This captivating WW2 photo postcard showcases two iconic landmarks of Algiers, Algeria, during the 1940s. The main image features the majestic Palais d'été du Gouverneur à Mustapha (Summer Palace of the Governor in Mustapha), an architectural marvel adorned with elegant arches and surrounded by lush palm trees, evoking the grandeur of colonial-era North Africa. A smaller inset image highlights the intricate details of the Fontaine de la Grande Morguiee on rue de la Marine, further illustrating the city's rich heritage and picturesque charm. The reverse side of the postcard reveals a fascinating piece of history, bearing a clear "U.S. ARMY POST OFFICE 512" postmark dated March 27, 1943, along with "PASSED BY BASE CENSOR" and "PASSED BY EXAMINER" stamps. Sent from a soldier via APO 512, New.
