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03-09-09, 10:01
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Telegram
I have a Telegram, as shown, what do the initials K Z D stand for please?
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03-09-09, 10:13
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No idea, but as it was sent in 1941, perhaps it was the initials of a military establishment he was posted to? I don't think members of the armed forces were always allowed to say where they were.
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03-09-09, 10:13
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Trish it is beautiful xxhugxx
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03-09-09, 10:15
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Or maybe they'd invented a private code on the lines of N.O.R.W.I.C.H. ...
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03-09-09, 10:15
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Thanks Mary, he was certainly out of the country that year
Lindy, it is beautiful isn't it, we still have the envelope too, a gorgeous gold colour Mary, just saw your 2nd post LOL, you never know!
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03-09-09, 10:27
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Do you know which country he was in? Was he a PoW?
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03-09-09, 10:35
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Blowed if I know the full story Mary
 , he was never a PoW but he served in India, Africa and Italy and somewhere else - I'm just not certain of the years
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03-09-09, 11:00
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I just googled K.Z.D and it comes up with lots of Polish references. Nothing particualr for those initials though.
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03-09-09, 11:06
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Thanks Maggie
 , that's all that I found too - along with some sites I didn't think I'd better open
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03-09-09, 14:04
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Quote:
Margaret
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