1933 Martin Luther Birth Commemorative Postcard - Six Reichspfennig Deutsches Reich Postage Pre-Printed Stamp - National Solidarity Slogan Postal Cancel - Nazi Germany - Nuremberg December 7 - Ready For Framing

Vintage Original 1933 Martin Luther Birth Commemorative Postcard - Six Reichspfennig Deutsches Reich Postage Pre-Printed Stamp - National Solidarity Slogan Postal Cancel - Nazi Germany - Nuremberg December 7 - Ready For Framing

This German Postcard Dates To 1933 And Documents Ordinary Postal Use During A Defining Political Year. The Front Shows A Printed Portrait Of Martin Luther With Text Referring To His Birth In 1483 And Its Commemoration In 1933, A Year When Historical Figures Were Frequently Referenced In Public Print Culture. A Six Reichspfennig Deutsches Reich Postage Pre-Printed Stamp And Tied By A Clear Circular Postal Cancel Reading Nürnberg With A December 7 1933 Date, Confirming The Place And Time Of Mailing. The Reverse Contains A Handwritten Message In German Cursive That Expresses Condolences, Acknowledges Receipt Of A Letter, And Addresses Routine Business Matters, Without Political Content. In 1933, Germany Was Governed By A Coalition Led By Adolf Hitler Following His Appointment By Paul von Hindenburg, And The Country Was Undergoing Rapid Political Centralization Under The Nazi Party. This Item Illustrates How Standard Postal Materials, Official Imagery, And Private Correspondence Coexisted In Germany During The Transition From A Parliamentary Republic To A One Party State.

In Good Vintage Condition - Postmarked And Cancelled, Handwriting, Staining, Paper Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Postcard. Measures Approx. 5-7/8" Wide by 4-1/8" Tall.

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