1943 German Empire Nazi Occupied Czechoslovakia Postal Card Money Transfer Voucher - Protectorate Of Bohemia And Moravia - Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) Chancellor Series Postal Stamp - Green 3 Kronen - Sychrov - Trimmed Card

Vintage Original 1943 German Empire Nazi Occupied Czechoslovakia Postal Card Money Transfer Voucher - Protectorate Of Bohemia And Moravia - Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) Chancellor Series Postal Stamp - Green 3 Kronen - Sychrov - Trimmed Card

The German Occupation Of Czechoslovakia In 1943 Marked A Critical Period During World War II, As The Region Became A Key Part Of The Nazi Regime's Expanding Empire. 

Following The Munich Agreement Of 1938, Which Allowed Nazi Germany To Annex The Sudetenland, The Full Occupation Of Czechoslovakia Occurred On March 15, 1939, When Adolf Hitler Ordered German Forces To Invade The Remaining Czech Territories. 

The Czech Lands Were Reorganized Into The Protectorate Of Bohemia And Moravia, Ruled By Reich Protector Konstantin Von Neurath, And Later Reinhard Heydrich, Who Played A Major Role In Nazi Policies Of Repression And Exploitation. 

The Occupation Brought Brutal Control Over The Population, Including Forced Labor And The Deportation Of Jews And Resistance Members To Concentration Camps. 

The Czech Resistance, Though Suppressed, Remained Active Throughout The War, As Seen In Acts Like The Assassination Of Heydrich In 1942. The Occupation Lasted Until The Liberation By Allied Forces In May 1945.

Widest Part Measures Approx. 2-5/8" Wide by 4-1/8" Tall

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