My Croatia Stamps
1945
The Independent state of Croatia was established in parts of occupied Yugoslavia on 10 April 1945, after the invasion by the Axis powers. Its territory consisted of most of modern-day Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as some parts of modern-day Serbia and Slovenia, but also excluded many Croat-populated areas in Dalmatia (until late 1943), Istria, and Međimurje regions (which today are part of Croatia).
Michel 170 to 172
"Croatian Storm Division"
Issued 9th Jan 1945. Stamps issued to raise funds for the Croatian Storm Division, printed on unwatermarked sheets (5 x 4).
Michel Block 8
"Croatian Storm Division
Minisheet"
Issued 9th Jan 1945. Minisheet issued to raise funds for the Croatian Storm Division, printed on unwatermarked paper 216 x 134mm.
Michel 173 to 176
"Postal Employee's Fund"
Issued 19th Mar 1945. Stamps issued to raise funds for the Postal Employee's Fund, printed on unwatermarked sheets (2 x 4) and perf L11½:11.
Michel 177
"Postal Employee's Fund"
Issued 19th Mar 1945. Stamps issued to raise funds for the Postal Employee's Fund, printed on unwatermarked sheets (2 x 4) and perf L11½:11.
Michel Block 9
"Postal Employee's Fund"
Issued 19th Mar 1945. Minisheet issued to raise funds for the Postal Employee's Fund, printed on unwatermarked paper and measuring 99 x 120mm.
Michel 178
"Worker's Day"
Issued 1st May 1945. Stamps issued to celebrate Worker's Day. Printed on unwatermarked sheets (10 x 10) and perf L11¾.
Michel 1
"Field Post"
Issued Jan 1945. Field Post Stamp perf L10¼.
Michel 2
"Field Post"
Issued Apr 1945. Field Post Stamp perf L11¾.