conducted by the Royal Air Force and Royal Canadian Air Force . From 1st to 8th May, the U.S. Army Air Forces conducted Operation Chowhound . The Germans agreed not to shoot at the planes flying the mercy missions, and the Allies agreed not to bomb German positions. A third humanitarian assistance was domestically organized via a land-based, civilian supply chain from the east of the country. Called Operation Faust , food was trucked beginning on 2nd May, first to the centrally located Rhenen before further distribution westwards. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

21st February 1944 'Zurück, Empfänger gefallen...' 21st February 1944 'Zurück, Empfänger gefallen...' 21.02.1944 Zuruck Gefallen reverse.jpeg 21.02.1944 Zuruck Gefallen reverse.jpeg 1/1 Letter-sheet sent via feldpost to an unknown (obliterated) FPN address. Subsequently returned to Nuremberg with the hand-stamp stating, 'Zurück, Empfänger gefallen für Großdeutschland' (Return, recipient fallen for Greater Germany). Ref: 21.02.1944, MFP99/101 'Gefallen' returned mail Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page