Cornelius Ryan WWII papers, box 020, folder 07: John Godfrey W. Charnaud

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4th July, 1958

J.G.W Charnaud, Esq., The Royal Sovereign Pencil Company, Limited, Neasden, N. W. 10.

Dear Mr. Charnaud,

Thank you very much for the maps and photographs which you kindly sent us.

They are extremely useful to Mr. Ryan in his D-Day researches, and we will return them to you as soon as possible.

Yours sincerely,

(Joan Ogle Isaacs) Research Editor

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9th July, 1958.

J.G.W. Charnaud, Esq., The Royal Sovereign Pencil Company, Limited, Neasden, N. W. 10.

Dear Mr. Charnaud,

I felt that I should personally write to thank you for the wonderful contribution which you have made in the preparation of the D-Day book which I am writing. It is really heart-warming to get such co-operation and indeed it is expecting a great deal to ask any man to try and remember the happenings of fifteen years before. So I am especially thankful to you for helping as you have done, not only in answering the points on the questionnaire - some of them indeed of a rather personal nature - but also because you took the time to allow us to interview you.

It may very well be a full year before the work is completed, but at that time a copy of The Reader ’s Digest, containing the story "The Longest Day" will be sent to you.

Thank you too, for the maps and photographs which I am returning herewith. I found these very useful and it was very kind of you to allow me to keep them.

Yours sincerely,

(Cornelius J. Ryan )

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Director Royal Sov. pencil. No reply from his flat. Name pronounced as in French This number is a block of flats. No reply at 4.25 No reply at 4.50 19/6/58

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