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To News Sheets: Title/Subjects News Sheet Number(S) and Page(S) Index to News Sheets: Title/Subjects News Sheet Number(s) and Page(s) A 400th Anniversary of the Death of Copernicus NS176 pp7/11 Adolf Hitler Tower, Quittelsberg NS102 p6 Agriculture and the German Farmer NS127 pp7/13; NS128 pp7/14 Air Force Field Post Numbers of World War II NS1 p3; NS2 p6; NS3 p6; NS4 p7; NS5 p5; NS6 p8; NS7 pp8/9; NS8 pp10/11; NS9 pp10/11; NS10 pp7/8; NS11 p9; NS12 pp14/15; NS13 pp13/14; NS14 pp11/12; NS15 pp16/18; NS16 p6 & 15; NS17 pp15/16; NS18 pp12/14; NS19 pp15/16; NS20 pp15/16; NS21 pp18/19; NS22 pp17/18; NS23 pp14/16; NS24 p18; NS25 p15; NS26 pp16/18; NS27 p18; NS28 pp14/16; NS30 pp13/14; NS31 p14; NS32 pp15; NS33 pp17/18; NS34 p18; NS35 pp13/14 Airmail Field Post from Danzig NS117 pp5/13; NS118 p5 Airmail - Greek Exchange Control Marks NS33 pp3/4 Airmail – Junker’s G38 cover NS47 p3; NS48 pp3/4; NS49 pp2/3 Airmail – Junker’s Ju90 cover NS49 pp3/4 Airmail - Wartime Routes and Markings NS87 pp4/6 Airmail Rates in ‘Province’ Austria NS43 pp12/16 Airmail Services to the Far East NS88 p2 Airship “Hindenburg” NS110 pp7/12; NS111 pp9/12 Albania: Occupation Overprints NS61 p21 Albrecht Essays NS91 pp15/17 Alf Harper Obituary NS98 pp2/3 Allied Postwar Regulations NS67 p10 Allied Propaganda Forgeries NS58 pp13/15 Alsace Lorraine (stamps and postal stationery) NS16 p3 Alsace-Lorraine – Validity of German WHW stamps of 1940 NS77 p5; NS79 pp3/4 Alsace-Lorraine: Validity of Overprints NS15 p4 Alternative Humour NS172 p19 American Aid P.O.W. Cards NS32 pp7/9 Amtsblatt Abbreviations NS65 p6 Amtsblatt Announcements NS50 pp5/6; NS51 pp7/8; NS52 pp9/10; NS53 pp7/8; NS54 pp5/6; NS55 pp5/6; NS56 pp5/6; NS57 pp5/6; NS58 pp5/6; NS59 pp13/14; NS61 pp11/12; NS62 pp7/8; NS63 pp7/8; NS64 pp7/8; NS65 pp7/8; NS66 pp7/8; NS67 pp7/8; NS68 pp 9/10; NS69 pp5/6; NS70 pp5/6; NS71 pp7/8; NS72 pp7/8; NS73 pp9/10; NS74 pp7/8; NS75 pp9/10; NS76 pp7/8; NS77 pp7/8; NS78 pp7/8; NS79 pp7/8; NS80 pp7/8; NS81 pp5/6; NS82 pp5/6; NS83 pp5/6; NS84 pp5/6; NS85 pp5/8; NS86 pp7/8; NS87 pp7/8; NS88 pp5/6; NS90 pp8/11; NS91 pp9/10; NS92 pp7/8; NS93 pp7/8; NS94 pp7/8; NS95 pp9/10; NS96 pp7/8; NS97 pp5/6; NS98 pp7/8; NS99 pp9/10; NS100 pp7/8; NS101 pp5/6; NS102 pp7/8; NS103 pp7/8; NS104 pp7/8; NS105 pp7/8; NS106 pp5/6; NS107 pp9/10; NS108 pp7/8; NS109 pp5/6; NS110 pp5/6; NS111 pp7/8 Annaberg Memorial NS56 p3; NS57 p2; NS59 p2; NS60 p3 Anne Frank, 1929 - 1945 NS169 p7 Another Strange Franking NS176 p4 Anschluss Period Postal Rates NS112 pp7/14; NS113 pp11/16; NS114 pp15/19; NS115 pp9/13; NS116 pp5/10; NS117 pp19/20 Anschluss Plebiscite postal stationery card NS157 pp12/13 Anschluss Post Cards NS98 p6; NS99 pp4/5 Anschluss Postal Stationery Cards NS71 p6; NS147 pp8/10 Anschluss, The German Annexation of Austria 1938 NS170 p18 Answer (Antwort) Cards 1939 NS5 p3; NS6 p2 Anti-Bolshevik cards NS78 pp18/19 Index to News Sheets: Title/Subjects News Sheet Number(s) and Page(s) A (cont.) Anti-Bolshevik Exhibitions in the Third Reich NS73 pp11/16 Anti-Bolshevik postcard NS20 p3 Anti-Bolshevik vignettes NS76 p3 Anti-German Propaganda Cards NS28 p3; NS39 p4; NS40 pp3/4; NS41 p2 Anti-Masonic Propaganda NS65 pp15/17 Anti-Nazi Propaganda Cards NS28 p3; NS39 p4; NS40 pp3/4; NS41 p2 Anti-Nazi Propaganda Operation ‘Cornflakes’ NS40 pp13/18 Antwort Cards – Hitler’s Birthday 1939 NS3 pp2/3 Arierblut label query NS95 p8 Arierblut labels NS96 pp5/6 Armed Forces and Heroes’ Day set 1943 (First day) NS106 p4 Armed Forces and Heroes’ Day Stamps, 1943 NS37 pp7/10 Armed Forces and Heroes’ Day Stamps, 1944 NS38 pp5/8 Armistice Commission 1940-44 NS145 pp13/16; NS146 pp15/17; NS147 p18; NS150 p27; NS152 pp15/16 Aschaffenburg – K.d.F postmark 1938 NS2 p4 Aschaffenburg-Damm Postal Stationery Card 1938 NS12 p2; NS13 p2 Aschersleben Stamp Exhibition, 1933 NS156 pp11/15 Assassination of Wilhelm Gustloff NS158 pp16/18 Assembly Camp Lichtenberg NS103 pp9/10 Aston Villa v Germany. Football 1938 NS154 pp11/13 Auschwitz Concentration Camp cover NS109 pp19/20 Ausland - Mystery Censor Mark? NS85 p4 Auslands Organisation NS39 p2 Austria – Overprints on the Hindenburg Definitives NS80 p4 Austria. Hitler Visit Cards 1938 NS88 p4; NS89 p3; NS90 pp4/5 Austrian ‘Posthorn’ cancel NS48 p2; NS50 p2 Austrian Anschluss - Hitler Speech Cachet, Bregenz NS122 p6 Austrian Gaue NS104 p6 Austrian Plebiscite NS119 pp10/15 Austrian Plebiscite cachets NS115 pp7/8 Austrian postage rates, 1938 NS72 p6 Austrian Railway Cancel NS38 p4; NS39 p2 Autobahns - postal history NS114 pp10/14 Auxiliary hand stamps of the General Govern. NS99 pp15/16 Auxiliary Postal Service in the Southern Ukraine NS46 pp9/13 B Bahnpost Express hand stamp (Hamburg) NS50 pp3/4 Bahnpost handstamps (Query) NS134 p4; NS136 p2 Bank Post Meter Mark NS67 p6; NS68 p2 Bavarian Double Circle Cancels NS34 p6 Bayer Company aircraft NS142 p4; NS143 pp3/4; NS145 p20; NS146 pp18/19 Belgard Town cancellation NS57 p3; NS58 p3 Belgian souvenir sheets 1942/3 NS144 p18; NS145 p19 Benützet die Flugpost slogan postmark NS138 p19 Berchtesgaden – Before and After NS174 p10 Berlin Grand Prix - Cancelled Issue,1939 NS85 pp15/16 Berlin Grand Prix Essay, 1939 NS93 p20 Berlin Miniature Sheets of 1968 NS33 pp2/3 Berlin Motor Show, Handstamp Variety, 1939 NS150 p4 Berlin Mystery Essays NS29 p3; NS30 p3 Berlin Olympics 1936: Mobile Post Offices NS13 pp12/13 Berlin Radio Tower NS46 p3; NS63 p2 Index to News Sheets: Title/Subjects News Sheet Number(s) and Page(s) B (cont.) Berlin Synagogues NS101 pp11/16 Berlin Waidmannslust Cancel query NS63 p5; NS64 p2 Berlin’s 700th Anniversary NS113 pp7/10; NS114 p6 Berlin’s Victory Column NS128 pp15/17 Bild Telegramm NS20 p4; NS21 p3 Bisected stamps on cover NS169 p6 Black Mail of the OSS NS68 pp19/24 Black Prints NS134 pp4/6 Black Propaganda. Parole der Woche Labels NS90 pp19/20 Blitz Airliner (Heinkel HE 70) NS7 p8 Blood Flag Imprint, 1939 NS111 p6; NS112 p3 Blood Flag Postcards NS118 pp17/18 Bochmann Postmark Catalogues NS108 p1 Bochmann Catalogue update NS158 p4 Bogus Himmler Stamp NS55 pp13/15 Bohemia and Moravia, Pilsen (Plzeň), The Reinhard NS182 pp13/14 Heydrich-Strasse Bohemia and Moravia: Validity of Overprints NS12 p3 Bohemia-Moravia Postal Rates NS18 p2; NS20 pp3/4; NS21 p2; NS104 pp14/20 Bohemia-Moravia - Hitler Visit cards NS122 p6; NS123 p5 Bohemia-Moravia – Military Mail NS83 pp7/12 Bohemia-Moravia – Official Mail NS78 pp13/16; NS79 pp9/14; NS80 pp5/6 Bohemia-Moravia meter marks NS56 p3; NS57 pp1/2; NS59 p2 Bohemia-Moravia Stamp Exhibitions NS149 pp17/18; NS150 pp12/16; NS151 pp15/19; NS152 pp17/18; NS153 pp11/12; NS154 p19 Bohemia-Moravia Souvenir Sheet NS127 p19; NS141 p18; NS142 p6; NS143 p19; NS169 p17 Bohemia-Moravia Town Names NS44 p3; NS45 p2; NS67 pp19/20 Bohemia-Moravia ‘V’ Cachets NS84 p11 Bohemia-Moravia, Wartime Field Post NS27 pp5/8; NS28 pp5/8 Bohemia-Moravia: P.O.W. Packet Card query NS62 p5 Bohemia-Moravia: Parcel Rate query NS60 p6; NS61 p3 Book Reviews: - Bernhard Third Reich Postcards NS8 p10 - The Postcode System of 1941 NS12 p14 - LZ 130: The Last of the Great Zeppelins NS12 p4 Books from the Poststempelgilde “Rhein-Donau” e.V. NS171 pp15/16 Books - new NS3 p3; NS6 pp2/3 Border Security “stamps” NS72 pp14/15 Brandenburg Concentration Camp mail NS111 pp18/19 Braun Haus Cards NS80 p3 Braunes Haus cachets and cards NS78 p5; NS79 pp4/5 Bremen local overprint, 1945 NS121 pp5/6; NS122 p4 Breslau Games, 1938 NS155 pp5/10 Breslau Games cachets 1938 NS65 p6; NS68 p2; NS157 p5; NS158 p2 Breslau Games hand stamps, 1938 NS92 p6; NS93 pp2/3; NS149 p4; NS150 pp3/4 Breslau Games Update NS157 pp9/11 Brest: Fortress mail of 1945 NS115 pp14/18 Brighton Convention NS39 p1 British propaganda stamps of World War II NS113 pp17/19 British Wartime censorship NS65 pp17/18; NS66 pp24/25 Brown Fair cancels NS71 p5 Brown Fair postmarks NS94 p5 Brown Fairs NS124 p17 Brown Riband Miniature Sheet, 1937 NS127 p16 Brown Riband races NS100 pp13/24 Brown Riband Races - Updates NS101 pp7/10; NS102 pp18/19 Brown Riband stamp 1943 early date NS31 p6 Index to News Sheets: Title/Subjects News Sheet Number(s) and Page(s) B (cont.) Brown Ribbon Miniature Sheet 1937 NS46 pp1/3 Bund Deutscher Madel NS42 pp13/15 Burger Brau Keller Cachet, 1941 NS89 p5 Burgerbrau Keller NS92 pp4/5 C Camps for civilian workers NS72 p3 Carinthian Plebiscite of 1920 NS167 pp17/18 Cassel – Führer’s Visit Cachet 1939 (enquiry) NS8 p2; NS9 p2; NS10 p2 Catching the Coal Thief, 1942-1945 NS154 pp15/17 Caveat Emptor NS74 p18 Caveat Emptor Croatia NS37 pp15/17 Censor ‘Flower’ mystery mark NS56 p2 Censor marks NS72 p3; NS74 p6; NS75 p4 & p8 Censor marks (mystery) NS79 pp5/6 Censorship During the Third Reich NS150 pp5/11; NS151 pp7/13 Changes to the Parcel Service, Aug. 1944 NS76 p9 Channel Islands During WWII and the Thomas Cook NS180 pp7/11 “Undercover Mail Scheme” Channel Islands Occupation handbook NS145 p20 Channel Islands P.O.W.s in Germany NS179 pp25/26 Charity Fairy Tale Booklets NS140 pp2/3 Children Post Office set NS100 p4 Christmas at Auschwitz NS159 pp16/17 City Cancellations of the General Gouvernement NS34 pp7/12; NS35 pp5/8; NS41 pp5/6 Civil Defence Propaganda Cards NS148 pp3/4; NS149 p3; NS150 p4; NS151 pp3 & 6 Civil prison mail NS146 pp3/4; NS147 p2 ‘Coal Thief’ Cards and the Reichspost Fuel Saving NS178 pp6/10; NS179 pp9/10; NS180 pp5/6; NS181 p5 Campaign, 1942 - 1945 Coburg – 20th Anniversary postmark 1942 NS2 p4 Collecting the ‘Ka-Be’ Combinations NS172 pp15/17 Cologne Carnival 1939 – Cards and cancellations NS3 pp4/5 Colonial Stamp Exhibition Hand stamp 1937 NS32 p4 Colonial theme hand stamps NS24 p7; NS25 p5 Colour Trials NS61 p10 Commercial use
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