The Sub-Carpathian Messenger - Jay T. Carrigan

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The Uzsok pass seems to have been an extra effort – the soldiers are in winter camouflageand on skiing gear. Must have been a real nice trip ...The Uzsok railway station near the Polish border (in summer)Some time later: The Hungarian-Polish border at UzsokThe Sub-Carpathian Messenger – Number 1 (November 2008) Page 12
Helmut KobelbauerAnother letter from the Romanian occupationUntil recently one could count the number of well-documented letters (and cards)from the so-called Romanian occupation (see Jan Verleg’s monograph, pages 61 to61b) on the five fingers of one hand. A sixth one, described by Horváth Lajos, hasdisappeared.It is therefore with a certain pride that I can show the following registered letter,sent from Aknaszlatina to Debrecen on 26 December 1919:Front side of the described letterIt is apparently a business letter, sent from the local bureau of the “Nemzeti” (i. e.national) accident insurance joint-stock company to the central bureau of the samecompany in Debrecen.In violet it carries the two-lines “Cenzurat oficial | Sighet M.” censorship mark ofMáramarossziget, now Sighetu Marmaiei in Romania.In true Hungarian style the stamps to pay for the postal tariff are on the back ofthe letter (see next page):The Sub-Carpathian Messenger – Number 1 (November 2008) Page 13
Page 1: The Sub-Carpathian MessengerNewslet
Page 4 and 5: COSMOPOLITAN CLUBOF SANTA BARBARA,
Page 6 and 7: Helmut KobelbauerThe meeting of Hun
Page 8 and 9: Picture from the book by Michael Wi
Page 11: Picture side of the Uzsok card (#1)
Page 15 and 16: Snippets Would you have known this

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