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154 GERMANY — GERMAN OCCUPATION STAMPS O50 A40 20pf dp ultra .55 .35 LOCAL OFFICIAL STAMPS NEWSPAPER STAMPS 1938 Typo. Wmk. 237 Perf. 14 O51 A40 50pf orange .55 .70 S1 F1 1pf black .60 2.30 O52 A40 100pf brown vio 3.25 7.00 S2 F1 3pf bister .60 1.40 Nos. O47-O52 (6) 4.95 8.95 For Use in Prussia S3 F1 4pf dull blue .60 .90 Set, never hinged 22.50 S4 F1 5pf brt green .30 .90 S5 F1 6pf dk green .30 .90 Same Overprint On Issues of 1924 S6 F1 8pf vermilion 2.50 1.10 S7 F1 12pf brt car 4.25 1.10 1924 S8 F1 16pf gray .55 8.50 O53 A41 3pf lt brown .35 .80 S9 F1 24pf citron .90 4.25 a. Inverted overprint 55.00 140.00 Never hinged 105.00 (“Nr. 21” refers to the S10 F1 30pf olive grn .90 4.25 O54 A41 5pf lt green .20 .30 district of Newsboy and S11 F1 40pf red violet .90 8.50 a. Imperf. 67.50 Globe — N1 Nos. S1-S11 (11) 12.40 34.10 Never hinged 140.00 Prussia) — LO1 Set, never hinged 90.00 b. Inverted overprint 90.00 Never hinged 175.00 1 Wmk. Swastikas (237) O55 A41 10pf vermilion .20 .30 1903 Unwmk. Typo. Perf. 14, 14 /2 1942 Unwmk. O56 A41 20pf blue .20 .30 OL1 LO1 2pf slate .80 3.75 1939, Nov. 1 Photo. Perf. 14 S12 F1 1pf gray blk .45 2.75 O57 A41 30pf rose lilac .70 .35 OL2 LO1 3pf bister brn .80 3.75 P1 N1 5pf green .30 2.30 S13 F1 3pf bister brn .20 .45 O58 A41 40pf olive green .70 .40 OL3 LO1 5pf green .30 .35 P2 N1 10pf red brown .30 2.30 S14 F1 4pf dk gray blue .20 .45 O59 A41 50pf orange 5.00 2.25 OL4 LO1 10pf carmine .30 .35 Set, never hinged 3.00 S15 F1 5pf gray green .20 2.75 O60 A47 60pf red brown 1.40 2.60 OL5 LO1 20pf ultra .30 .35 S16 F1 6pf violet .20 .45 O61 A47 80pf slate 6.50 32.50 OL6 LO1 25pf org & blk, yel .30 .35 S17 F1 8pf deep orange .20 .45 Nos. O53-O61 (9) 15.25 39.80 OL7 LO1 40pf lake & blk .35 1.50 a. Imperf. 80.00 Set, never hinged 50.00 OL8 LO1 50pf pur & blk, sal .35 1.50 Never hinged 160.00 Nos. OL1-OL8 (8) 3.50 11.90 POSTAL TAX STAMPS S18 F1 12pf carmine .20 .45 Set, never hinged 8.50 S19 F1 16pf blue green 2.50 12.50 S20 F1 24pf yellow brn .30 .80 On November 28, 1948, the “Notopfer S21 F1 30pf dp olive grn .30 1.40 S22 F1 40pf light rose vio .35 1.75 Berlin” (“Berlin emergency levy”) was Nos. S12-S22 (11) 5.10 24.20 enacted by the West German authori- Set, never hinged 25.00 ties to raise funds to subsidize civilian operations in West Berlin. Part of this O16 levy was a 2pf surtax on virtually all types of internal mail in West Germany, except that of the military governments GERMAN OCCUPATION LO2 LO3 and foreign consulates and surface mail STAMPS to Berlin. Initially applied to the Bizone (American and British administration), this levy was later extended to the 100 Centimes = 1 Franc French zone of occupation, and was continued by the Federal Republic of 100 Pfennig = 1 Mark Swastika — O17 Germany after its formation in Sept. Issued under Belgian Occupation 1949. 1927-33 Perf. 14 From Dec. 1, 1948, until the expira- O62 O16 3pf bister .30 .20 LO4 LO5 tion of the levy on March 31, 1956, most O63 O16 4pf lt bl (’31) .30 .35 mail was required to carry one of the O64 O16 4pf blue (’33) 5.25 5.75 “Notopfer” tax stamps. Belgian Stamps of O65 O16 5pf green .20 .20 1915-20 Overprinted O66 O16 6pf pale ol grn (’32) .30 .35 O67 O16 8pf dk grn .30 .20 O68 O16 10pf carmine 7.00 5.75 O69 O16 10pf ver (’29) 13.50 16.00 PT1 1 1 O70 O16 10pf red vio (’30) .30 .35 Perf. 11 /2, 14, 14 /2 a. Imperf. 95.00 Never hinged 190.00 1948 Wmk. 286 Typo. 1919-21 Unwmk. O71 O16 10pf choc (’33) 2.10 4.50 LO6 LO7 1N1 A46 1c orange .30 .45 O72 O16 12pf org (’32) .30 .35 Imperf 1N2 A46 2c chocolate .30 .45 O73 O16 15pf vermilion 1.75 .35 RA1 PT1 2pf dk blue .25 .20 1N3 A46 3c gray blk (’21) .30 1.75 O74 O16 15pf car (’29) .40 .35 Never hinged .55 1N4 A46 5c green .60 .90 O75 O16 20pf Prus grn 3.75 1.90 Compound Perf 12 and 14 1N5 A46 10c carmine 1.25 1.75 O76 O16 20pf gray (’30) .95 .50 1N6 A46 15c purple .60 .90 O77 O16 30pf olive grn .80 .35 RA2 PT1 2pf dk blue .30 .30 1N7 A46 20c red violet .85 1.25 O78 O16 40pf violet .70 .30 Never hinged 1.25 1N8 A46 25c blue 1.10 1.50 1 O79 O16 60pf red brn (’28) 1.05 1.10 No. RA2 also exists perf 9-10, 11, 11 /4x11, 1N9 A54 25c dp blue (’21) 3.25 5.75 1 1 1 Nos. O62-O79 (18) 39.25 38.85 11 /2, compund 11 /2 and 12, 12x11 /2, LO8 1 1 Set, never hinged 140.00 13 /2x11 /2 and rouletted, some of which were produced by local post offices or by private 1920 Typo. Wmk. 125 Perf. 14 parties. 1934, Jan. 18 Wmk. 237 Issued: RA1, 12/1; RA2, 12/15. .90 OL9 LO2 5pf green .20 2.40 O80 O17 3pf bister .30 OL10 LO3 10pf carmine .60 1.40 Illustration PT1 actual size. O81 O17 4pf dull blue .30 .65 OL11 LO4 15pf vio brn .20 1.05 Overprinted O82 O17 5pf brt green .20 .45 OL12 LO5 20pf dp ultra .20 1.10 O83 O17 6pf dk green .20 .45 1948-50 Wmk. 285 Typo. a. Imperf. 110.00 OL13 LO6 30pf org, buff .20 1.05 Never hinged 230.00 OL14 LO7 50pf brn lil, buff .30 1.10 Imperf O84 O17 8pf vermilion 1.10 .45 OL15 LO8 1m red, buff 6.50 3.50 RA3 PT1 2pf dk blue 11.00 1.40 O85 O17 10pf chocolate .30 1.00 Nos. OL9-OL15 (7) 8.20 11.60 Never hinged 45.00 O86 O17 12pf brt carmine 1.60 1.10 Set, never hinged 27.50 1N10 A47 35c brn org & blk 1.10 1.25 a. Unwmkd. 3.50 5.00 Compound Perf 12 and 14 1N11 A48 40c green & blk 1.10 1.75 O87 O17 15pf claret .80 4.50 For Use in Baden RA4 PT1 2pf dk blue (’49) .45 .20 1N12 A49 50c car rose & O88 O17 20pf light blue .35 .80 Never hinged 1.30 blk 5.00 8.50 1N13 A56 65c cl & blk (’21) 2.75 8.50 O89 O17 30pf olive grn .65 .80 1 1 No. RA4 also exists perf 9 /2, 11, 11 /4x11, 1N14 A50 1fr violet 20.00 17.50 O90 O17 40pf red violet .65 .80 1 1 1 O91 O17 50pf orange yel .75 1.00 11 /2, 12, 12x11, 12x13 /2, 12 /4 and rouletted, 1N15 A51 2fr slate 35.00 37.50 Nos. O80-O91 (12) 7.20 12.90 some of which were produced by local post 1N16 A52 5fr deep blue 8.00 10.00 Set, never hinged 22.50 offices or by private parties. 1N17 A53 10fr brown 55.00 55.00 Nos. 1N1-1N17 (17) 136.50 154.70 O83 exists imperf. Set, never hinged 375.00 Wmk. 285 LO9 1950, June 10 Litho. Perf. 14 Belgian Stamps of 1915 Surcharged 1942 Unwmk. Perf. 14 RA5 PT1 2pf dk blue .20 .20 O92 O17 3pf bister brn .20 .50 1 Never hinged .25 O93 O17 4pf dull blue .20 .50 1905 Unwmk. Typo. Perf. 14, 14 /2 O94 O17 5pf deep olive .20 2.30 OL16 LO9 2pf gray blue 50.00 60.00 O95 O17 6pf deep violet .20 .50 OL17 LO9 3pf brown 5.75 7.50 1955, Aug. 8 Wmk. 295 O96 O17 8pf vermilion .20 .50 OL18 LO9 5pf green 3.50 5.75 RA6 PT1 2pf dk blue .20 .20 O97 O17 10pf chocolate .20 .45 OL19 LO9 10pf rose .70 1.75 Never hinged .20 O98 O17 12pf rose car .20 1.00 OL20 LO9 20pf blue 1.40 2.50 a. Wmk. 237 1.20 11.00 OL21 LO9 25pf org & blk, O99 O17 15pf brown car 1.50 9.50 yel 35.00 50.00 O100 O17 20pf light blue .20 1.05 Nos. OL16-OL21 (6) 96.35 127.50 FRANCHISE STAMPS O101 O17 30pf olive grn .20 1.05 Set, never hinged 800.00 Nos. 1N18- Nos. 1N23-1N24 O102 O17 40pf red violet .20 1.05 O103 O17 50pf dk green 1.40 5.75 1N22 Nos. O92-O103 (12) 4.90 24.15 For use by the National Socialist Set, never hinged 26.00 German Workers’ Party Black Surcharge 1920 1N18 A46 5pf on 5c green .40 .35 1N19 A46 10pf on 10c car .50 .45 1N20 A46 15pf on 15c pur .70 .70 1N21 A46 20pf on 20c red vio .70 1.00 1N22 A46 30pf on 25c Party Emblem — F1 blue 1.10 1.25 Copyright © 2004 By Scott Publishing Co.
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    IN SIGHT BUT OUT OF MIND: THE CONSTRUCTION OF MEMORY AT THREE ONCE STIGMATIZED SITES IN BERLIN AND POZNAŃ By Stephen Paul Naumann A DISSERTATION Submitted to Michigan State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy German Studies 2012 ABSTRACT IN SIGHT BUT OUT OF MIND: THE CONSTRUCTION OF MEMORY AT THREE ONCE STIGMATIZED SITES IN BERLIN AND POZNAŃ By Stephen Paul Naumann This study explores cultural identity reflected in the urban landscape at three structures formerly identified with National Socialism: Berlin’s Olympiastadion (Olympic Stadium) and Siegessäule (Victory Column), and Poznań’s Zamek cesarski (formerly Kaiserschloss – or Imperial Castle). My analysis is based on local and state archival work, as well as the examination of literary, visual and media sources in both Germany and Poland. I conclude that after the structures were first used to project meaning from Cold War tropes, both tourism and the enhancement of local identity in the face of European and global influences eventually contributed to the shift in meaning at these spaces in both cities. Poznań’s Zamek cesarski, a palace first commissioned by German Kaiser Wilhelm II, became, with its dedication in 1910, a monument to Prussian-German imperialism in this multi- ethnic Polish-German-Jewish city. Rededicated by the new Polish republic after World War I, the structure was later remodeled by the Nazis for Hitler’s use. One of their most prominent additions is still visible today: the Führerbalkon, a balcony extending off the front of the building for Hitler to watch military parades.