Browsing (7 total) Tagged ‘clothing’
Edvard Eidum to Alma C. Wilson 1948.6.28
Narvik 28-6-1948 Kjære Alma og Mor. Atter hjertelig takk for brevet Alma. Du er meget flink til å skrive. Ingen er så snar til å svare på brevene som du. På De pungt lingner vi hverandre også meget godt. Ja…
Tags: 1940s, Alma C. Wilson, Axel Holm, clothing, death, Edvard Eidum, food, Narvik, Norway to US, Ola Holm, photos, postwar, prices
Sonja Bakken to John Holm 1947.8.17
Trondheim den 17 aug 47 Kjære onkel! Takk for brev og gode aviser. Det gleder meg å se at du er så frisk og åndsfrisk tross din høye alder. Samme dag avisene kom hit hadde vi vår pastor fra den frie kirke vi…
Tags: 1940s, Christians, church, clothing, death, food, God, housing shortage, John Holm, newspapers, Norway to US, photos, postwar, prices, Sonja Bakken, Trondheim
Berith Holm and Ola Holm to John Holm 1945.9.1
Trondheim 1/9-45 Kjære Svoger! Hjertelig takk for jakken, kjolen, skoene og alt sammen. Du kan tro det var kjærkomment. Vi blev så glade over, at dere alle er friske og kjekke efter disse fem årene. Her er alle også…
Ola Holm to Alma C. Wilson 1945.7.30
Dear Alma. A 1000 thanks for the wellcom letter. Are glad to see that you are all well. How nice it is that John & Mother moved so as you live so close by each other. It was nice to hear all the news about friends and relations. How could Halvor…
Klara Krogstad to Alma C. Wilson 1945.7.23
Sluppen den 23 Juli. Min godeste kusine. Jeg er saa full av jubel over at jeg fik brev fra dig i for gaars, en hjertelig tak for brevet skal du ha, jeg var saa kry saa jeg fortalte det til hele slekten dem jeg traff. Ser av det at du og dine har…
Ola Holm to John Holm 1945.7.8
Tr.heim Juli 8th-45 My dearest brother John. I been waiting to hear from you because its at last open passage for the mail. I hear that they are a few that allready has received letters for over there I hope that you & wife are still well, so…
Tags: 1940s, atrocity, bread, Britain, censorship, clothing, Florence Winters, Germans, grave, John Holm, Norway to US, Ola Holm, postwar, POWs, radio, soldiers, Sweden, Trondheim, typewriter, WWII
Ola Holm to Alma C. Wilson 1945.6.4
Tr.heim, June 4, 1945 Mrs. Wilson. Dear Niece Keep cold, I am no a Ghost. I am the same gay fellow your uncle Ole, still going strong. I thought I must write you first because I were sure of your adrs. Certainly I,ll write to you all over there,…
Tags: 1940s, Alma C. Wilson, clothing, coat, Florence Winters, food, Germans, ghost, inflation, John Holm, Norway to US, Ola Holm, postwar, POWs, soldiers, starvation, Trondheim, WWII