Mikhail Filimonovich Pikunov's letter to daughter-in-law Anna Mikhailovna Pikunova

Author	Пикунов Михайл Филимонович Пикунова Анна Михайловна
Description	Pikunov, Mikhail Filimonovich (1880-1942). A letter from Mikhail Filimonovich Pikunov to his daughter-in-law Anna Mikhailovna Pikunova. - Leningrad, August 29, 1941. -1 sheet (paper). - Access Mode: Presidential Library Internet Portal. Handwritten, ink, text on the back side of a postal card. Electronic version (2 files, JPEG: 2.8 MB). Copy users are not allowed. A letter from Mikhail Filimonovich Pikunov to his daughter-in-law, Anna Mikhailovna Pikunova, wife of Alexander's brother. Recipient's address: In Kalinin, Kommunalnaya, d. 14. Sender's address: Leningrad, p / o 104 Volodarsk Ave. d. 58 square. 34. The text of the letter begins with the words: "Hello, dear relatives Shura and Anya with children ..." (copyright spelling is preserved). At the end of the text is the date: 29 / VIII 41. The letter is written on the form of a postal card, there is a cancellation with postmarks. Some text is blurred, unreadable. . I. Pikunova, Anna Mikhailovna.1. Pikunov, Mikhail Filimonovich (1880-1942) - Correspondence. 2. Pikunova, Anna Mikhailovna - Correspondence. 3. The memory of the Great Victory (collection). 4. The people (collection). 5. Russia in the faces (collection). 6. Great Patriotic War - Leningrad, city - 1941 - 1945 - Correspondence. BBK 63.3 (2) 622ю14 Source of electronic copy: PB Original storage: From a private collection
Catalogue object	СССР в период Великой Отечественной войны (1941
Collections	Memory of the Great Victory → Fatherland Defenders → Living memory → Living memory. Persons → S → The Salnikovs, The Pikunovs → Pikunov Mikhail Filimonovich (1880–1942) Saint-Petersburg → Saint-Petersburg: pages of history → People → Social involvement → Defence of the Fatherland → Defence and Siege of Leningrad → Sources → Memoirs, diaries, materials from private archives → Pikunov Mikhail Filimonovich (1880–1942) Memory of the Great Victory → Fatherland Defenders → Living memory → Letters → Mikhail Filimonovich Pikunov (1880–1942)