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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated January 13, 1945. Pertains to their relationship.

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to Mrs. Schwartz

One v-mail addressed to Eva Schwartz from Max B. Wall dated January 19, 1945. Mentions meeting Warren recently and letting her know that it was a pleasure to meet him.

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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated January 24, 1945. Describes life while camped in Belgium.

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to Mom, Dad and Grandma

One letter addressed to Eva and Morris Schwartz and Sarah Friedman from Warren Schwartz dated January 28, 1945. Pertains to life on the base. Mentions taking care of the troop dog and weather.

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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated January 28, 1945. Describes life while camped in Belgium. Mentions to the troop dog.

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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated February 2, 1945. Pertains to her visit to Sanitorium, coverage of their division over the radio and books he's reading.

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to Grandma, Eva, Moe and Ruthie

One letter addressed to Eva, Morris, and Ruth Schwartz and Sarah Friedman from Sam Broker dated February 8, 1945. Thanks them for a photograph of Sarah Friedman, his grandmother. Mentions that he is recovering and that he has been in contact with...

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to Marcia, Cous, and "Stinky"

One letter addressed to Marcia, Warren, and Steven Abrams from Warren Schwartz dated February 3, 1945. Mentions that the Russian military may be on the verge of surrendering. Also gives opinion on the British government negotiating post-war relations...

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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated February 12, 1945. Describes the toll that the war has taken on him.

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to Cuz

One letter addressed to Warren Schwartz from Warren Abrams dated February 16, 1945. Updates him on the family's well-being. Provides details about their cousin Sam who had been hospitalized with injuries from combat.

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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated February 17, 1945. Describes a trip to Paris in January.

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to Darling

One letter addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated February 17, 1945. Describes a trip to Paris in January.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. Most of the text is a bible quote.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about God and love.

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[Poem about loss]

One poem written by George Driver dated circa 1860. A poem re-written by him to replace the copy written by his sister Susie which he lost at sea.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about loss and mercy.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote about loss and trusting God.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A bible verse number.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A bible quote.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. Concerning trust in God and the protection he offers your soul.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote entitled David's Confidence and her hope that George has the same experience.

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Oh! humbly take what God bestows/And like his own fair flowers/ Look up, in sunshine, with a smile,/ And gently bend in showers."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Happiness had its sanctuary in the heart, & they who seek it elsewhere, surly seek in vain."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "Write injuries in the dust; but kindness in marble."

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to George Driver

One note from Susan Driver to her son George Driver dated circa 1860. A quote that reads, "With patience then the course of duty run; God never does, nor suffers to be done, But that which you would do if you could see The end of all events, as well...

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