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A letter from WWII German soldier, Willi, to his parents.
The translation of this letter is in the source link provided.
A letter from WWII German soldier, Walter, to his loved ones.
The translation of this letter is in the source link provided.
A letter from WWII German soldier, Paul W, to his wife and his daughter.
The translation of this letter is in the source link provided.
A letter from WWII German soldier, Karl, to his family.
The translation of this letter is in the source link provided.
A letter from WWII German soldier, Heinz, to his sister and her family.
The translation of this letter is in the source link provided.
A letter from WWII German nurse, Herti, to her husband.
The translation of this letter is in the source link provided.
A letter from an unknown WWII German soldier to his mother, wife, and his daughter.
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A letter from a gold miner, Placerville, California, October, 1850, with an introduction by Robert Glass Cleland
A letter by S. Shufelt, a gold miner, to their cousin about their journey and life in California.
A Korean Youth Learns a Baseball Lesson, 1951
The original caption for this photograph reads: A Korean youth, Kim Pak Soon, is taught one of the fundamental lessons of baseball: "Get your glove up, and keep the fingers out of the way." His instructor is S/Sgt. James W. Black, Chicago, Ill.,…
A German woman and a bare-footed young girl from Nammering are forced to walk among the corpses of prisoners exhumed from a mass grave near the town.
On April 19, 1945, a freight train with nearly 4,500 prisoners from Buchenwald pulled onto the railroad siding at Nammering. The train had been destined for Dachau, but at Plattling it was diverted towards Nammering because of damage to the railroad…