Freeman, Jacob Joachim (1913- ).

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Jacob Freeman (1918-1938) went to Spain in 1937 to fight with the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War. The ship taking him there was torpedoed, but Freeman remained unharmed. He went on to become an observer, mapmaker and scout in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade. Freeman was wounded in the head by shrapnel in August 1938, and was killed in action in September 1938. The bulk of this collection consists of letters Freeman wrote from Spain to family members; as well as correspondence documenting the attempts of Freemans father, Samuel, to obtain information about his missing son.

From the description of Jacob Freeman papers, 1935-1941. (New York University). WorldCat record id: 479619900

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creatorOf Freeman, Jacob J. The tensor calculus. Columbia University in the City of New York, Columbia University Libraries
creatorOf Freeman, Jacob. Jacob Freeman papers, 1935-1941. Churchill County Museum
referencedIn Kheel, Theodore Woodrow. Theodore W. Kheel. Legal files, legal advice, [1956-1990]. Cornell University Library
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