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[Below: Here is a very common postcard of the series 'Lernt Deutschland Kennen!' (Get to Know Germany!). This idea began in the 1920s and carried on after the Third Reich. There is a large set with an Adolf Hitler stamp on the pre-paid postcard as well. Each postcard pictured a different locale around Germany. I'm not sure exactly how many different postcards were released of each set, but I've seen well over 100 of the Hitler ones. But what makes this special is the 'DRUCKPROBE' which means 'print test', which signifies it is an example used by the postal service to test certain things like ink, paper, etc.]
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[Below: Here is another 'Lernt Deutschland Kennen!' postcard with the rare 'DRUCKPROBE' stamp. Note that the 'DRUCKPROBE' is in another position, a little bit bigger and in a different font, for whatever reason. ]
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