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  4. Letters sent by David Hasidshvili, born in Georgia [the Soviet Union], 1923, to his family while en route [as a Red Army soldier] to the Japanese front, and his last letter from the German front, 1942-1943 >
  5. Letters sent by David Hasidshvili, born in Georgia [the Soviet Union], 1923, to his family while en route [as a Red Army soldier] to the Japanese front, and his last letter from the German front, 1942-1943

Letters sent by David Hasidshvili, born in Georgia [the Soviet Union], 1923, to his family while en route [as a Red Army soldier] to the Japanese front, and his last letter from the German front, 1942-1943

Letters sent by David Hasidshvili, born in Georgia [the Soviet Union], 1923, to his family while en route [as a Red Army soldier] to the Japanese front, and his last letter from the German front, 1942-1943 In his last letter from the German front, Hasidshvili wrote that all was well with him.
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item Id
6860786
Type of material
Letter
File Number
1457
Language
Russian
Georgian
Record Group
O.75 - Letters and Postcards Collection
Date of Creation - earliest
1942
Date of Creation - latest
1943
Name of Submitter
אליהו חסידשולי דוד חסיד
Original
YES
No. of pages/frames
60
Connected to Item
O.75: Letters and postcards from the Holocaust period or regarding the Holocaust
Subjects
Soviet Soldiers
Russian Front
Last Letters