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Censored field post letter, March 1918, page 2

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    Censorship with ink and scissors and seeking for information material

    In order to be able to censor the huge mass of mail, sorting offices were set up after the reform of the letter censorship in 1916, dividing the letters into “language and subject groups”. If there were no objections to a letter, it was stamped by the censor and passed on to the Outgoing Group, from where it was sent to the recipient.