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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
The Deutscher Schulverein was an organisation founded to increase the awareness and use of the German literature and language in the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. In different regions of the Empire local daughter organisations were founded. The organisation was founded in 1880 and in 1925 all former local organisations were united to the Deutschen Schulverein Südmark, which later became closely associated with the German National-Socialist party. After the incorporation of Austria into Germany in 1938 the association was abandoned (source : de.wikipedia.org). | The Deutscher Schulverein was an organisation founded to increase the awareness and use of the German literature and language in the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. In different regions of the Empire local daughter organisations were founded. The organisation was founded in 1880 and in 1925 all former local organisations were united to the Deutschen Schulverein Südmark, which later became closely associated with the German National-Socialist party. After the incorporation of Austria into Germany in 1938 the association was abandoned (source: de.wikipedia.org). | ||
The association, and its daughter organisations, issued stamps that could be added to letters, but had no official postal value. Most stamps used town arms of the region, others used the arms of the association as such. | The association, and its daughter organisations, issued stamps that could be added to letters, but had no official postal value. Most stamps used town arms of the region, others used the arms of the association as such. | ||
See also : [[Verein für das Deutschtum im Ausland]] | See also: [[Verein für das Deutschtum im Ausland]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:08, 11 August 2024
Background
The Deutscher Schulverein was an organisation founded to increase the awareness and use of the German literature and language in the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. In different regions of the Empire local daughter organisations were founded. The organisation was founded in 1880 and in 1925 all former local organisations were united to the Deutschen Schulverein Südmark, which later became closely associated with the German National-Socialist party. After the incorporation of Austria into Germany in 1938 the association was abandoned (source: de.wikipedia.org).
The association, and its daughter organisations, issued stamps that could be added to letters, but had no official postal value. Most stamps used town arms of the region, others used the arms of the association as such.
See also: Verein für das Deutschtum im Ausland
Deutscher Schulverein
Bund der Deutschen in Böhmen
Landskron
Bund der Deutschen Nordmährens
Altstadt
Aussee
Bodenstadt
Brüsau
Fulnek
Hof
Hohenstadt
Leipnik
Liebau
Möglitz
Neustadt
Oderfurt
Olmutz
Schildberg
Schönberg
Zwittau
Bund der Deutschen in Niederösterreich
General issue
Town arms
Amstetten
Gloggnitz
Gumpoldskirchen
Gutenstein
Herzogenburg
Korneuburg
Krems
Laa
Melk
Pochlarn
Scheibbs
Stein
Sankt Pölten
Waidhofen a.d. T.
Waidhofen a.d. Y.
Wiener Neustadt
Zwettl
Südmark / Südmark-Schützgebiet
Provincial arms
Kärnten
Krain
Krain
Niederösterreich
Niederösterreich
Oberösterreich
Oberösterreich
Salzburg
Salzburg
Steiermark
Tirol
Triest
Vorarlberg
Vorarlberg
Wien
Wien
Town arms
Bozen
Bregenz
Brück an der Mur
Dornbirn
Fürstenfeld
Gmünden
Gottschee
Graz
Hartberg
Innsbrück
Judenburg
Klagenfurt
Knittelfeld
Leoben
Linz
Marburg
Meran
Mödling
Pettau
Radkersburg
Salzburg
Steyr
Voitsberg
Wels
Wiener Neustadt
