9 postcards to mark the liberation of the extermination camps, and in memory of those who perished.
Oświęcim - A rare postcard showing the layout of the Auschwitz camp with a "book" of numbers describing the exact location of the camp's facilities - the crematorium, the hospital, the execution yard, the prisoner packing barracks and more. The postcard is numbered: 68727 and signed with the ink stamp of the 'Auschwitz Museum', 4/9/1948.
Two postcards commemorating the liberation from the Auschwitz death camp with a photograph of the guard tower at the entrance to the camp, on the right a handcuffed prisoner against a barbed wire fence. Ink stamps of Auschwitz in 1947.
Souvenir postcard for the liberation of the Dachau camp, on the front an illustration of prisoners breaking through the camp gate and the inscription: BEFREIUNGSFEIER DACHAU 1947 (Dachau Liberation Celebration 1947) On the back of the postcard an official stamp: DACHAU-GEDACHTNISKUNDGEBUNG 18/5/47 (Dachau Memorial Rally).
Souvenir postcard from the exhibition in memory of the political prisoners, June 1, 1946. A drawing of a prisoner handcuffed to a pillar that equivalent of the commemorative stamp issued especially in their memory that is affixed to the postcard on its front. Belgium.
Postcard commemorating the 30th anniversary of the liberation from the Nazi death camps 1945-1975 - "Remember and never forget". A colorful painting of a released prisoner stepping on the swastika flag against the background of the rising sun. France, 1975.
Memorial postcard for those massacred in the Chateau de Vincennes canal - "On August 21, 1944, the Hitlerites massacred 26 patriots in the canals of Chateau de Vincennes" - September 2, 1945.
Two postcards with scenes of concentration camp prisoners released in favor of the National Federation.
general condition very good .
