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- Collection: Daniel Klapproth World War II photographs and letters, 1939-1945
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Letter from Aloysius Banashak to Daniel Klapproth's mother while stationed in Camp Davis, North Carolina, June 3, 1943
A friend of Daniel's writes to Mrs. Klapproth. He was in the same battery as Daniel for over three years and lost contact with him. He asked Mrs. Klapporth to send him Daniel's address.
Two children pose for the camera
Two children pose for the camera with a crowd of people behind them. They are wearing hats and traditional clothing.
Three women pose for a photograph
Three women pose for a photograph.
Two women pose for a photograph
Two women in traditional clothing pose for a photograph.
A young woman in traditional clothing
A young woman in traditional clothing poses for the camera.
Two girls pose next to a hanging fish
Two girls are posing with a large fish hanging between them.
A picture of five soldiers
Five soldiers standing in a line wearing pith helmets.
A breastfeeding mother
A mother breastfeeds her child.
Large group in village center
A large group of men and children pose for a photograph taken in a village center.
A sleeping man
A sleeping man is photographed with the text "I would have written sooner, but I have been very busy." A trunk can be seen to the left of the bed which reads "bunk fatigue."