4th March 1935 Post-referendum Saar 1/0 Post-referendum Saar postcards See 01.03.1935 - 33/29 See 04.03.1935 - 15/3 See 33/23 (Der Weh is frei - Die Saar kehrt Heim) - see website https://www.clarku.edu/holocaust-and-genocide-studies/post-cards/der-weg-ist-frei-die-saar-kehrt-heim/ Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postcard commemorating the 'Deutschland' exhibition, Berlin 1936. Ref: 22.07.1936 22nd July 1936 Ausstellung 'Deutschland' 1/1 Postcard commemorating the 'Deutschland' exhibition, Berlin 1936. Ref: 22.07.1936 See 22.07.1936 - 24/98 See 33/26 (cars and aircraft on diplay) See 07.08.1936 (Postcard depicting what appears to be the opening ceremony for the 'Deutschland' exhibition, Berlin, 1936. Featuring the 'Berlin K.d.F. - Stadt' Olympic cancellation to the reverse) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postcard depicting the German Cruiser 'Königsberg'. Published by M. Dieterle. Ref: 22.07.1936 22nd July 1936 1/1 Postcard depicting the German Cruiser 'Königsberg'. Published by M. Dieterle. Ref: 22.07.1936 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Monuments & Memorials Public Artwork & Sculpture Monuments & Memorials Public Artwork & Sculpture 1/1 Postcard depicting the Ehrentempel (Honour Temples) located on Königsplatz in Munich. Ref: 05.10.1938 Monuments, Memorials, Artwork & Sculpture in Public Areas BAD KLEVE Ehrenfriedhof (Cemetery of Honour) BAD PYRMONT Krieger Ehrenmal BERLIN Kaiser Wilhelm Monument (demolished in 1950) Neue Wache (New Watchhouse) GRAZ Peter Rosegger Monument HOHENSTEIN (Olsztynek) Tannenberg Memorial - see 26.06.1934, 29/69 (1939) HORST (ESSEN) Ruhrkämpferhrenmal (Ruhr fighters memorial) - see 07.11.1934 LEIPZIG Völkerschlachtdenkmal (Monument to the Battle of the Nations) MÖNCHENGLADBACH Kriegerdenkmal - see 29/70 MUNICH Bavaria statue at the Ruhmeshalle Ehrentempel - Honour Temples (mostly demolished in 1947) Feldherrnhalle - See 29/84 Kriegerdenkmal NEUBRANDENBURG Ehrenmal für die Gefallenen des Landes Stargard - see 33/24 SAARBRÜCKEN Bismarck Memorial (as Saarbrücken Castle) - see 13.01.1935 - 24/42 STUTTGART Bismarckturm - see 25.6.1937 WÜRZBURG Kriegerdenkmal Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

9th March 1937 Rudolf Hess Hospital 9th March 1937 Rudolf Hess Hospital 1/0 See 09.03.1937 - 33/20 cover to Dorow via Alfred Brauchle See 15.11.1937 cover to Dorow ony Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Allied Occupation Postage Stamps Allied Occupation Postage Stamps 1/1 Allied Occupation Postage Stamps Contents page listing the zones of occupation as catalogued by Michel Berlin and Brandenburg postage stamp issues 'Stadt Berlin' issues 3rd August - 6th December 1945 American and British Bizone postage stamp issues Allied Military Post ('AM Post') from the American, British and German print works up to 17th January 1946 French Zone postage stamp issues French Zone general issues, Baden, Rhine Palatinate, and Wüttemberg-Hohenzollen up to February 1948 Joint American, British and Soviet postage stamp issues Definitive and Commemoratives postage stamps from February 1946 - 1948 Soviet Zone postage stamp issues Postage stamps (including 'Saxon Obliterations') of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Bad Gottleuba, Schwarzenberg, Wurzen, East Saxony, Province of Saxony, Thuringen, and West Saxony from May 1945 - 1946 AMG - Italy (Sicily) Allied Military Postage - 15, 25, 30, 50, 60 centesimi, 1 lira, 2, 5, 10 lire 15 centesimi first issued 24.08.1943 (create page) - see 33/19 (all MNH) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Stamps first issued on 23rd June 1935 on a miniature sheet commemorating the Eastern European Stamp Exposition ‘OSTROPA’, Königsberg. Mi.576-579 (23.06.1935) Ostropa 1/0 Stamps first issued on 23rd June 1935 on a miniature sheet commemorating the Eastern European Stamp Exposition ‘OSTROPA’, Königsberg. ADD 29.06.1935 IMAGES TO THIS PAGE Create a page for Ostropa vignettes to include 14.09.1936 - Mi.576 - 3 Rpf - Tannenberg Memorial/ eagle. Ref: 29.06.1935 Mi.577 - 6 Rpf - Tannenberg Memorial/ eagle. Ref: 29.06.1935 Mi.578 - 12 Rpf - Königsberg castle/ East Prussian flag. Ref: 29.06.1935 Mi.579 - Heilsberg castle/ oak leaf. Ref: 29.06.1935 During the OSTROPA exhibition attendees were given the opportunity to sail on a one-day excursion.Two special cancellations were made for mail posted during these trips. Cranz-Rossitten: 27th June 1935. A one-day service between the baltic coastal towns of Cranz and Rossitten. Grosses Moosbruch: 30th June 1935. A one-day service for OSTROPA visitors. Unsure of destination. Possibly the same as above. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Reichswinterhilfe Lottery Postcards 1934/35 Reichswinterhilfe Lottery Postcards 1934/35 1/1 Reichswinterhilfe Lottery postcards 1934/35 Das schöne Deutschland (Bild) 51 - Schwäb. Hall - see 31.03.1935 145 - Moritzburg - with imprint, unused attached to 165 - see 33/14 154 - Nürnberg 165 - Friedrichshafen - without imprint, unused attached to 145 - see 33/14 Possibly group in ten to a page ? Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commercial postcard sent by Hagemann & Döpping to a radio shop in Sonneberg. Ref: 11.02.1933. Featuring JB: 126A ('Vermeidet/ Rundfunk=/ störungen!' - Avoid radio interference!). Stamp: Mi.465 11th February 1933 JB: Erfurt Commercial postcard from Hagemann & Döpping (reverse) Commercial postcard from Hagemann & Döpping (reverse) 1/1 Commercial postcard sent by Hagemann & Döpping to a radio shop in Sonneberg. Ref: 11.02.1933. Featuring JB: 126A ('Vermeidet/ Rundfunk=/ störungen!' - Avoid radio interference!). Stamp: Mi.465 Link to Hagemann & Döpping catalogue 1931 JB:126/814 ( Vermeidet/ Rundfunk=/ störungen! ) variations Variation of JB:126A/814 cancellation. The umlaut above the 'O' has points that are wider apart on the Köln cancel than that of the Erfurt cancel, which are narrower. Variation of JB:126A/814 cancellation. The umlaut above the 'O' has points that are wider apart on the Köln cancel than that of the Erfurt cancel, which are narrower. ERFURT cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Erfurt14/259 see 10.01.1937 - 27/82 JB:Erfurt21/259 see 12.03.1939 - 22/95 GENERIC CANCELLATIONS used in numerous cities including Erfurt JB:126A (Vermeidet/ Rundfunk=/ störungen!). Used in 106 places. Ref: 11.02.1933 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

27th October 1943 Volksbank 27th October 1943 Volksbank 1/0 See 27.10.1943 - 33/8 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Stamps of France Stamps of France 12.01.1943 Vichy France reverse.jpeg 12.01.1943 Vichy France reverse.jpeg 1/1 Cover sent from Tilly-sur-Seulles to Mosles, Calvados department, in northern France. Featuring a Vichy France postage stamp depicting the head of Marshal Pétain (Mi.524). With part-inverted date stamp?. Ref: 12.01.1943 Stamps of France Metropolitan France Vichy France - Zone Occupée - Zone Libre - Zone Nord - Zone Sud French Second Republic 2nd December 1852 - 1870 French Third Republic (4th September 1870 - 10th July 1940) Mi.FR375 - see 25.08.1940 Mi.FR429 - see 25.08.1940 Vichy France - The French State (Vichy France - 10th July 1940 - 9th August 1944) Notes: Following the armistice of 22nd June 1940 a demarcation line divided France. To the north and west French land was occupied and largely administered by the German army of occupation. To the south, Zone Libre, the French government had relocated from Paris to Vichy. Case Anton - the occupation of Vichy France (Zone Libre) by German and Italian troops between 10th - 27th November 1942. Following Case Anton, the north and west of France (Zone Occupée) was renamed Zone Nord. The south (Zone Libre) was renamed Zone Sud. The Italian army administered small areas of south-eastern France following the French surrender in 1940. These areas were increased following Case Anton . It is to be noted that the largest town in the initial area of control was Menton. Field post usage from the town during the period of occupation is lesser seen. With the Italian surrender on 8th September 1943 the German army continued in administering these areas. From Wikipedia (2025): The area of south-east France actually occupied by the Italians has been disputed. A study of the postal history of the region has cast new light on the part of France controlled by the Italians and the Germans (Trapnell, 2014). By studying mail that had been censored by the occupying power, this study showed that the Italians occupied the eastern part up to a 'line' joining Toulon - Gap - Grenoble - Chambéry - Annecy - Geneva. Places occupied by the Italians west of this were few or transitory. Mi.524. Ref: 12.01.1943 Mi.528. Ref: Prophila4 See 20.07.1943 (4 Franc Blue) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page