This semi-postal stamp was issued in 1943 under the German occupation of Bohemia and Moravia, inscribed with “Grossdeutsches Reich.” It features a large imperial eagle overlaid by a vivid red cross and a regional coat of arms. The denomination “120+880” indicates a 120-pfennig postal value with an additional 880-pfennig surcharge for the Red Cross. The stamp reflects both wartime propaganda and humanitarian fundraising efforts. Designed by A. Erhardt, it stands out for its stark black-red contrast and political symbolism.