German Reich year 1941 Spring Fair in Vienna stamps

The German Reich issued a set of stamps in 1941 to commemorate the Spring Fair in Vienna. These stamps are notable for their historical context, reflecting the period during World War II when Austria was annexed by Nazi Germany. The stamps typically feature imagery associated with the fair or Vienna itself. This might include architectural landmarks, traditional motifs, or symbols reflecting the fair’s significance. The Spring Fair in Vienna, or “Wiener Frühjahrsmesse,” was an important commercial event. During the Nazi occupation, such events were used to promote economic activity and propaganda. The set consists of four stamps, each with different denominations and colours, making them visually distinct and appealing for collectors.

These stamps were used for regular postal purposes during the time of their issuance and are now sought after by collectors interested in philately from the World War II era.