-Russia-Ukraine Occupation Stamps

VF NH 1941 Hitler Set overprinted "Ostland" for the Baltic Area of Occupation. Includes all 1941 stamps listed in the set by the German Catalog. Typographed 10 and 12 pf. stamps printed in 1943 sold separately.Scott N9-14, N17-28.

VF used 1941 Hitler Set overprinted "Ostland" for the Baltic Area of Occupation. Includes all 1941 stamps listed in the set by the German Catalog. Typographed 10 and 12 pf. stamps printed in 1943 sold separately.Scott N9-14, N17-28.

VF LH, 1943 Hitler typographed pair overprinted "Ostland" for the Baltic Area of Occupation. Originally printed by engravure, the stamps were reprinted in 1943.

1941 VF NH. Hitler Set overprinted "Ukraine" for the Ukraine area of the occupied Soviet Union. Includes all 1941 stamps listed in the set by the German Catalog. Typographed 10 and 12 pf. stamps printed in 1943 sold separately.Scott N29-34, N37-48

1941 VF LH, Hitler Set overprinted "Ukraine" for the Ukraine area of the occupied Soviet Union. Includes all 1941 stamps listed in the set by the German Catalog. Typographed 10 and 12 pf. stamps printed in 1943 sold separately.Scott N29-34, N37-48

VF used. 1941 Hitler Set overprinted "Ukraine" for the Ukraine area of the occupied Soviet Union. Includes all 1941 stamps listed in the set by the German Catalog. Typographed 10 and 12 pf. stamps printed in 1943 sold separately. Scott N29-34, N37-48

VF NH, 1943 Hitler typographed pair overprinted "Ostland" for the Baltic Area of Occupation. Originally printed by engravure, the stamps were reprinted in 1943.

VF LH. 1943 Hitler typographed pair overprinted "Ukraine" for the Ukraine area of the occupied Soviet Union. Originally engraved printing, the stamps were reprinted in 1943.

VF LH. 1941 German occupation of the Pleskau region of Russia. Showing a red-brown Madonna and Christ. Issued with white paper and white gum.

Fine NH. 1941 German occupation of the Pleskau region of Russia. Showing a red-brown Madonna and Christ. Issued with white paper and white gum.

Fine NH. 1942 German occupation of the Pleskau region of Russia. Showing a dull red-brown Madonna and Christ. Issued with off-white paper and yellowish gum.

VF NH. 1942 German occupation of the Pleskau region of Russia. Showing a dull red-brown Madonna and Christ. Issued with off-white paper and yellowish gum.

VF LH. 1941 German occupation of the Pleskau region of Russia. Showing a red-brown Madonna and Christ. Issued with white paper and yellowish gum.

VF used set on two pages. 1941 Hitler Set overprinted "Ukraine" for the Ukraine area of the occupied Soviet Union. Includes all 1941 stamps listed in the set by the German catalog. On piece with special official "Winniza" cancel. This is the German name for the Ukraine city of Vinnytsia, site of a massacre of civillians. The Vinnytsia massacre was the mass execution of between 9,000 and 11,000 people in the Ukrainian town by the soviet secret police NKVD during the Great Purge in 1937–1938, which the Germans discovered during its occupation of Ukraine in 1943. The investigation of the site first conducted by the international Katyn Commission coincided with the discovery of a similar mass murder site of Polish POWs in Katyn, Poland. Among the 679 dead identified by the Germans in 1943, there were also a certain number of Russians and 28 Poles (according to the latest data, the number of Poles killed by the NKVD in the city could amount to over 3,000). Nazi propaganda invoked mention of the massacre to illustrate communist terror by the Soviet army.1 Cancel reads: Deutsche Dienstpost Ukraine. 1).Credit Wikipedia.