Letters from Turkey, 1939-1946

Letters from Turkey, 1939-1946When Georgianna Maynard went to Turkey in 1939 with her husband, Dick Maynard, she expected romance but found reality. The expected five year stay was extended to seven with the outbreak of World War II. The day to day struggle to cope with life as a young, married couple trapped in a foreign country is reflected by her correspondence home.

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