Stamp
SCG3094 - East Germany 1963 – 10th World Red Cross Day (Henri Dunant)
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This 25-pfennig stamp from the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) was issued in 1963 to commemorate the 10th World Red Cross Day. The design features a globe in the background with a portrait of Henri Dunant, the founder of the Red Cross, prominently displayed at the center. His name appears boldly across a white band intersecting the globe, emphasizing his global humanitarian legacy. A red cross symbol appears at the top right, reinforcing the theme. The text reads "10. Welttag des Roten Kreuzes" (10th World Red Cross Day).
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