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Letters between Helmuth and Moroz, written in Russian and German.

A letter from Russia written in Russian and German.

A letter from Russia written in Russian and German.

An envelope with a card and messages in Russian.

A letter from Russia written in Russian and German.

A letter from Russia. Part of the letter is Russian and part German.

The letter is from Russia

An envelope addressed to Helmuth, from Russia.

The letter from Russia contains a card with a message on the back and a card with a cartoon.

A letter from Russia.

Letter to Helmuth in German and Russian.

A letter from Russia.

Three letters to and from Helmut and Anna.

A letter in Russian and German.

Five page letter

The letter, in German, was sent from the USSR.

A soldier with a propeller blade. On the reverse it is identified as being from Hopgood's Lancaster.

Two images of Corporal Karl Schütte working on his 20 mm anti-aircraft gun.
He was credited with shooting down John Vere Hopgood’s Lancaster and a white ‘kill ring’ is painted on the barrel. On the reverse he is identified.

A general and an Organisation Todt manager inspecting progress at the top of the dam.
On the reverse is a handwritten message in German.

The railway sidings set out to help rebuild the dam. The plan also shows the positioning of storage areas and cranes.

A letter from Gille Auguste to Madame Hill regarding the previous letter about her son and what she has done to fulfil her requests.

A letter in French with translation. Letter to his mother regarding his death and offering information and anything wanted for the grave.

Report, with photographs, of several thousand people. including delegates from Britain and Canada gathering to honour the 112 allied airmen who were killed in the Haut-Marne region.

Roy, only survivor of JB601, writes to James, grandson of Harry Robinson, wishing him a 'long and happy life of freedom and peace' and a poem.

Monsieur Gabriel Albert Galais' Resitance card number 064640.