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Letter from a Havana, Cuba resident, written after the Cuban Missile Crisis

Two-page typed letter from Antonia in Havana, Cuba, to Marcel dated December 17, 1962. (Last names not known.)The letter is dated December 17, 1962 and is addressed to "Dear Marcel".The letter is typed in black ink; some corrections were handwritten in blue ballpoint ink. The writer discusses her fears as a Cuban citizen of invasion, particularly around the holidays, a desire for liberation, the decision of whether to go to the United States if nothing changes for Cuba's citizens, Fidel Castro's behavior and public appearances, and revolutionary work against the communist government especially by women.Antonia closes the letter with the following text:"Many loves from my mother for you all and many kisses from your goodfriend.Antonia"

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Letter from a Havana, Cuba resident, written after the Cuban Missile Crisis

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12/17/1962

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8 1/2 × 11 in. (21.6 × 27.9 cm)

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Julia Knecht Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

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1995.012.2406.0028

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Letter from a Havana, Cuba resident, written after the Cuban Missile Crisis

Two-page typed letter from Antonia in Havana, Cuba, to Marcel dated December 17, 1962. (Last names not known.)The letter is dated December 17, 1962 and is addressed to "Dear Marcel".The letter is typed in black ink; some corrections were handwritten in blue ballpoint ink. The writer discusses her fears as a Cuban citizen of invasion, particularly around the holidays, a desire for liberation, the decision of whether to go to the United States if nothing changes for Cuba's citizens, Fidel Castro's behavior and public appearances, and revolutionary work against the communist government especially by women.Antonia closes the letter with the following text:"Many loves from my mother for you all and many kisses from your goodfriend.Antonia"

Object Details
Object title:

Letter from a Havana, Cuba resident, written after the Cuban Missile Crisis

Date:

12/17/1962

Terms:

Immigration

Cuba

Communism

Communists

Letters

Cuban Missile Crisis

Protests

Radio

Cold War

Castro, Fidel

Havana

Medium:

Paper

Dimensions:

8 1/2 × 11 in. (21.6 × 27.9 cm)

Credit line:

Julia Knecht Collection/The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza

Object number:

1995.012.2406.0028