Антимасонска изложба.

[ВИКТОР 7]

Хотелось бы узнать полная ли это серия? Может у кого есть продолжение?

[ВИКТОР 7]

2 марка.

[ВИКТОР 7]

Что обозначают буквы на столбах? И что такое изложба?

[Семён]

Интересные марки, никогда раньше не видел

[Михаил Беленький]

Я думаю, что это не полная серия. Марки очень интересные.

[Роман Сливин]

Михаил,

у тебя не хватает всего одной марки 2+2 динара.

Это серия 1942 г. в почтовое обращение поступила 1 января.

Как ты понимаешь Сербия в это время была оккупирована Германией.

Серия посвящена анти-масонскому съезду в Белграде.

[ВИКТОР 7]

Спасибо за информацию Роман. Если можно изображение недостающей марки? Я не Михаил. Виктор.

[Роман Сливин]

QUOTE (ВИКТОР 7 @ Dec 28 2005, 03:58 AM)

Спасибо за информацию Роман.   Если можно изображение недостающей марки? Я не Михаил.   Виктор.

Ой! Я увидел Мишу и думал, что он спросил ...

Картинку не могу ... альбом с Сербией у родителей, но могу из каталога скан сделать.

Пойдет?

[ВИКТОР 7]

Пойдет Роман, спасибо! Буду иметь представление, что искать. Если есть и цены на эти марки.

[осип]

Спасибо интересная тема.Позволю присоеденится -а какие цены на эти марки.

[Роман Сливин]

QUOTE (ВИКТОР 7 @ Dec 29 2005, 12:35 AM)

Пойдет Роман, спасибо! Буду иметь представление, что искать. Если есть и цены на эти марки. 1:-->

А вот тут не хватает как раз другой марки.

[ВИКТОР 7]

QUOTE (Роман Сливин @ Aug 27 2006, 01:19 AM)

QUOTE (ВИКТОР 7 @ Dec 29 2005, 12:35 AM) Пойдет Роман, спасибо!    Буду иметь представление, что искать. Если есть и цены на эти марки.  :<!--emo&help1:--><!--endemo--> А вот тут не хватает как раз другой марки.   ...Спасибо, Роман!   Получается , что эта марка самая редкая в серии?

[Роман Сливин]

QUOTE (ВИКТОР 7 @ Aug 28 2006, 12:42 AM)

QUOTE (Роман Сливин @ Aug 27 2006, 01:19 AM) QUOTE (ВИКТОР 7 @ Dec 29 2005, 12:35 AM) Пойдет Роман, спасибо!    Буду иметь представление, что искать. Если есть и цены на эти марки.  :<!--emo&help1:--><!--endemo--> А вот тут не хватает как раз другой марки.   ...Спасибо, Роман!   Получается , что эта марка самая редкая в серии? Да нет ... стечение обстоятельств.

[снайпер]

QUOTE (ВИКТОР 7 @ Dec 28 2005, 02:19 AM)

Что обозначают буквы на столбах? И что такое изложба?

Моментально реагирую

Насчет столбов - это Яхин и Боаз, два столпа, которые Соломон, согласно легенде, воздвиг в Храме. ДЛя масонов символ первостепенной важности, один их основополагающих их философии. Если интересно , можете вот тут подчитать, потихоньку развиваем изложбу :http://sammler.ru/index.php?showtopic=9061

Да, изложба - это выставка, экспозиция!

[ВИКТОР 7]

QUOTE (снайпер @ Aug 28 2006, 08:34 AM)

QUOTE (ВИКТОР 7 @ Dec 28 2005, 02:19 AM) Что обозначают буквы на столбах? И что такое изложба? Моментально реагирую Насчет столбов - это Яхин и Боаз, два столпа, которые Соломон, согласно легенде, воздвиг в Храме. ДЛя масонов символ первостепенной важности, один их основополагающих их философии. Если интересно , можете вот тут подчитать, потихоньку развиваем изложбу :http://sammler.ru/index.php?showtopic=9061 Да, изложба - это выставка, экспозиция!   Спасибо снайперу и Роману!

[снайпер]

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[Guy]

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[ВИКТОР 7]

 

Интересные афиши!

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Belgrade's Anti-Masonic exhibition of 1941-42

 

Nazi Germany occupied most of Yugoslavia by April 1941. After a Serbian uprising of July 1941, Gen. Hermann Bohme, was given emergency powers to govern the country. SS - Gruppenfuhrer Harold Turner and SS Untersturmfuhrer Fritz Stracke handled the administration of Serbia.. Milan Nedic was the "nomial" local ruler, comparable to the collaborationist regime of Quisling in Norway.

 

Under the Nedic regime a heavily anti-semitic "Grand Anti-Masonic Exhibition" opened in occupied Belgrade on 22nd October 1941 and ended January 19, 1942. It was funded apparently by the German occupiers and supported by Nedic to intensify hatred against the Jews, although the title of the exhibit suggested the Masons (Masonic Orders had been closed in Germany). While Nedic was a supporter of the German plan for extermination of the Jews, Serbian partisan groups often tried to save Jews from victimization. The history of this period is complex, filled with mutual accusations regarding the role of perpetrators and rescuers.

 

The central theme was an alleged Jewish-Communist-Masonic plot for world domination, similar to propaganda once put out by the Tsarist secret police before the Russian revolution in the well-known forgeries The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Besides the exhibits at the exhibition, an enormous amount of propaganda material was prepared: over 200 thousand various brochures, 60 thousand posters, 100 thousand flyers, 108 thousand of samples of 9 different types of envelopes, 176 propaganda movie clips, four different postage stamps etc. Organizers advertised that "This concept of exhibition will be unique not only in Serbia and the Balkans, not only in southeastern Europe and Europe, but in the world."

 

The images on the posters shown in the exhibition were hardly new, and had been seen before in Germany during "The Eternal Jew" exhibitions in Munich and Vienna during 1937-1939. Serbian newspapers such as Obnova (Renewal) and Nasa Borba (Our Struggle) praised this exhibit, proclaiming that Jews were the ancient enemies of the Serbian people and that Serbs should not wait for the Germans to begin the extermination of the Jews. A few months later, Serbian authorities issued postage stamps commemorating the opening of this popular exhibit. These stamps, which juxtaposed Jewish and Serbian symbols (but did not contain Nazi symbols), portrayed Judaism as the source of world evil and advocated the humiliation and violent subjugation of Jews. The 20 posters shown here give a sense of the vile flavor of the exhibition and the theme of Jewish domination. Of special interest is the material showing alleged Jewish domination of the American Press and "Finance," particularly control of The New York Times.

 

This type of anti-Semitic propaganda is useful for seeing how art and propaganda posters in particular can help create the "other." Jews were both capitalists and communists at the same time, and the alleged secret force that dominated all aspects of European, indeed world economic life. Norman Cohn has described this as a "warrant for genocide."

 

http://www.chgs.umn.edu/Histories__Narrati...s_ii__the_.html

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On January 1, 1942 Serbia issued four stamps to commemorate the Grand Anti-Masonic Exhibition, which opened in Belgrade on October 22, 1941. These stamps depict a strong and victorious Serbia crushing an evil Masonic-Communist-Jewish plot for world domination.

 

<Masonicinfo Note: The depiction, of course, is far from reality since in 1942, Serbia was under brutal, oppressive Nazi occupation with hundreds of thousands of their citizens being sent to death camps or being systematically killed. The use of stamps for propaganda purposes has long been one of multiple purposes! Our thanks to an international reader for bringing this to our attention.>

 

The surtax on this issue was used for Anti-Masonic, Anti-Communist, and Anti-Jewish propaganda.

 

Each stamp bore the opening date 22x1941 and was labeled "Anti-Masonic Exhibition" and "Serbia" in Cyrillic letters.

 

These stamps, with their juxtaposition of Masonic, Communist, Jewish and Serbian symbols (Nazi symbols are notably absent), provide a remarkable window into the Serbian wartime worldview. Even after the Communist takeover of Yugoslavia in May 1945 Masons were regarded with suspicion and contempt by the Serbian dominated Yugoslav authorities and Masonry remained outlawed for the next 45 years - until the summer of 1990.

 

The first stamp shows Masonry, allegorically clad as a hooded figure wearing an apron and star of David upon its bosom. This hooded figure is shown cringing from a strong ray of light, which emanates from a circular cabalistic design apparently representing the forces of Anti-Masonry.

 

Nowhere in Masonry does a hooded figure appear. Also any Mason could readily see the fallacy of "Cringing from Light" - did we not ask for light at least three times? Then too, the attempt to link Jewry with Freemasonry is very evident by the Star of David on the figure's bosom.

 

The second stamp of the series shows a hand emanating from a silvery light, as in the first stamp, and grasping the neck of a huge viper whose head rests on a square and compasses. This viper or snake is covered with the Stars of David rather than scales. Biblically, the snake represents the forces of evil (Jews and Masons) and here is symbolically being stopped by the hand of Nazism.

 

The third stamp shows a sheaf of wheat superimposed on a cross, which has a pointed lower leg, together with the hammer, and cycle all resting upon and splitting a star that symbolizes Serbia. This attempts to show that the Jew, Mason, and Communist are alike in ideal if not one and the same.

 

The last stamp of the series shows a Star of David upon the curved surface of the earth between two pillars which are being put asunder by a zealous modern Serbian Samson. These pillars presumably refer to the two pillars in the porch of King Solomon's Temple.

 

Our many thanks to Brother Terry Chateau for his extensive description and this photo. If you're interested in Masonic stamps, drop him or us a note! We've been active and involved collectors for some time....

 

Incidentally, if you are interested in philately and Masonry, there are several groups of Masonic stamp collectors. The American Topical Association has had a Masonic Study Unit for some thirty years (your web site author is member #10) and Masonic stamp displays have won many show awards over the years. Stamp collecting remains an exciting and interesting hobby and one which teaches much - as can be seen from the stamps above!

Interested? Here's some further information:

 

The Philatelic Freemason is published bi-monthly by the Masonic Study Unit of the American Topical Association. Contact Robert A. Domingue, 59 Greenwood Road, Andover, MA 01810 for further information. Dues are $10.00 annually (US). This newsletter always presents excellent information.

 

The Masonic Philatelist is published quarterly by the Masonic Stamp Club of New York, founded in 1934. In addition, the club has regular meetings at 2:00pm the second Wednesday of each month (except summer) at The Collectors Club, 22 East 35th Street, New York, NY 10016. Further information about membership is available from the Secretary, MSCNY at that address. Dr. Allen Boudreau edits and publishes a small glossy magazine which is well respected in the philatelic community.