Recreation of the postcard commemorating the 50th birthday of Adolf Hitler. Optionally comes with a stamp showing him in Braunau after annexation of Austria (1938) and canceled with a special birthday cancel. 
The postcard shows lists 16 accomplishments of the dictator in the first 6 years in power. It's very interesting to see what was advertised as the accomplishments:
Elimination of the federal states 30-Jan-1933
Elimination of the labor unions 22-Jun-1933
Elimination of political parties 22-Jun-1933
Exit from the League of Nations (predecessor of United Nations) Oct-1933 
Cleansing of the art- and culture-scene (i.e. removal of Jews and other undesired elements) Oct-1933
4-year plan Feb-1933 (that one's interesting, as it was only in 1936 when the 4 year-plan of rearmament was devised... was there a different one?)
Introduction of mandatory conscription 16-Mar-1936
Remilitarization of Rheinland (first open violation of the peace treaty) 7-Mar-1936
Legislation on "Protection of the Race Purity" (Nuremberg Laws) Sep-1935
Expressways construction (Autobahn) Jul-1935. Actually the first segment between Frankfurt and Darmstadt opened on May 19, 1935
Motorization (?) Feb-1933
And the most spectacular - peaceful teritorrial gains:
Reunification of Saar with Germany (as a result of a referendum) Mar-1935
Annexation of Austria Mar-1938
Annexation of Sudetenland (part of Czechoslovakia) Sep-1938
Annexation of the rest of Czechoslovakia Mar-1939
Annexation of Memelland Mar-1939
 
The optional stamp pasted onto the reverse of the card says: "Der Führer in seiner Geburtsstadt Braunau 12-3-38" meaning "The Führer in his birth-town Braunau on 12th March 1938". It's an actual stamp. Cancelled with a special commemorative 50th anniversary cancel from Berlin, Munich, Nuremberg or Braunau (your choice!)