World War I military service records, 1918-1920.

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World War I military service records, 1918-1920.

Four-page questionnaires, filled out by Minnesota veterans of World War I with biographical data and details of their military service. They occasionally are accompanied by photographs, war letters, or other related material. They are supplemented by similar records for nurses and for Hennepin County personnel of service organizations.

76.3 cu. ft. (77 boxes).

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SNAC Resource ID: 6781617

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