Transcript of a letter from John Durr to his family in Montgomery, Alabama.
In the letter John describes his regiment's hike from the front lines to the German city where the men are now stationed. He also gives details about accommodations, entertainment, and daily military activities; all is comfortable and safe but also a bit dull: "There is no excitement here-...
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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| Summary: | In the letter John describes his regiment's hike from the front lines to the German city where the men are now stationed. He also gives details about accommodations, entertainment, and daily military activities; all is comfortable and safe but also a bit dull: "There is no excitement here--absolutely none. In fact, I expect to spend several very quiet months here--in spite of what Mr. Baker has had to say in regard to the return of the troops." |
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