This letter suggests that Harry and Sala met during the distribution of rations. He finishes that he is unable to continue writing because bunk inspection is about to begin.

Sala's cousin Roza writes to convey her family's gratitude for Sala's kindness in helping their young son Abram find a new room in the camp.

Odd request for 100 wineglasses, for his wedding??

Bella sends regards from her family and the hope that Sala will visit for the holidays. She describes their life in the shop as extremely busy, and hopes that the disruptions of the day will pass quickly.

Today is Friday, a lovely day. I remember the camp. Your brother in the sosnowiec shop will have to help you. Local patriotism.

Raizel writes, "We are dancing with joy becaues you are coming home on vacation." She asks if Ala will come too.

Our lives are so different. You live in a different world. Mentions Gucia

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Raizel notes her and everybody else's frustration at receiving so few letters from Sala. The situation is made worse because they have to write all of their subsiquent letters in German. You can feel her keeping a lid on it in this letter. The terror rising, and then she puts it back. A letter where she allays Sala's fears.

Summons to appear.