Detektor revue 4/2011
A Generous Holiday
It’s tough on the training ground… · Protectorate telephone stamps · Hilda’s cookbook hoard
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Inside this issue
- It’s tough on the training ground…
- Protectorate telephone stamps
- Hilda’s cookbook hoard
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Dear readers,
It is my pleasure to inform you that the fourth, long-awaited issue of Detektor revue magazine is now available. It is now available at the usual outlets and has also been sent to subscribers. What can you look forward to? We’ve kicked off this year’s fourth instalment with a numismatic essay on Protectorate telephone stamps; afterwards, you can feast your eyes on a lovely collection of ‘Sudetenland’ flags. Our colleague Náchoďák is this time showing off his find of metal tags from walking sticks and a kitchen depot. This time, in our exploration of the treasures of the Balkans, we’ll be looking at the legendary ‘Golden Furnace’; and to ensure there isn’t too much gold, you can cool off a little with a scientifically accurate and well-researched piece by our colleague Škarka on the vz. 36 fortress cannon. Acci’s captivating account, which is further enhanced by his skilful use of historical photographs, takes us back to the Austro-Hungarian manoeuvres. Continuation of the series on faleristics by the authors R. Štéra and J. Micky will tell us about the Czechoslovak Medal for Bravery in the Face of the Enemy. Jan Ciglbauer takes us to Trhové Sviny at the end of the war, where, using the discovery of ID tags and other clues, he searches for those responsible for a mass murder. That is not all, however, but as a philosopher once wrote: ‘If I were to say everything, what would remain?’
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