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- NEW We are proud to host the Roster of U. S. Army Soldiers in North Russia, 1918-1919 by Howard L. Weinert, who has generously provided the roster to the Society.
- SGM Herbert A. Friedman (Ret.) has given the MPHS permission to reprint his articles on propaganda mail (and mail-like) material. We start off with: Poison Cornflakes for Breakfast, The World War II British Black Propaganda Postcards, Counterfeit Christmas Cards, and The World War II OSS Black Propaganda Postcards
- NOTE this extensive 33-page article, originally published by the American Philatelic Society, written by Ed Dubin and Al Kugel on America’s involvement in the First World War.
- The MPHS provided feature articles for the American Philatelist issue for April 2012.
- Austria-Hungary’s Vistula Flotilla in World War 1 – by Alfred F. Kugel
- United Nations – UNIFIL – Lebanon
- Austria-Hungarian Naval Aviation on the Adriatic during World War 1 – by Alfred F. Kugel
- How Another WWII Undercover Address in Lisbon is ‘Uncovered’ – by Ed Fraser
- Princess Matoika and the Doors She Can Open – by Dave Kent
- The First Marine Defense Battalion at Pearl Harbor – by Alfred F. Kugel
- Guam Island Mail 1899-1904 the Overprinted Stamps – by Alfred F. Kugel
- WWI Volunteer Ambulance Drivers – by Ed Dubin
- Lesser Known American WWI Postal History 1914 to 1920 – by Ed Dubin
- The disintegration of the Hohenzollern Empire 1918–1923 by Alfred F. Kugel (Article at National Postal Museum Website)
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