1919 Romania Greek Expeditionary Corps Base, Postal Sector 910.

Cover with contents, postmarked with ΣΤΡΑΤ. ΤΑΧΥΔΡΟΜΕΙΑ 910 12.ΜΑΙΟΣ.19 [Army Post Office 910], assigned to Greek Expeditionary Corps Base in Galați [Galatz] (28.03.-04.07.1919). Unit handstamp IIII ΜΕΤΑΓΩΓΙΚΗ ΔΙΜΟΙΡΙΑ ΑΥΤΟΚΙΝΗΤΩΝ / ΥΠΗΡΕΣΙΑ ΑΥΤΟΚΙΝΗΤΩΝ in violet.
Opened by censor upon arrival in ΑΘΗΝΑΙ ΚΕΝΤΡΙΚΟΝ 29.ΜΑΙ.19 (Athens), with single circled ‘217’ examiner handstamp, RR & F-VF

Sender's address: Ανθ/γός Λίσμπεργκ, Διοικητής Ι Κλιμακίου Όρχου Αυτοκινήτων Εκστρατείας Ρωσσίας, ΤΤ 910 (second lieutenant Liesberg Nicholas).

[Greek 1st Army Corps units (‘Greek Expeditionary Corps’) disembarked at Southern Russia ports from 1st January to 20 March 1919; next, they headed to Romanian ports along with fresh units arriving from Greece. Last troops of the Greek Corps were transported from Romania by sea to Turkey on 7 July, to occupy Smyrna city and greater area in the country’s Aegean region; the Hellenic Air Squadron though was ordered to head to Salonika in order to take part in military preparations to occupy Eastern Thrace.] Text by Socrates Bosovitch