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first international passports europe First International (European) passports for Steel-Coal Community officials, Luxembourg – 7 October 1953 Steel-Coal Community officials going through customs and show their national passports. At the […]

History

Nazi Germany Passport issued in Luxembourg

3 March, 20193 March, 2019

This passport was issued on 17 October 1939 to Michael Flügel, his wife and two children just a few weeks after WWII begun but well before the German occupation of […]

History

Luxembourg passport 1954 including some Luxembourg revenue stamps

2 April, 20179 March, 2020

LUXEMBOURG Passport Very nice document of the tiny state Luxembourg. In 1954 when this Luxembourg passport was issued, Luxembourg`s population was only 300.000 people and you can bet not […]

History

Luxembourg Passport 1950 – Allied Military Government

19 February, 201615 March, 2018

Luxembourg Passport 1950 – Allied Military Government Very nice passport issued in Luxembourg on 4 Aug 1950 and extended till 1953, including three Luxembourg revenues, a visa issued by the […]

History

Nazi Germany Passport issued at the German Embassy in Luxembourg

28 May, 201422 March, 2018

Nazi Germany Passport issued at the German Embassy in Luxembourg Here comes a very nice addition to my own collection. A German passport issued at the German Embassy in Luxembourg […]

Book review

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Tom, actually I wanted to ask you when we can expect “Part II”? I like it very much, especially the stories behind the passports! Great job my friend and keep writing. (R.S., SG)

Your book definitely tells a lot about the history of passports and I applaud you for the effort that you put into writing the book. (Benjamin Durham, CH)

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I’ve got the book yesterday and it improved my knowledge about passports history immensely. (Jenwit, TH)

When I started to read the book, I understood how less I know about passports when an expert talks about them with passion. At the first glace, passports, which we see every day become even more interesting. (Pavel, BR)

I am reading the first chapters of the book and I love the theme and how it is addressed. Without a doubt it is a very interesting book. (Marcos, AG)

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Sehr interessante Geschichten. Das Buch ist sehr vielfältig und hoch interessant! (Norbert, GER)

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I have begun my delighted perusing of your book. The stories of Lou Gehrig, the Confederate Brigadier General, Thomas, the bogus passport of Freud plus the Titanic survivor, Edith Brown Haussmann – all fascinating! (Susan, USA)

The story of how Israel issued me a passport with a Colander on my head has been published in a book about the history of passports, titled “Let Pass or Die”, by Tom Topol, a passport history expert. May the Flying Spaghetti Monster bless his sauces. (Michael Afanasyev, @DocSpaghetti)