Mi.1-19 (15.07.1939) B&M: ČSR definitive o/prints Mi.1-19 (15.07.1939) B&M: ČSR definitive o/prints Mi.1-19 Bohemia and Moravia Cover featuring Mi.12 overprint 'BOHMEN u. MÄHREN/ ČECHY a MORAVA' (on Mi.352). Ref: 10.08.1939 Mi.1 - 19 Czech definitive stamps (portraits and landscapes) overprinted with obliteration and duel language 'Bohemia & Moravia'. Mi.1 (o/print on Mi.277 - coat of arms). Ref: 21.11.1939 - 15/65 Mi.2 (o/print on Mi.278 - coat of arms). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.3 (o/print on Mi.279 - coat of arms). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.4 (o/rprint on Mi.280 - coat of arms). Ref: 21.11.1939 - 15/65 Mi.5 (o/print on Mi.281 - coat of arms). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.6 (o/print on Mi.347 - Comenius). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.7 (o/print on Mi.400 - Skoda works). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.8 (o/print on Mi.349 - Stefánik). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.9 (o/print on Mi.350 - Masaryk; 1 Kč). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.10 (o/print on Mi.A1 - Masaryk; 1 K). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.11 (o/print on Mi.351 - Mukačevo-Palanok). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.12 (o/print on Mi.352 - Neusohl) Ref: 10.08.1939 Mi.13 (o/print on Mi.386 - Kuttenberg). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.14 (o/print on Mi.353 - Klingenberg). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.15 (o/print on Mi.354 - Castle ruin Strečno). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.16 (o/print on Mi.355 - Castle Gross-Skal). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.17 (o/print on Mi.357 - Bad Podiebrad). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.18 (o/print on Mi.358 - Olmutz). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Mi.19 (o/print on Mi.359 - Pressburg). Ref: 28.07.1939 - 17/11 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

12th February 1939 Barlog 1481 & 8715 12th February 1939 Barlog 1481 8715 Barlog cartoon postcard depicting a soldier standing the canteen serving hatch. Bestell-Nr.1481. Ref:12.01.1939 The caption reads: Translation required VARIATION Bestell-Nr. 8715. Identical image and caption text. Ref: 09.12.1940 For further information on the Barlog cartoon variations please contact Brief History using the link below Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regrding this page

23rd December 1939 MHB 65 23rd December 1939 MHB 65 Cover sent from Bonn featuring a stamp sequence from MHB 65 (W139). Ref: 23.12.1939 - 15/85 Stamp sequences from booklet sheet MHB 65 W139 (Mi.732+Mi.733+Mi.732) taken from MHB 65. Ref: 23.12.1939 - 15/85 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

27th May 1939 JB: Bamberg 27th May 1939 Bochmann Bamberg Self-addressed postcard featuring special cancellation JB:Bamberg9/79. Ref: 27.05.1939 BAMBERG cancellations as featured in the Bochmann catalogues (1952) JB:Bamberg9/79 - '1. Großführerlager/ der HJ. Bayer.Ostmark/ vom/ 27.5.-4.6.1939'. Ref: 27.05.1939 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

4th December 1939 4th December 1939 Light cruiser Emden Postcard depicting the German light cruiser 'Emden'. Ref: 04.12.1939 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

15th March 1939 Iglau 15th March 1939 Iglau see 15.03.1939 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

21st July 1939 Mi.P240 21st July 1939 Mi.P240 See 29/88 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

1st March 1939 1st March 1939 Detail of Reverse Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

13th April 1939 13th April 1939 GTKG 38 124 1 b4 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

22th July 1939 22th July 1939 Mi.A1 Hans Frank Heitmatfreunde Mi.A1 (x2) Envelope with Mi.A1 (x2) addressed to Hans Frank of Aussig. Ref: 22.07.1939 Commercial cover with two Mi.406. Ref: 17.11.1938 Shown to illustrate how easy it would be to confuse Mi.A1 - '1k' v. '1Kć' Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

27th November 1939 27th November 1939 Princess Letter 58 27th November 1939 Sarvar to 26 Penhill Road, Cardiff Dear Madeleine! I can’t say how pleased I was to get your letter. Thousand thanks. I am so glad you wrote to me in spite of war, it couldn’t break our friendship, could it? Well there you are, studying medicine. It must be very interesting. And how useful its is, now when so many people get wounded. Do you any nursing or only studying? Many of my friends are nursing, as a matter of fact, I feel quite useless, but as Hungary is neutral, I havn’t got any opportunity here. Besides I can’t speak enough Hungarian, although I am studying this language since more than a year. It is very difficult, Muck is also taking lessons. But I am afraid I will never be able to say one correct sentence. It has got much to much grammar. Life hasn’t changed much here, it is only a little more quiet. There won’t be any food shortage here as Hungaria is an agriculturing land. But of course, coffee and tea are missing. I am not very sad about it, as I don’t like it either. In Germany they only get 4 eggs in a month, very little butter and bacon, a little meat, but enough bread, potatoes, fruits and vegetables. Mami has been out there. She stayed nearly two months with Baby, as Baby got a little girl. She, the little Elisabeth was born on October 22nd and Mami is her Godmother. I am very proud of my niece. Baby is very happy and prefers a daughter to a son. Her husband is also very proud. Deidi is still in Mandelieu near Cannes. Did I tell you she has two boys. The second, Eudes, was born in June. I am very glad her husband has not to fight either, as he is Brasilian. They want to go to Brasilia in December. It must be a very interesting land. My two brothers are here, I can’t say how glad I am about it. Besides I doubt if Ludwig would be able for military service, as he cut his leg last spring while skiing, and his calf isn’t any more what it was and he is slightly limping. In one or two years he must be operated again to fix it up.We had a very good time here during the shootings, heaps of guests and thats always great fun! Muck and Ludwig went hunting on horseback for the first time this year. They enjoyed it immensely. I had to stay at home, as I just caught a very bad cold. I was very disappointed. Now the weather is to bad to ride outside, so we must ride only in the covered riding hall. I must try out the young horses now and find one for next year for me. I am very busy sewing and knitting for Xmas. Imagine it to be in 4 weeks already. I’ll never finish all the presents I want to make for my family. Rasso was very proud as he shot a squirrel and two feazants yesterday. I shot the first hare or rabbit the other day. I was very excited. Afterwards I had to lie down on it and everyone was allowed to give me a strike with a stick. That’s the custom here. I am glad they were polite and didn’t strike me too hard. The only change and amusement here is going to the pictures. I saw “In Old Chicago” and “The Great Waltz”. “The Great Waltz” is the silliest, most American film I ever saw. How could they do such a stupid film? But “Chicago” was very good. I like Tyrone Power, as a matter of fact he is my favourite actor. I got quite mad when I saw “Suez”. It is a marvellous film, although the history is all wrong. Loretta Young wore the most beautiful dresses and Annabella is very good. I am afraid the Hollywood will spoil her, in her French films she was marvellous. I saw a very good French film the other day, Prison Sans Laveaux acted by Corinne Luchaire, she is only 16 years old, but one of the best actresses I ever saw. I must say good-bye now, and I hope you will write soon. Your letter took 11 days to arrive. Please give my kindest regards to your Aunt Eileen. With fondest love. Loll Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page

20th November 1939 20th November 1939 greece-kugelfischer Greek censored cover to 'Firma Kugelfischer' a roller bearing manufacturer in Schweinfurt, Germany. Ref: 20.11.1939 - 10/58 Contact Brief History to inform us of additional information regarding this page