Croatia 1944 Anti-Tuberculosis Semi-Postal Stamp
Croatia · 1944 · 3.50+1.50 Kn
This semi-postal stamp features a red Cross of Lorraine, a symbol often associated with the fight against tuberculosis. The design includes the inscription "PROTIV TUBERKULOZE" (Against Tuberculosis) and the dual denomination, indicating the postage value and the charitable surtax. The surtax was designated to support anti-tuberculosis efforts within the Independent State of Croatia.
Issued in 1944 during World War II by the Independent State of Croatia, a puppet state of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Semi-postal stamps like this were common during the war to raise funds for social and health causes amidst national turmoil.
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