Stamp
SCG1043 - 1944 RSI – To Arms! Drummer Propaganda Stamp
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This 75 centesimi stamp was issued by the Italian Social Republic(Repubblica Sociale Italiana, RSI) during World War II in 1944. It features a revolutionary-style drummer calling citizens “All’armi! All’armi!” (“To arms! To arms!”), symbolizing nationalist resistance. Printed in bold red, it is a powerful propaganda piece from a turbulent chapter in Italian history.
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