[Below: A 1940s ad from the Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung.]
[Below: I love this postcard!!! It is pretty rare as well.]
[Below: Reverse. The Feldpost number tells us this was sent by a soldier in 'Truppen-Entgiftungs-Kompanie 633' (Troop Decontamination Company 633).]
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[Below: 'Wacht in Norwegan' (Watch in Norway).]
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[Below: This Feldpost number belonged to 'Backerei-Kompanie 297' (Bakery Company 297). They later went to Stalingrad.]
[Below: This Feldpost number belonged to 'Stab III u. 9.-12. Kompanie Infanterie-Regiment 523' (Staff of III Battalion and 9th–12th Companies, Infantry Regiment 523). They later fought at Stalingrad...]
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[Below: Airmail Feldpost. This has Stalingrad written on the inside but I've yet to research it.]
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[Below: This is a reused Feldpost envelope.]
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[Below: This is sent from a paratrooper school]
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[Below: This Feldpost was sent from the office of the Governor of Krakau with the handstamp of his office.]
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[Below: Official envelope return to sender.]
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[Below: Note in the lefthand corner it is missing the ink stamp, so they had to write in the information manually.]
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[Below: Peeling back the tape to see a Radom (Poland) registration stamp.]
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[Below: This postcard was sent from:
'SA der N.S.D.A.P.
Sturm 12/120
Göppingen']
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'A. of the NSDAP.
Storm 12/120.
Göppingen, March 15, 194
To all members of the stormtrooper unit!
On Sunday, March 23, the Nazi Gau press will be conducting an inspection of the stormtrooper units. I confidently hope that you will heed this call and participate in this duty.
Please arrange any assignments to air raid protection duty, etc., with your supervisor in good time. Excuses must be submitted in writing by 6 p.m. on March 22 in the mailbox of Storm 12/120 in the "Old Kaston".
See the notice board on March 21 for further details.
The Leader of SA Storm 12/120
m.d.k,F.b. (gez:) Burkhardt
Storm Leader'
This is Hans Burkhardt. He was an SA leader and the appointed Regierungspräsident (Regional President) and Gauinspecter of Hohensalza in the administrative district of the Warthegau (Poland). He was murdered on May 28, 1948.]
[Below: Hans Burkhardt, 1938.]
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'SA der NSDAP
Nachrichtensturm d. Standarte 1
München=Pasing
Hindenburgstr.14'.]
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[Below: This was sent to the district committee of the NSV (Nationalsozialistische Volkswohlfahrt, or National Socialist People's Welfare).]
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[Below: This was sent by 'Großdeutschland'.]
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[Below: This was sent from Stalag IV B.]
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[Below: SS Feldpost Czortkow (Dist Galizien), sent to Regensburg with police handstamp, postmarked on March 17, 1942.]
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[Below: This was sent to the SS 'Der Führer'.]
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