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Scrapbook of Eberhard Deutsch : Scrapbook; Photograph; Correspondence; Military Papers; Ephemera 19460501-19460630.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Summary:
- Description: Black three-ring binder. Red and white sticker label on the spine reads "Eb's letters, May 1 - June 3-, 1946." Scrapbook of correspondence from Colonel Eberhard Deutsch, Washington, D.C., Germany and Austria, to his wife, Rhea Deutsch, New Orleans, in addition to some correspondence sent to Deutsch in Austria, newspaper clippings, photographs, and other ephemera. Photograph of Colonel Deutsch and other officers in Vienna; Deutsch's letter and telegrams to Rhea prior to his temporary return to the United States in early April; partial passenger manifest for the U.S.S. General Anderson's voyage from Le Havre to New York; letter from Rhea Deutsch, dated 13 May, after Deutsch's departure for Washington, D.C.; resumption of Deutsch's letters to Rhea on 13 May; documents related to Deutsch's flight from Washington to Paris on 17 May; Deutsch's daily life and work in Vienna; Deutsch's request that Rhea make arrangements for a long vacation in August and September, noting that he must be "back at his desk" in New Orleans by 1 October; account of Deutsch's trip to Nuremberg and his attendance at the Nuremberg trials; letter from Colonel Deutsch to Brunswick Deutsch; telegram from Brunswick Deutsch to Colonel Deutsch on Father's Day; letter from Deutsch to Rhea denying her charges of his adultery; Deutsch's frustrations about difficult negotiations with his Russian, French and British counterparts; Deutsch's continued frustration over Rhea's accusations; several papers from the Office of the Provost Marshall in Vienna; telegram from Rhea Deutsch to Colonel Deutsch telling him that she forgives him; Deutsch's preparations for his final departure from Vienna.
- Notes:
- Description based on online resource (viewed on June 12, 2019).
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