File:Deutsche Marken Fälschung für Russland 1915.jpg

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Deutsch: Deutsche Propagandafälschungen für Russland 1915/1917. Oben die Originalmarke, Reihe zwei und drei die Deutschen Fälschungen
Date 1915/1917
Source https://www.psywar.org
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