Commemorative stamp series - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1984 - 20 Pfennig

Designer: Jochen Bertholdt, Rostock

Commemorative stamp series - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1984 - 20 Pfennig


CountryGermany / German Democratic Republic
Issue Date1984
Face Value 20.00 
Colormulti-colored
PerforationK 14
Printing Typeoffset
Stamp TypePostage stamp
Item TypeStamp
Chronological Issue Number2631
Chronological ChapterGER-DDR
SID218608
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35 years GDR, first issue Two multicolored special postage stamps and a block are issued by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the GDR for the 35th anniversary of the German Democratic Republic. Special lot from 21st August to 20th October 1984; 35th anniversary of the founding of the German Democratic Republic On October 7, 1949, the German Democratic Republic was founded. This was a turning point in the history of the German people and Europe. For the first time on German soil, the working class under the leadership of its Marxist-Leninist party and in alliance with all other working people took over the political power. In the close friendship with the Soviet Union and the other socialist countries profound political, economic, social and spiritual-cultural transformations were carried out on the soil of the GDR. "With the founding of this state," it said in the appeal of the Central Committee of the SED, the State and Council of Ministers of the GDR and the National Council of the National Front of the GDR, "fulfilled what many generations of upright German dreamed and for what they had bravely fought: A Germany of Peace, a life without exploitation and oppression, a secure future for children and grandchildren. " The decisive basis for this was and is the socialist power and ownership in the GDR. It ensures that the interests of the working class and other working people form the content and purpose of state policy. This is particularly evident in the main task, which has been at the heart of the SED's corporate strategy since the VIII. Party Congress of the SED (1971). In a close unity of economic and social policy, the main task is to satisfy the ever-growing material and spiritual-cultural needs of the working people on an ever-higher level, based above all on intensive economic growth. This policy makes clear the objective agreement that exists in socialism between social, collective and individual interests. Above all, this promotes the conscious engagement of the working people for socialism, and frees up creativity and new driving forces. The continuation of this policy under changed conditions strengthens the relationship of trust between the SED, the socialist state and the people of the GDR. Thus, in the present and future, it is possible to do everything necessary to preserve peace and at the same time continue the unity of economic and social policy at a high level. To clarify this connection, that is the concern of the present issue. The value of 20 Pfennig illustrates the source of our socio-political achievements - the considerable economic potential of the GDR. In the implementation of the economic strategy adopted by the Xth Congress of the SED (1981), the process of comprehensive intensification is being initiated. This places even greater demands on the mastery of scientific and technical progress in all areas and on increasing labor productivity. Over the past thirteen years, our average increase in national income has been 4.3 percent. That could z. B. have no developed capitalist country at this time. The high growth rates were achieved almost exclusively by increasing labor productivity. Of deep symbolic power is the flag waving in value with the emblem of the FDJ - many of the great economic achievements of our country are linked with the work of our youth and the Socialist Youth Association. It has always been a principle of the SED and the socialist state to place great trust in the youth, especially where it had to bear special responsibility for the entire social development. In the present, this concerns fundamental questions of scientific and technological progress, above all microelectronics, as well as the further development of Berlin, our socialist metropolis.

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35 years GDR, first issue Two multicolored special postage stamps and a block are issued by the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the GDR for the 35th anniversary of the German Democratic Republic. Special lot from 21st August to 20th October 1984; 35th anniversary of the founding of the German Democratic Republic On October 7, 1949, the German Democratic Republic was founded. This was a turning point in the history of the German people and Europe. For the first time on German soil, the working class under the leadership of its Marxist-Leninist party and in alliance with all other working people took over the political power. In the close friendship with the Soviet Union and the other socialist countries profound political, economic, social and spiritual-cultural transformations were carried out on the soil of the GDR. "With the founding of this state," it said in the appeal of the Central Committee of the SED, the State and Council of Ministers of the GDR and the National Council of the National Front of the GDR, "fulfilled what many generations of upright German dreamed and for what they had bravely fought: A Germany of Peace, a life without exploitation and oppression, a secure future for children and grandchildren. " The decisive basis for this was and is the socialist power and ownership in the GDR. It ensures that the interests of the working class and other working people form the content and purpose of state policy. This is particularly evident in the main task, which has been at the heart of the SED's corporate strategy since the VIII. Party Congress of the SED (1971). In a close unity of economic and social policy, the main task is to satisfy the ever-growing material and spiritual-cultural needs of the working people on an ever-higher level, based above all on intensive economic growth. This policy makes clear the objective agreement that exists in socialism between social, collective and individual interests. Above all, this promotes the conscious engagement of the working people for socialism, and frees up creativity and new driving forces. The continuation of this policy under changed conditions strengthens the relationship of trust between the SED, the socialist state and the people of the GDR. Thus, in the present and future, it is possible to do everything necessary to preserve peace and at the same time continue the unity of economic and social policy at a high level. To clarify this connection, that is the concern of the present issue. The value of 20 Pfennig illustrates the source of our socio-political achievements - the considerable economic potential of the GDR. In the implementation of the economic strategy adopted by the Xth Congress of the SED (1981), the process of comprehensive intensification is being initiated. This places even greater demands on the mastery of scientific and technical progress in all areas and on increasing labor productivity. Over the past thirteen years, our average increase in national income has been 4.3 percent. That could z. B. have no developed capitalist country at this time. The high growth rates were achieved almost exclusively by increasing labor productivity. Of deep symbolic power is the flag waving in value with the emblem of the FDJ - many of the great economic achievements of our country are linked with the work of our youth and the Socialist Youth Association. It has always been a principle of the SED and the socialist state to place great trust in the youth, especially where it had to bear special responsibility for the entire social development. In the present, this concerns fundamental questions of scientific and technological progress, above all microelectronics, as well as the further development of Berlin, our socialist metropolis..