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1944. Komanda mesta Split, ravan i okrugli žig, dopis opunomoæeniku Crvenog krsta Jugoslavije u Rimu sa saslušanja o dve Poljakinje izbeglice koje bi trebalo na zahtev vlasti iz Italije prebaciti u Rim. Prikljuèeno pismo Marlote Poeckk koja æe se brinuti o njima. Prilika za istraživaèe aktivnosti Jugoslovenskih organa odmah posle rata ( iz vrlo ranog perioda decembra 1944.)

1944 Command of the city of Split, flat and round stamp, letter to the representative of the Red Cross of Yugoslavia in Rome from the hearing about two Polish refugees who should be transferred from Italy to Rome at the request of the authorities. Attached is a letter from Marlotte Poeckk who will take care of them. An opportunity for researchers of the activities of the Yugoslav authorities immediately after the war (from the very early period of December 44)

1944. Pismo partizanske pošte u Dalmaciji sa formaciskim žigom POŠTA KV 2 poslato za Split sa splitskom vojnom cenzurom Br 19 readresirano više puta za primaocem. Partizanska pisma poslata službeno su bila oslobođena poštarine. Prilika za sakupljaèe rane pošte u oslobodjenoj Hrvatskoj. Odlièan kvalitet.
1944 A letter from the partisan post office in Dalmatia with the formation military mark POŠTA KV 2 sent to Split with Split military censorship No. 19, re-addressed several times for the recipient. Partisan letters sent officially were exempt from postage. An opportunity for collectors of early mail in liberated Croatia. VF

1945. Pismo sa žigom GLAVNI ODBOR DRUŠTVA CRVENOG KRSTA JUGOSLAVIJE iz Splita ratnom zarobljeniku i sa dolaznim žigom VLADIN DELEGAT ZA POSLOVE CRVENOG KRSTA u USA u New York, sa kompletnim tekstom na Italijanskom sa amerièkom cenzurom EXEMINED BY CENZOR. Pismo je prosleđeno ratnom zarobljeniku na nepoznatoj adresi. Odlièan kvalitet.
1945 Letter with mark MAIN BOARD OF THE RED CROSS SOCIETY OF YUGOSLAVIA from Split to a prisoner of war and incoming mark GOVERNMENT DELEGATE FOR RED CROSS AFFAIRS IN USA to New York, with complete text in Italian with American censorship EXEMINED BY CENSOR. The letter was forwarded to a prisoner of war at an unknown address. VF

1945. Dokumenta kancelarije opunomoæenika Crvenog Krsta Jugoslavije u Bariju i tri u Rimu, ovo odeljenja u Bariju i Rimu su radila u okviru delegacije Jugoslovenske Armije za ispitivanje nestalih ili ubijenih gra?ana Jugoslavije i eventualnih ratnih zloèina. Upit za Hrvata Ivana Gobaca rodjenog u Sisku koji je bio u zarobljenièkom logoru GRAVINA poslat negde ? decemra 1944. Dokumenti su prvi put u javnoj prodaji do sada su bili poznati i izloženi samo u muzeju Revolucije Jugoslavije. Prilika za istraživaèe aktivnosti Jugoslovenskih organa odmah posle rata ( iz juna i septembra 1945.)

1945 Documents of the office of the plenipotentiary of the Red Cross of Yugoslavia in Bari and three in Rome, these departments in Bari and Rome worked within the delegation of the Yugoslav Army to investigate missing or murdered citizens of Yugoslavia and possible war crimes. The inquiry about Ivan Gobac, a Croat born in Sisak, who was in the GRAVINA prison camp, sent somewhere? in December 1944. The documents are on public sale for the first time, until now they were known and exhibited only in the Museum of the Yugoslav Revolution. Opportunity for researchers of the Yugoslav authorities activity immediately after the war (from June and September 1945)

1945. Telegram Amerièke Armije preko italijanskog operatera, zahtev Jugoslovenskom opunomoæeniku Crvenog Krsta u Rimu za porodicu sa ostrva Ugljan, zahtev ovog opunomoæenika sa žigom Crvenog Krsta Rim, vlastoma NOO na ostrvu Ugljan u Hrvatskoj, da dobijena dokumenta pošalje u New York US Armiji i odgovor u plaæenom telegramu "da su dokumenti poslati diplomatskom poštom" Dokumenti su prvi put u javnoj prodaji do sada su bili poznati i izloženi samo u muzeju Revolucije Jugoslavije. Prilika za istraživaèe aktivnosti Jugoslovenskih organa odmah posle rata.
1945 US Army telegram via Italian operator, request to the Yugoslav Red Cross plenipotentiary in Rome for a family from the island of Ugljan, request by this plenipotentiary with the mark of the Red Cross Rome, to the NOO authorities on the island of Ugljan in Croatia, to send the documents to be further send to the New York US Army and a response document in a paid telegram "that the documents were sent by diplomatic mail" The documents are on public sale for the first time, until now they were known and exhibited only in the museum of the Yugoslav Revolution. An opportunity for researchers of the activities of the Yugoslav authorities immediately after the war from USA to Rome further to Ugljan and back.

1945. SPLIT POROZAN PAPIR: èetverac 10/1 kn provizorno izdanje na ređem poroznom papiru. Odlièan kvalitet.
1945 SPLIT POROUS PAPER: block of four 10/1 kn provisional issue with overprint on rarer porous paper. Very fine.

1945. Provizorne serije SPLIT I ZAGREB sa porto markama, povoljno. Odlièan kvalitet.
1945 Provisional sets SPLIT AND ZAGREB with postage due stamps, bargain. VF

1945. Pismo pošte u Dalmaciji sa žigom BIOGRAD NA MORU poslato za Split sa splitskom vojnom cenzurom Br 8 adresirano za primaoca Maricu Radovan koja je radila u obaveštajnom odeljenju ZAVNOH. ( Zemaljsko Antifašistièko vijeæe narodnog oslobođenja Hrvatske) Partizanska pisma poslata službeno su bila oslobođena poštarine. Prilika za sakupljaèe rane pošte u oslobodjenoj Hrvatskoj. Odlièan kvalitet.
1945 A letter from the post office in Dalmatia BIOGRAD NA MORU sent to Split with Split military censorship No. 8, addressed for recipient Marica Radovan, who worked in the intelligence department of ZAVNOH. (National Anti-Fascist Council of the People's Liberation of Croatia) . Partisan letters sent officially were exempt from postage. An opportunity for collectors of early mail in liberated Croatia. VF

1945. Pismo pošte u Dalmaciji iz sekcije odeljenja G.S.H.poslato za Split sa splitskom vojnom cenzurom Br 3 adresirano za primaoca Maricu Radovan koja je radila u obaveštajnom odeljenju ZAVNOH. ( Zemaljsko Antifašistièko vijeæe narodnog oslobođenja Hrvatske) Partizanska pisma poslata službeno su bila oslobođena poštarine. Prilika za sakupljaèe rane pošte u oslobodjenoj Hrvatskoj. Odlièan kvalitet.
1945 A letter from Dalmatia from section G.S.H. sent to Split with Split military censorship No. 3, addressed for recipient Marica Radovan, who worked in the intelligence department of ZAVNOH. (National Anti-Fascist Council of the People's Liberation of Croatia) . Partisan letters sent officially were exempt from postage. An opportunity for collectors of early mail in liberated Croatia. VF

1945. SPLITSKO IZDANJE CELINA 10 KUNA NA 1 D CRVENI TROREDI PRETISAK SA PETOKRAKOM, odlièan kvalitet.
1945 SPLIT ISSUE STATIONERY 10 KUNAS ON 1 D THREE-LINE OVERPRINT WITH STAR IN RED, very fine.