Brazil São Paulo to Hannover Germany Airmail Cover Postage 1940 Latin America

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Brazil

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Cover (Postal History)

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Single

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ront of the Envelope:· "Sr.": This is an abbreviation for "Senhor," which is Portuguese for "Mr." or "Sir."· "Dr. Paul Siegel": This is the name of the recipient, Dr. Paul Siegel.· "Alemanha": This is Portuguese for "Germany."· "Hannover": This is the city in Germany where the letter is addressed.· "Richard Wagnerstr. 22": This is the street address in Hannover: Richard Wagner Street, number 22.· "VIA AEREA": This indicates that the letter was sent by airmail.Back of the Envelope:· "W. Kleinmann São Paulo": This is the sender's name and city: W. Kleinmann, from São Paulo.· "Av. Pompeia 1310": This is the sender's address in São Paulo: Avenida Pompeia, number 1310.· "W. Kleinmann": The sender's name is repeated.· "7.III.40": This is the date the letter was sent: March 7, 1940.Translation Summary:The envelope was sent from W. Kleinmann in São Paulo, Brazil, to Dr. Paul Siegel in Hannover, Germany. The letter was sent via airmail on March 7, 1940.Possible Route, Distance, and Delivery Time:· Route: The letter would have traveled by air from São Paulo, Brazil, to Hannover, Germany. Given the date (1940), the route would likely have involved multiple stops for refueling and transfers.· Distance: The approximate distance between São Paulo and Hannover is roughly 9,800 kilometers (6,100 miles).· Delivery Time: In 1940, airmail delivery times were significantly longer than today. A letter from Brazil to Germany could have taken anywhere from several days to a few weeks, depending on the availability of flights, political conditions, and other factors.

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