Raizel Garncarz

1/10/46

Rattvik

Ansbach

polish

Letter

Spoke to Itka by phone. Now has Sala's exact address. Got mail from Palestine who encourages them to remember religion. Come to sweden.

Sala Grünbaum

5/16/41

Olkusch

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

After hearing that her brother and others had been transferred home, Sala Grünbaum found out that the rumor was false from the Jewish community. Evidentially dismayed and deflated, she writes, "I cried a lot, and left the place because I could no longer bear people’s crying."

Sala Rabinowicz

nd

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

letter

News from girlfriends at home-Long silence is Sala's fault. Visited Ms. Lebel who said Sala is happy at camp. Mother happy to receive mail, wants visit. Gucia mad. Write more

Sala Rabinowicz

6/18/1941

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

letter

You are upset we write so little. We learned a lot from Ala. Keep your eyes open and plan for tomorrow because we don't live only for today, we have a great future before us. Go down path Ala shows you. She is good fortune.

Raizel Garncarz

7/9/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Raizel expresses the family's gratitude to Sala after she sent them money. She writes that she is proud of Sala for earning the money through her own work. Raizel continues to remind Sala that her friends and family anticipate a visit from Sala sometime soon.

Ala Gertner

10/22/1941

Bedzin

Geppersdorf

German

letter

Imagine writing these lines as if we were together. Told cousin Feluna about you being at camp for whole year. "One hears that after a year…have to wait…only 6 days". Expecting guests.

Raizel Garncarz

3/3/42

Sosnowiec

Geppersodrf

German

Letter

Hope we can send you matzo. We are all going to Hokilo. I didn't see much of our dear brother.

Raizel Garncarz

1946?

Rattvik

Ansbach

German

envelope

To Utr.str 41, return address also has World Jewish Congress stamp