22nd June 1941 JB: Hamburg 22.06.1941 JB_Hamburg + Mi.779 reverse.jpeg 22.06.1941 JB_Hamburg + Mi.779 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Cover (most likely a CTO) sent from Hamburg to Sontheim. Featuring postage stamp Mi.779 (German Derby) and special cancellation JB:Hamburg114/358. Ref: 22.06.1941 HAMBURG cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Hamburg36/351 - see 27/32 JB:Hamburg64/353 - 'Hansposta/ 1935'. Ref: 12.10.1935 JB:Hamburg68/354 see 09.01.1937 - 26/81 (not the best example) JB:Hamburg85(I)/355 see 12.06.1938 - 24/47 JB:Hamburg93/356 - 'Heimkehr der Legion Condor/ 31.05. 1939'. Ref: 31.05.1939 - 29/42 JB:Hamburg94/356 see 29/62 JB:Hamburg96/356 see 29/68 JB:Hamburg103/357 see 26.06.1940 - 23/97 JB:Hamburg108/357 see 12.01.1941 - 24/50 JB:Hamburg114/358 - 'Grosser Deutschlandpreis der Drejährigen'. 'd'. Ref: 22.06.1941 Notes on JB:Hamburg114/358 - The 'a' stamp occurs in two types: The base stroke of the 'a' ending vertically downwards; base stroke of the 'a' bent to the right at the bottom. The 'b' stamp occurs in two types: Large 'b' ; small 'b'. Only surcharged postage stamps were cancelled. See 30/53 - 'a' vertical. GENERIC CANCELLATIONS used in numerous cities including Hamburg JB:126A/814 - see 10.04.1942 - 19/11 JB:143/816 - 'Rollende Mark/ macht Handwerk stark!/ Deine Hand dem/ Handwerk: 15.-21.10.33. Ref: 21.10.1933 JB:168/819 - see 19.03.1935 - 24/63 JB:175A/819 - see 34/92 JB:175Bd/819 - see 34/93 JB:208/823 - see 26.06.1942 JB:336/835 - see 19.09.1939 - 29/87 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Controversial Postal Addresses Controversial Postal Addresses 16.05.1946 Strasse der SA reverse.jpeg 16.05.1946 Strasse der SA reverse.jpeg 1/1 Commercial cover sent from Wuppertal with the original senders address of 'Straße der SA 157a' struck through and replaced with a hand written, 'Fr. Ebert - Str. 157a'. Also featuring postage stamps Mi.6 (10 Pf American Printing), and 2 x Mi.17 (3 Pf German Printing). Ref: 16.05.1946 - 14/77 Controversial and prohibited addresses within the Brief History collection During the 3rd Reich period Adolf Bartels Straße, Weimar - see 23.01.1943 Adolf Hitler Allee, Heilbronn Adolf Hitler Platz, Chemnitz - see 18.10.1935 Adolf Hitler Platz, Fellbach Adolf Hitler Platz, Großenhain Adolf Hitler Platz, Hannover (Archive only - 07.1943 - 23/47) Adolf Hitler Platz, Klagenfurt Adolf Hitler Platz, Radiumbad St. Joaoochimsthal (27.11.1944 - 27/76) Adolf Hitler Straße, Blumenhaus (Archive only - 28.01.1942) Adolf Hitler Straße, Burghausen Adolf Hitler Straße, Grafenwöhr - see 34/75 Adolf Hitler Straße, Heidenau Kleinsedlitz (Archive only - 05.1940 - 23/82) Adolf Hitler Straße, Kolmar (Colmar) Adolf Hitler Straße, Lichtenfels (See 27/56) Adolf Hitler Straße, Lörrach Adolf Hitler Straße, Neugersdorf Adolf Hitler Straße, Offenburg (?) Adolf Hitler Straße, Schweinsburg-Pleisse Adolf Hitler Straße, Soldin (Myślibórz, Poland) Adolf Hitler Straße, Spaichingen (see 06.09.1942 - 34/13) Adolf Hitler Straße, Steyr ober Donau (See 29/85) Adolf Hitler Straße, Straßburg-Schiltigheim (Archive only - 25.02.1941) Adolf Hitler Straße, Weiler (Archive only - 09.1943 - 16/30) Adolf Hitler Straße, Zeitz (Archive only - 10.1944 - 23/22) General Roettigstraße, Prague Hermann Göring Ufer, Frankfurt Hermann Göring Straße, Reutlingen (see 33/98) Horst Wessel-Allee, Nordhausen (Archive only - 01.1935 - 24/41) Horst Wessel Platz, Gmund Horst Wessel Platz, Wesermund - see 34/7 Horst Wessel Straße, Amberg - see 32/58 Horst Wessel Straße, Bad Wiessee - see 19/11 Horst Wessel Straße, Merzig Horst Wessel Straße, Werl SA Straße, Neuenhagen, Berlin Straße der SA, Schildow, Berlin Straße der SA, Schwarza, Saale - see 34/22 Straße der SA, Wuppertal-Elberfeld - see 33/34 Straße der SA, Eckernförde (Archive only - 25.11.1943 - Eckernförder Straße renamed Straße der SA in 1938 - renamed Eckernförder Allee in June 1946) Visible on post-war correspondence Straße der SA, Wuppertal Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

KLV-Lager Directory KLV-Lager Directory 27.03.1943 KLV-Lager Lipthal Mi.113 reverse.jpeg 27.03.1943 KLV-Lager Lipthal Mi.113 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Commercial cover sent from Prague to the KLV-Lager Hauptschule located at Lipthal (Liptál - Czech Republic). Ref: 27.03.1943 KLV-Lager Directory The evacuation of children in Germany during the World War II was designed to save children in Nazi Germany from the risks associated with the aerial bombing of cities, by moving them to areas thought to be less at risk. The German term used for this was Kinderlandverschickung (abbreviated to KLV), a short form of Verschickung der Kinder auf das Land (relocation of children to the countryside). Germany Pension Haus Breitenbach, Bad Wiessee - see 19/11 Nr. 96 - Hotel Reichspost, Masserberg - see 23.01.1943 - 33/9 Bohemia and Moravia Lipthal (Liptál, Czech Republic) ; Pro/217 Commercial cover to the KLV-Lager Hauptschule, 1943 Notes: From early 1943 KLV-Lagers within Bohemia and Moravia used alphanumeric identification prefixes: 'Pro' = Protektorate, and later 'BM' = Bohemia & Moravia. Source: Hammonds (2019) Netherlands Ndl. 7 (Hotel Spijker - Beek bei Nijmegen) Cover with correspondence from the lager, 1944 - see 28/55 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Kriegsmarine Vessel Directory Kriegsmarine Vessel Directory Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Kriegsmarine VESSEL DIRECTORY Incomplete list and not catagorised sufficiently SMS Franfurt (see 17/79) SMS Magdeburg (see 17/79) SMS Brummer (see 17/79) BATTLESHIPS BISMARCK CLASS Bismarck, Tirpitz SCHARNHORST CLASS Scharnhorst , Gneisenau HEAVY CRUISERS DEUTSCHLAND-CLASS Deutschland (Lützow), Admiral Scheer, Admiral Graf Spee - see 28/29 Deutschland incident (1937) Bombing of the heavy cruiser during the Spanish Civil War ADMIRAL HIPPER CLASS Admiral Hipper (see 33/92, a letter from crew member of Hipper) , Blücher, Prinz Eugen LIGHT CRUISERS EMDEN CLASS Emden KÖNIGSBERG CLASS Königsberg, Karlsruhe , Köln LEIPZIG CLASS Leipzig, Nürnberg DESTROYERS TYPE 1934 DESTROYERS Z1 - Leberecht Maas , Z2 - Georg Thiele, Z3 - Max Schultz, Z4 - Richard Bietzen TYPE 1934A DESTROYERS Z5 - Z9 - Wolfgang Zenker - Z16 TYPE 1936 DESTROYERS Z17 - Diether v. Roeder - see 19/7, Z18 - Hans Lüdemann , Z19 - Hermann Künne, Z20 - Karl Galster , Z21 - Wilhelm Heidkamp, Z22 - Anton Schmidtt TYPE 1936A DESTROYERS (Navik & Mob) Z23 - Z34, Z37 - Z39 TYPE 1936B DESTROYERS Z35 - 36, Z40 - 45 TYPE 1936C DESTROYERS Z46 - Z50 The Type1936C class was intended to consist of five ships, Z46 , Z47 , Z48 , Z49 and Z50 . They were designed to be an improvement of Type 1936A and B destroyers. Only two of the five ships, Z46 and Z47 , were ever laid down, and work was halted for a year between 1942 and 1943. Construction was constantly interrupted by numerous problems, predominantly due to air raids, material supply delays and a shortage of copper. The two ships that were laid down, Z46 and Z47 , were blown up by Allied troops in 1945. Source: Wikipedia 2026 TYPE 1937J DESTROYERS The Type 1937J destroyer class was a design created by the Kriegsmarine in 1937. The destroyers were designed as ocean-going escort ships, which could attack and defend convoys in the Atlantic, while also being able to operate in tropical climates. The design was abandoned before any ships were ordered or laid down, largely because the range and speed requirements could not be achieved without reductions in armament, however it went on to influence later project studies: the Type 1938Ac, 1938Ad, and 1938B destroyers. Source: Wikipedia 2026 TYPE 1945 DESTROYERS The Type 1945 destroyers were a planned class of destroyers, for the Kriegsmarine, whose design was based upon that of the Type 1936D and E destroyers. Their plan involved a return to steam boilers, which had been replaced by diesel engines in all ships designs after the Type 1942 destroyers. No ships were ever built, as the end of the war was rapidly approaching. Source: Wikipedia 2026 TORPEDO BOATS TYPE 35 T1 T12 TYPE 37 TYPE 39 TYPE 40 TYPE 41 TYPE 44 - T18, T19 - T30 Iltis, Wolf, Jaguar, Tiger Möwe, Falke, Kondor, Seeadler (also see 14.06.1937 SCW) VORPOSTENBOOT Patrol boats - coastal patrol, ship escort, and naval combat. V 315 Bris NAVAL ANTI-AIRCRAFT BATTERY Arkona Floating anti-aircraft battery Brummer AUXILIARY SHIPS Youth Hostel & Naval Accommodation Hein Godenwind Versorgungsschiff - Supply ship Brake - see 19/10 Edwin Wassner, Memel, Tanga, Mars, Isar, Lech, Weichsel, Donau, Mosel, Warnow Hela, Nettelbeck, Fuchs, Pelikan, Drache, Brommy, Hecht, Jagd, Delphin, Acheron, Frauenlob, Gazelle, Störtebecker, Nautilus, Otto Braun, Raule Strahl, Nordsee, Paul Beneke, Dahme, Nixe, MT 1 (Heppens), MT 2 (Mariensiel), C 21 - C 24, Orkan, Spree, Carl Zeiss, Taucher T 107, T 108, T 123, T 196, Claus van Bevern, Eduard Jungmann (T 153), T 155, T 156, T 157, T 158 Patrol trawlers (Vorpostenboote) - Beowulf, Freyr, Frithjof, Heimdall, Sigfrid, Wotan, Hagen, Hildbrande, Hugin, Munin, Odin, Volker Target service ships (Zielschiffe) - Hessen, Zähringen MINESWEEPERS M1 - M4, M6 - M36, Taku (M 146), M 72, M 75, M 84, M 98, M 102, M 104, M 110, M 111, M 117, M 117, M 122, M 126, M145, M157 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Wehrmacht Formations Kriegsmarine Wehrmacht Formations Kriegsmarine Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Wehrmacht - Kriegsmarine formations (as found on covers and postcards etc., within the Brief History collection) Also see 'Sea Defence Zones' Without FPN 2/ 2.E.M.A.A., Naval artillery replacement battalion, Zeven (11.1941) With FPN 00522 (01.1940) 01900 Minelayer Cobra (02.1942 - 32/59) 04203 Sperrschulflotte Kdo. (no date - 1940?) - see 34/86 05521 Diether v. Roeder (Z17) - see 19/7 07808 1st Minesweeper Flotilla, Bay of Danzig (10.1939) - see 34/76 09200 Arkona floating anti-aircraft vessel (02.1941) 10345 (11.1940 - 30/85) 12955 17. Lehrflotte. Kdo (02.1942 - 19/9) 17209 Admiral Hipper (02.1941 - 33/92, including handwritten letter) 20154 (07.1943) 21837 (12.1939) 22405 (04.1944) 24932 führer d.U-Boote (12.1939) - see 34/82 33088 (02.1942) 34954 (06.40 - 23/91) 38021 Versorgungsschiff Brake (04.1942 - 19/10) 38849 (07.1943) 41876 (06.1943) 50893 2.U-jagd-Flott. Kdo. (08.1944) - see 34/87 Offices Wehrmeldamt (Draft Board/Military Registration Office), Kiel - see 32/67 II. Admiral der Ostsee (Schiffsstammdivision), Kiel - see 18/56 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Collectors cover (cancelled but not posted) featuring airmail stamps Mi.538-339 (first issued 21.01.1934) and Mi.669-670 (first issued 05.07.1938). All tied with lesser seen special cancellation JB:Wien18/761. Ref: 29.09.1938 - 15/56 21st October 1938 JB: Vienna 1/1 Collectors cover (cancelled but not posted) featuring airmail stamps Mi.538-339 (first issued 21.01.1934) and Mi.669-670 (first issued 05.07.1938). All tied with lesser seen special cancellation JB:Wien18/761. Ref: 29.09.1938 - 15/56 WIEN cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Wien7/760 - 'Tag des Großdeutschen Reichs/ 9.April 1938'. In violet. Ref: 10.04.1938 JB:Wien7/760 - 'Tag des Großdeutschen Reichs/ 9.April 1938'. In black-violet. Ref: 09.04.1938 -16/90 JB:Wien8/760 - 'Ein Volk - Ein Reich - Ein Führer/ 10./ April/ 1938' (in black). Ref: 10.04.1938 JB:Wien8/760 - 'Ein Volk - Ein Reich - Ein Führer/ 10./ April/ 1938' (in violet). Ref: 10.04.1938 JB:Wien9/760 - see 26/97 JB:Wien18/761 - '1.Grossdeutscher Gaststättentag/ 9.38' Ref: 29.09.1938 - 15/56 JB:Wien19/761 - 'Weltmeisterschaft/ im Gewichtheben/ 1898 Wien 1938/ 21-23 Oktober/ Weltmeistershaft in Gewichtheben Wien 1898-1938'. Ref: 21.10.1938 JB:Wien25/762 - 'Tag der Deutschen Polizei' (Violet hand-stamp). Ref: 18.02.1940 JB:Wien31/762 - see 13.03.1939 - 22/96 JB:Vienna51/764 - 'Wiener Frühjahrsmesse 1940'. Ref: 14.03.1940 JB:Wien57/764 - see 30/56 ('a' - 1941) & 30/92 ('b' - 1940) JB:Wien76/766 - see 30/62 JB:Wien80/766 - see 33/91 JB: Wien84/767 - 'Ausstellung 'Kampf um Wien' 26.4. - 2.6.1941'. Ref: 09.06.1941 Note: JB:Wien84/767 - Bochmann catalogues the use of this cancellation as between 26th April and 2nd June 1941. The example above is dated 9th June 1941. JB:Wien92/767 - see 33/39 JB:Wien92/767 - also see 33/47 - Official cover for KdF T d B, Vienna (add this to the page with explanation) JB:Wien59B/765 - see 19/8 JB:Wien95/768 - see 13/94 JB:Wien96/768 - see 7/13 JB:Wien99/768 - 'Georg Ritter von Schönerer/ Künder und/ Wegbereiter des/ Grossdeutschen/ Reiches/ Schönerer - Ausstellung - Messepalast 26.Sept.-8.Nov./ 1942'. Ref: 01.02.1944 JB:Wien107/769 - see 15.08.1943 - 33/97 JB:Wien109/769 - 'Ausstellung 1918/ Dezember 1943-/ Februar 1944'. Ref: 01.02.1944 JB:Wien111/769 - 'Deutsche Ruder/ Meisterschaften/ 30.7./ 44'. Ref: 30.07.1944 - 34/24 Note: JB:Wien111/769 is the last special cancellation issued for Vienna during the 3rd Reich period. GENERIC CANCELLATIONS used in numerous cities including Vienna JB:188A/820 - see 19/2 JB:268/828 - see 27.05.1942 - 32/71 JB:422/843 - see 19.09.1944 - 24/94 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Bridges Bridges 1/1 Bridges Road and rail bridges of Germany Köln - Mülheimer Hängebrücke - see 20.08.1933 - 34/88 Leipzig - Zeppelinbrücke - see 11.01.1943 - 7/11 München-Landesgrenze - Mangefallbrücke - see 1.08.1936 - 34/95 Rendsburg - Hochbrücke - see 19/6 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Sudetenland 1938 Postal history Sudetenland 1938 Postal history 22.09.1938 JB_Rumburg reverse.jpeg 22.09.1938 JB_Rumburg reverse.jpeg 1/1 Cover featuring a Rumburg 'Tag der Befreiung' (Liberation Day) cancel tied to a block of four Czechoslovakian stamps (Mi.401). Ref: 22.09.1938 - 4/23 Sudetenland Postal History 22nd September 1938 'Tag der Befriung' cancellation (and Sudetenland timeline) 'Wir sind frei' cancellations 03.10.1938 (Eger/ Hitler's speech) 09.10.1938 (Aussig) 13.10.1938 (Eger/ Bochmann cancellations) Provisional hand-stamp cancellations 29.10.1938 (Postanstalt Altrohlau) Hohen-Elbe - see 07.11.1938 - 19/1 Trautenau (provsional + slogan) - see 19/4 Propaganda slogans 03.10.1938 (Asch/ Bochmann cancellations), 'Wir haben das joch...' 04.10.1938 (Bergstadt Platten), 'Einmarsch...' - see 19/3 06.10.1938 (Haida), 'Der Führer in Haida 6.Okt.1938' 11.10.1938 ( Graslitz ) , 'Dank dem führer...' Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Cover featuring special Chemnitz cancellation for the inaugural football match (Germany v. Poland) at the new stadium. The image depicting the stadium portal. Ref: 18.09.1938 - 15/5 18th September 1938 JB:Chemnitz 18.09.1938 JB_Chemnitz27_193 reverse.jpeg 18.09.1938 JB_Chemnitz27_193 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Cover featuring special Chemnitz cancellation for the inaugural football match (Germany v. Poland) at the new stadium. The image depicting the stadium portal. Ref: 18.09.1938 - 15/5 CHEMNITZ cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Chemnitz18/192 - '2.Tag der Briefmarke'. Ref: 10.01.1937 JB:Chemnitz23Hd/193 - see 34/97 JB:Chemnitz27/193 - 'Industrie-u. Handelssttadt 35000 Einwohner/ Weihe d.Großkampfbahn/ Länderspiel Deutschland-Polen/ 18.9.1938'. Ref: 18.09.1938 - 15/5 JB:Chemnitz38/194 - 33/41 JB:181/820 - 18.10.935 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postcard (Mi.P226I) sent to Ministerialrat Hermann Scherer. Featuring special cancellation JB:Munich110/555. Ref: 11.04.1938 - 28/93 11th April 1938 JB: Munich 1/1 Postcard (Mi.P226I) sent to Ministerialrat Hermann Scherer. Featuring special cancellation JB:Munich110/555. Ref: 11.04.1938 - 28/93 MUNICH cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Munich60/548 - 'Gesellschaftsfahrten/ mit Postauto/ sind/ billig, bequem/ und genussreich'. Ref: 31.12.1937 JB:Munich73/550 - 'Hauptstadt der Bewegung'. Used from 1936 to 1945 with over 300 configurations. Ref: 26.01.1944 JB:Munich85/553 - See 34/67 JB:Munich89/553 - 'Hauptstadt der/ Bewegung/ 9.11.23-9.11.1936'. Ref: 09.11.1936 JB:Munich92/553 - See 34/66 JB:Munich94/553 - See 09.05.1937 JB:Munich97/554 - See 18.07.1943 - 25/97 JB:Munich98/554 - 'Tag der Deutschen Kunst - 1937 - Hauptstadt der Bewegung/ 1933/ 19 37'. Ref: 16.07.1937 JB:Munich110/555 - 'Internat./ Ringkampf - Turnier/ Großer/ Bayern - Pries/ 1938/ Munchen - Zirkusgebäude'. Ref: 11.04.1938 - 28/93 JB:Munich111/555 - See 28/95 JB:Munich112/555 - 'Hauptstadt der Bewegung - Geburtstag des Führers/ 20.April 1938'. Ref: 20.04.1938 - 29/1 JB:Munich115/555 - see 28/1 JB:Munich118/556 - 'Das Braune Band des Springsports/ 30.7.1938.' Ref: 30.07.1938 - 28/27 JB:Munich119/556 - 'Das Braune Band v.Deutschland/ 31.7.1938'. Ref: 31.07.1938 - 28/28 JB:Munich121/556 - see 28/72 JB:124/556 - 02.03.1939 & 29/84 JB:Munich127/556 - 'Fachschau für das Gaststätten- und Beherbergungsgewerbe/ 1939/ Mai 1939/ Hauptstadt der Bewegung'. Ref: 10.05.1939 - 29/30 JB:Munich135/557 - 'Das Braune Band des Springsports/ 29.7.1939'. Ref: 29.07.1939 - 14/44 JB:Munich144/558 - Begegnung/ Hitler Mussolini/ 18.6.40./ Haupstadt der Bewegung'. Ref: 18.06.1940 JB:Munich151/559 - 'Gau-Strassen-Sammlung der Beamtenschaft/ 4.-5.1.1941/ Hauptstadt der Bewegung'. Ref: 04.01.1938 JB:Munich156/559 - see 30.01.1941 - 32/34 JB:Munich159/559 - see 20.04.1941 - 23/20 JB:Munich163/560 - 'Das Braune Band von Deutschland 1941/ 27.7.1941.' Ref: 27.07.1941 - 16/84 JB:Munich167/560 - see 27/20 JB:Munich177/561 - 'Deutscher Alpenpreis 1942/ 19.7.1942'. Ref: 19.07.1942 JB:Munich178/561 - see 33/94 JB:Munich189/562 - 'Hauptstadt der Bewegung/ 9.Nov.1943.' Ref: 09.11.1943 JB: Munich191/562 - 'Das Braune Band/ 10 Jahre/ 6.8.1944'. Ref: 06.08.1944 Note : JB: Munich191/562 was the last special cancellation issued during the 3rd Reich period. JB:Munich198/563 - 'Briefmarkenausstellung/ zu Gunsten des Bayerischen Roten Kreuzes/ 30.8. 7.9.47'. Ref: 03.09.1947 JB:Munich202/563 - 'Germana Esperanto - Kongreso Pentekosto 1948/ Pfingsten/ 1948/ Deutscher/ Esperanto/ Kongress'. Ref: 16.05.1948 - 15/17 JB:Munich202 variations Generic cancellations JB:169/819 - 27.05.1935 JB:186/820 - 04.12.1935 JB:187/820 - 02.02.1936 JB:210A/823 - 34/95 JB:260/827 - 33/27 JB:295/831 - 28/67 JB:308/832 - 02.03.1939 JB:350/836 - 'Kriegs/ WHW'. Issued in eight cities. JB:363/837 - 32/29 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 Also see 27/93, 34/94 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

Lieds Postcards featuring song lyrics Lieds Postcards featuring song lyrics Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 LIEDS & SONGS As featured on postcards and referenced in letters Das Lied von den Lügenlords The song of the lying Lords Deutsche is die Saar See 34/91 Erika Groß Liede zur Saar Abstimmung by Ottomar Schneider (1934?) La Paloma - Die weiße Taube by Sebastián Iradier (1929 German version) Rosemarie as referenced in a 'Barlog' cartoon Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page