A Couple Of Stationeries Sent By A German Soldier (Pow)

A small drawing from the last photo was included within the Air Mail stationar, which has been turned into "Prisoner of War mail" and sent from M.E.F. in Egypt.

Thanks for sharing....i also have some POW correspondence in French and Polish...since I am fleunt in both languages,..it gives me insight in the life of a POW....albeit censored.

Hi graphis! Is fleunt French for fluent?

Peter

Petert4522....pardonnez moi... not so good looking in spelling...but I do the best I are....as someone once said about me..."Ed speaks four languages...none of them very well "
Seriously...thanks for pointing out my spelling error.

I can speak 4 different languages... Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian and Montenegrin. Just joking... until 1991. all they have been one language Serbo-Croatian (or Croato-Serbian), but now they are 4 different languages... of course, any native speaker of one of those 4 can easy understand any of other 3.

Graphis... if you can read the German language, and you are interested in POW life in post-War German Zone (the British one), I have a handwritten diary written in 1946... in British zone... entirely in German... probably by POW soldier. I can scan some pages, if you want.

filipo..thanks for your offer...but I can't read German...i tried years ago to learn the language...but found it too difficult and gave up,

Graphis, don't take my last post too serious! I was just joking - thought "fleunt" was kind of a cute word!

Peter