The wartime correspondence between Roosevelt and Churchill shows that the American President constantly reined in the British Prime Minister's efforts to restore monarchies around the Mediterranean.

He had access to Mr. Kerry's voluminous wartime correspondence and diaries; he also conducted interviews with other swift boat personnel, including the crews of Mr. Kerry's two boats.

The book finds Roosevelt innocent, saying that he had been deceived by Churchill, an assertion not borne out by their secret wartime correspondence.

In 2001, Carroll edited the book War Letters: Extraordinary Correspondence from American Wars, based on the wartime correspondence collected by the Legacy Project.

A collection of the wartime correspondence between Pettit and his wife has been published.

Hirano was deeply moved by what he read in the wartime correspondence, and helped find a local publisher.

Elder's wartime correspondence with his wife, Anna Fitzhugh Elder, has been frequently cited as an original source, and a collection is kept by the Virginia Historical Society.

And it was indeed a bigger box, crammed full of his wartime correspondence.

That was last November, and thus did Mr. Carroll's campaign to preserve American wartime correspondence get rolling, after receiving a decisive push from an enthusiastic Abigail Van Buren.

The objective of the project is to create a permanent online archive of Canada's wartime correspondence, photographs, and other personal materials, from the battlefront and from the homefront.