Sala Grünbaum

11/5/40

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

Polish

Postcard

Regards, my brother and Lajbcia. Who is Zysman?

Bronia Weisberg

10/10/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Thanks for delivering parcel to mentally ill brother. Please do laundry for him.

Raizel Garncarz

2/14/41

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

Postcard

Raizel persists in asking Sala if she needs any food or money, and is especially persistent about asking if Sala needs stockings. She notes, "We miss you on Friday nights," but continues, "You wanted it that way and it will all be for the best."

Blima Garncarz

nd

Ulrichhammer

Ansbach

Polish

Letter

Description of life in sweden. Taking good care of her. She is cook. Heaviness on her heart as they prepare sabbath. Asks Sala to go to Bergen so she can be sent to Sweden.

Sala Garncarz

10/30/1940

Geppersdorf

null

Polish

diary

Friday. Ala always finds a spot for poor me next to her… Nobody to share my sorrow. Never before did I miss my beloved family.

Ala Gertner

12/5/1941

Bedzin

Geppersdorf

German

letter

A year ago, we were together, I thought you would be out. Tells her to send form for seamstress. You signed up voluntarily in your sister's stead….i kiss you on the mouth.

David Krzesiwo

2/14/43

Sosnowiec

Schatzlar

German

Postcard

Children are well. Don't be angry because we write so little. May God give that I don't have to write him a postcard for him to relieve our sufferings.

Raizel Garncarz

3/27/1941

Sosnowiec

Geppersdorf

German

letter

A celebratory note, Raizel writes that she and her parents were overjoyed to receive five postcards from Sala in the same day. She continues that Blima is pleged to be engaged to a man of which Raizel writes, "the face was nothing special just like all men." She concludes with a Mazel Tove that Sala and Ala and reconciled, and requests for Sala to avoid future misunderstandings with Ala "because that caused a lot of anguish."