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Cellar with barrels and the first bottle of Armenian brandy (1896)

国家:: 亚美尼亚
专题:: _ Armenia (general)
地区:: Armenia (general)
目录编号:: ColnectIsBest
主题:: 瓶 | 餐具
发行日期：:: 2008
发行者:: AZD Production
色彩:: 彩色
版式:: 横版
图案布局:: 2
类型:: 普通明信片
大小:: 15 x 10 厘米
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Still life

国家:: 奥地利
专题:: - Still live
地区:: Austria (General)
目录编号:: ColnectScrp
主题:: 树叶 | 泰迪熊 | 餐具
最早使用日期:: 2018-10-19
发行者:: E-Motion
色彩:: 彩色
版式:: 横版
图案布局:: 1
类型:: 普通明信片
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Deutscher Schulverein Nr. 64 Propaganda Card

国家:: 奥匈帝国
专题:: - WW1 Propaganda
目录编号:: Col:AT-HU-000177
主题:: 餐具 | 餐馆
发行日期：:: 1911
最早使用日期:: 1911
发行者:: Joseph Eberle, Wien
色彩:: 彩色
版式:: 竖版
图案布局:: 1
类型:: 普通明信片
大小:: 9 x 14 厘米
说明:: Another example of the same card seen on the net was posted in 1911. This example was posted in 1917. There are several variations of the same card present.

Deutscher Schulverein, an association founded in 1880 at the suggestion of Engelbert Pernerstorfer in Vienna for the protection of Germanism in the border and foreign territories (ie the maintenance of the German language), which soon became one of the most important propaganda apparatuses of the German national movement In 1886, Schonerer took over the "School of Germans in Lower Austria" (whose activities were against the Czechs in Lower Austria and Vienna). "German Association for Germanism", founded in 1881 in Berlin, developed (the umbrella organization of the German National Schools and Protective Associations), whose main activity was in Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Carinthia, Southern Styria and Siebenbürgen and the connection movement.
In 1921, the Deutscher Schulverein joined the Berlin Association, the "South Mark" in 1923, an "anti-Semitic fighting community of the national associations". In 1925, the Viennese and the Grazers united in the "Deutscher Schulverein Südmark" (headquarters in Vienna, about 60,000 members) (Organ: "Eckartbote"), in the sense of language, the association "Muttersprache (formerly Deutscher Sprachverein)" with the organ "Wiener Sprachblätter" (German language movement).

They also produced a lot of propaganda which eventually took the form of charity cards that were printed in great number by Joseph Eberle. Most of these cards promote some aspect of German culture from composers to romantic landscapes, a model they did not break at the outset of World War One. The only military themed cards to be found are those that reference the Liberation Wars.
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