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The transcript discusses the challenges of sending and receiving letters to prisoners of war. It highlights personal concerns about communication delays and provides guidelines for correctly addressing mail to ensure delivery. The GPO offers leaflets with specific instructions for writing to prisoners in different countries.

Which soldier is disappointed about not receiving letters?

• D'Anton

• Corporal Holden

• Henshley

• Baker

What is the main concern of the soldier writing to Jane?

• He is worried about his health.

• He is upset about the food.

• He is concerned about not hearing from his family.

• He is anxious about the war.

Why might letters to prisoners of war be delayed?

• They are intercepted by enemies.

• They are lost in the mail.

• They are sent to the wrong country.

• They are not addressed correctly.

What should you do before writing to a prisoner of war?

• Write in a foreign language.

• Include a photograph.

• Ensure you know all the regulations.

• Send a gift along with the letter.

Where can you find the leaflets prepared by the GPO?

• At the local library

• At the military base

• At your local post office

• At the town hall