Finding my father

Article Abstract:

A 50-year old woman recounts her search for more information about her dead father who was killed in Germany during World War II. She would eventually retrace his former battalion's route across France, Belgium and into Germany. Her quest ended with a memorial service for her late father at Arlington National Cemetery.

Soldiers, Family, Fathers and daughters, Father-daughter relations, World War II, 1939-1945, Casualties

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Letters to Anne Frank's father

Article Abstract:

The author's correspondence with Anne Frank's father is described and how ithelped her through her ordeals in life, such as choosing her studies and decisions about marriage. A meeting with him revealed he corresponded similarly with children of other nationalities.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Records and correspondence, Interpersonal relations, Letters, Letters (Correspondence), Frank, Anne, Letter writing

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