MS-0377-08-05

Letter from John C. Hunter, 1945

 

06/20/1945

Hunter, John C.

 

Hunter feels he is in a psychological concentration camp, unable to buy buttons for Jane's collection when away from camp due to the non-fraternization policy: "it costs $65.00 to talk to a German." He describes his reaction to D. H. Lawrence's letters. He plans to rewrite an rejected "piece for the camp paper about [his] trip to Nuremberg," enclosed (MS-0377-08-10).

Jack Hunter; Garrison life; European theater of operations; ETO; United States Army; United States Third Army; 3255th Signal Service Company; Occupation duty; Allied occupation of Germany; Military occupation; Occupation duty; Fraternization; D. H. Lawrence

 

Germany - Bavaria - Rosenheim

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MS-0377

English

 

Letter

8.25 inches X 11.75 inches; 4 pages

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