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- FDC MiNr. 739 (18.8.1972) - Germany - Memorandum for the Heinrich von Stephan Museum
FDC MiNr. 739 (18.8.1972) - Germany - Memorandum for the Heinrich von Stephan Museum
FDC SRN
| Code: | SRN-FDC-739 |
| Producer: | Deutsche Bundespost |
| Price: | 1,06 EUR |
| Availability: | In Stock |
| Stock: | 1 Pcs |
| Year: | 1972 |
| Catalogue no. (MICHEL): | 739 |
Memorandum for the Heinrich von Stephan Museum
Heinrich von Stephan (1831-1897) was an important German postal reformer and founder of the Universal Postal Union. His work had a major influence on the modernisation of the postal system not only in Germany but also internationally. The Heinrich von Stephan Museum is dedicated to his life and legacy, exhibiting period documents, postage stamps and other artifacts related to the history of the postal service.
The memorandum stresses the importance of his reforms, which made postal communication faster and more efficient. Stephan's legacy is still celebrated today, particularly his contribution to connecting the world through the post office.
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