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to Estelle Spero
June 1944
Diamond, Sidney, 1922-1945
Diamond complains about his "tyrant ward boy" in the hospital.
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Handwritten notes
July 1944
Story about being on an observation post during a "Jap attack", and a faulty cartridge preventing Diamond from killing the target.
GLC09120.468
10 September 1944
Diamond wishes Estelle a happy and successful Rosh Hashanah.
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31 October 1944
New Year's greeting card sent to Estelle. Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
GLC09120.532
3 November 1944
Diamond instructs Estelle to "Save some room when you go to sleep…I'm paying you a visit tonight…I'll be beside you…" Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
GLC09120.535
3 May 1944
Diamond discusses his opinions regarding pre-embarkation marriage.
GLC09120.406
18 June 1944
Diamond responds to the series of letters that he has received recently from Estelle. He mentions that he now has a punctured ear drum as a result of being exposed to constant and intense firing. He also writes that he cannot understand Natalie's...
GLC09120.438
3 August 1944
Diamond describes the U.S.O show, starring "the first white woman" that Sidney has seen in eight months.
GLC09120.471
14 September 1944
Diamond mentions that he has been reading Montaigne's "Selected Essays", which leads to a discussion of the problems pertaining to a potential "victory" over Japan.
GLC09120.503
6 November 1944
Diamond provides a commentary of the photographs that he has enclosed with the letter. Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
GLC09120.538
10 May 1944
Diamond informs Estelle that he broke the clasp of the bracelet that she gave him when disassembling a Japanese machine gun.
GLC09120.409
24 June 1944
Diamond reports to Estelle that his housewarming party had been a success. He mentions that all is quiet, except for the sound of a radio, and "a whistle blows occasionally at a basketball game - a negro team is playing our team - It's a pleasure to...
GLC09120.441
9 August 1944
Diamond describes the earthquake that had taken place the previous night.
GLC09120.474
19 September 1944
Diamond comments on the fact that Estelle's letter paper smells of her powder. He writes that he had attended Rosh Hashanah services that morning.
GLC09120.506
14 November 1944
Diamond writes about how much he longs for Estelle. Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
GLC09120.541
17 May 1944
Diamond writes the letter while "comfortably loafing on hospital bed", waiting for surgery on a cyst. He tells Estelle that if her cousin joins the infantry and goes into active combat, he will have tremendous respect for him: "Truly the infantry is...
GLC09120.412
30 June 1944
Diamond writes that a Canadian border man has been helping him with his French.
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13 August 1944
Diamond informs Estelle that, even though he was jealous of "Stan", he is unable to "stay sore" at her. He mentions the fact that they seldom have political discussions in his company, continuing to discuss the one Southerner's attitudes towards...
GLC09120.477
25 September 1944
Diamond congratulates Stella on her recent culinary success.
GLC09120.509
18 November 1944
Diamond begs Estelle not to live alone. Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
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to Sidney Diamond
17 July 1944
DeCaux, Len, fl. 1944
Letter written from the publicity director of the Congress of Industrial Organizations in response to a letter that Diamond had written on July 2. The letter answers some of Diamond's questions pertaining to membership of CIO unions, postwar plans...
GLC09120.458
22 May 1944
Diamond expresses frustration about being "shackled" to his hospital bed while recuperating. He describes a conversation that he had with his "cell mate" from New Zealand, who had been amazed "at American soldiers not getting the fullest...
GLC09120.415
2 July 1944
Diamond informs Estelle he has just been appointed Company orientation officer, a position that entails preparing lectures and aid in making the "American soldier the best informed soldier in the world." He writes that the topic for the following...
GLC09120.447
17 August 1944
Diamond writes the letter as a fake memo on the subject of "Miss Estelle Spero", addressed to "The world
GLC09120.480
29 September 1944
Diamond dreams to "Someday…walk on pavements, sleep in clean white sheets, get up at 10:00 A.M. -" He comments on a picture of Estelle that she has sent him.
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