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6th June 1937 JB:Regensburg 6th June 1937 JB:Regensburg 06.06.1937 Regensburg reverse.jpeg 06.06.1937 Regensburg reverse.jpeg 1/1 Postcard commemorating the Gau meeting of the Bavarian Ostmark in Regensburg, 6th June 1937. The slogan at the foot reads, 'Mit Hitler marschieren wir, furchtlos und stark, braun schimmert die Grenze und treu steht die Mark!' (With Hitler we march fearless and strongly! Brown the border gleams and faithfully stands the Marks! - From 'Trutzlied der Bayerischen Ostmark'). Featuring a special cancellation to the stamp. Ref: 06.06.1937 REGENSBURG cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB: Regensburg9/638 - 'Gautreffen Bayerische Ostmark/ Bruckner-/ Feier/ 6.6.37.' Ref: 06.06.1937 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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1st January 1942 Feldpostprüfstelle Rechteckstempel 01.01.1942 Feldpostprufstelle coverl.jpeg 01.01.1942 Feldpostprufstelle coverl.jpeg 1/1 Feldpost cover sent from FPN 08533 (4. Kompanie Armee-Nachrichten-Regiment 558) to FPN 22666 (3. Kompanie Panzerjager-Abteilung 297). Featuring Feldpostprüfstelle closure tape (ref: MFP1/123) and a Feldppostprüfstelle reckteckstempel (for FPN 36819 - Feldpostprüfstelle AOK 11). Ref: 01.01.1942 Link to Feldpostprüfstelle Closures Feldpostprüfstelle Reckteckstempel variations MFP9a/125 - Red - 79 x 25mm. Ref: 01.01.1942 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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A 'nachnahme' cover ('Cash on Delivery' for ? Rm + 57 pf) featuring stamp Mi.412 (8pf) and Mi.436 (20pf). Ref: 21.03.1933 - 10/11 21st March 1933 Mi.435-437 (1930) 1/1 A 'nachnahme' cover ('Cash on Delivery' for ? Rm + 57 pf) featuring stamp Mi.412 (8pf) and Mi.436 (20pf). Ref: 21.03.1933 - 10/11 Mi.435 - 437 (First issued 8th February and September 1930) German presidents (II) - as Mi.413, 415 & 422 but with different colours Notes: Designer: ?. Letterpress printing. Sheets 10 x 10, rolls. Waffle watermark (x - vertical). Perf. 14:14¼. Quantity issued: Unknown. Mi.435 & 436 valid until 30th June 1934, Mi.454 valid until 31st December 1935 Mi.435 (10 Pf, 08.02 - Friedrich Ebert, 1st German president). Ref: 23.03.1933 - 10/74 Mi.436 (20 Pf, 08.02 - Friedrich Ebert, 1st German president). Ref: 21.03.1933 - 10/11 Mi.437 (80 Pf, 09.1930 - Paul von Hindenburg, 2nd German president). Ref: 17.05.1933 - 10/6 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

1st September 1939 Hitler's Speech, Berlin 1st September 1939 Hitler's Speech, Berlin 1/1 Postcard depicting Adolf Hitler at the podium addressing the Reichstag. The speech served as public declaration of war against Poland and thus of the commencement of World War II (Germany did not submit a formal declaration of war to Poland). To the reverse a violet cachet states, 'Der Weltgeschichtliche Tag/ 1. September 1939/ Danzig kehrt heim'. (World History day, 1st September 1939, Danzig returns home'). The 12 Pf postage stamp (Mi.715) was issued on 18th September 1939 to commemorate the reintegration of Danzig into the German Reich. Ref: 19.09.1939 Adolf Hitler's speech of 1st September 1939 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Plain postcard featuring postage stamp Mi.660 (5th Anniversary of the Seizure of Power) tied with commemorative cancellation JB:Linz2/501 (I) issued to celebrate the 49th birthday of Adolf Hitler. Ref: 20.04.1938 20th April 1938 JB: Linz (Donau) 1/1 Plain postcard featuring postage stamp Mi.660 (5th Anniversary of the Seizure of Power) tied with commemorative cancellation JB:Linz2/501 (I) issued to celebrate the 49th birthday of Adolf Hitler. Ref: 20.04.1938 LINZ cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Linz2/501 (I) - 'Geburtstag des Fuhrers/ 20.April/ 1938'. Ref: 20.04.1938 Note on JB:Linz2/501 - There are two varieties: one with 'LINZ' 2mm tall (I) and another with 'LINZ' 2.5mm tall (II). Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

8th April 1940 Parole der Woche Nr.2 (1940) 08.04.1940.jpeg 08.04.1940.jpeg 1/1 Cover sent from Öblarn to Vienna featuring Parole der Woche Nr.2, 'Sozialismus', to the reverse. Ref: 08.04.1940 - 23/69 Parole der Woche Nr.2 (1940) Translation Typewritten correspondence within the envelope Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

23rd October 1943 23rd October 1943 23.10.1943-admiral-scheer.jpeg 23.10.1943-admiral-scheer-letter-1.jpeg 23.10.1943-admiral-scheer-reverse.jpeg 23.10.1943-admiral-scheer.jpeg 1/4 Official letter sent from 'Finanzamt - Dresden - Admiral - Scheer - Ufer'. Ref: 23.10.1943 This Child Allowance letter has nothing to do with the German cruiser. Admiral-Scheer-Ufer is simply the name of the street the tax office is located on (named after the admiral and on the Elbe, thus 'ufer') . The street is now called Carusufer.

7th February 1945 Pages from 'PUNCH' 7th February 1945 Pages from 'PUNCH' Punch icon.png Punch icon.png 1/1 Cartoon from PUNCH magazine 7th February 1945. Britain, USA and the USSR reconfigure the map of Europe. The caption reads TROUBLE WITH SOME OF THE PIECES Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

23rd February 1939 Anti-Bolshevism, Vienna 23rd February 1939 Anti-Bolshevism, Vienna Bolshevism without the mask Bolshevism without the mask 1/1 Postcard commemorating the great anti-Bolshevic exhibition, held at the Nordwestbahnhalle, Vienna, December 1938 - February 1939. Publisher: Verlag für Kultur und Wirtschaftswerbung. Berlin. Ref: 23.02.1939 - Fleurs & Papillons, BV2274 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page