Correspondence from a woman to her fiancé, a soldier in the 2nd Engineer Regiment, in 1916.
Correspondence from a woman to her fiancé, a soldier in the 2nd Engineer Regiment, in 1916. - Image 2
Correspondence from a woman to her fiancé, a soldier in the 2nd Engineer Regiment, in 1916. - Image 3
Correspondence from a woman to her fiancé, a soldier in the 2nd Engineer Regiment, in 1916. - Image 4
Correspondence from a woman to her fiancé, a soldier in the 2nd Engineer Regiment, in 1916. - Image 5

Correspondence from a woman to her fiancé, a soldier in the 2nd Engineer Regiment, in 1916.

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A collection of 9 letters, 5 of which are empty envelopes—from a woman from Marseille writing to her fiancé, a native of Cadenet (Vaucluse) serving in the 2nd Engineer Regiment stationed in Oujda, Morocco. In one letter, she expresses her concern regarding German submarines in the Mediterranean; another, dated April 1916, mentions learning that his unit is in Picardie. The letters are housed in a small cotton bag.

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