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[Above: On Adolf Hitler's visit to Italy in 1938 he wore an honorary Fascist patch above his armband and an honorary Italian dagger.]

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[Above: A young Mussolini.]

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[Above: Italian Blackshirt 'Camicie Nero' postcard for the 3rd Division (3a Division CC. NN. 21 Aprile)].

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[Above: Italian Blackshirt 'Camicie Nero' postcard for the 6th Batallion (VI Gruppo Batttaglione CC. NN.)].

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[Above: 'The Guarantee of European Freedom', 1937]

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[Above: 'The Guarantee of European Freedom']

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[Above: Munich's Brown House before the pact of September 28, 1938.]

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[Below: This postcard celebrates a military pact between Germany and Italy. The strange dagger shown here is a fantasy that never existed. Click to enlarge.]

[Below: Reverse. Click to enlarge.]

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[Above: This postcard celebrates Germany's military pact with Italy...]

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[Above: This postcard celebrates Germany's military pact with Italy...]

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[Below: This is a pretty strange double postcard commemorating the September 1938 'Munich Agreement', a peace agreement between Germany, Great Britain, France, and Italy, which allowed Germany to annex the Sudetenland. The left side of the postcard shows the British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and the French Prime Minister Édouard Daladier. I don't think I need to tell you who the other two people are! Click to enlarge.]

[Below: Close-up. Click to enlarge.]

[Below: Reverse. Click to enlarge.]

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[Below: This says: 'Welthistorische Zusammenkunft der vier Staatsmänner in Münich' (World-historical meeting of the four statesmen in Munich). Click to enlarge.]

[Below: This is a Sudetenland overprint from September 22, 1938, when it rejoined Germany. This type of overprint is from Rumburg, Sudetenland. It is also canceled Rumburg. Click to enlarge.]

[Below: Close-up. Click to enlarge.]

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[Above: Birthplace of Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini - July 29th 1883 - April 28th 1945]

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