Below you will find articles about justice. Or click here to view stamps with the subject of justice in the catalog.
"Smurfing together for a better world" - that's the title given to this great stamp sheet issued this year by Belgium's bpost. Belgium 2025 The Belgian writer and artist Pierre Culliford(1928-1992), also known professionally as Peyo, was the creator of...
USA 2002 Part 11 in this series of Black Heritage stamp articles begins in the year 2002 with poet, journalist and author Langston Hughes (1902-1967). He was just eighteen years old when he composed his first - and best known -...
USA 1988 Continuing with our series of articles regarding the U.S. Post "Black Heritage" series of stamps we begin with James W. Johnson (1871-1938) who was featured on the 1988 Black Heritage stamp. As a lawyer, he became the first...
Marinus van der Lubbe from Leiden in Holland was the first Dutch victim of Nazi Germany. He was sentenced to death for setting fire to the Reichstag parliament building in Berlin. Van der Lubbe was guillotined on January 10, 1934...
You would think that the hundredth birthday of Alan Turing, the founder of modern computer science, would be commemorated worldwide with postage stamps. But nothing could be further from the truth. To date, I have not found a single stamp that is specially for...
Did Finnish police officer Lasse Virén use blood doping during the 1972 and 1976 Olympic Games or not? He himself attributed his success to drinking reindeer milk daily. Many doubt this and view him as one of...
The answer to competition number 7 with the question about the service stamps (with thanks to Cees Janssen) that were never issued: they are all ministries, namely: DEP. v. A. = Labour, DEP. v. BNL. = Interior, DEP. v. BTL....
A (very) small collecting area in the world of thematic philately is called INTERPOL. But collecting a small theme can also be great fun, and a story can be attached to it. Totally all over the world there are...
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