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  • WW2 Axis Special Passport
  • WW2 Axis Special Passport
  • 1944 Attractive Axis Special Passport
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1944 Attractive Axis Special Passport

Bulgarian Finance Ministry Inspector General's travel document. The last year of the war was very important with profound developments in favor of the Allies and with negative devastating prospects for the Axis powers, who were clearly by now loosing at all fronts, and the "Writing...

  • Imperial Highway Authority (IHA)
  • Imperial Ethiopian Government papers.
  • Imperial Ethiopian Government papers.
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  • Imperial Ethiopian Government papers.
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Imperial Highway Authority (IHA)

Imperial Ethiopian Government papers. The highway system got its first major boosting in infrastructure during the Italian occupation (1936-1941). The Italian control of the country was enhanced due to its contribution in this field (by the last year of their occupation, there were about 7,000...

  • UNRRA ID document
  • IRO ID document WW2
  • IRO ID document WW2
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UNRRA ID document

International Refugee Organization issue. After the end of World War Two, United Nations personnel or affiliated members of related organizations, working in relief and rescue efforts, spread out throughout the various countries, be it in the west or eastern part of Europe...

  • WW2 refugee passport from Tehran
  • WW2 Jewish refugee passport
  • WW2 refugee passport from Tehran
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WW2 refugee passport

Issued at Tehran for use in India by the Polish embassy. During World War Two countless of refugees sought refuge in Allied and neutral countries; and some even managed to find a safe haven as far away as in India....