Large Collection of Original WWII Letters (1941–1945) – German Home Front & Frontline Correspondence – Over 100 Letters This lot consists of an extensive and coherent collection of original handwritten letters exchanged during the years 1941–1945, written by a wife to her husband serving at the front and stationed in various locations during World War II. The correspondence offers a deeply personal and authentic insight into everyday life, family relations, emotional bonds, and the realities of wartime Germany. The letters reflect love, longing, concern, hope, and resilience, while also documenting shortages, air raids, labor demands, military movements, and the psychological impact of prolonged separation caused by the war. The letters are chronologically arranged, clearly dated, and follow one another in sequence, making it possible to reconstruct events, personal experiences, and historical context over several years. This continuity significantly enhances both the historical and documentary value of the collection. Key details: Period: 1941–1945 (World War II) Origin: Germany Content: Personal wartime correspondence (wife to husband at the front and other locations) Quantity: Over 100 original letters Language: German Material: Handwritten letters on original paper Condition: Very good overall condition, considering age (paper stable, handwriting clear and legible, no major damage) This collection represents a rare and emotionally powerful primary historical source, ideal for collectors of WWII memorabilia, historians, researchers, or institutions interested in social history, personal narratives, and wartime civilian perspectives. A unique opportunity to acquire an intact, chronological wartime letter archive with strong documentary and human value.