World War II Correspondence. 1927-1945 (bulk 1941-1945).

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World War II Correspondence. 1927-1945 (bulk 1941-1945).

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Personal correspondence between a St. Paul man and his wife while he was serving stateside and in Germany with the United States Army during World War II. Included with the correspondence are birthday cards, newspaper clippings, organizational newsletters, and other miscellaneous items that were enclosed with the letters.

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