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Worldwide Stamps and Covers POLAND Polish Deportees to Soviet Asia and Siberia
Sale No: 0821
Lot No: 1043
Symbol: e
Cat No: Collection
1939-45 collection of 107 items, written-up on pages, mostly correspondence to and from Polish deportees in the Soviet Union, variety of postal cards sent in 1940-45 to German Occupied Poland, also to Kazakhstan, from Siberia, one sent from Tokyo by the military attache to Gieorgiewka (Kazakhstan), where Poles were deported by the Soviets, some to the Polish Red Cross, registered mail from Nowgorodek (Belarus) to Lublin, 1940 cover from Serniki to a POW Stalag in Germany, mail from Vilnius to Semipalatinsk, cards sent from Soviet Labor camps (Rowne in Western Ukraine to Piaseczno, Dubno, Rodatycz, etc.), 1945 postcard from Teheran to Aktyubinsk, also a registered cover from England to Kazakhstan, some military mail, telegrams, Fieldpost mail, great variety of censor markings (Polish, German, Russian), Polish Red Cross card sent in 1948 informing the family that the POW died in Kozielsk of cancer (the prisoner Lt. Nowak was murdered in Katyn), another form sent in 1953 to the village of Ptaki, informing the family that the Polish POW died in a Soviet Camp, plus others. Condition varies, as should be expected, but overall a fascinating chronicle of suffering inflicted on the Polish civilians and soldiers during the Soviet Occupation (Image)
Est.$2,500
Opening US$ 2,400.00
Sold...US$ 2,400.00
Closed..Aug-11-2021, 11:30:52 EST
Sold For 2400
Sale No: 0821
Lot No: 1044
Symbol: e
1944 (24 Feb) Iranian stationery card with Soviet P.O. Box 6 and additional printed "receipt" information, addressed to Kellerowsk Settlement in Kazakhstan (where Polish families were deported), Persian-English-Soviet censor markings, Delegation of the Polish Red Cross in Teheran endorsement on back, uncommon destination (Image)
