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Post-war “ESCAPE” organization in Europe

This is part of World War Two that is not known to many. Like most nations, each country decides to focus on the section of history that glorifies or enhances its role in the Great War: The contribution of its people, its soldiers, to the war effort which culminated in the victory in May and September...

Suez Crisis

British passport and its usage in Egypt at the time. The Sinai Campaign is known also as Tripartite Aggression or in Israel as Mivzta Kadesh (Kadesh Operation)....

Pre-war Polish service passport

Issued in 1936 for official consular service in Nazi Germany. Warsaw issued to a consulate official named Alfred Matuszewski – who was stationed at the Polish consulate at Schneidemuhl (Polish named Piła) close to the German-Polish border. Before 1945 the town was in German territory. The passport was ...