• This is a section of postcards and envelopes from Bohemia and Moravia (Czechoslovakia).

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    [Below: Envelope with full set of the first Bohemia and Moravia stamps issued by the German authorities. As you can see they use original Czech postage stamps overprinted.]

    [Below: This was sent from the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia, postmarked November 11, 1944.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent from the Zlin Employment Office, postmarked November 1, 1943.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent from the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia, Koniggrätz District, sent to the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia (Prague), postmarked September 29, 1944.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent from the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia, Wittengau District, sent to the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia (Prague), postmarked December 1944.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent from the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia, the Trebitsch District Commissioner, sent to the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia (Prague), postmarked September 1944.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent from the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia, the Iglau District Commissioner, sent to the Board of Trustees for Youth Education in Bohemia and Moravia (Working Group I), postmarked September 27, 1944.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent from Bohemia and Moravia, postmarked June 30, 1941.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent from the District Court in Bohemia and Moravia (Jermer), sent to the Roman Catholic Parish Office, postmarked June 26, 1941.]

    [Below: Envelope sent from the District Court in Bohemia and Moravia (Jermer), with an arrival date of June 28, 1941.]

    [Below: Inside - this is an official request for a report from a birth register.]

    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps sent registered to Prague, postmarked November 23, 1943.]

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    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps, postmarked June 1943.]

    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps, postmarked in Nymburk, March 4, 1942.]

    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamps, sent from the Neustadt Town Hall, to a printing house (formerly the state printing house).]

    [Below: Envelope with official postage stamp and regular stamps, sent from the Chwalschowitz Municipal Office, postmarked in Pisek, July 1941.]

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    [Below: This is signed by the artist (M. Geyer) of the postage stamps shown here, dated December 1, 1942.]

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    [Below: Document from the Mayor of the city of Mähr.-Ostrau.]

    [Below: Inside - this is a permission document to transfer the corpse of a two month old, who died on April 16, 1944.]

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    [Below: Postcard with official stamp, sent from the State Sanatorium for the Mentally and Nervously Ill.]

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    [Below: Souvenir sheet celebrating Adolf Hitler's 53rd birthday.]

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    [Below: German postcard canceled in Bohemia and Moravia.]

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    [Below: 1941 stamp presentation folder.]

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    [Below: Bohemia and Moravia parcel card - front.]

    [Below: Bohemia and Moravia parcel card - reverse.]

    [Below: Bohemia and Moravia parcel card - front.]

    [Below: Bohemia and Moravia parcel card - reverse.]

    [Below: Not yet Bohemia and Moravia, since it is from 1938, but it is from the Sudetenland and celebrates the 19th German Stamp Day Conference, one month before the German invasion. Front.]

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