1945 WWII Love Letter: They’re all Drunk. I’m Fed Up. Can’t Take it Anymore For Sale
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1945 WWII Love Letter: They’re all Drunk. I’m Fed Up. Can’t Take it Anymore:
$24.95
This love letter from 1945 captures the frustrations of a soldier during WWII. The writer expresses their discontent with the behavior of their comrades, stating that They're all drunk. I'm fed up. Can't take it anymore. Despite the challenging circumstances, the writer maintains a sense of humor and affection.
This original piece of correspondence, with its authentic glimpse into the experiences of soldiers during the war, is a must-have for any military history collector. It is a unique and personal artifact that brings to life the emotions and sentiments of those who fought in WWII.
Ephemera always shows wear commensurate to age, including, potentially: nicks, smudges, minor rips, stray markings, age stains, folds, old smells, etc.
Titles of Distinction
- Hero of the Soviet Union
- Hero of Socialist Labor
- Pilot-Cosmonaut of USSR
- Dist. Military Pilot USSR
- Dist. Military Navigator USSR
- Dist. Test Pilot USSR
- Dist. Test Navigator USSR
- Distinguished Pilot USSR
- Dist. Navigator USSR
Orders of Distinction
- Order of Lenin
- Order of October Revolution
- Order of the Red Banner
- Order of Suvorov
- Order of Ushakov
- Order of Kutuzov
- Order of Nakhimov
- Order of Bogdan Khmelnitsky
- Order of Alexander Nevsky
- Order of the Patriotic War
- Order of Red Banner of Labor
- Order of Friendship
- Order of the Red Star
- Order Service to Motherland
- Order of the Badge of Honor
- Order of Honor
- Order of Personal Courage
- Order of Glory
- Order of Labor Glory
- Order of Mother Heroine
- Order of Maternal Glory