The Treickes and Letters From Front Line Soldiers
SoMa Msg: 5 details a long, misspelled letter from John Reeder of the 350th Infantry and a second note from another soldier. It recalls armistice night celebrations in French villages, front line experiences, a wish to return home, weather, bees, and a missing allotment. It also notes influenza concerns and a late-decoding postal update to family.
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Dan
Gane de Faote
Dad
Mother
Hay
Bue
France
Sainte
Florence
Biliete
Read The News Quiet Until Tomorrow Morning
A wartime letter describes censorship relief allowing fuller casualties and conditions. The writer mentions rumors of moving camps, dental pain, a desire to see German cities, and the presence of skulls and graves among camps. They contrast German hardships with Allied experiences and note rates and guard actions.
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