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    Object ID

    2019.2.206

    Object Name

    Book, Stamp

    Date

    3-21-1933

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    Description

    Postage stamp booklet, front includes “Deutsches Reich” in black print and image of two flags, inside includes a page of green postage stamps and a page of red postage stamps.

    Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash: The cover of this booklet depicts both existing national flags, the “Kaiserreich” black, white, and red flag, and the new swastika flag which would soon replace the former. The back cover shows information on the new Reichstag opening. As well an interleaf that displays the slogan “All for Germany.” Hitler had been sworn in as Chancellor January 30, 1933. Hitler revered Frederick’s military genius and carried a portrait of him wherever he travelled.

    Dimensions

    2 x 3"

    Keywords

    Frederick The Great, Adolf Hitler, Heinrich Himmler

    Subcollection

    Philatelic

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    This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Public Domain Mark.

    Booklet of Frederick the Great Stamp

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