23rd September 1944 Stalag IV-F 23rd September 1944 Stalag IV-F Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Stalag IV-F see 29.10.1941 - 21/11 17.07.1943 - 23/45 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

19th September 1944 Station Command Posts 19th September 1944 Station Command Posts 1/0 See 19.09.1944 - 29/86 Station officers (Bhf.Offz. or Haf.Offz.) Station command posts (Bhf.Kdtr.) They consist solely of military personnel, are subordinate to the transport commands, and are deployed at particularly important railway stations that are heavily occupied by troop or supply transports. Within the designated station area, the station officers monitor and support cooperation between military units or troops and the Reichsbahn (German National Railway), and, if necessary, reconcile the interests of both parties. In particular, they assist with troop movements, ensure the station's protection against air and ground attacks, and maintain order within the station. Their primary task is to prevent disruptions to train services caused by a lack of cooperation between the troops and the Reichsbahn. Within their area of responsibility, they have command authority over the troops, but not over the Reichsbahn (German National Railway), air raid protection units, or local defense units. In special cases, especially in areas threatened by the enemy, they may also be given command of parts of the reinforced railway security or guard units. When railway station officers are deployed to monitor military inland ports, they are called port officers. The differences between station officers and station commandantries are based on the KStN (German Railway Staff Regulations), but their tasks are the same. Source: forum-der-wehrmacht.de/ Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

6th December 1944 Kohlenklau - Feldpost 6th December 1944 Kohlenklau - Feldpost 06.12.1942 Coal thief 'disguised' - feldpost .jpeg 06.12.1942 Coal thief 'disguised' - feldpost .jpeg 1/1 Feldpost letter-sheet (published by Pan B Papier - 'C 0082') featuring a printed cartoon to the reverse panel. The image depicts the 'Coal thief' seeking to disguise himself to avoid capture. The caption reads, 'And even if he is cleverly disguised, we'll catch him, you've been warned!' Ref: 06.12.1944 FOR OFFICIAL 'COAL THIEF' POSTAL STATIONERY CLICK HERE Feldpost letter-sheet (published by Pan B Papier - 'C 0082') featuring a printed cartoon to the reverse panel. The image depicts the 'Coal thief' being kicked out of a barracks door. The caption reads, ' He steals from us in a different way. What he gets here is not very tender!' Ref: 01.12.1944 Feldpost envelope featuring a printed label adhered to the reverse, replicating that of the 'Pan B Papier' letter-sheet. The label measures 108 x 75mm. Ref: 13.09.1942 The underside of an unused feldpost box (with front address panel measuring 110 x 84mm), featuring a 'Coal thief' label depicting a cartoon with the caption, 'If he shows up in our sector, he'll be sorry, you can count on it!' The label measures 139 x 75mm. Ref: 2/135. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

21st January 1944 B&M Freiwillige Feuerwehr 21st January 1944 B&M Freiwillige Feuerwehr 21.01.1944 freiwillige Feuerwehr cover.jpeg 21.01.1944 freiwillige Feuerwehr cover.jpeg 1/1 Registered envelope sent from Brünn to Prague. The duel language senders address is hand-stamped to the reverse reads, 'Freiwillige Feuerwehr/ Brünn-Bohonitz/ Sbor dobrovolnych hasiču/ Brno-Bohumoe' (Volunteer Fire Brigade, Brno-Bohonice). Ref: 21.01.1944 Freiwillige Feuerwehr (Volunteer Fire Brigade) From Wikipedia: The first volunteer fire brigade in Czechoslovakia is considered to be the volunteer group formed in 1851 by the retired Austrian officer Ferdinand Leitenberger in Reichstadt (today Zákupy), Bohemia. The first municipal fire department was founded in Prague in 1853. The structures were historically similar to those in Austria until after the Second World War. It was only after the Second World War that the structures were fundamentally changed with the re-establishment of Czechoslovakia. In 1953, the fire service was placed under the Ministry of the Interior by Law No. 35/1953. A basic military structure was created. In 1958 the organisation became somewhat decentralised. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

23rd May 1944 23rd May 1944 1/1 Registered cover sent from Fallbach to Bad Cannstatt. Featuring stamps Mi.874 (4 Pf), Mi.877 (8 Pf), and Mi.885 (30 Pf). Cancellation = JB: Fellbach2/271 (used between 1943 - 1953). Ref: 23.05.1944

Mi.133-135 (15.03.1944) B&M 5th Year Anniversary Mi.133-135 (15.03.1944) B&M 5th Year Anniversary 15.03.1944 FDC Mi.133-135 reverse.jpeg 15.03.1944 FDC Mi.133-135 reverse.jpeg 1/1 FDC (CTO, Iglau, 15th March 1944 on cover with Mindelheim cancel to reverse dated 27th April 1944). With a complete set of 5th Anniversary of the founding of the Protectorate issue (Mi.133-135). Ref: 15.03.1944 Mi.133-135 5th Anniversary of the founding of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia Mi.133 (Chod and Hanák traditional dress). Ref: 15.03.1944 Mi.134 (German Reich coat of arms and of Bohemia & Moravia). Ref: 15.03.1944 Mi.135 (Chod and Hanák traditional dress). Ref: 15.03.1944 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

29th November 1944 JB: Radiumbad St.Joachimstahl 29th November 1944 JB: Radiumbad St.Joachimstahl 1/0 See 27/76

22nd June 1944 22nd June 1944 1/0 Official feldpost cover sent from the 'Wehrbezirkskommando' (Military recruiting subdistrict headquarters), München II to Major d.R.z.V. Dr. Hans Loibl. Ref: 22.06.1944 ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us.

2nd March 1944 Typewritten Feldpost 2nd March 1944 Typewritten Feldpost 02.03.1944 26_16 reverse.jpeg 02.03.1944 26_16 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Research: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lviv Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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22nd August 1944 Stalag III-D 22nd August 1944 Stalag III-D Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Stalag III-D Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

4th August 1941 Brüsseler Maschinenstempel 4th August 1941 Brüsseler Maschinenstempel 1/0 Feldpost cover sent from FPN L 51289 to Hamburg. Featuring Brussels machine cancellation Type 24 (MFP24/51). Ref: 04.08.1944 Brüsseler Maschinenstempel In the period 1940-1944, a reworked machine cancellation with 'FELDPOST' stamp head was used in Brussels. Michel designates these as Type 1 to Type 24. MFP p.50-51 Type 2 used 03.01.1941 - 13.02.1941 - see 32/27 Type 24 used 29.07.44 - 31.08.44 (Brussels liberated by the Allies on 3rd September 1944). Ref: 04.08.1944 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page