This series holds materials relating to the Civil War, World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War, as collected by Luther College Archives. Included are letters, photographs, memorial service programs, realia, and published materials. Not only do these boxes document the history of the United States, but also its affect at Luther College and within the Decorah-area community.

Biographical Note

Located in the small northeast Iowa town of Decorah, Luther College is an undergraduate liberal arts institution of about 2,500 students. The college is affiliated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Founded in 1861 by Norwegian immigrants, Luther offers more than 60 majors and preprofessional and certificate programs leading to the bachelor of arts degree. Its mission statement emphasizes faith, leadership, and community service. Luther College provides equal opportunity for all qualified persons in its educational programs and activities.

Subject/Index Terms

Luther College (Decorah, Iowa)
Luther College (Decorah, Iowa) - History
Luther College (Decorah, Iowa) - Students
Luther College (Decorah, Iowa) - Students - Organizations
United States - History
United States - History - Civil War, 1861-1865
World War, 1914-1918
World War, 1914-1918 - Correspondence
World War, 1939-1945
World War, 1939-1945 - Correspondence
World War, 1939-1945 - Memorials
World War, 1939-1945 - Personal Narratives
World War, 1939-1945 - Photographs - Europe
World War, 1939-1945 - Photographs - Pacific

Administrative Information

Repository: Luther College Archives

Alternate Extent Statement: 7 boxes

Access Restrictions: All materials are available for research.

Use Restrictions: Though we may hold the property rights, Luther College Archives does not hold the copyrights for all materials. Individuals may use materials for non-commercial, private use, but commercial users must secure permissions from the copyright holders and/or Luther College Archives to reproduce, publish, or quote protected materials and photographs. For more information about the Luther College copyright and fair use policy, please visit https://www.luther.edu/copyright/.

Original/Copies Note: Many of the materials in this collection are photocopies or reproductions of published materials, such as newspaper clippings and letters. Originals may be held by the originating publisher or creator. Please note that Luther College may hold property rights to these materials, but may not hold the copyright.

Preferred Citation:

Cite unpublished materials: War Letters and Memorabilia, RG00 History Relating to Luther College, Luther College Archives, Decorah, Iowa

Cite published materials as required by your chosen citation style (Chicago, MLA, APA, etc.).

Finding Aid Revision History: 4/11/2019: Hayley Jackson updated link to copyright policy.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Sub-Series:

[Sub-Series 1: Civil War, 1861-1981],
[Sub-Series 2: World War I, 1916-1956],
[Sub-Series 3: World War II, 1944-1946],
[Sub-Series 4: Vietnam War, 1970-1973],
[All]

Sub-Series 1: Civil War, 1861-1981

Box 1: Letters and Memorabilia

Folder 1: Civil War Memorabilia

Item 1: Blue Ribbon with Gold Pin, undated
Item 2: Card for W. B. Britton, undated

Folder 2: Halsten, Paal (Letter)

Item 1: Letter to Henry Larson from Paal Halsten, 13 August 1861
Item 2: English Translation, 1 December 1976

Folder 3: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen (Letters), 1862 - 1864

Handwritten letters from Jorgen Jorgensen Sanda (also signed as George Georgeson) to his mother and to Maren Sanda. Letters to his mother are sent to Mary Ann Georgeson, Capron, Boone Co. Illinois. Letters document his involvement with many Tennessee campaigns, including Missionary Ridge in Chattanooga, TN, and mention "Long Prairie Boys" Andres Kleiva, John Torvold, Halvor Stoll, and Skaffer Joe.

Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen

Item 1: Letter to mother, 23 May 1862: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 2: English Translation: 23 May 1862 letter translated into English.
Item 3: Letter to mother, 8 August 1862: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 4: English Translation: 8 August 1862 letter translated into English.; Translator: Brekke, Arne
Item 5: Letter to Maren Sanda, undated: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 6: English Translation: Letter to Maren Sanda translated into English.
Item 7: Letter to mother, 29 June 1863: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 8: English Translation: 29 June 1863 letter translated into English.
Item 9: Letter to mother, 16 July 1863: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 10: Letter to mother, 31 July 1863: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen; Physical Description: Letter is incomplete. Only one page exists.
Item 11: English Translation: 31 July 1863 letter translated into English
Item 12: Letter to mother, 15 November 1863: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 13: English Translation: 15 November 1863 letter translated into English
Item 14: Letter to mother, 27 November 1863: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 15: English Translation: 27 November 1863 letter translated into English
Item 16: Letter to mother, 27 June 1864: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 17: English Translation: 27 June 1864 letter translated into English.
Item 18: Letter to mother, 15 July 1864: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 19: English Translation: 15 July 1864 letter translated into English.
Item 20: Letter to mother, 6 August 1864: Creator: Sanda, Jorgen Jorgensen
Item 21: English Translation: 6 August 1864 letter translated into English

Folder 4

Item 1: Widvey, Thomas J (Letter), 8 September 1861: English translation of a letter from Leiutenant Thomas J Widvey.; Originals or Copies Note: This is a photocopy of the translation. The existence, location, and copyright status of the original is unknown.; Translator: Norstog, Inga B.

Folder 5

Item 1: Cadwell, Luman L. (Letters), 1864: This collection of letters were written by Luman L Caldwell from February 5, 1864 - June 20, 1864. Unknown who typed the letters or when they were compiled.

Folder 6: Kopseng, Torsten Torstenson (Letters), 1863

Two letters originally written by Torsten Torstenson Koping. Unknown who typed or compiled the letters and if they had been translated.

Arrangement: Arranged chronologically

Folder 7: Civil War Diary of George J Hovden

Biographical/Historical Note: Guttorm (George) Johnson Hovden, originally from Sigdal, Norway, emigrated just before the Civil War. He enlisted in Col. Heg's Norwegian speaking regiment at Beloit, Wisconsin, in 1861 at age 25.

Item 1: Diary: Handwritten diary in Norwegian, documenting many battles and skirmishes.; Creator: Hovden, George J
Item 2: Transcription and Translation of Diary - Bound, 1971: A side-by-side, printed, bound transcription in Norwegian and translation in English of George J Hovden's diary.; Editor: Hovde, Oivind M; Translator: Jordahl, Norma Johnson
Item 3: Transcription and Translation of Diary - Loose Leaf Paper, 1971: Loose leaf manuscript of side-by-side transcription in Norwegian and translation in English of George J Hovden's diary.
Item 4: "Unique Civil War History Translation Given to Luther", 25 November 1971: Newspaper article written about the Civil War Diary and its translation into English. Article appears in the Decorah Journal, Volume 107, Number 47, Section 2, Page 1.; Originals or Copies Note: This is a photocopy of a published newspaper article. The existence, location, and copyright status of original is unknown.

Folder 8

Item 1: Froiseth, B A M (Letter), 22 March 1964: Handwritten letter from B A M Froiseth to George Charles Steen in the US General Hospital. Discusses author's meeting of Grant, presidential politics, and adressee's brothers re-enlisting in the army.; Creator: Froiseth, B A M

Folder 9: Translated Letters of Gulik Oleson and family, 1865-1866

Typewritten English translated letters between Gulik Oleson and his family and friends, in particular his wife Karen Johannes daughter (also referred to as Carolina Oleson, Kari Johannesdaughter, and Karen Johannesdaughter Dybing) and brothers Tomas Oleson and Gunnas (Jonnas) Oleson, from Coon Prairie. Also mentioned several times is Nils Elias Nielsen. Children named are: Gabriel Christ, Ole, and Elizabeth. Letters discuss money, the farm, and military campaigns. All letters translated by Oivind M Hovde, date unknown.

Translator: Hovde, Oivind M

Item 1: English Translation, 1 May 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen Johannes daughter to husband Gulik Olson.
Item 2: English Translation, 3 May 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 3: English Translation, 14 May 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen Johannes to husband Gulik.
Item 4: English Translation, 25 May 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 5: English Translation, 6 June 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife.
Item 6: English Translation, 22 June 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 7: English Translation, 3 July 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 8: English Translation, 9 July 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 9: English Translation, 15 July 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 10: English Translation, 17 July 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 11: English Translation, 25 July 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 12: English Translation, 7 August 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 13: English Translation, 7-Aug: Typewritten English translation of a letter from brother Tomas Olsen to Gulik.
Item 14: English Translation, 9 August 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 15: English Translation, 22 August 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 16: English Translation, 23 August 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 17: English Translation, 25 September 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 18: English Translation, 10 October 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from brother Gunnas Olson Dybing (also referred to as Jonnas) to Gulik.
Item 19: English Translation, 16 October 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 20: English Translation, 23 October 1865: Typewritten English translation of letters to Gulik from wife, H. Johanneson, and T. Knudson Kleven.; Note: A translator's note appears at the bottom of this page: "The original was so hard to read, Mr. Hovde copied the letter in Norwegian as best he could decipher it before translating the letter. The above is his reading of the original letter."
Item 21: English Translation, 28 November 1865: Typewritten English translation of letters from wife, father O. Olson, and friend T. Knudson.
Item 22: English Translation, 11 December 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to wife and children.
Item 23: English Translation, 31 December 1865: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Gulik to friend T. Knudson.
Item 24: English Translation, 2 January 1866: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 25: English Translation, n.d.: Typewritten English translation of a letter from Karen to husband.
Item 26: English Translation, 18 February 1866: Typewritten English translation of letters from Niels E. Nielson and Johannes Rasmussen.

Folder 10: Oleson, Gulik (Letters - Norwegian), 1865-1866

Original handwritten letters between Gulik Oleson and his family and friends, in particular his wife Karen Johannes daughter (also referred to as Carolina Oleson, Kari Johannesdaughter, and Karen Johannesdaughter Dybing) and brothers Tomas Oleson and Gunnas (Jonnas) Oleson, from Coon Prairie. Also mentioned several times is Nils Elias Nielsen. Children named are: Gabriel Christ, Ole, and Elizabeth. Letters discuss money, the farm, and military campaigns.

Related Material: See Folder 9 for typewritten translations in English.

Item 1: Letter to Gulik Olson, 1 May 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 2: Letter to wife and children, 3 May 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 3: Letter to Gulik, 14 May 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 4: Letter to wife and children, 25 May 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 5: Letter to wife, 6 June 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 6: Letter to wife and children, 22 June 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 7: Letter to wife and children, 3 July 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 8: Letter to husband, 9 July 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 9: Letter from Gulik to wife and children., 15 July 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 10: Letter to husband, 17 July 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 11: Letter to husband, 25 July 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 12: Letter to wife and children, 7 August 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 13: Letter to Gulik, 7 August: Creator: Oleson, Tomas
Item 14: Letter to Gulik, 9 August 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 15: Letter to wife and children, 22 August 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 16: Letter to husband, 23 August 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 17: Letter to husband, 25 September 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 18: Letter to Gulik, 10 October 1865: Creator: Dybing, Gunnas Olson
Item 19: Letter to wife and children., 16 October 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 20: Letters to Gulik, 23 October 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen; Creator: Johanneson, H; Creator: Kleven, T Knudson
Item 21: Letters to Gulik, 28 November 1865: Creator: Johannes, Karen; Creator: Kleven, T Knudson; Creator: Olson, O
Item 22: Letter to wife and children, 11 December 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 23: Letter to T. Knudson, 31 December 1865: Creator: Oleson, Gulik
Item 24: Letter to husband., 2 January 1866: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 25: Letter from Karen to husband., undated: Creator: Johannes, Karen
Item 26: Letters to Gulik, 18 February 1866: Creator: Nielson, Niels; Creator: Rasmussen, Johannes

Folder 11: Wettleson, William O (Letters), 1864-1865, undated

Letters from William "Wettle" Wettleson to his parents.

Biographical/Historical Note: Wettleson also had a wife and child, but letters to them are not included. Wettleson was part of the 12th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry and often mentions General Sherman.

Creator: Wettleson, William O

Note: Also goes by name "Wettle," which was his real name, but had taken William as his American name.

Translator: Norstog, Inga B.

Item 1: Letter to parents, undated
Item 2: English Translation for letter to parents, undated
Item 3: Letter to parents, 12 October 1864
Item 4: English Translation for letter dated 12 October 1864
Item 5: Letter to father and sisters, 27 November 1864
Item 6: English Translation for letter dated 27 November 1864
Item 7: Attachment to letter, January 1865
Item 8: English translation for attachment to letter dated January 1865
Item 9: Letter to parents and sisters, 3 January 1865
Item 10: English translation for letter dated 3 January 1865
Item 11: Letter to parents and sisters, 1 February 1865
Item 12: English translation for letter dated 1 February 1865
Item 13: Letter to parents and sisters, 19 February 1865
Item 14: English translation for letter dated 19 February 1865
Item 15: Letter to parents and sisters, 28 February 1865
Item 16: English translation for letter dated 28 February 1865
Item 17: Letter to parents and sisters, 13 March 1865
Item 18: English translation for letter dated 13 March 1865
Item 19: Letter to father, 15 March 1865
Item 20: English translation for letter dated 15 March 1865
Item 21: Letter to father, 26 March 1865
Item 22: English translation for letter dated 26 March 1865
Item 23: Letter to parents and sisters, 4 April 1865
Item 24: English translation for letter dated 4 April 1865
Item 25: Letter to parents, 20 April 1865
Item 26: English translation for letter dated 20 April 1865
Item 27: Letter to parents, 6 May 1865
Item 28: English translation for letter dated 6 May 1865
Item 29: Letter to parents, 9 May 1865
Item 30: English translation for letter dated 9 May 1865
Item 31: Fragment of letter, undated
Item 32: English Translation for fragment of letter, undated
Item 33: Letter to parents, 16 May 1865
Item 34: English translation for letter dated 16 May 1865
Item 35: Letter to parents and sisters, 23 May 1865
Item 36: English translation for letter dated 23 May 1865
Item 37: Letter to parents, 2 June 1865
Item 38: English translation for letter dated 2 June 1865
Item 39: Letter to parents and sisters, 20 June 1865
Item 40: English translation for letter dated 20 June 1865
Item 41: Letter to parents, 25 June 1865
Item 42: English translation for letter dated 25 June 1865
Item 43: Letter to parents, 4 July 1865

Folder 12: Levang, Ola M (Letter)

Item 1: Letter to Prestgaard, 9 February 1921: Creator: Levang, Ola M

Folder 13: Oleson, Gulik (Correspondence regarding donation), 1980-1981

Item 1: Correspondence, 1980-1981: Letters regarding the donation of Gulik Oleson letters to Luther College Archives. Correspondence between Luther College archivist, donor, and translator.

Folder 14: Inventories

Item 1: Inventories for Civil War collection at Luther and WCHS: Various inventory lists

Box 2: Confederate Currency

Folder 1

Item 1: Letter Regarding Donation of Confederate Currency, 26 September 1912: Letter from Sherman Allen, Assistant Secretary, in the Treasure Department in Washington, D.C., regarding the assortment of Conferate currency that they donated to Luther College.; Creator: Allen, Sherman

Folder 2

Item 1: $5 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $5 note, featuring portrait of Secretary of the Treasury C.G. Memminger and at the right side, Minerva. Serial No. 17539.

Folder 3

Item 1: $5 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $5 note, featuring Ceres seated on a bale of cotton. Serial No. 176103.

Folder 4

Item 1: $5 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $5 note, featuring Ceres seated on a bale of cotton. Serial No. unknown.

Folder 5

Item 1: $5 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $5 note, featuring sailor sitting near bales of cotton. Serial No. 22536.

Folder 6

Item 1: $10 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $10 note, featuring a Revolutionary War scene of General Francis Marion offering a dinner of sweet potatoes to Sir Banistree Tarleton, Minerva at right side. Serial No. 80323.

Folder 7

Item 1: $10 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $10 note, featuring at left, Ceres holding an urn, with Commerce seated at left. Serial no. 53900.

Folder 8

Item 1: $20 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $20 note, featuring Industry seated between Cupid and beehive. Serial No. 160204; Originals or Copies Note: Original

Folder 9

Item 1: $20 Confederate Note, 2 September 1861: $20 note, featuring Industry seated between Cupid and beehive. Serial No. 160204

Folder 10

Item 1: $1 Confederate Note, 2 June 1862: $1 note featuring Miss Liberty on the left, a sailing steamship, and a picture of Lucy Pickens, wife of South Carolina's governor on the right side. Serial No. unknown.

Folder 11

Item 1: $2 Confederate Note, 2 June 1862: $2 note featuring an allegorical representation of the South striking down the Union. Upper left picture is that of Judah P. Benjamin, Confederate cabinet member. Serial No. unknown.

Folder 12

Item 1: $2 Confederate Scrip from Barnard's Drug Store, 27 January 1862: $2 Confederate scrip, or substitute currency, issued with Holcomb signature. Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Folder 13

Item 1: $10 Confederate Note, 2 December 1862: $10 note featuring the State Capitol at Columbia, South Carolina and a picture of R. M. T. Hunter, member of the Confederate cabinet. Serial No. 2602.

Folder 14

Item 1: $20 Confederate Note, 2 December 1862: $20 note featuring the State Capitol at Nashville, Tennessee and a picture of Alexander Stephens, Confederate Vice-President. Serial No. 59312.

Folder 15

Item 1: $100 Confederate Note, 7 March 1862: $100 note featuring slaves weeding cotton with a red overprint "HUNDRED," Portrait of J C Calhoun on left and Columbia at right. Serial No. 25516. Printed by Keatringe and Ball, Columbia, South Carolina.

Folder 16

Item 1: $100 Confederate Note, 18 September 1862: $100 note featuring a steam train in the center and a woman with a basket on her head at left. Serial No. unknown. Printed by J T Patterson & Co. in Columbua, South Carolina.

Folder 17

Item 1: $5 Confederate Note, 6 April 1863: $5 note, featuring the state capitol of Virginia in Richmond. Right side of note has been burned. Serial No. 6935.

Folder 18

Item 1: $10 Confederate Note, 6 April 1863: $10 note, featuring the South Carolina State Capitol building along with portrait R. M. T. Hunter, Confederate cabinet member. Serial No. 34807.

Folder 19

Item 1: $10 Confederate Note, 6 April 1863: $10 note, featuring the South Carolina State Capitol building along with portrait R. M. T. Hunter, Confederate cabinet member. Serial No. unknown.

Folder 20

Item 1: $20 Confederate Note, 6 April 1863: $20 note, featuring the State Capitol at Nashville, Tennessee and a picture of Alexander Stephens, Confederate Vice-President. Serial No. 1459 ?

Folder 21

Item 1: 50 Cent Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: 50 cent note, featuring a bust of the President of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis. Serial No. 43315.

Folder 22

Item 1: $1 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $1 note, featuring the Confederate congressman from Alabama, Clement C. Clay. Serial No. 55719.

Folder 23

Item 1: $2 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $2 note, featuring Judah P. Benjamin, a member of the Confederate cabinet. Serial No. 82037.

Folder 24

Item 1: $5 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $5 note, featuring state capitol center in Richmond, Virginia, with Secretary of the Confederate Treasury C.G. Memminger at right side. Serial No. 37736.
Item 2: $5 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $5 note, featuring state capitol center in Richmond, Virginia, with Secretary of the Confederate Treasury C.G. Memminger at right side. Serial No. 16275.

Folder 25

Item 1: $10 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $10 note, featuring horses pulling cannons in center and Confederate cabinet member R.M.T. Hunter at lower right. Serial No. 80842.

Folder 26

Item 1: $10 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $10 note, featuring horses pulling cannons in center and Confederate cabinet member R.M.T. Hunter at lower right. Serial No. 65382.
Item 2: $10 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $10 note, featuring horses pulling cannons in center and Confederate cabinet member R.M.T. Hunter at lower right. Serial No. 33992.

Folder 27

Item 1: $20 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $20 note, featuring the state capitol at Nashville, Tennessee, with portrait of A. H. Stephens at right. Serial No. 49284.; Originals or Copies Note: Original; Other Information: English

Folder 28

Item 1: $50 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $50 note, featuring Confederate President Jefferson Davis in center Serial No. 13485.

Folder 29

Item 1: $100 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $100 note, featuring Lucy Pickens, the wife of the governor of South Carolina during the war, two soldiers on left side, and Confederate cabinet member George W. Randolph on the bottom right. Serial No. 43697

Folder 30

Item 1: $500 Confederate Note, 17 February 1864: $500 note, featuring Stonewall Jackson on right side, Confederate Calvary and flag on left side. Serial No. 34566.

Folder 31

Item 1: $1 Confederate Note - Alabama, 1 January 1863: $1 note, issued by the State of Alabama. Serial No. 94752.

Folder 32

Item 1: $1 Confederate Note - Missouri, n.d.: $1 note, uncirculated with no date or serial number, issued by the State of Missouri.

Folder 33

Item 1: 5 cent Confederate Note - North Carolina, 1 January 1866: 5 cent note, issued bythe State of North Carolina. Serial No. 2078 ?

Folder 34

Item 1: 50 Cent Confederate Note - North Carolina, 1 January 1870: 50 cent note, issued by the State of North Carolina. Serial No. not listed.

Folder 35

Item 1: $1 Confederate Note - North Carolina, 1 January 1863: $1 note, issued by the State of North Carolina. Serial No. 151.

Folder 36

Item 1: 25 cent Confederate Note - South Carolina, 1 February 1863: 25 cent note, issued by the State of Soutth Carolina. Serial No. not listed.

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[Sub-Series 1: Civil War, 1861-1981],
[Sub-Series 2: World War I, 1916-1956],
[Sub-Series 3: World War II, 1944-1946],
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[All]