Second Wave of Mass, Forced Deportations from Bessarabia - 65th Anniversary

INTRODUCTION

On 5 July 2014, the Post Office of Moldova (Poșta Moldovei) issued a postage stamp with the title Second Wave of Mass, Forced Deportations from Bessarabia - 65th Anniversary. The issue comprises one stamp, with an associated cancellation (postmark) and first day cover (FDC). The designer was Vitaliu Pogolşa. The printing was performed by Nova Imprim, Chişinău.

ABOUT THE THEME

The Soviet deportations from Bessarabia were part of Joseph Stalin's policy of political repression. The deported were typically moved to so-called 'special settlements' (спецпоселения). Read more..

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ISSUE DETAILS

Original Date of Issue: July 5, 2014 Michel Catalogue Number: 875 Artist/Designer: Vitaliu Pogolşa Printer: Nova Imprim, Chişinău You can see the full details of this series here.

POSTAGE STAMPS
№ 875 | Monument «Train of Pain», Chișinău. Sculptor: Iurie Platon	Monument «Train of Pain», Chișinău. Sculptor: Iurie Platon Michel Catalogue No: 875 Perforation Type/Size: Comb 14:14.50 Size: 46.00 x 27.50 mm Face Value: 1.75 Lei Quantity Printed: 100,000

FIRST DAY COVERS (FDC) AND CANCELLATIONS (POSTMARKS)

№ 875 FDC | Deportees at a Railway Station

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	2011 70th Anniversary of the First Wave of Mass, Forced Deportations from Bessarabia

65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Second World War

INTRODUCTION

On 9 May 2010, the Post Office of Moldova (Poșta Moldovei) issued a postage stamp with the title 65th Anniversary of the Victory in the Second World War. The issue comprises one stamp, with an associated cancellation (postmark) and first day cover (FDC). The designer was Vitaliu Pogolşa. The printing was performed by Tipografia Centrală, Chişinău.

ABOUT THE THEME

Victory Day or 9 May marks the capitulation of Nazi Germany to the Soviet Union in the Second World War (also known as the Great Patriotic War in the Soviet Union). It was first inaugurated in the fifteen republics of the Soviet Union, following the signing of the surrender document late in the evening on 8 May 1945 (after midnight, thus on 9 May, by Moscow Time). The Soviet government announced the victory early on 9 May after the signing ceremony in Berlin. Though the official inauguration happened in 1945 (which means it has been celebrated since 1946), the holiday became a non-labour day only in 1965 and only in some of the countries. In the former Soviet Union this festival was celebrated to commemorate the Red Army's victory over the Nazi forces. Read more..

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ISSUE DETAILS

Original Date of Issue: May 9, 2010 Michel Catalogue Number: 705 Artist/Designer: Vitaliu Pogolşa Printer: Tipografia Centrală, Chişinău You can see the full details of this series here.

POSTAGE STAMPS
№ 705 | The «Eternity» Monument, Chișinău	The «Eternity» Monument, Chișinău Michel Catalogue No: 705 Perforation Type/Size: Comb 14.50:14 Size: 27.50 x 46.00 mm Face Value: 4.5 Lei Quantity Printed: 45,000

FIRST DAY COVERS (FDC) AND CANCELLATIONS (POSTMARKS)

№ 705 FDC | Memorial Bell

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	2005 60th Anniversary of the Victory over Fascism
	2015 70 Years Since the End of the Second World War