Adolf Hitler Overprint "Ukraine" with "Monasty" Handstamp
Ukraine (German Occupation) · 1941 · Various
This is a German definitive stamp featuring the portrait of Adolf Hitler, originally issued for the German Reich. It has been overprinted with the word "Ukraine" for use in the German-occupied territories of Soviet Ukraine during World War II. An additional local handstamp "Monasty" (Monastery) has been applied, likely as a precancel for use by a local monastery.
During the German occupation of Ukraine from 1941 to 1944, German stamps were overprinted for local use. These issues reflect the administrative control exerted by the Third Reich over conquered territories during the war.
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Photogravure
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