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The Polish Connection 35

March 1919 As I found out later, I had fainted, and Peter quickly picked me up and put me on the couch. “She's burning up,” he said, or something to...
Cherry

The Polish Connection 34

Beth went off, somewhat mollified, but realising that the sudden tension in the air was something she didn’t understand and didn’t like. “So Peter...
Cherry

The Polish Connection 33

We have all heard about Spanish flu, but it has now come to our area. There are 25 students at the local schools with flu, so they have closed them...

The Polish Connection 32

October, 1918 Dear Barbara, Have I ever told you about Schiebung? This is one of the words most frequently heard in camp. The best literal...
Cherry

The Polish Connection 31

May - July 1918 I had this letter from Jo. “I’ve just heard from Dorothy’s father. Strangely he doesn’t mention her at all, but has informed me of...

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