The four Dutch Queens, their duty and servitude to the Netherlands
90
G
2.13
Piniella, Francisco
The Conquest of Horizon
90
G
2.4
Radzuweit, Thomas
Die Weimarer Republik
89
GV
2.7
Etherington, Jim
1940: A Desperate Year for Britain
89
GV
2.15
Doria, Carlo
“The victory will be ours”
87
GV
2.3
Steinmann, Gottfried
Der Warschauer Aufstand 1944 und seine Pfadfinder
86
GV
2.9
Webers, Hai
Geteiltes Europa im zwanzigsten Jahrhundert
86
GV
2.11
Herràiz, Josè Antonio
Monarchy, A Form of State
86
GV
2.2
Maitin, Dr. Balram
U.N.R.R.A in War and Peace
82
V
2.5
Toussaint, Jo
“Hier wollen wir stille stehen und das Brandenburger Tor und die darauf stehende Victoria betrachten (Heinrich Heine)”
82
V
2.14
Van Laere, Roger
People of the Sun
78
GS
2.8
Rasmussen, Leif W.
The evolving Society
Class: Man and Everyday Life
3.8
Heino, Raino
Weather, from observations to forecasts
93
G
3.9
Albe, Felix
Le Dimanche, Ordinaire ou Grand, Phenomene de Societe
91
G
3.10
Trawinski, Krzysztof
In the Shadow of Trees
90
G
3.5
van Duin, Jan Cees
Dutch Everyday Life
88
GV
3.12
Fuchs, Wilfried
Der Fuchs und seine wechselvolle Beziehung zu den Menschen
88
GV
3.2
Müller, Wolfgang
Geld hat eine Adresse – Sparkasse
87
GV
3.3
Menze, Xaver
Das Fahnen und Flaggenwesen – eine Weltsprache
87
GV
3.13
Gronquist, Sofia
Toys and Games
85
GV
3.6
Fencl, Petr
Biography of the First Woman in Space
83
V
3.11
De Zanchi, Gabriella
“Puer Natus Est Nobis”
80
V
3.4
Kennerknecht, Hanns Michael
Feuerwehr “Ohne uns wird`s brenzlig”
77
GS
3.1
Markac, Marco
From Grain to Bread
76
GS
3.7
Zimmermann, Paul
Sparkassen, Banken und Börsen
3.14
Rasmussen, Leif W.
Hunting and Fishing
Class: Sports and Leisure
4.2
Suhadolc, Peter
The conquest of the unprofitable world
91
G
4.5
Huhnen, Ernst
Running Jumping Throwing – 3000 Years of Athletics
90
G
4.13
Bruno, Massimiliano
Footballers of the World play for a Cup
88
GV
4.12
Polo, Pasquale
The Game of Rugby Town
87
GV
4.6
Overgaard, Knud Rask
Chess – War on 64 Squares
85
GV
4.8
Lubianiker, Yoram
Chess: The Game of War
85
GV
4.3
Fritz, Rüdiger
Das olympische Comeback
84
V
4.7
Herrmann, Daniel
L’Olympisme, La Bataille Perpètuelle des Rènovateurs
81
V
4.11
Viljanen, Olli
The worlds meet
81
V
4.9
Banas, Artur
The most popular winter sport – Alpine Skiing
76
GS
4.10
Cep, Igor
The Olympic cycle
75
GS
4.1
Fock, Mihael I.
The Grey Goose Wing
68
SB
4.4
Müller, Jörg
Olympische Sommerspiele 1936
Class: Transport and Technology
5.4
Hayward, John
The Iron Steed
90
G
5.7
Tschumi, Dr. Marcel
Brücken. Wunder der Technik aus vier Perspektiven
89
GV
5.3
Helling, N.F.
The motorcycle, nostalgia and use
88
GV
5.1
Sousa, Paulo Jorge
A look into a sustainable future
87
GV
5.5
Barak, Izhak
The Development of Aviation and Transportation of Mail by Air until 1914
87
GV
5.2
Limmen-Stegemeyer, E.M.A.
Illuminated guards on the coast
86
GV
5.6
Bettarini, Paolo
History of the civil aircraft until 1940
81
V
Class: Medicine and Science
6.5
Österdahl, Bengt-Göran
The History of Chemistry
92
G
6.2
Veggeland, Turid
Bitter Pills and strong Drops
91
G
6.1
Weir, Peter
Liquid of Life – Blood from an ancient myth to a modern medicine
90
G
6.4
Schmidt, Eberhard
Kometen – Asteroiden – Meteoroide, Wanderer in unserem Sonnensystem
88
GV
2.12
Miralles, Tereza
Nurse to care, to teach and to confort
85
GV
6.3
Boros, Dr. Laszlo
Wunderwelt der Strahlen
76
GS
Class: Animals and Plants
7.7
Läge, Damian
Fascinated in Feathers – how birds inspire people
98
GG
7.2
Lee, Linda
Flower Magic
90
G
7.4
Audejean, Alain
Natural Silk
86
GV
7.1
Douwstra, Sijtze
Millions of years of nature encapsulated in stone
81
V
7.3
Humfrey, Mark
The Globalisation of Vanilla
76
GS
7.6
van Laere, Roger
Atlantic Puffin: Clown of the Ocean
75
GS
7.5
Aulagnier, Stephane
Bats…and humans
Class: Agriculture and Pets
8.4
Prange, Ryszard
Vine and wine – the gifts of gods, sun and soil
92
G
8.6
Schwertz, Pierre
Fascination de L’Abeille
90
G
8.1
Fuchs, Wilfried
Die Erfolgsgeschichte des Weins – von der Rebe zum Genuss
85
GV
8.2
Kälin, Sylvia
Ich liebe Hühnervieh
85
GV
8.5
Forestier, Geraldine
Relationship between bees and men
83
V
8.3
Cohen, Francoise
Le fabuleux destin d’un joli poulain
Class: Champions Class
9.3
Marley, Lesley
A Whale`s Tale
94
G
9.4
Guglielminetti, Paolo
The unfinnished Network – History of the African Railways
93
G
9.2
Eckel, Torsten
Albrecht Dürer – Unternehmer der Renaissance
90
G
9.1
Rasmussen, Leif W.
Animals Subjected To Man
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https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/ECTP-Europhilex-2015-crop.jpg1244868José Ramón Morenohttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngJosé Ramón Moreno2015-05-09 13:43:292017-11-09 16:45:02Great success of the European Championship for Thematic Philately (ECTP), the thematic arm of the London 2015 EUROPHILEX
The exhibition is growing: The initial target of 800 frames was easily surpassed, since our friends-exhibitors mainly from the countries of the European South applied for considerably more frames in their entry forms. The Organizing Committee decided to increase the total exhibition space to 3500 m2, so that, a total of 1200 frames will be finally accommodated, including the invited exhibits.
Philatelic Literature: Besides the exhibits mounted on the exhibition frames, more than 100 exhibits of Philatelic Literature will also be present in a specially provided area, in order to display the richness of philatelic research and the development of philatelic knowledge. The deadline for the entry forms was extended to 30 June, so that more Philatelic Literature exhibits will be given the opportunity to participate.
Participating countries: 20 out the 21 invited countries of the European South will take part, along with exhibitors from Austria, Canada, Chile, CzechRepublic, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Pakistan, People’s Republic ofChina, Poland, Republic of Korea, Russia, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom and United States. The expected participation is 36 countries.
Classe des Champions: Visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy nine outstanding exhibits which take part in the Classe des Champions, i.e. exhibits which in previous world or continental exhibitions have been honoured with the highest award, the Large Gold Medal. These exhibits come from France,Germany, Bulgaria, Portugal, United Kingdom and Greece.
https://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/NOTOS-2015-picture-crop.jpg250555José Ramón Morenohttps://fepanews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/fepanews_logo-107x138-1.pngJosé Ramón Moreno2015-05-01 13:45:042017-11-09 16:47:46NOTOS 2015. The Exhibition is growing: 36 countries will participate
Also young collectors are attending De Brievenbeurs
On April 3 and 4, 2015 the 22th international postal history and cover fair de Brievenbeurs, also for stamps and picture postcards, was held in Gouda, the Netherlands (just in the middle between Rotterdam, Utrecht and The Hague).
A unique -quality- fair for Postal History, Covers, Postal Stationary, Postmarks and Literature, stamps an picture postcards. Next to a number of leading Dutch traders, also traders from Germany, Belgium and the U.K. are present among the about 40 ehiibitors.
At this fair it is possible to look for a special item that is missing in the collection or exchange information about your collection. Study and trade are well going together at this fair. The entrance always is free.
Next year the fair will be held on the 25th and 26th of March, 2016.
Postal history and posmark collectors more and more uses a laptop to verify the collection. Traditionally many specialized societies are attending De Brievenbeurs.
Each year special activities are organised. This year the topic was ‘postage due’. Next year the topic will be ‘United Kingdom and Commonwealth’.
Each year “Filatelie”, the leading monthly magazine In The Netherlands (circulation 22.500 ex.), will support the fair and the theme with a thematic issue of the magazine, the same theme as De Brievenbeurs has, in March.
Also a competition of three interactive lectures about philately is held on the Saturday.
Great success of the European Championship for Thematic Philately (ECTP), the thematic arm of the London 2015 EUROPHILEX
NOTOS 2015. The Exhibition is growing: 36 countries will participate
Newsletter no. 5
30 April 2015
The exhibition is growing: The initial target of 800 frames was easily surpassed, since our friends-exhibitors mainly from the countries of the European South applied for considerably more frames in their entry forms. The Organizing Committee decided to increase the total exhibition space to 3500 m2, so that, a total of 1200 frames will be finally accommodated, including the invited exhibits.
Philatelic Literature: Besides the exhibits mounted on the exhibition frames, more than 100 exhibits of Philatelic Literature will also be present in a specially provided area, in order to display the richness of philatelic research and the development of philatelic knowledge. The deadline for the entry forms was extended to 30 June, so that more Philatelic Literature exhibits will be given the opportunity to participate.
Participating countries: 20 out the 21 invited countries of the European South will take part, along with exhibitors from Austria, Canada, Chile, CzechRepublic, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Pakistan, People’s Republic ofChina, Poland, Republic of Korea, Russia, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom and United States. The expected participation is 36 countries.
Classe des Champions: Visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy nine outstanding exhibits which take part in the Classe des Champions, i.e. exhibits which in previous world or continental exhibitions have been honoured with the highest award, the Large Gold Medal. These exhibits come from France,Germany, Bulgaria, Portugal, United Kingdom and Greece.
If you have missed the previous newsletters don’t worry. They are all uploaded on http://hps.gr/notos2015/newsletters/.
Check out the exhibition website: hps.gr/notos2015
The Netherlands: Brievenbeurs – ‘Cover Fair’ 2015
Also young collectors are attending De Brievenbeurs
On April 3 and 4, 2015 the 22th international postal history and cover fair de Brievenbeurs, also for stamps and picture postcards, was held in Gouda, the Netherlands (just in the middle between Rotterdam, Utrecht and The Hague).
A unique -quality- fair for Postal History, Covers, Postal Stationary, Postmarks and Literature, stamps an picture postcards. Next to a number of leading Dutch traders, also traders from Germany, Belgium and the U.K. are present among the about 40 ehiibitors.
At this fair it is possible to look for a special item that is missing in the collection or exchange information about your collection. Study and trade are well going together at this fair. The entrance always is free.
Next year the fair will be held on the 25th and 26th of March, 2016.
Postal history and posmark collectors more and more uses a laptop to verify the collection. Traditionally many specialized societies are attending De Brievenbeurs.
Each year special activities are organised. This year the topic was ‘postage due’. Next year the topic will be ‘United Kingdom and Commonwealth’.
Each year “Filatelie”, the leading monthly magazine In The Netherlands (circulation 22.500 ex.), will support the fair and the theme with a thematic issue of the magazine, the same theme as De Brievenbeurs has, in March.
Also a competition of three interactive lectures about philately is held on the Saturday.
KNBF
www.brievenbeurs.com
Pictures (René Hillesum)