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Cover sent from Asch (note: the cancel has the Czech place name removed and is not catalogued by Bochmann as 'special'). Also featuring a propaganda cachet reading, 'Wir haben das Joch getragen, nun sind wir frei und bleiben frei!' (We have borne the yoke, now we are free and will remain free!). Ref: 03.10.1938 3rd October 1938 JB: Asch 1/1 Cover sent from Asch (note: the cancel has the Czech place name removed and is not catalogued by Bochmann as 'special'). Also featuring a propaganda cachet reading, 'Wir haben das Joch getragen, nun sind wir frei und bleiben frei!' (We have borne the yoke, now we are free and will remain free!). Ref: 03.10.1938 ASCH cancellations (some of which are featured in the Bochmann catalogues of 1952) 'ASCH 1' with 'muted' Czech place name. Ref: 03.10.1938 Sudetenland propaganda slogan: 'Wir haben da Joch getragen nun find wir frei und bleiben frei! Postamt Asch 1 am 21. September 1938' We have borne the yoke, now we are free and remain free! Post Office Asch 1 on 21 September 1938 Slogan design variation with swastika within the text. Ref: 30.09.1938 Slogan design variation with swastika above the text. Ref: 28.09.1938 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

29th January 1934 Mi.P250 1/5 See images above inc. 30.01.1934 - 24/8 (Helmuth Strecher) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

3rd June 1939 DJH donation stamps (040 - 057) 3rd June 1939 DJH donation stamps (040 - 057) 1/1 Cover with DJH (Deutschen Jugenherbergswerks) 50 spende donation stamp to reverse. Ref: 03.06.1939 Donation stamps issued for the Reichs House Collection for the Reichs Youth Hostel Recruitment and Donation Day 6th & 7th May 1939 a = perforated white paper, b = rouletted cream paper DJH040a - Nürnberg DJH040b - Nürnberg DJH041a - Wangerooge DJH041b - Wangerooge 50 Pfg Spende - Brown - neither perforated or rouletted . Ref: 03.06.1939, DJH041 DJH042a - Aalen 20 Pfg Spende - Blue - Rouletted . Ref: Prophila40, DJH042b DJH043a - Berchtesgaden 20 Pfg Spende - Blue - Rouletted . Ref: Prophila40, DJH043b DJH044a - Marienburg 20 Pfg Spende - Blue - Rouletted . Ref: 09.06.1939, DJH044b DJH045a - Tecklenburg DJH045b - Tecklenburg DJH046a - Burg a.d. Wuper DJH046b - Burg a.d. Wuper 10 Pfg Spende - Green - Perforated . Ref: 12.05.1939, DJH047a DJH047b - Danzig DJH048a - Demmin DJH048b - Demmin DJH049a - Fulda DJH049b - Fulda DJH050a - Goslar DJH050b - Goslar DJH051a - Gross Iser DJH051b - Gross Iser 10 Pfg Spende - Green - Perforated . Ref: 08.08.1939, DJH052a DJH052b - Hamburg DJH053a - Husum 10 Pfg Spende - Green - Rouletted . Ref: Prophila40, DJH053b DJH054a - Ruhla DJH054b - Ruhla DJH055a - Schardorf DJH055b - Schardorf DJH056a - Tiefensee DJH056b - Tiefensee DJH057a - Titisee DJH057b - Titisee Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

26th September 1937 Julius Bochmann 26th September 1937 Julius Bochmann 1/0 Cover sent from philatelist Julius Bochmann to a recipient in Berlin. Ref: 26.09.1937 Steinstraße 5, Cainsdorf, Saxony Other Julius Bochmann related covers Ref: 10/40 (date difficult to read) Re-used cover sent from Julius Bochmann to an address in Frankfurt a.M. By this time Bochmann has moved addresses (or has another property), and is now located at 'Zschopau - Sa., An der Kirche 4'. Ref: 24.07.1948 - 16/44 An der Kirche 4, Zschopau, Saxony Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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8th March 1941 Georg Stammler 8th March 1941 Georg Stammler Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Georg Stammler Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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15th October 1945 15th October 1945 1/1 Self addressed (?) philatelic postcard sent from/to Berlin Tempelhof. Featuring American printing Mi.4, Mi.5, and Mi.7, together with a Stadt Berlin Mi.4A (Perforated). Ref: 15.10.1945

6th February 1945 6th February 1945 1/1 Repurposed feldpost letter sheet/envelope sent from FPN45057B (Stellungs-Beobachtungs-Abteilung 48) to a family member in Vienna. The envelope has the printed Latvian text, 'Zemkopibas minitrijas/ Mežu departamentam/ Rīgā' (Ministry of Agriculture/ Forestry Department/ Riga). Ref: 06.02.1945 Stellungs-Beobachtungs-Abteilung 48 (Position Observation Department 48) used primarily to locate enemy artillery and to spot for ones own artillery. Advance warning units were located close behind the front, and sound measurement troops who were equipped with microphones and recording devices, as well as telephone and radio teams were ready to inform the batteries. 'Position observation department 48' was set up on July 22, 1942 near Tschudowo in northern Russia (south of Leningrad). The department was created as an army troop from soldiers of 'Position sound measurement battery 643' and 'Observation replacement department 2'. In October 1943 the department was renamed 'Observation Department 48 (tbew.)' At the end of the war, the division was in action with the L (50th) Army Corps in Kurland. The corps was then enclosed in the Kurland Basin and deployed north of Mitau. At the turn of the year 1944/45, the corps fought in the Rubeni area to the northeast of Lake Lielauce. In March 1945 the corps was returned to the 18th Army. On May 8, 1945, the corps was captured in the Kurland kessel.

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. Emperor Hirohito of Japan ominously looks down upon the fallen thrones of the Axis. The caption reads THE FALLEN THRONES Emperor Hirohito From Wikipedia: Hirohito (1901-1989), posthumously honored as Emperor Shōwa , was the 124th emperor of Japan, reigning from 1926 until his death in 1989. His reign of over 62 years is the longest of any historical Japanese emperor and one of the longest-reigning monarchs in the world. He was the head of state under the Meiji Constitution during Japan's imperial expansion, militarization, and involvement in World War II. Under Hirohito, Japan waged a war across Asia in the 1930s and 1940s. After Japan's surrender, Hirohito was not prosecuted for war crimes, for General Douglas MacArthur thought that an ostensibly cooperative emperor would help establish a peaceful Allied occupation and would help the U.S. achieve its postwar objectives. On 1st January 1946, under pressure from the Allies, the Emperor formally renounced his divinity. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page