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Souvenir Postcard of the German Democratic Republic; 1980; The souvenir postcard is franked with a commemorative surcharge-stamp of the GDR of the series "Invincible Vietnam" (Michel No. 2463) from 1979.; The stamp was postmarked with a special cancellation from 1020 Berlin 2 (= post office on "Berlin-Alexanderplatz") with the logo of the print-magazin "NBI" (= "Neue Berliner Illustrierte") and the inscription to a solidarity-action of the "VDJ" (= "Verband deutscher Journalisten" = "Association of German journalists") on the "Alexanderplatz" in Berlin-Mitte at the .
Stamp: Michel: No. 2463; Yvert & Tellier: No. 2126; Scott: No. B188
Color: vermilion to yellowish red / black (stamp); grey/black (additional postcard motive)
Watermark: none
Nominal value: 10 +5 (Pfennig) (The surcharge was determined to raise money for Vietnam-war victims.)

Postage validity: from 6 November 1979 until 2 October 1990
date QS:P,+1950-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P580,+1979-11-06T00:00:00Z/11,P582,+1990-10-02T00:00:00Z/11
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Stamp picture size (printed area of a single stamp without year-line): 23.5 x 28.5 mm

Postmark: 1020 Berlin 2 (Germany), one-circle special postmark with 40.0 mm diameter
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"Ministerium für Post und Fernmeldewesen" of the German Democratic Republic (stamp + postmark)

"Verbnd deutscher Journalisten" (postcard)
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This file is most likely NOT in the public domain. It has been marked for review, and will be deleted in due course if the review does not find it to be in the public domain.

This file was previously considered to be in the public domain as a German stamp; it is possible that it is in the public domain for other reasons, in which case a new rationale will be applied as part of the review process. See below for the previous rationale.
Previous public domain rationale, no longer applicable
Public domain
This stamp is in the public domain in Germany because it was released by the postal administration of the German Democratic Republic or the Soviet occupation zone (Deutschen Post der DDR) whose legal successor is the Federal Republic of Germany. Thus it is an official work according to German copyright law (§ 5 Abs. 1 UrhG).

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  • The used stamp as single mint stamp
    The used stamp as single mint stamp
Picture description Vietnamese soldier, mother, child
First day of issue (stamp)
Publisher "Ministerium für Post und Fernmeldewesen" of the German Democratic Republic (stamp + postmark)

"Verband deutscher Journalisten" (postcard)

Design Gerhard Preuß (1935-2014) (stamp)
Printer "VEB Deutsche Wertpapierdruckerei", Leipzig (stamp)
Printing technique Offset printing on luminescent paper (stamp)
Perforation Comb perforation, K 14 (stamp)
MICHEL Nr. Deutsche Demokratische Republik, Nr. 2463 (stamp)
SCOTT Nr. German Democratic Republic, No. B188 (stamp)

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