Letter from american artist Earl B. Slack to General Konstantin Rokossovsky. 5 November 1943 | Stalin. Churchill. Roosevelt. The Common Struggle Against Fascism

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Letter from american artist Earl B. Slack to General Konstantin Rokossovsky with a self-made “goodwill cover” and an expression of joyful feelings and peaceful hopes in connection with the victories of the Soviet forces

Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA 5 November 1943

State Historical Museum

Russian translation.

English original. The flags of the three great powers are drawn in colour pencil on the envelope.

“The Goodwill cover I'm sending to you is just a little idea of my own... <...> I hope that you will like the cover. Through all of Russia's dark days I've had high hopes and prayed for the Victory."

Letter from american artist Earl B. Slack to General Konstantin Rokossovsky with a self-made “goodwill cover” and an expression of joyful feelings and peaceful hopes in connection with the victories of the Soviet forces. Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA 5 November 1943. State Historical Museum