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4th May 1942 Stalag XII-A Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Stalag XII-A Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

17th December 1945 17th December 1945 1/1 Cover sent from Olbernhau to Passau. Featuring 15pf - Mi.47A, 20pf (left) - 48Ac, 20pf (right) - Mi.54a. Expertised 'a STRÖH BPP' to the reverse. Ref: 17.12.1945 Experisted to the reverse 'a STRÖH BPP'

2nd June 1940 'Adler' (11.39) 1/1 Feldpost postcard ('Adler' series '(11.39) 8833 2A'), with rectangular feldpost number box for the 1. Sanitats-Kompanie 260. Ref: 02.06.1940 Contact Brief History to inform us of additonal information regarding this page

25th December 1944 V-1 P.O.W. Post 25th December 1944 V-1 P.O.W. Post The Aero Field cover 1947.jpeg The Aero Field cover 1947.jpeg 1/1 Article on 'V1 P.O.W. Post' by David W. H. Pickard, as featured in the specialist philatelic magazine 'The Aero Field' (all thing air mail), pp.40-41, Vol.11, No.2, March-April 1947. Shown on the 25.12.1944 due to the articles date of reference. Ref: 15/68 Further reading https://www.psywarrior.com/V1RocketLeaf.html Contact Brief History to inform us of additonal information regarding this page

Reich Labour Service Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) Reich Labour Service Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 RAD Directory 1938 Reichsarbeitsdienst der weiblichen Jugend – RAD/wJ (The Reichs Labour Service section for young women) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

6th September 1940 MHB 50 06.09.1940 MHB 50 reverse.jpeg 06.09.1940 MHB 50 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Registered cover sent locally in Vienna. Featuring various stamp configurations including S199 (12 Pf, Mi.519 & 8 Pf, Mi.517). This sequence is found in booklet sheet MHB 50 and MHB 52. Ref: 06.09.1940 Stamp sequences from booklet sheet MHB 50 S199 (Mi.519+Mi.517) taken from MHB 50 (or MHB 52). Ref: 06.09.1940 S201 (Mi.517+Mi.519) taken from MHB 50. Ref: 09.07.1939 - 2/41 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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5th July 1946 Gefallenen Wehrmacht 5th July 1946 Gefallenen Wehrmacht 1/1 Cover sent from Margetschöchheim to the 'German Office for the notification of the next of kin of the fallen of the former German Wehrmacht' (loose translation). Ref: 05.07.1946 (date difficult to read - this is the received date). Link to article regarding the German Red Cross and the soldiers still missing. Official cover sent from the 'German Office for the notification of the next of kin of the fallen of the former German Wehrmacht'. Ref: 29.03.1946 - 15/58 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

17th December 1945 17th December 1945 1/1 Cover sent from Strausberg to Berlin-Steglitz, featuring the 'Private Creation' overprint Mi.25 (60pf. overprinted on 6pf Mi.818). Ref: 17.12.1945

Cover sent from Ludgerstal (Ludgerovice - Czech Republic) to an address in Berlin. Featuring a provisional 'Postamt Ludgerstal' cancellation together with a slogan cachet stating, 'Wir danken dem Führer/ Tag der Befreinung 8.X.1938' (We thank the Leader - Day of liberation 8.X.1938). Ref: 08.10.1938 8th October 1938 Ludgerstal 08.10.1938 Ludgerstal reverse.jpeg 08.10.1938 Ludgerstal reverse.jpeg 1/1 Cover sent from Ludgerstal (Ludgerovice - Czech Republic) to an address in Berlin. Featuring a provisional 'Postamt Ludgerstal' cancellation together with a slogan cachet stating, 'Wir danken dem Führer/ Tag der Befreinung 8.X.1938' (We thank the Leader - Day of liberation 8.X.1938). Ref: 08.10.1938 Ludgerstal (Linked via 'Bochmann' in the index but not part of the Bochmann catalogue of 1952) From Wikipedia.de Following the Versailles Treaty of 1919, the Hultčín region was ceeded to Czechoslovakia on 4th February 1920 and the Okres Hlučín was formed from it. In 1921, 3,250 people lived in the 432 houses in the municipality of Ludgeřovice / Ludgerstal , including 2,740 Czechs, 454 Germans and six Jews. By 1925, the Deutsch Krawarn – Annaberg railway line, which was unfinished by the First World War, was completed on the section between Hlučín and Petřkovice, giving Ludgeřovice a train station. In 1930 Ludgeřovice consisted of 561 houses and had 3,916 residents. According to the Munich Agreement, Ludgerstal was occupied by theGerman Reich on 2nd October 1938, together with the Hultschiner Ländchen. The community now belonged to the Hultschin district, which was incorporated into the Ratibor district in the Prussian province of Silesia in 1939. The Petershofen district, newly established on 17th January 1939, consisted of the communities of Koblau, Ludgerstal, Markersdorf and Petershofen. During the Second World War, 250 residents died. After the end of the war, Ludgeřovice returned to Czechoslovakia. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

13th October 1939 'Adler' 9.39 13th October 1939 'Adler' 9.39 1/1 Feldpost postcard ('Adler' 9.39 Fp C154 Din A6) sent fro FPN 30127 to an address in Munich. Ref: 13.10.1939 FPN 30127 The State Rifle Battalion II/VII was formed during mobilization on 26th August 1939 in Munich, in Military District VII. The battalion was formed from the Infantry Replacement Battalion 61. The battalion initially had companies 5-8 under its command. On 18th September 1939, the battalion was relocated to Poland. There the battalion was placed under the command of Korück 530. On 8th March 1940, the battalion formed the 1st Battalion of the Infantry Regiment 660 of the 393rd Infantry Division. The 7th National Rifle Replacement Battalion was responsible for replacing the battalion. Source: lexikon--der--wehrmacht-de Note: The FPN result from germanstamps.net states Battalion II/VII. However, 'lexicon' does not state this FPN as part of the Battalion. 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