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"I could die dancin' with you Amanda." : Postcard 1942.

America in World War Two: Oral Histories and Personal Accounts Available online

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Description: Humorous, color postcard of a soldier awkwardly dancing with a woman and saying, "I could die dancin' with you Amanda." Sent from Al Braverman, Battery B, 364th Field Artillery Battalion, Fort George Meade, Maryland to Ruth Zonenshine, Brooklyn, New York. "Hello Ruth: I have just received your address which my sister was kind enough to send. My Army life is pretty swell up till now. This is just a reminder for your to answer this card--how do you like the girl in the card. Yours, Al (Mitzie).".
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