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Letters from France
June 22, 1944
June 29, 1944
June 29, 1944 (2nd)
July 6, 1944
July 17, 1944
August 10, 1944
August 14, 1944
August 25, 1944
September 1, 1944
September 2, 1944
September 3, 1944
September 3, 1944 (2nd)
September 14, 1944
September 16, 1944
September 16, 1944 (2nd)
September 17, 1944
September 28, 1944
October 2, 1944
October 14, 1944
October 22, 1944
November 2, 1944
November 12, 1944
November 24, 1944
December 2, 1944
December 27, 1944
Letters from Luxembourg
January 9, 1945
January 16, 1945
January 20, 1945
Letter from Belgium
February 7, 1945
Letters from Germany
February 9, 1945
February 21, 1945
February 23, 1945
February 26, 1945
April 5, 1945
May 5, 1945
Letters from Czechoslovakia
May 10, 1945
May 16, 1945
Letters from Germany
May 19, 1945
May 20, 1945
May 24, 1945
June 3, 1945
June 22, 1945
Letters from France
June 30, 1945
July 3, 1945
Letters from Germany
July 14, 1945
July 27, 1945
July 30, 1945
August 3, 1945
August 14, 1945
Letters from France
August 26, 1945
August 28, 1945
August 29, 1945
Letters from Germany
September 9, 1945
September 11, 1945
September 13, 1945
September 15, 1945
September 17, 1945
September 23, 1945
September 27, 1945
October 1, 1945
October 9, 1945
Letters from France
October 13, 1945
October 15, 1945
October 22, 1945
November 5, 1945
November 17, 1945
November 17, 1945 (2nd)
November 23, 1945
November 30, 1945
December 17, 1945
December 17, 1945 (2nd)
December 18, 1945
December 26, 1945
January 2, 1946
Letters from Belgium
January 14, 1946
January 15, 1946
January 17, 1946
January 17, 1946 (2nd)
Letters from France
January 21, 1946
January 24, 1946
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France
July 6, 1944
V-Mail
Dear Mom,
Your letter of the 21st came yesterday. Many thanks. We are on the move again and doing all right.
The complacency of the civilians still astounds me. The other day during lulls in a terrific shelling, a woman came out to the place where I had my phone to feed her rabbit which was huddled in a kind of stupor in its cage. She put in a plate of meal and some leaves of lettuce. The animal finally nibbled a piece of the lettuce and retreated to its corner, watching us worriedly.
I was interrupted in the middle of a note to Aunt Lil from where I last wrote you, but will try to get off a note today.
We had a brief intermission and I managed to take a basin bath. The absence of any kind of bath facilities in French homes is a surprise.
Love,
Bob
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