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A Postcard & NSDAP Lunch Coupons for the New Reich Chancellery

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A Postcard & NSDAP Lunch Coupons for the New Reich Chancellery

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A Postcard & NSDAP Lunch Coupons for the New Reich Chancellery

A postcard with a picture of the New Reich Chancellery and its entry in Berlin, measuring 147x104mm, near mint condition with some scuffing of the edges. Coupons for lunch from Monday through Saturday by Hitler’s Chancellery, measuring 73x37mm each..

While the New Reich Chancellery was a building in Berlin, the Kanzlei des Führers der NSDAP (Hitler’s Chancellery) was a Nazi Party organisation, serving as Hitler’s private chancellery. It handled things like complaints against party officials, clemency petitions, and Hitler's personal affairs. However, since 1939, this organisation was housed in the New Reich Chancellery. It is unknown if the coupons were used in this building, or simply given out by Hitler’s Chancellery.