Roza Grünbaum

6/4/41

Olkusch

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Roza sends regards from people visiting on vacation, and notes that Sala must be looking forward to her own vacation. She also attempts to comfort Sala who no longer speaks with H.K. and only with L. Roza springs between expressing depression and optimism with her situation. For example, she writes, "I'm so worried, but what can I do, everything is lost" followed in the next line with "Everything will be well," and "God recompenses good deeds ... just be patient. Bad things don't last forever. Things will be fine."

Raizel Garncarz

3/3/46

Rattvik

Ansbach

Polish, English

Letter

Received letter from Sala and Sid, what does it mean? Writes to him in English. Sad to be separated again.

Raizel Garncarz

1/15/46

Rattvik

Ansbach

Polish

Letter

Description of Blima's life, cooking for herself. Raizel left hospital and in convalescence. Asks about Sala's future plans. Reminds her to remember.

Raizel Garncarz

12/6/40

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Remember that there is a God. Regards to Ala. We don't get letters, who is the guilty party?

Sala Garncarz

3/17/46

Ansbach

Bamberg

Polish

postcard

TO BE TRANSLATED 10_1

Sidney Kirschner

4/23/46

New York

Ansbach

Yiddish

Letter

Received her letter, eager for her to come. Don't worry about ship crossing. Regards from mother and grandmother

Mila Goldberg

3/5/46

Ansbach

Ansbach

Polish

Letter

Probably accompanied a wedding gift. On the day when your fate is being determined.

Raizel Garncarz

12/23/1940 (Letter appears to indicate July, not December)

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Letter

Raizel asks Sala to include more details about herself in her letters. She also inquires as to whether Sala received the Opaska (care package) that the family sent via the Jewish community. Raizel finishes with regards from various parties.