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Letter 2 from Seagoville Women's Detention Center

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Jan 1943 letter from Mrs. Kuni Wada to her son Yasushi Wada at Poston Internment Camp.  However, Uncle Yas had moved to Eastern Baptist Seminary in Pa.

Prisoner of War Mail was free.

mhomma — Last modified Jun 09 2017 9:00 p.m.

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