Manchukuo 1943 Cover to USA - WWII Era Mail with Cyrillic Sender's Name

An interesting and historic cover sent from Manchukuo (Manchuria) to the United States in 1943.

This piece of mail dates from the height of World War II, making correspondence between Manchukuo (a Japanese puppet state) and the USA particularly scarce and noteworthy.

The reverse of the long business-style envelope features the sender's name and address written in Cyrillic (Russian) script. This highlights the significant Russian population in Manchukuo at the time, particularly in cities like Harbin.

The cover is in fine condition for its age and journey.
A fascinating piece of WWII postal history, illustrating the complex international connections that persisted even during global conflict.

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