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Granted FEPA Recognition to MonacoPhil 2019
The FEPA Board has unanimously agreed in granting the requested FEPA Recognition to MonacoPhil 2019 to be held from 28 – 30 November 2019.
The exhibition will be non competitive and will be devoted to:
-World rarities
-Egypt
-Maritime Postal History
-Youth Collections (below 35 years old)
It will host the FEPA Congress 2019, as decided by the FEPA members at the past Congress in Prague accepting the request of Monaco to host it within the events of MonacoPhil.
FEPA Meeting in THAILAND 2018
On occasion of THAILAND 2018 World Stamp Exhibition and FIP Congress in Bangkok, FEPA has kindly received a slot on the Programme to celebrate a FEPA Meeting on Saturday 1st of December. It is the previous day of the FIP Congress and elections.
The meeting will be held at the Exhibition Hall, Room 4, from 14:00 to 16:00 hours.
We very much appreciate the kindness for providing with the opportunity of meeting to all FEPA members.
Prague 1918-2018: 100 Years of the first Scout stamps
On occasion of the Centenary of the first Scouts stamps, has been held a Conference – Colloquium at the headquarters of the Scout Group “Kolonia de BP 347”, under the Organization of the “Club Filatélico Scouts y Guías” lead by Estanislao Pan de Alfaro.
The speaker has been the specialist in Scout Philately, Benito González Bugallo
The end of the First World War brought the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Republic of Czechoslovakia, formed from the former Habsburg possessions of Bohemia, Moravia, Slovakia and the Ukraine of the Carpathians, declared its independence in October 1918.
In the chaotic days that followed, the Czechoslovak National Council authorized the Czech Scouts to deliver mail in Prague. The Czech Post Scout was in operation from November 7 to November 25, 1918, when the regular postal authorities assumed responsibility for the mail.