FREE: WWII**THIRD REICH**NAZI GERMANY** postcard scare on GIN get 3 different postcards

The listing, WWII**THIRD REICH**NAZI GERMANY** postcard scare on GIN get 3 different postcards has ended.

used postcard,
it run from Löcknitz on 5. November 1937.
The text the receiver is on the back of the postcard
scare item

if GIN is used you get the other 3 postcards aswell
normal bids are for the first postcard

I do not accept the actions of the 3rd Reich, nor it's fascist counterparts.
All items are sold purely for educational and historical purposes. ...

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Description:

series: Besucht das schöne Schlesien / visit the beautifil Silesia

19th Century to 1945
After the reorganization of Prussia Landeck belonged since 1815 to the province of Silesia and was first incorporated into the county Glatz. 1818-1945 it belonged to the district Habelschwerdt, which had been established from the districts of Landeck and Habelschwerdt.
Early 19th Century took Landeck, whose economic foundations craft and small manufacturers as a wood pulp factory, a glove factory and agriculture were. The most important economic factor was the bathing sources, including input 5 thermal baths and a cold water hospital. When the Prussian King Frederick the Great and his family members in 1765 repeatedly used the Landecker sources to a spa treatment, increased the number of bathers and those seeking recreation resistant. With the construction of the branch line Glatz-Landeck-side mountain, which reached Landeck 1897, the economic development of the city and the bathing was promoted. In the second half of the 19th Century, the city hospital, the neo-post office and the stately mansions were on the road leading to the resort