Eupen is a city and municipality (18,949 inhabitants in 2013) in the Belgian province of Liège. It is the capital of the Belgium's German-speaking Community, and capital of the Euroregion Meuse-Rhine. It includes Kettenis. In the period 1815-1919 it belonged to the Kingdom of Prussia (Empire of Germany).
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Postmarks after 1950
Postal codes since 1969: 4700, 4701 (Kettenis)
Meter Cancels
Meter cancel Euopen 1979.
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Postage Meter in 2000. Kabelwerk is a large cable factory.
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Baudouin period (1951-1993)
 - Railway Postmark in 1950.
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Postmarks before 1950
Leopold III period
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Nazi cancel celebrating the return of Eupen in large Germany, 18 May 1940.
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Card
With Nazi cancel Heimkehr.. in August 1943.
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Albert I period
German Empire
Kingdom of Prussia period
It used a postal code 397 in circles.
Cards and Covers