1918 Telephone Operator World War I Military Germany Soldiers WW1 Postcard Army History

This antique photo postcard from 1918 features a German soldier serving as a telephone operator during World War I. The soldier is seated at a desk, wearing a typical German military uniform, including a cap. On the desk, there is an early telephone device, indicative of the communication technology used during the war. The backdrop is a simple interior setting with patterned wallpaper, adding to the historical context of the photograph.
The reverse side of the postcard includes a handwritten message in German, dated February 23, 1918. The message reads:
"23.2.18 Liebe Tante Lisel, Heute morgen war es hier kalt und nebelig, doch jetzt scheint die Sonne, und es ist angenehm warm. Ich habe den ganzen Morgen am Apparat gesessen und Nachrichten empfangen. Wir haben jetzt einen kleinen Augenblick Ruhe, und ich nutze die Gelegenheit, dir ein paar Zeilen zu schreiben. Hoffentlich geht es dir gut. Liebe Grüße, [Name]"
This translates to:
"23.2.18 Dear Aunt Lisel, This morning it was cold and foggy here, but now the sun is shining, and it is pleasantly warm. I have been sitting at the apparatus all morning receiving messages. We now have a small moment of peace, and I am taking the opportunity to write you a few lines. Hopefully, you are well. Best regards, [Name]"
This postcard serves as a historical document, offering a personal glimpse into the lives of German soldiers and the communication methods during World War I. It is a valuable piece for collectors and historians interested in military history, World War I memorabilia, and early 20th-century communication technology.
Size±: 14 cm x 9 cm
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