Edith Gertrude Kreigh, taken in 1900, at age 14. (click on photo to enlarge)
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A diary inspired by excerpts from a diary written by my grandmother, Edith Gertrude Kreigh (1886-1977), an American mother with children on both fronts during World War II. Excerpts (in bold print)were written mostly in the spring of 1942, and published here on the same days of the year as original entries, 65 years later. All other texts are by Sue Anne Moody (1947-).
Copyright © Sue Anne Moody
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- No plans
- The mast
- Hope
- On a "perk"
- One step at a time
- Luft luft luft
- Dear Mago,I just want you to know that I am going...
- Testing our limits
- Shipwrecked
- The four-funnel liner
- ...on with the Aquitania
- Untitled
- Portrait
- "Git up, Punk"
- March 9, 1942
- I don’t get it…who are you talking about?
- Emergency landing
- Fuel for thought
- The one-liner with four smoke stacks
- March 1, 1942 con't
- A view from the Crow's Nest, March 1, 1942
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