Moshe David Garncarz

5/27/42

Ottmuth

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Written from camp. Maybe you can use your clout with the administration to come and see me.

Roza Grünbaum

8/15/41

Olkusch

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Noting that this letter is her first to Sala in a while, Roza writes that "life is a drag and we're hoping that the days will pass a little faster." She raises out of her depression long enough to ask Sala if Abram needs her to send him anythng. She is concerned that he is afraid to ask, and that he does not want to worry his family.

Raizel Garncarz

1/19/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

The family is excited to receive the first letter from Sala in weeks. However, they are shocked by the letter's cold, and apparently cryptic tone. Of note, the family is puzzeled by Sala's comment that her "legs now are better than they were at home."

Unknown Author

11/1/1941

Geppersdorf

German

ration card

eskarte

Frymka Rabinowicz

3/19/42

Neusalz

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

My turn has come. I'm writing from camp. Rooming with Sala Czarka.

Mila Goldberg

4/12/41

Gross Sarne

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

In this cryptic fragment, Mila Goldberg appeals to Sala not to believe spurious rumours about him/her.

Raizel Garncarz

11/19/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Heartisck that Sala is bleeding. Desperate for another visit. I've been writing the same thing for a year already.

Roza Grünbaum

5/30/41

Olkusch

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Roza writes again that she misses Sala, and thanks her for looking after her brother. Roza also mentions her "anguish" over receiving no mail from Lejio.