Handwritten airmail letter, 5 May 1945.
From Signaller Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Engineers in Germany to his mother in Little Current, Ontario.
Letter tells her as far as the Canadian Army is concerned the war is over and they are waiting for the speech by Churchill to tell them it is all over, he tells her they have moved into the nearby town to be drier and there is a pub.
From a collection of papers associated with Signaller Donald A Tracy, Royal Canadian Engineers, 1942-1945, while in Canada training and abroad.
Associated with World War Two, North West Europe (1944-1945).