1918 Postcard from Voronezh to Bialystok, The German Censorship

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1918 Postcard from Voronezh to Bialystok, The German Censorship

Lot 3127

The reply part of a 1909 postcard from Voronezh to Bialystok, early 1918. Voronezh was occupied by the Whites (Krasnov), and Bialystok was occupied by Germany. Handstamp of the German commandant's office.

1918 Почтовая карточка из Воронежа в Белосток. Немецкая цензура

Ответная часть почтовой карточки 1909 года из Воронежа в Белосток, в начале 1918 года.
Воронеж занят белыми (Краснов), Белосток оккупирован Германией.
Штамп немецкой коммендатуры.

Type: Postal History, Censorship, Censor, Postal Stationery, Postal card

Condition: Used

Period: 1900-1919

Topic: Militaria

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