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Iga has not been well, having caught a cold. She arranges a meeting with John at the wire between their camps.

Thanking John for the parcel he sent and apologising for her poor English.

To John thanking him for his letter and saying a letter will be ready the next day at 10 o'clock and asking why John was sad.

To John thanking him for his letter and telling him she is moving to a new camp the next day.

Iga writes that her health is improving, she is working in the hospital and wishes John a happy Christmas. John replies that he is glad she is feeling better and wishes her a happy new year.

To John saying she is preparing for travel and that a letter will be ready at 4 o'clock.

A note to John saying she is looking for the ball and is nervous.

A note to John about a letter to be written the next day at 12 o'clock.

To John confirming a letter will be sent the next day at 10 o'clock and that she was feeling sad and nervous.

Sent by John from prisoner of war camp to his parents and Joyce expressing his hope that he reaches home before the postcard. It includes a coloured drawing of some holly and a prisoner with a red triangle on his back looking through a barbed wire…

Postcard from prisoner of war, John, number 250760 to his parents and Joyce, sent from the camp, saying that he is well. It includes a coloured drawing of a snow-covered cottage with a holly border.