10th March 1943 10th March 1943 1/1 Feldpost postcard sent from FPN L 50878 Berlin. Postcard produced by the VDA (Verein für Deutsche Kulturbeziehungen im Ausland) depicts the Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg (after World War I, the French state had confiscated the castle in accordance with the 1919 Treaty of Versailles). Imprint P.1 R.20 Nr.3. Ref: 10.03.1943 Location of the Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg

LX5 (1.29) Ref: 17.04.1933 17th April 1933 1/2 LX5 (1.29) Ref: 17.04.1933 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

19th September 1943 Quotation imprint 2.43 19th September 1943 Quotation imprint 2.43 1/0 Feldpost postcard featuring the printed quotation, 'Wenn unser Wille so stark ist, daß keine Not ihn mehr zu zwingen vermag, dann wird unser Wille und unser deutscher Stahl auch die Not meistern' (Adolf Hitler am 1.9.39). Loosely translated as, 'When our will is so strong that no adversity can force it, then our will and our German steel will also master adversity.' Imprint 2.43. Postcard size 105 x 149mm. With signs of perforation to lower edge. Ref: 19.09.1943. Cancellation MFP32/88. Imprint 2.43 variations Imprint 2.43. Postcard size.110 x 148. With signs of perforation to lower edge. Ref: 26.05.1944

Parole der Woche Parole der Woche 23.02.1940 Parole der Woche.jpeg 23.02.1940 Parole der Woche.jpeg 1/1 Cover featuring Parole der Woche Nr.8, 'Der Feind hat das Wort:' to the reverse. Ref: 23.02.1940 - 16/27 Parole der Woche 1939 Nr.52, 'Nur nicht weich werden, Mister Chamberlain!!'. Ref: 29.12.1939 See 16.11.1939 - 21/19 PdW #45 (1939) 1940 Nr.2, 'Sozialismus'. Ref: 08.04.1940 - 23/69 Nr.8, 'Der Feind hat das Wort:'. Ref: 23.02.1940 Nr.12, 'Gut festnageln!'. Ref: 04.05.1940 Nr.47 - 'Verbrechergeist - Verbrechertaten!'. See 30/84 Ntr.52 - 'Wie sag' ich's meinem Kinde?' - See 32/26 1941 Nr.43, 'Bischöfe haben das Wort:'. Ref: 29.10.1941 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postcard depicting Gitta Alpár (1903-1991) Hungarian Opera Singer and Actress. Imprint Iris 6616. Featuring Bochmann: Leipzig76/472Ref: 07.03.1933. 7th March 1933 Gitta Alpar 1/1 Postcard depicting Gitta Alpár (1903-1991) Hungarian Opera Singer and Actress. Imprint Iris 6616. Featuring Bochmann: Leipzig76/472Ref: 07.03.1933. ALPÁR, Gitta (1903-1991). In 1931 Alpár married the German actor Gustav Fröhlich. It was in Germany that Alpár made her first motion picture films. However, she was to appear on Hitler's 'hit list', alongside other non-conformist celebrities, in the book Juden sehen Dich (Jews Are Looking at You) by Johann von Leers. Alpár departed Germany in 1933, with her married to Fröhlich being dissolved in 1935 (it was illegal for an aryan German to be married to a Jew). Alpár's career continued and she successfully settled in the United States. Ref:07.03.1933 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

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20th January 1940 JB:Ballenstedt 20.01.1940 W141 reverse.jpeg 20.01.1940 W141 reverse.jpeg 1/1 Cover sent from Ballenstedt to Bernburg. Featuring W141 (A11.4 + 12 + A11.4). Ref: 20.01.1940 BALLENSTEDT cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Ballenstedt3/78 - 'Ferienziel/ im Harz' (featuring Schloß Ballenstedt). Ref: 20.01.1940 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Commercial postcard sent from a stamp dealer in Vienna to an address in Prague. The dealer has overprinted the card with his business detail. The card in question has a 'K.u.K. FELDPOST' 8 PF imprint stamp of the Austro-Hungarian Military, c.1917. Note: 'K.u.K. = 'Kaiserliche und Konigliche'. The correspondence to the reverse reads, 'Mr W.O. Staeb, Rutherford, N.J., who assumes that you are no longer interested in posting items to him, would like to ask you to send the unused blank club exchange forms you have in your possession to my address in Vienna as soon as possible and to let me know how you would like me to pay the postage.' Ref: 04.08.1938 4th August 1938 'K.u.K. FELDPOST' 04.08.1938 Stohmann mixed postage reverse.jpeg 04.08.1938 Stohmann mixed postage reverse.jpeg 1/1 Commercial postcard sent from a stamp dealer in Vienna to an address in Prague. The dealer has overprinted the card with his business detail. The card in question has a 'K.u.K. FELDPOST' 8 PF imprint stamp of the Austro-Hungarian Military, c.1917. Note: 'K.u.K. = 'Kaiserliche und Konigliche'. The correspondence to the reverse reads, 'Mr W.O. Staeb, Rutherford, N.J., who assumes that you are no longer interested in posting items to him, would like to ask you to send the unused blank club exchange forms you have in your possession to my address in Vienna as soon as possible and to let me know how you would like me to pay the postage.' Ref: 04.08.1938 'K.u.K. FELDPOST' Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

2nd January 1937 2nd January 1937 1/1 Postcard with unusual label/vignette 'Deutschland/ 1936/ Ibero-America' 75 Pfenige'. note 'America' is spelt with a 'c' and not a 'k'. Ref: 02.01.1937 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

Postcard sent from Fassberg to an address in Bremen, depicting the Heinkel He 70 'Blitz'. Note: There appears to be no record of aircraft identification code 'D-U 60 R'. Ref: 01.11.1935 1st November 1935 Heinkel He 70 'Blitz' 1/1 Postcard sent from Fassberg to an address in Bremen, depicting the Heinkel He 70 'Blitz'. Note: There appears to be no record of aircraft identification code 'D-U 60 R'. Ref: 01.11.1935 Further information and variations Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regrding this page

Berlinische Verlagsanstalt printing and publishing house. Jewish business. Founded in 1903 and ceased trading in 1937. 3rd November 1934 1/1 Berlinische Verlagsanstalt printing and publishing house. Jewish business. Founded in 1903 and ceased trading in 1937. Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page