Nazi Germany 'Reichsparteitag 1936' Postage Stamp

This item is a historical postage stamp from Nazi Germany, specifically commemorating the 'Reichsparteitag 1936' (Reich Party Congress 1936). The stamp is rectangular with perforated edges, indicating it was part of a larger sheet. The primary colors appear to be variations of muted green and white/light gray-green, creating a somewhat somber or serious tone. The central design features a prominent, stylized swastika, a symbol synonymous with the Nazi Party, rendered in a three-dimensional or architectural manner, suggesting strength and monumentalism. Beneath the swastika, several hands are depicted raised in what appears to be a Sieg Heil salute, reinforcing the political nature of the stamp. The hands are rendered with detail, showing individual fingers and skin folds. At the bottom of the stamp, text in German Gothic script reads 'Reichsparteitag 1936' and 'Deutsches Reich' (German Reich). The number '6' is visible in the top left and top right corners, likely indicating the denomination, possibly '6 Pfennig'. The stamp shows signs of postal cancellation, with horizontal black lines traversing the design, suggesting it was used for postage. The paper appears to be discolored slightly with age, and there are some minor imperfections consistent with its vintage and use. The perforation quality seems consistent, without significant tears or damage. Due to its subject matter, it belongs to a period of significant historical and political importance, reflecting the propaganda and iconography of Nazi Germany.