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Envelope with two hand stamp cancels of the XI Olympiad 1936 from the post office at the Deustchlandhalle (Ref: ET64(P38)). Ref: 01.08.1936 1st August 1936 1/1 Envelope with two hand stamp cancels of the XI Olympiad 1936 from the post office at the Deustchlandhalle (Ref: ET64(P38)). Ref: 01.08.1936 Further P38 hand stamp cancels of this type. There are 14 in total. 54 (P38) 'Berlin Olympisches Dorf'. Ref: 08.06.1936 55 (P38) 'Berlin Ausstellung Deutschland'. Ref: 01.08.1936 56 (P38) 'Berlin-Grünau Regattabahn' 57 (P38) 'Berlin Int. Sportstudenten-Lager'. Ref: 16.08.1936 58 (P38) 'Berlin Olympia-Reiterplatz' 59 (P38) 'Berlin Olympia - Schwimmstadion' 60 (P38) 'Berlin Olympialager Heerstrasse'. Ref: 07.08.1936 61 (P38) 'Berlin Olympia - Stadion'. Ref: 12.08.1936 62 (P38) 'Berlin Olympia - Stadion (Presse)' 63 (P38) 'Berlin Olympia - Presshauptquatier' 64 (P38) 'Berlin Deutschlandhalle'. Ref: 01.08.1936 (as shown above) 65 (P38) 'Berlin K.d.F. - Stadt'. Ref: 07.08.1936 66 (P38) 'Berlin Fahrbares Postamt' Ref: 01.08.1936 67 (P38) 'Berlin Int. Kanulager Müggelsee' Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

1st April 1943 Stalag III-B 1st April 1943 Stalag III-B 1/1 French POW postcard (complete with unattached reply card) sent from Stalag III-B in Fürstenberg to an address in France. At this time the camp held over 20,000 French POW's (as well as those from Yugoslavia, the Soviet Union and the USA). Ref: 01.04.1943 Stalag III-B Stalag III-B was open in December 1939 and was located in Fürstenberg/Oder until February 1945. It was then moved to Luckenwalde (Brandenberg) in February 1945 and in March/April 1945 to Stettin. It was liberated on 28th April 1945. Other pieces of correspondence French POW letter-sheet sent from Stalag III-Bat Fürstenberg to an address in France. At this time the camp heldover 20,000 French POW's (as well as those from Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union). Ref: 26.07.1942 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

25th August 1943 POWs in American Camps 25th August 1943 POWs in American Camps 25.08.1943 Campo 127.jpeg 25.08.1943 Campo 127 reverse.jpeg 25.08.1943 Campo 127.jpeg 1/2 POW letter-sheet sent from an Italian soldier detained at 'Camp Americano 127' situated in Chanzy (Side-Bel-Abbès) in Algeria. Research reveals that from this camp prisoners would be transported to America for detention. However, following the Italian surrender, inmates would be offered the opportunity to fight with the Allies against the German forces. It is also noted that after the war German POW's were recruited to the French Foreign Legion. Other Camps - CAMP 126 Saint Cloud, CAMP 101 at Casablanca. Ref: 25.08.1943 - 13/103 American POW Camps (situated outside of the USA) Camp 127 - Chanzy, Algeria. Letter-sheet imprint, 'W.D., P.M.G. Form No.4-2 March 22, 1943/ 16-33458-1 (star) U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1943). Ref: 28.08.1943 - 13/103 Notes on Camp 127 : Camp 131 - Oran, Algeria. Letter-sheet from an Italian POW. Imprint: 'W.D.P.M.G. Form No.4/ February 17, 1942'. Ref: 11.11.1943 Notes on Camp 131 : Contact Brief History to inform us of additonal information regarding this page

23rd September 1939 'Leberecht Maas' 23rd September 1939 'Leberecht Maas' 1/0 See 23.09.1939 - 29/89 (Deutsche Reichsmarine. Postcard Nr. 3060) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

15th February 1943 15th February 1943 15.02.1943 Dortmung Document reverse.jpeg 15.02.1943 Dortmung Document reverse.jpeg 1/1 An ID card stamp collectors had to use during the late years of WW2 to buy new special issue stamps. They had to register at a post office and the card was stamped every time they bought new stamps. Ref: 15.02.1943 - 13/12 Loose translation using DeepL On the continued purchase of special value stamps Name: House: Conditions: Special requests cannot be considered. New issues will only be handed out on presentation of this card. They must be collected within one week of the 1st day of issue, otherwise the entitlement lapses. The issue of the stamps is certified by the date stamp (reverse side). In the case of smaller quantities of special stamps, the allocation may be limited. No compensation will be paid in the event of loss or misuse of the permit.

Mi.51 (01.12.1939) B&M: Definitive for mass mailing Mi.51 (01.12.1939) B&M: Definitive for mass mailing 1/1 Commercial cover sent to the Citizens Credit Union within Hlinsko. The mail shot looks to be encouraging clients to use a calendar (most likely with their company name upon it) as 'The Key to Good Advertising'. The sender, Hynek Pavlu are publishers of postcards, calendars and greetings cards. They have used the 10 H 'GD-OT' mass mailing definitive stamp as this offers a reduced postage rate. Ref: 03.10.1940 - 4/48) Mi.51 Bohemia and Moravia: definitive stamp for mass mailing of commercial printed matter at reduced rate. Overprinted 10 H newspaper stamp (Mi.46) - 'GD-OT' - G eschäfts d rucksache - O bchodní t iskopis' ('Commercial printed matter' in German and Czech). Mi.51 (overprinted Mi.46). Ref: 03.10.1940 - 4/48) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Mi.15 (01.12.1939) B&M Postage Due Mi.15 (01.12.1939) B&M Postage Due Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Mi.716-729 (28.09.1939) Danzig definitive overprints Mi.716-729 (28.09.1939) Danzig definitive overprints 30.01.1940 Danzig Definitive overprints reverse.jpeg 30.01.1940 Danzig Definitive overprints reverse.jpeg 1/1 Registered 'collectors' cover sent from Berlin to Denmark. Featuring a full set of Danzig definitive overprints (Mi.716-729). Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 ANOMALY The cancellation date on this set of overprinted stamps can be 1st September 1939 (configured 'DANZIG/ DER FÜHRER/ HAT UNS BEFREIT/ 1. Sept. 1939'). The stamps were only valid from 28th September 1939, yet this cancellation was used for three months without its date changing. Mi.716 (on Mi.289) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.717 (on Mi.215) Ref: 17.02.1940 - 4/46 Mi.718 (on Mi.290) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.719 (on Mi.291) Ref: 01.09.1939 Mi.720 (on Mi.292) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.721 (on Mi.236) Ref: 29.05.1941 - 8/34 Mi.722 (on Mi.293) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.723 (on Mi.245) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.724 (on Mi.294) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.725 (newly produced stamp) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.726 (on Mi.295) Ref: 02.03.1940 - 2/45 Mi.727 (on Mi.296) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.728 (on Mi.297) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Mi.729 (on Mi.213) Ref: 30.01.1940 - 13/27 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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10th July 1939 Wasserkuppe 10th July 1939 Wasserkuppe 1/0 See 29/67 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Registered cover sent from 'Berlin Olympisches Dorf' featuring two stamp sequences; W106 (6+4+6, from MHB 58) and W110 (12+3+12, from MHB 57). With special commemorative cancellation. Ref: 15.08.1936 - 16/17 15th August 1936 MHB 58 15.08.1936 W105 MHB 58 reverse.jpeg 15.08.1936 W105 MHB 58 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Registered cover sent from 'Berlin Olympisches Dorf' featuring two stamp sequences; W106 (6+4+6, from MHB 58) and W110 (12+3+12, from MHB 57). With special commemorative cancellation. Ref: 15.08.1936 - 16/17 Stamp sequences from booklet sheet MHB 58 SK27 (Mi.610+Mi.611) from MHB 58. Ref: 15.08.1936 17/22 W103 (Mi.610+Mi.611) from MHB 58. Ref: 16.08.1936 - 16/18 W104 (Mi.610+Mi.611+Mi.610) from MHB 58. Ref: 15.08.1936 - 16/61 W106 (Mi.611+Mi.610+Mi.611) from MHB 58. Ref: 15.08.1936 - 16/17 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page