2. Kriegstagebuch von Walter Naumann (November-Dezember 1916), item 22
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Left side
And unhappyly I crossed your way.
and hace to take what is following.
It would be a schame, if those
nice days we lived together and which
will allways live in my and
certainly as well in your remembrance.
will finish in a such a
manner. I must think that you will
make finish with me. I am
sorry that it is also my fault,
but the way you took my letter it
is not mant: But if you will
make a finish, please write me
one more letter. Read my last letter
once more with alle the care and in
silence. ... Iou must write me
Right side
one more letter which schall be
a remembrance.
Just to think of it, that
in your last letter you spoke of
love to me, and ... that
that in the .... time I could
not know all about your character
I send you my regards in
the hope to hear from you
soon.
Your very triste Walter.
12./11.16
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Brandeville/Frankreich
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Story location Brandeville/Frankreich
- ID
- 6429 / 83863
- Contributor
- Antje Kiener
November 12, 1916
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