This meaningful 1965 Belgian commemorative pair marks the 20th anniversary of the liberation of Nazi concentration camps (1945–1965). The first stamp depicts a symbolic handshake separated by barbed wire, representing reconciliation and the end of oppression, while the second shows a hand reaching toward the light of freedom beyond the wire, emphasizing hope and remembrance. Issued with charity surcharges supporting memorial causes, the set stands as a powerful humanitarian and historical tribute. Because of its emotional symbolism and strong historical context, the pair is highly valued by collectors specializing in WWII memorial, Red Cross, and humanitarian-themed philately.