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"Lecture delivered at the teatro Olimpia in Milan on February 1, 1925 under the auspices of the Italian Committee for the study of national problems." ; Cover-title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This is a collection of postcards and letters sent from German and Italian POWs at Defense Depot Ogden during World War II. The correspondence was sent home to family and loved ones and all passed through the United States Censorship office. It also includes one postcard sent from a prison guard home to his friends. ; 14 x 8 in. letter ; 29-2-1944 My Dear Parents, I hope with all my heart that this letter finds all of you my family in excellent condition and good health. At the present time I can assure you that I am well along with the other Italians. I wanted to let you know that a few days ago I received a letter from my brother that was written on the 6th of May 1943. That took a long time, but I was happy to get it just the same. I hope that things are quieter there especially for him, you guys and everybody. We hope to finish soon and return home because I have felt absent for far too long. Anyway dont worry about anything I am doing very well. I think of you all and how you are doing. Hopefully everyone is doing well. Well thats enough, a big kiss to you! -Your son, Vincenzo

This is a collection of postcards and letters sent from German and Italian POWs at Defense Depot Ogden during World War II. The correspondence was sent home to family and loved ones and all passed through the United States Censorship office. It also includes one postcard sent from a prison guard home to his friends. A postcard in Italian from Soldato DiBenedetto Settinio to Lorenzo Pizzori at the Franciscan Fathers in New York on 12 July 1944. ; 3 x 5 in. postcard

Based upon articles in the Rivista d'Italia. ; "Con un indice cronologico de' gli avvenimenti del quadriennio." ; Bibliography: v. 2, p. [637]-654. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This is a collection of postcards and letters sent from German and Italian POWs at Defense Depot Ogden during World War II. The correspondence was sent home to family and loved ones and all passed through the United States Censorship office. It also includes one postcard sent from a prison guard home to his friends. ; 3 x 5 in. postcard ; 7/9/1943 Dear Dad, I hope this little letter finds you and mom in good health as I can assure you that I am in. Please give a thousand kisses and a hug to mom. Give a big kiss and say hello to my aunts, uncles, grandparents and cousins. Tell Pinuccia hello and give her a big kiss from me. Giorgio