Charles Eggeling First World War Correspondence #09

Authors

Irene M. Donnelly

Files

Document Type

Letter

Keywords

U.S.A., U.S. Soldiers, correspondence, Western Front, Infantry, artillery, France, Brooklyn, New York, health and sickness, family, holiday, censorship, celebration, patriotism, coming home, romance, women at home, press, parade, death, humour, mother, motion pictures, Kaiser Wilhelm II

Publication Date

11-7-1918

Subject Terms

Charles Eggeling; November 7,8,9, 1918; World War 1914 1918 United States. Army American Expeditionary Forces; World War 1914 1918 United States. Regimental histories Coast Artillery; Regimental histories 111th Machine Gun Battalion, 49th Infantry; Social life and customs 20th century United States; World war 1914 1918 Women United States; Women -- Employment -- New York; World war 1914 1918 Motion pictures and the war;

Identifier

2014.160.w.r_Eggeling _worldwarone_1918-11-07_016

Recommended Citation

Donnelly, Irene M., "Charles Eggeling First World War Correspondence #09" (1918). Charles Eggeling First World War correspondence. 9.
https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/ceggeling_collection/9

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