5th August 1939 16th German Radio Exhibition 5th August 1939 16th German Radio Exhibition 05.08.1939 Rundfunk aerial view reverse.jpeg 05.08.1939 Rundfunk aerial view reverse.jpeg 1/1 Postcard (franked but unaddressed) sent from the 16th Greater German Radio and Television Exhibition held in Berlin. The aerial view depicts the Berlin Messe (exhibition grounds). The large building to the central left is the main building with entrance hall. Opposite (to the upper central right) is the 'Haus des Rundfunks' (Broadcasting House). Ref: 05.08.1939 16th Greater German Radio and Television Exhibition, Berlin 1939 In 1939 the exhibition was called Grosse Deutsche Funk- und Fernseh-Ausstellung (Great German Radio and Television Exhibition). The Einheits-Fernseh-Empfänger E1 , a TV set designed to be affordable for everybody, was introduced. Plans for large-scale manufacture were thwarted by the outbreak of World War II. Color TV was also introduced (a prototype), based on an invention by Werner Flechsig (cf. shadow mask). Source: Wikipedia Postcard depicting a group of children listening to an open-air concert held at the exhibition. Ref: 05.08.1939 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

18th July 1943 Kriegshilfsdienst postcard series 18th July 1943 Kriegshilfsdienst postcard series 1/0 see 18.07.1943 - 23/46 (series 2 #8 ) Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commemorative envelope for the 1st Thüringen Postage Stamp Exhibition, Jena. Ref: 04.10.1936 2/113 4th October 1936 1/1 Commemorative envelope for the 1st Thüringen Postage Stamp Exhibition, Jena. Ref: 04.10.1936 2/113 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

14th February 1940 1/1 Cover sent from Cologne to Brussels featuring ABP Cologne hand stamp (CP1.2) and closure (CV2.1). Ref: 14.02.1940 Link to ABP Cologne

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10th June 1945 10th June 1945 Italian POW lettersheet most likely sent from Camp 308 in Libya. Featuring a censors hand stamp 'P/W MIDDLE/ EAST. 127' (Ref: CM1). Ref: 10.06.1945 Italian POW mail 10th June 1945 Italian POW mail 10th June 1945 1/1 The letter enclosed can be translated in the following way: 'Reverend To you once again, at least my request for news from you, I greet you, I am in good health as I hope you are. It is now 22 months that I receive nothing from home, nor from anyone else but I hope to soon as some of my friends have. We are well organised, we have our little Church and every Sunday we listen to the Mass and to ?? to help us be repatriated soon as I love the house of ?? and LA PATRIA not this sand of Africa, but that you also pray for our dear prisoners as I know that you pray for us. I am not more desperate because in these sad last months of 1943 which I bravely supported from the Germans on that Island I was always resigned to God and ?? who saved us from great danger. It is 18 months that we are with the Allies and we are very well but thoughts towards home are not missing because we need to turn them always to home. Best Wishes and Regards Salvatore Greetings to my family'

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16th May 1946 Straße der SA 16th May 1946 Straße der SA 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 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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13th March 1940 Barlog 8704 1/1 Barlog cartoon postcard depicting a group of soldiers about to meet two woman having a stroll. Bestell-Nr.8704. Ref: 13.03.1940 The caption reads: Translation required Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page