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15 July 1944
Diamond, Sidney, 1922-1945
to Estelle Spero
Diamond relates a lengthy conversation that he had had with officers from New Zealand.
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6 August 1944
Diamond describes an essay that he had read by Charles Sank about the Jewish people.
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24 September 1944
Diamond uses his reading of Montaigne's "Essays" to try and solve Estelle's friend Jan's "problem".
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26 October 1944
Diamond expresses jealousy of a man named "Dick". He then discusses the "troubles" that Lt. Buchner had "with his wife, children and the "other" man." Sidney tells Estelle that, although he does not know what will happen to him before his return...
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9 July 1944
Weiner, Morris "Moe", 1909-1988
to Sylvia Weiner
Moe is glad there was nothing wrong with Sylvia's throat. He feels he is cheating her with her short letters. He reminds her about the pen paint he asked for. He pictures them all in beach chairs having a good time.
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19 July 1944
Moe's baseball team has started practicing. He remembers when Sylvia came to Tacoma to visit him.
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21 July 1944
Moe enjoyed reading about the time Sylvia had with the sewing machine. He is glad that time passes quickly for her. In the beginning he said they would have to school themselves in patience.
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22 July 1944
Moe describes his efforts to deal with the rain as his tent was nearly ruined. Later they had services with the chaplain.
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23 July 1944
Moe finally got his home in order again after the rain and finally received letters from Sylvia after a dry spell. He had a sip of the Marie Buzzard brandy.
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3 August 1944
Moe discusses the origins of Heineken beer. He also describes the beauty of the moon, and says he does not think it strange that she feels closer to him now.
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