Raizel Garncarz

5/12/1941

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

letter

This letter hints at the family's worsening situation. Raizel starts the note that their mother is feeling better after several days of sickness, though she remains weak. She follows with the appeals for Sala to get a temporary release from the camp for a visit home. As in other letters Raizel tells Sala to let them know if she needs anything. However, she also notes that the Jewish community has failed to provide assistance for the past seven weeks, and suggests that Sala should send them some of her earnings.

Sidney Kirschner

1946 E

Nurnberg

null

null

telegram

Married in civil ceremony, religious ceremony when I'm home.

Sala Rabinowicz

8/28/42

Sosnowiec

Laurahutte

German

Postcard

Same day as LD letter telling Sala that parents and sisters were taken.

Hania Przerowska

3/5/45

Schatzlar

Schatzlar

Polish

Birthday Card

May this card be the last remembrance of the camp.

Unknown Author

1/1/1942

Unknown

Geppersdorf

German

ration card

eskarte

Resi Kalmanowicz

7/16/43

Sosnowiec

Schatzlar

German

Postcard

Punctually, she receives regards through the community every month. Planning to deliver SG's regards to Harry, possibly in person. Dear Harry is trying to get to Sala.

Sala Rabinowicz

5/16/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Sala Rabinowicz writes to thank Sala for helping her brother. The letter suggests several other issues, including that Moniek was sick, and possibly a Mrs. Stodowa as well. Toward the end she makes a cryptic comment, "I am convinced that you are a 100 percent right. But we are not guilty either." She does not dicuss the matter otherwise.

Ala Gertner

12/22/1942

Bedzin

Geppersdorf

null

envelope

envelope