National Youth Festival of the GDR 1979, Berlin - Germany / German Democratic Republic 1979 - 20 Pfennig

National Youth Festival of the GDR 1979 For the National Youth Festival of the GDR 1979 in Berlin, the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications of the German Democratic Republic are two multicolored special postage stamps, including one with surcharge, as a se-tenant with intermediate field out. The sums received will be paid to the Central Council of Free German Youth. Special cancellation from 22 May to 21 July 1979 National Youth Festival of the GDR From 1 to 3 June 1979, the "National Youth Festival of the GDR" takes place in Berlin, the capital of the German Democratic Republic. Under the guiding principle "Our love, our knowledge and our act our socialist homeland, the German Democratic Republic" prepares the youth by the all-sided fulfillment of the "FDJ-Aufgbotes DDR 30" the "National Youth Festival of the GDR" as association meeting of the free German youth , The preparation of this great meeting is helping to make another significant contribution to strengthening workers 'and peasants' power in the GDR. The fight for a Red Banner of Honor of the SED with the portraits of Ernst Thälmann and Wilhelm Pieck inspires the FDJ grass roots organizations to exemplary achievements for the strengthening and protection of the GDR. These honorary banners are awarded for the first time to the association meeting of the FDJ. With the "National Youth Festival of the GDR", the young generation in the 30th year of the GDR again documents in word and deed its commitment to the politics of the SED and its socialist homeland. As advocates for all girls and boys, the FDJ members reaffirm their willingness and willingness to be the SED's helper and combat reserve at all times, always leading the way in socialist competition, true to the traditions of the youth organization. They express their loyalty to socialist patriotism and proletarian internationalism, their unwavering friendship with the Soviet Union and the socialist community, their deep anti-imperialist solidarity, their willingness to protect socialism and peace, and to defend themselves against any attack by imperialism. This will shape the character of the "National Youth Festival of the GDR". Through the FDJ's contribution to the emergence and growth of the GDR, through its results in the "FDJ GDR DDR" squad, the Youth Festival will become a showcase of socialism on German soil and a lasting experience for today's FDJ generation. It will give strong impulses for new youth initiatives in the comprehensive popular movement for the 30th anniversary of the GDR.