Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Postcards and Letters visually-hidden Footnote: Iron Guard (Romanian: Garda

Footnote: Iron Guard (Romanian: Garda de fier) is the name most commonly given to a far-right movement and political party in Romania active from around 1927 into the early part of World War II

two promises to pay a debt in English dated 1856

an eight point ovular star with clusters of faceted rays

the Japanese fleet base in the Carolines

courage or devotion to duty whilst flying in active operations against the enemy"

Czechoslovakia, Republic. A Lot of Postcards and Letters visually-hidden Footnote: Iron Guard (Romanian: GardaA group including: a collection of five letters dating January to February 1945, each letter addressed to Ladislav Zilka, a prisoner at Buchenwald concentration camp, the letters are accompanied by a permit granted by SS officers for Zilka to wear a rifleman badge inside the concentration camp; a Sudetenland unification postcard, constructed of card stock with multi coloured ink, the obverse depicting a map of the Sudetenland overlaid by a photograph