We received this message from Peter Lang, President of the Motivgruppe Musik e.V.
Despite the ongoing Corona crisis, the Motivgruppe Musik, the International Philatelic Music Study Group, is again inviting all collectors around the world to vote for the most popular music stamp of the past year. You can find the candidates for the vote on the website of the Motivgruppe Musik (www.motivgruppe-musik.COM).
It is up to YOU to decide which of these will be the most popular music stamp of 2020 and which designer will be awarded the Yehudi Menuhin Trophy 2021. This picture gives you a little foretaste, but it’s best to take a look for yourself and choose your three favourites.
You are also welcome to forward this email to your family members, as well as to friends and acquaintances – because everyone can participate and certainly some of them are looking forward to an inviting email and a little variety in the restricted everyday life these days.
Voting is open until July 31st. At the end, we are raffling off a philatelic gift among all participants.
We look forward to YOUR vote!
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Prof. Dr. Atadan Tunaci, MD, FRPSL, who is a member of the Turkish Philatelic Federation and Academy, has kindly sent us information about an exhibition held at the Faculty of Medicine in Istanbul University from 11 – 14 March 2021 to mark National Doctors Day on 14 March and the first anniversary of COVID 19 being recorded in Turkey (11 March). It commemorated the heroic efforts made by healthcare staff in dealing with the pandemic, especially the many doctors and nurses who died in the course of their duties. The exhibition was organised by the Turkish Philatelic Federation (TFDF) and the Faculty of Medicine at Istanbul University with patronage from the Turkish PTT. All exhibitors were medical doctors who were also philatelists. Two first day covers and a special cancel were made available by the PTT and the Faculty produced a set of non-postal stamps in memory of the deceased physicians.
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The XXV^ ALPE-ADRIA exhibition, involving seven Philatelic Federations from the region of the Alps and Adriatic, has been cancelled.
It was due to be held at the Sports Hall in Tarvisio, Italy from 10-13 June – having been postponed from 2020 – but the Organisers have decided that it cannot go ahead this year in view of the continuing COVID restrictions.
Details on when and where ALPE-ADRIA will be held in 2022 are not yet available.
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Vote for your favourite music stamp of 2020
Philatelic exhibition in Istanbul commemorates healthcare staff dealing with COVID
Prof. Dr. Atadan Tunaci, MD, FRPSL, who is a member of the Turkish Philatelic Federation and Academy, has kindly sent us information about an exhibition held at the Faculty of Medicine in Istanbul University from 11 – 14 March 2021 to mark National Doctors Day on 14 March and the first anniversary of COVID 19 being recorded in Turkey (11 March). It commemorated the heroic efforts made by healthcare staff in dealing with the pandemic, especially the many doctors and nurses who died in the course of their duties. The exhibition was organised by the Turkish Philatelic Federation (TFDF) and the Faculty of Medicine at Istanbul University with patronage from the Turkish PTT. All exhibitors were medical doctors who were also philatelists. Two first day covers and a special cancel were made available by the PTT and the Faculty produced a set of non-postal stamps in memory of the deceased physicians.
A full report on the exhibition is at flash-news
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ALPE-ADRIA 2021 has been cancelled
The XXV^ ALPE-ADRIA exhibition, involving seven Philatelic Federations from the region of the Alps and Adriatic, has been cancelled.
It was due to be held at the Sports Hall in Tarvisio, Italy from 10-13 June – having been postponed from 2020 – but the Organisers have decided that it cannot go ahead this year in view of the continuing COVID restrictions.
Details on when and where ALPE-ADRIA will be held in 2022 are not yet available.