Allied forces helped oversee postal services after World War II
From the article: "...Mail service was particularly important because of the need to communicate both within and outside of the liberated areas.
Mail required postage stamps and postal stationery, some of which was printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. In addition, the payment of fees and taxes on business transactions, licenses and permits required revenue stamps. ..."
Article Reference: chroniclet.com
