What is #Denazification? A fascinating period of Germany

Episode 10: Denazification

Learn about a fascinating period of post-war Germany when they tried to wipe out their recent past of the Hitler years.

Sorry about the delay, I was sick with Corona.

Check out Graham Beck's episode on London 2022:

0:00 Teaser
0:08 Introduction
0:28 Intro video
0:34 The Discussion
1:03 What is DeNazification
2:35 Postal Stationery
3:49 Machine cancel
6:04 Finalizing
7:53 Outro video

[stampmoments]

Thanks for the informative video! There's always so much more to learn.

[ferprato]

Nice video!, Denazification is a fascinating topic!, I promise I'll work on translating and exhibiting my collection in english!

[ExploringStamps]

Fascinating topic, Lawrence! Thank you for the information. Its great to see that you will be showcasing your experience at the Hungarian Stamp Exhibition (The more we see at stamp shows, the better! 😊). Looking forward to it!

[jackmlynek]

Once again I've learned something new from Lawrence. Great episode and say Hi to your daughter.

[antonstanishevsky]

Denazification is indeed an interesting topic. Thank you for telling us all about it (:

[serga.bodrov]

excellent overview of German postage stamps and wartime shipments

[RichardPhilatelist]

Another great video about Germany, thank you.

[StampCatStamps]

Hi Lawrence! I'm catching up on your channel and starting here! Another informative episode as always. I like how unapologetic and straight-forward you are with your opinions. 🤣 "Am I allowed to say that? Well, I did." Also an interesting look at symbols and where to draw the line. I didn't know the eagle was also a symbol used by the Nazi party... and even after they removed the Eagle's head some were still unhappy at the remainder lines left behind! (to me it looks like a 'wing'). I don't know that I would find the solitary wing of an eagle to be a big enough representation to symbolize something.

Looking forward to your account of the Hungary exhibition! Hope it went well for you there. (And we are ALL copying Graham. haha!) Keep up the great videos!

[ntscpresents]

Very interesting collecting area. Would love to see Fernando's exhibit someday too! :)