Arthur H. Landis : Journalist, Veteran, Scout, and Artillery Spotter of the International Brigades in the Spanish Civil War, Veteran of the Brutal Battles of Aragon and Teruel

1917 — January, 1986

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High School education; Single; Driver and Cook; YCL 1934; Received Passport# 28921 San Francisco on June 1, 1937 which listed his address as 1209 South Maple, Los Angeles, and 226 North Irena Street, Redoondo Beach, both California (2809 S. Maple Street, Los Angeles, California)...

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1917

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January, 1986

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• NYU.edu: Guide to the Arthur H. Landis Papers ALBA.066

• Alba-Valb.org: Landis, Arthur Harold

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