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2 January 1944
Weiner, Morris "Moe", 1909-1988
to Sylvia Weiner
Moe returned home to find another letter from Sylvia. He actually has time to write her a detailed letter.
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11 January 1944
Moe is overwhelmed but the amount of letters he has received from Sylvia but promises to answer them all.
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12 January 1944
Moe writes that it seems Sylvia is seeing loads of people they met in previous years.
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15 January 1944
Moe reports that he is staying at camp for the weekend as he doesn't feel like going into town.
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16 January 1944
Moe inquires after Dave as he hasn't been responding to letters.
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19 January 1944
Moe describes the weather.
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20 January 1944
Moe apologizes for not getting around to Sylvia's letters. He promises a lengthy response when he is C.Q tomorrow evening.
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22 January 1944
Moe describes his lazy weekend.
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25 January 1944
Moe remarks that there was no meeting of the souls between Esther S. and that doctor. He is glad Sylvia made an appointment with the Krasses,
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15 February 1944
Now that Moe is back from furlough, it seems like he was never away, as though his time in London happened to someone else.
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22 February 1944
Moe comments that they keep hoping for snow, but the weather keeps teasing them.
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23 February 1944
Moe received seven letters from Sylvia today and will answer them in an air-mail.
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Moe is glad the mail is finally coming with regularity. He doesn't understand why Sylvia thought he wouldn't visit Winchester again.
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5 March 1944
Moe wrote a "blue" letter today, but thinking it would be too objective and dispassionate decided it would be better to wait for Sylvia's comments.
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11 March 1944
Moe has finally passed inspection, he can't wait to go to town.
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28 March 1944
Moe thanks Sylvia for the postcards. He heard from Hilda Selm as they are still trying to arrange a meeting time. He also heard from Eddie.
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30 March 1944
Moe refers to various friends and family. He remarks that Sylvia should be flattered by Pepi's assertion that someone in the family seems to have married brains.
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10 April 1944
Moe comments on Alvin's impending marriage and reminisces about the early years of their marriage when times were tough.
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16 April 1944
Moe writes he hasn't had time to read his mail yet but tomorrow he is staying in and will answer Sylvia properly.
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18 April 1944
Moe says he feels obligated to write to Sylvia but it is a self-imposed obligation. He also says the he doesn't know what he would do if he didn't write so frequently to her.
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23 April 1944
Moe got a pass to leave camp, he will go into more detail later, but he spent most of the time in and around Lincoln's Inn Fields.
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April 1944
Moe went to London with Jack, saw Mrs. Malcolm, and went to Lincoln's Inn Fields and the Middle and Inner Temples.
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30 April 1944
Moe doesn't know what they will do today. He will probably go to town, as it looks like it will be a nice day.
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8 May 1944
Moe writes that soon they will be very busy and he must write to Sylvia while he can. They haven't done any serious training in a while, but the real work will now begin. He is proud of the courage she's shown so far in regard to her new job.
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11 May 1944
Moe writes that the English spring is beautiful. He comments that the typing in Sylvia's last letter is all over the place and wonders about her state of mind. He agrees that Mad was too outspoken with Paul.
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