WW2 German Postcard Dated 1942 Infantry Officers School Dresden 4″ X 6″ (1)

This original World War II German postcard measures approximately 4 inches by 6 inches and is dated 1942. The front depicts imagery associated with the Infantry Officers School (Infanterieschule) located in Dresden, Germany, a significant training institution for German Army officers during the war. The reverse side features period handwritten content and postal markings typical of wartime correspondence. Items such as this postcard provide historical evidence of military education practices and daily life among German officers during the conflict. The date and subject matter correspond to a time when Dresden was an active center for military instruction. This piece may be of particular interest to collectors or researchers focused on military postal history, German armed forces training facilities, or general aspects of communication during World War II. The postcard is presented in a format commonly used in the early 1940s and retains characteristics consistent with period German military stationery.