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Title

1919, Wesley to Family

Authors

Wesley F. Diedrich

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A., U.S. Soldiers, soldier slang, civilians, patriotism, government, France, John J Perhsing, Paris, infantry, artillery, Muese, Washington, Western Front, military occupation

Publication Date

1-1-1919

Subject Terms

United States. Regimental histories U.S.A. 108th Engineers; United States. Regimental histories U.S.A. 33rd Infantry Division; United States. Regimental histories U.S.A. 5th Infantry Division; United States. Army American Expeditionary Forces; War and society -- History -- 20th century United States; World war 1914 1918 Propaganda; United States. Marine Corps; World War 1914 1918 Military weapons Technological innovations; Great Britain Army;

Comments

An exact date is not known for this letter. The year listed is an estimation and may not be accurate.

Identifier

2014.160.w.r_ Diedrich _worldwarone_missing-missing-missing_060

Recommended Citation

Diedrich, Wesley F., "1919, Wesley to Family" (1919). Wesley F. Diedrich First World War correspondence. 61.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/wfdiedrich_collection/61

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