Major Alfred A. Weinstein, MC. TLS, 1946, April 5.

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Major Alfred A. Weinstein, MC. TLS, 1946, April 5.

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The collection consists of TLS to Major Alfred A. Weinstein, MC from Ira E. Ryder, Colonel, Infantry, Commanding, Army Service Forces, Fort McPherson, Georgia. The letter concerns the presentation of the Bronze Star Medal to Major Weinstein by the War Department.

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Alfred Abraham Weinstein, physician, author, and sculptor, was born in 1908 in Boston, Massachusetts, and died 25 February 1964 in Boston. Weinstein moved to Atlanta in 1938, after completing five years of post-graduate research work in surgery, medicine, and cardiology, to enter private practice and teach surgery at Emory University. He interrupted his practice to serve in the U.S. Army and spent three and one half years as a P.O.W. in Japan. His experiences as a P.O.W. were the basis for his b...