THE THERESINSTADT ADMIISSION STAMPS. The most distinetive item from the field of "The Mail Service of the Ghetto Terezin' is definitely the 'Terezin Admission Stamps' - for its character, the way it was used and the number of preserved copies. The necessity to use the stamp for a parcel and the meticulous recording of the recipients of the stamp during the existence of the Proectorate made this item rare. The situation changed during the second half of 1945 when a large number of unused admission stamp appeared on  the market. They came probably from the Jewish Council of  Elders in Prague or from the store of the Central Office for the Settlement of the Jewish Question. IMPERFORATE BLOCK OF FOUR OF THE ADMISSION STAMP/ The distance between the stamps is the ordinary printing is 4.5mm both horizontally as well as vertically. In the design the letters FC are hidden.

1939  NEWSPAPER "Voelkischer Beobachter, Vienna",  w/Headlines about the 16 Points Germany demands from POLAND for refusing negotiations

1939, Deusches Reich Fremdenpass. Born in Standerton, South Afra, on the 28th November 1882, Elly Hawburger - Sacks "Fremdenpass" [Alien' Passport'] was issued in Berlin on 21st November 1938 visa for the union issued Hamburg 2nd December 1938 transit visa through Holland 22nd Gecember 1938 the United Kingdom for South Africa 24th Dec. 138 arriving 12th January 1939.

1939, THE ORIGINAL J MARKED REISEPASS OR PASSPORT OF A MAN WHO WAS IMPRISONED AT CONCENTRATION CAMP, SURVIVED AND FLED  TO UNITED KINGDOM. "Reisepass"passport of IDA Sara Kohn issued 6th april 1939 in Frankfurt {Main} showing the big red "J" for jew. The addition of a middle name to signify a jew - "ISRAEL" for a male & "Sara" for a female. Card D 3890 visa granted for United Kingdom issued 25th April 1939 - admitted 22nd June 1939.

1942  POSTCARD sent from "Litzmannstadt-Ghetto" to Berlin w/message that "5.-" thankfully received.