File:Tilsit-1923-inflatiebrief.jpg
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Letter with postage typical for the German inflation period (10 billion marks)
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English: Letter with postage typical for the German inflation period (10 billion marks), sent from Tilsit (present-day Sovetsk), 19 November 1923
Deutsch: Brief mit für die deutsche Inflationszeit typischem Porto (10 Milliarden Mark), versandt von Tilsit (heute Sowjetsk) nach Berlin am 19. November 1923 |
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| Author | Sijtze Reurich |
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