Issued in 1964, this Austrian 1.50 schilling stamp honors the memory of those who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of Austria. Designed by F. Weyss Lampel and R. Toth, the red and white design powerfully symbolizes liberation — depicting a monument rising above broken chains, signifying the nation's freedom from oppression. The inscription “Den Opfern für die Freiheit Österreichs” translates to “To the Victims for the Freedom of Austria.” A poignant semi-postal commemorative, it embodies Austria’s postwar identity and remembrance of its struggle for independence.