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John and Paul Pitman papers 1944-1946 Pitman, John and Paul papers

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The John and Paul Pitman papers consist primarily of correspondence that the brothers wrote to their parents while serving in the Philippines during World War II. They commented on their daily lives in the final months of the war.

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William L. Clements Library

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