The General Government (Poland)
The General Government (Poland)
Reichsgau Wartheland
Upper Silesia
Deutsche Dienstpost - issue #18, August 1955
Ukraine and Poland
Bohemia and Moravia, Sudetenland, Netherlands and Austria
Bohemia and Moravia
Deutsche Dienstpost - issue #19, November 1955
German 'Reichspostgebiet' (Reichspost territory).
East Prussia
East Prussia
Deutsche Dienstpost - issue #28, November 1957
The Baltics - Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania
Map of the German official post offices of Latvia.
Map of the German official post offices of Lithuania.
Map of the German official post offices of Estonia.
Deutsche Dienstpost - issue #29, November 1957
The Ukraine.
Deutsche Dienstpost - issue #31, November 1958
Alsace-Lorraine and Luxemburg
The German railroad in Lothringen 1940-44.
The Netherlands.
The German railroad in the Netherlands.
Deutsche Dienstpost - issue #39, November 1959
Railroad lines in Slovenia (Laibach), as well as parts of Austria and Croatia.
-Examples of various cancels.
- The district of Galizia (under the administration of the General Government).
-Examples of various cancels.
This map focuses on the northern Polish territories that were annexed directly into the German Province of East Prussia (Ostpreußen).
-September 1941, Bialystok District with Sudauen (Poland).
This documents the newly created administrative region annexed adjacent to East Prussia (Ostpreussen) following the invasion of Russia.
(and the German territory of Memel)
-Major Russian and Belarusian cities, this map traces deep into the interior, highlighting key transit hubs and geographic features.
The Romanian Interest Zone (bottom map), also known as the Transnistria Governorate, which was managed by Axis-aligned Romania.
(Elsass-Lothringen und Luxemburg).
The Rheinland, Saar, Bavaria and France.
