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The Sub-Carpathian Messenger - Jay T. Carrigan

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Meeting in Prague the FoundersAt the initiative of Ing. Jan Verleg, author of the basic reference book “CarpathoUkraine – Postal History and Stamps 1786 – 2000”, several well-known collectors ofthis area met on 13 September 2008 in Prague, and discussed possible ways of cooperationand furthering their shared interest. This Newsletter is one of the immediateoutcomes of this meeting.From left to right: Rex Dixon, Tønnes Ore, Otto Hornung, Helmut Kobelbauer, and Jan VerlegOther collectors which had been invited (<strong>Jay</strong> <strong>Carrigan</strong> from the USA and Juan Pagefrom Spain) could not come – we are hoping they will be joining the Study Circle attheir earliest convenience.Additional contacts have been made during the World Exhibition in Prague whereTønnes Ore and Jan Verleg showed their respective exhibits. (Results are given on alater page.)Collecting postal items from the Carpatho-Ukraine is not always easy because oneat least touches Austrian, Hungarian, Czechoslovakian, Romanian, Soviet and thenUkrainian history with all the (sometimes difficult) languages involved.This very supranational character of our subject is nicely mirrored in the compositionof the Study Circle whose members come from a multitude of countries. Wewill also strive to involve some persons of more local background.(kb)<strong>The</strong> <strong>Sub</strong>-<strong>Carpathian</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong> – Number 1 (November 2008) Page 3

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