Two volunteer translators of the Red Cross Foreign Inquiry Service 8d21282v
Washington, D.C. Two volunteer translators of the Red Cross Foreign Inquiry Service puzzle over a message from Holland. All messages must be written on official Red Cross blanks and may not be longer than twenty five words
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- 1942-06
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- 1,014 × 1,024 pixels
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