Harry Haubenstock

7/26/45

Prague

Prague

Czech

telegram

I am alive, waiting for an answer.

Raizel Garncarz

9/20/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Written minutes before Yom Kippur in 1941, Raizel asks ominously if Sala has heard anything from Jakub because she has not heard anyting from him in Olkusch. She ends the letter, "the day will come when we will all be happy together in a better life," possibly in reference to the world-to-come in Jewish messianic tradition.

Ala Gertner

9/24/41

Bedzin

Geppersdorf

German

Letter

In the wake of Sala's disappointment with Ala's inability to visit with her, Ala explains that there are sides of her that Sala does not yet know, but that she will soon. She writes that "In the camp, I surrounded and protected you with my warmth," and that her feelings are unchanged. Still, she admonishes Sala for her lack of respect toaward her elders.

Ala Gertner

4/11/1942

Bedzin

Geppersdorf

German

letter

Cannot express my joy in words, in spite of my big mouth. Pounding out on typewriter at midnight. Writes directly to Harry, du, writing in German. Ala had an affair and the wife showed up. Remember me.

Bernhard Holtz

1/10/1943

n/a

Schatzlar

German

letter

Learned Harry's new address. Scheduled to go to a large camp, may take time. I am going to Bedzin, Ala sends regards.

Tylla

3/5/45

Schatzlar

Schatzlar

German

Postcard

Addresses her as Sala Garncarz von Haubenstock. Wishes her happiness with her gypsy. Sala P's friend.

Raizel Garncarz

5/21/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Letter

Incomplete. Things have been in a turmoil. It isn't the administration business to know about the things you mentioned. She's distracted. Might belong with 418

Zusi Ginter

1/20/46

Rattvik??

Ansbach

Polish

Letter

Invitation to wedding.