This 20-Pfennig stamp from the Federal Republic of Germany, issued in 1954, honors the humanitarian aid provided by CRALOG (Council of Relief Agencies Licensed for Operation in Germany) and CARE during the post-war years. The design features a symbolic scene of a relief worker handing a package to a mother and child, celebrating international assistance that helped rebuild Germany after WWII.
Printed in a striking carmine red, the stamp is part of the Bundespost’s early commemoratives expressing gratitude for foreign aid. Its clean, minimalist style and social-history theme make it a meaningful addition to charity-thematic, post-war Germany, and humanitarian-aid collections.