Nimitz, Chester W., Papers, 1902-1972 (bulk 1962-1968)

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Nimitz, Chester W., Papers, 1902-1972 (bulk 1962-1968)

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The Chester W. Nimitz Papers, 1902-1972 (bulk 1962-1968), contains correspondence from Admiral Chester Nimitz and his wife to cousins, photocopies relating to the Nimitz family, and photographs of Nimitz and the Japanese Surrender.

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University of Texas Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 8200983

University of Texas Libraries

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