Stamp: Postage Due Issues Overprints - "Deutsche Besetzung Zara" (Croatia, German Occupation of Zara In WWII 1943)
Postage Due Issues Overprints - "Deutsche Besetzung Zara" (Croatia, German Occupation of Zara In WWII 1943)
09 October (Croatia, German Occupation of Zara In WWII ) within release Zara goes into circulation Stamp Postage Due Issues Overprints - "Deutsche Besetzung Zara" face value 1 Italian lira
| Stamp Postage Due Issues Overprints - "Deutsche Besetzung Zara" in catalogues | |
|---|---|
| Michel: | Mi: DE-ZA P9III |
Stamp is horizontal format.
Type III: "D" from Deutsche in Gothic style and "B" from Besetzung in Latin style. 4 times per sheet. Allegedly destroyed 200 pieces (mixed variety of 4 different types) during the WWII. Overprint on Michel: IT P32Also in the issue Zara:
- Stamp - Italian Overprints face value 35;
- Stamp - Postage Due Issues Overprints - "Deutsche Besetzung Zara" face value 1;
Stamp Postage Due Issues Overprints - "Deutsche Besetzung Zara" it reflects the thematic directions:
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