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10th June 1940 DJH donation stamps (065 - 072) 1/0 See 10.06.1940 - 23/90 (DJH068 - a) a = on white/cream coloured paper and printed in blue, b = on white/cream coloured paper and printed in brown, c = on white/cream coloured paper and printed in red-brown, d = on reddish coloured paper and printed in red, e = on green coloured paper and printed in blue. DJH065 a, b, c, d, e - Girls gathering in the wheat (Prophila40 - c) DJH066 a, b, c, d, e - Boys leading a horse (Prophila40 - a) DJH067 a, b, c, d, e - Two boys trekking (Prophila40 - d) DJH068 a, b, c, d, e - Boy with a model glider a = on cream coloured paper and printed in black-olive, b = on white coloured paper and printed in black-blue-green, c = on white coloured paper and printed in bluish-green, d = on cream coloured paper and printed in light yellow-brown, e = on light chrome-yellow coloured paper and printed in dark purple-brown, f = on greyish coloured paper and printed in dark grey. DJH069 a, b, c, d, e, f - Girl with two younger sisters (Prophila40 - d) DJH070 a, b, c, d, e, f - Boy with postal delivery DJH071 a, b, c, d, e, f - Boy skiing (Prophila40 - c) DJH072 a, b, c, d, e, f - Accordion girls Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Fridericus 1933 Booklet (22.05.1933) Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png Screenshot 2021-11-27 at 09.29.50.png 1/1 Fridericus 1933 , Hindenburg 1933 , Wagner 1933 , Hindenburg 1934 , Professions 1934 , Folk Costumes 1935 , Olympic Games 1936 , Hindenburg 1936/37 , Modern Buildings 1936 , Hindenburg 1937/39 , Ships 1937 , Ostmark 1938 , Hindenburg 1939 , Buildings 1939 , Hindenburg 1940/41 , Buildings 1940 , Adolf Hitler 1941 Fridericus 1933 Booklet Pane Variations 14.06.1933 Mi. H-Pane 75 - S102 - use for main cover illustration 27.07.1933 Mi. H-Pane 75 - W45 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

6th July 1943 Light cruiser 'Karlsruhe' 6th July 1943 Light cruiser 'Karlsruhe' 1/0 see 06.07.1943 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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12th February 1945 Hanna Hertell 12th February 1945 Hanna Hertell 12.02.1945 Hanna Hertell VDA reverse.jpeg 12.02.1945 Hanna Hertell VDA reverse.jpeg 1/1 Postcard featuring a depicting of Gottschee by artist Hanna Hertell. Produced for the VDA organisation. Imprint: '471', 'B.5, R.2 Nr.2'. Sent from Prague via feldpost (FPN 13003). Ref: 12.02.1945 Artworks by Hanna Hertell 'Gottschee' (VDA postcard B.5, R.2 Nr.2). Ref: 12.02.1945 Notes on Gottschee from Wikipedia. Kočevje, German: Gottschee , a town and the seat of Municipality of Kočevje in southern Slovenia. Some Gottscheer community leaders embraced Nazism and agitated for 'assistance' and 'repatriation' to the Reich even before the German invasion in 1941, but most Gottscheers had no interest in reuniting with Greater Germany or in joining the Nazis. They had been integrated into society with their Slovene neighbours, often intermarrying and becoming bilingual while maintaining their Germanic language and customs. But propaganda and Nazi ideology prevailed, and the Main Welfare Office for Ethnic Germans (VoMi) began planning the Gottschee resettlement from the Italian-annexed territory to the Rann Triangle (German: Ranner Dreieck ), the region in Lower Styria between the confluences of the Krka, Sotla, and Sava rivers. To achieve their goal, accommodation had to be made for the Gottschee settlers and, beginning in November 1941, some 46,000 Slovenes from the Rann Triangle region were deported to eastern Germany for potential Germanisation or forced labor. Shortly before that, propaganda aimed at both the Gottscheers and the Slovenes promised the latter equivalent farmland in Germany for the land relinquished in Lower Styria. The Gottscheers were given Reich passports and transportation to the Rann area straight after the forced departure of the Slovenes. Most left their homes following coercion and threats as the VoMi had set 31st December 1941 as the deadline for the movement of both groups. Though many Gottscheers received houses and farmland, inevitably there was great dissatisfaction that many properties were of lesser value and quality than their original lands, and many were in disarray after the hasty expulsion of their previous occupants. From the time of their arrival until the end of the war, Gottscheer farmers were harassed and sometimes killed by Yugoslav partisans who saw them as an instrument of the Axis powers. The attempt to resettle the Gottscheers proved a costly failure for the Nazi regime, which needed to deploy extra manpower to protect the farmers from the partisans. The deported Slovenes were taken to several camps in Saxony, Silesia, and elsewhere in Germany, where they were forced to work on German farms or in factories from 1941 to 1945. The laborers were not always kept in formal internment, but often in nearby vacant buildings. After the end of the war, most returned to Yugoslavia to find their homes destroyed. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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Postcard sent from Hamburg to Dr. Heinz Stiefelhagen (1887-1946, botanist, teacher) in Saarbrücken from the Society of Philatelic Friends of Literature. Stamp: Mi.410. Note: 'Eilige Drucksache' = Urgent Printed Matter. Ref: 02.04.1933 2nd April 1933 Philatelic Friends of Literature 1/1 Postcard sent from Hamburg to Dr. Heinz Stiefelhagen (1887-1946, botanist, teacher) in Saarbrücken from the Society of Philatelic Friends of Literature. Stamp: Mi.410. Note: 'Eilige Drucksache' = Urgent Printed Matter. Ref: 02.04.1933 The card announces newly admitted members (numbers 48 - 55) Jakob Sessler Werner Voss Austrian Philatelic Club 'Vindobona' (Note: 'Vindobona' was the name of a Roman camp in Vienna). A link to the 'Vindobona' Philatelic Club can be found here Viktor Pessiak (associated with 'Vindobona') Hermann Vielguth (associated with 'Vindobona') Anto Kumpf-Mikuli Link to an article on Kumpf-Mikuli Hermine Lorenz Josef Hirsch Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Rare cover featuring Mi.498, the 'Chicagofahrt' overprint, celebrating the airship 'Graf Zeppelin' (LZ127) and its flight to the World's Fair in Chicago. Ref: 14.10.1933 - 10/8 14th October 1933 1/1 Rare cover featuring Mi.498, the 'Chicagofahrt' overprint, celebrating the airship 'Graf Zeppelin' (LZ127) and its flight to the World's Fair in Chicago. Ref: 14.10.1933 - 10/8 The present cover attested by Dr. Joachim Simon on 19th May 1997 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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