World War 2: Civil Censorship – Southern Rhodesia (No.7)
Civil Censorship
Southern Rhodesia (No.7)
| No. | Colour | Earliest Date | Latest Date | Office |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7 | Red | 11 DEC 40 | 27 JAN 42 | Salisbury |
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