Philatelic and Numismatic Items

Nazi Philatelic Items - Set 2

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Above. Rare letter written on 6.2.44. Oddly the only thing written is I am doing fine!! Marked by censor. On the front is the rules of conduct for the prisoners! One of the rules was that all outgoing letters had to be written in German, despite the imnates nationallity. The back of the letter includes the birth date of the inmate.

WWII postal stationary from Ghetto THERESIENSTADT POLIZEI GEFANGNIS Kleine Festung - Zelle 21 (Little fortress - cellblock 21) dated 24 aug. 1944.

Postcard Mailed from "Auschwitz" to Lublin dated Feb.2 1942.

Ravensbruck camp,1944. Letter from women prisoner in Ravensbruck which was strictly a women's concentration camp.

WWII Judaica Holocaust Nazi Camp Buchenwald Post card

Postcard sent by inmate # 3120 Gustav Kalouch to his parents in Prague, Bohemia on February 1942.	Another letter from this person dated July 1944.
Entire letter sent by inmate # 3120 Gustav Kalouch to his mother in Prague, Bohemia on July 1944.	Another letter from this person dated February 1942 - then sent to his parents.

WWII postal stationary from Ghetto THERESIENSTADT dated 24 feb. 1944.

An illustrated post card to commemorate the memory of the victims of Teblinka with a specific mention of some names in Yiddish: Rabbi Treistman of Lodz, Prof. Meir Balaban, Ita and Tamar Weillenberg, Hillel Zeitlin and a few other names, probably 1945-6.

A post card issued in Vienna, the post card describes a display in an anti-Semitic Exhibition, the statement on the wall states that the German Nation will object to the Jews using their knowledge to have fat profits. 8/30/1938.