Madagascar 1939 to May 1942

Madagascar during the World War 2 : covers with cancellations, postmarks or censor labels.

At the beginning of the Second World War, the island remained faithful to the Vichy government and was cut with France by the British blockade. Ships took the mail and a majority were intercepted and wears the marks of South African or Britishcensorship.
Some ships forced the blockade and the rare mail arrived safely.