BERLIN OLYMPICS 1936 - OFFICIAL OLYMPICS POSTCARD

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BERLIN OLYMPICS 1936  - OFFICIAL OLYMPICS POSTCARD CANCELED with DAY OF THE STAMP (TAG DER BRIEFMARKE) HANNOVER JANUARY 10, 1937
During the opening of the 1936 Olympics in Berlin Germany the Infamous  Zeppelin LZ-129 Hindenburg was used for propaganda purposes when it flew over the Olympic stadium in Berlin on August 1st during the opening ceremonies of the 1936 summer Olympic Games. Shortly before the arrival of German Leader A.H. to declare the games open, the airship crossed low over stadium. The Olympic Games rings were freshly painted on the side of the Hindenburg's hull. After flying over Olympic stadium, the Hindenburg dropped 20 bags of mail by parachute at the Berlin airport including postcards exactly like this.
EXTREMELY FINE CONDITION THROUGHOUT.
OLYMPISCHE SPIELE 1936
BERLIN 1.-16. AUGUST
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