World War, 1939-1945
Found in 337 Collections and/or Records:
Milt Morris, 1943 October
Milton Morris wearing his army uniform seated on a cement railing getting his shoes shined in Natal, Brazil.
Milt Morris, 1943 October
Milton Morris wearing his army uniform in an exchange with a child selling things on the street. Other uniformed men stand behind Milt in Natal, Brazil.
Moish in Philippines, 1945-08-15
This is a photo of a soldier in the Philipines on August 15, 1945 which was sent to Lillian Fogel Rubin. There is a short letter inscribed on the back that reads: "Luzon, Philippine Islands | To my old gal friend + thoughts of the many swell times we had together. Love Moish. 15 Aug 45."
Mozhaisk front--frid03104, 1941
Truck on snowy road moving past road blocks that have been moved aside. Three solders in picture, two standing guard.
Navy Documents, 1944-1946
File includes a United States Naval Reserve card issued to Rose Weinberg in Denver, Colorado on 3/4/46; Appointment of Rose Weinberg as an Ensign in the Naval Reserve in the Nurse Corps of the United States Navy, dated September 15, 1944 in Washington D.C.; two documents signed in Los Angeles, California, Certificate of Satisfactory Service, and a form letter thanks for service and call for leadership from President Harry Truman.
Nazi Flag Flying From a Window, 1943-1949
Black and white photograph of a Nazi flag flying from the window of a house; a man can be seen in one of the lower windows, looking out at the photographer.
Newspaper Article about Jacques, 1945
An original pen and ink work by Jacques Parker depicting a scene from the attack on Hill X. Illustration was published in the "Blizzard" newspaper.
"Nisei War Memorial" Newspaper clipping, 1963
A clipping from an unidentified newspaper announcing the Nisei War Memorial at the Fairmount Cemetery, designed by Floyd Tanaka, to remember the Japanese American soldiers who lost their lives in World War II.
Observation post--frid03269, 1942
Several soldiers with binoculars and other equipment for distance viewing at brick wall with iron fence above.
Olietta Moore for Colorado Reflections
Olietta Moore, born and raised in Colorado, reminisces on her childhood growing up in the Barnum neighborhood, opening of the Colfax Viaduct, and riding the Barnum streetcar. Discusses writing music, attending the University of Denver at the Lamont School of Music, and entertaining soldiers after World War I. Moore reflects on the creation of the Cosmopolitan Club, fighting against segregation, and the Klu Klux Klan in Denver. Briefly mentions her work as a hard rock miner.