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5 August 1944
Diamond, Sidney, 1922-1945
to Estelle Spero
Diamond thanks Estelle for the "stuff" that she had sent him.
GLC09120.472
12 August 1944
Diamond discusses the "dismal rains".
GLC09120.476
20 August 1944
Diamond discusses "psychoneurotics" in reference to an incident that Estelle has written to him about.
GLC09120.482
22 August 1944
Diamond discusses whether or not Estelle's letter had been censored.
GLC09120.484
27 August 1944
Diamond writes that, although he loves Estelle, he has "wasted the whole letter writing time to answering the damn questionaire
GLC09120.490
11 September 1944
Diamond describes a friendship that had sprung up between a Lieutenant Gutman and an infantry lieutenant who is subsequently killed. He encloses a clipping from the 31 July 1944 issue of "In Fact" that mentions the friendship.
GLC09120.501
24 October 1944
Diamond writes of his hopes for leave at some point in the middle of the following year. He informs Estelle of his jealousy of "Stan".
GLC09120.527
27 October 1944
Diamond writes the "days pass slowly, monotonously - We live for the afternoon mail call - " Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
GLC09120.529
8 November 1944
Diamond discusses the "problem facing all of the present" being that of adjustment: "adjustment of wills, adjustment of claims, adjustment of hiking corsets and adjustment of returning soldiers." Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
GLC09120.539
18 November 1944
Diamond begs Estelle not to live alone. Written on an unknown island in the South Pacific
GLC09120.544
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