The “Volkserhebung 26.3.1941” commemorative slogan cancellation on this stamp is a genuine piece of Third Reich postal history. “Volkserhebung” (“National Awakening” or “People’s Mobilization”) was a propaganda slogan used by the German postal service on special commemorative postmarks during the Nazi era. These cancellations were applied to everyday mail to mark official events and promote government messaging. Today, they are collected as historical postal artifacts and are of interest to collectors of German philately, WWII postal history, and commemorative cancellations.

Stamp Details

• Country: Germany (Deutsches Reich)
• Year: 1934
• Design: Paul von Hindenburg
• Denomination: 12 Pfennig
• Color: Red
• Catalog: Michel 519 (Scott 421)
• Condition: Used with commemorative Volkserhebung 26.3.1941 slogan cancellation.

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