Raizel Garncarz

8/29/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

In this note Raizel discloses how much she misses her sister even if they did not get along prior to Sala's departure for the camp. Raizel writes that she is "heartsick at the thought of the holidays" because Sala will spend them in the camp rather than with her family. She continues "I remember so many things, our argument. But all of that is forgotten. How much I want to see you." Raizel also mentions a forthcomming long letter that she feels unable to finish until she can meet with Ala. But she does not describe the letter further

Raizel Garncarz

12/19/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Ala isn't writing to SOS. Complains that Sala doesn't write about herself. Everyone thinks you're coming home but you don't mention it.

Roza Grünbaum

5/31/43

Bedzin

Schatzlar

German

Postcard

I'm remembering that you are on your own, at least I am with my sister.

Harry Haubenstock

2/2/43

Dyhernfurth

Schatzlar

German

letter

Various signators, a sign-in sheet

Frymka Rabinowicz

2/4/46

Hannover

Ansbach

Polish

Letter

Apt overcrowded, and hard to exchange. Addresses herself as well to Mila.

Raizel Garncarz

3/28/1942

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

letter

You alone know how best to spend your time, we have a "half life" no matzo, only for privileged folks, not like us. Thanks for money you sent, mother asks for forgiveness for not sending matzo, don't cry.

Raizel Garncarz

5/13/42

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Thank God you still have somebody to write to with the way things are going on here. Remember how lucky you are. Many envy you because you have work.

Harry Haubenstock

2/5/43

Dyhernfurth

Schatzlar

German

Letter

Nerves completely wrecked. Trying to get them back together. Sent her parcel. Dearest little bride.