Thanks for giving Abram a sweater. I'm running out of patience to wait any longer.

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Birthday poem, wishes her to celebrate with family, my muse is asleep, this is a holy day, accept that which you consider good and noble, and what's bad, throw out

The letter expresses how much Sala Rabinowicz misses her friend Sala Garncarz. She also expresses her unease with writing in German.

Birthday greetings, may you soon be free together with your loved ones.

The coincidence of the Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, and their deteriorating circumstances seems to prompt Raizel to to write, "May God always look after you. [It seems] He turned away from here, we imagined things to be differently…" She forwards their parents' request that Sala observe Yom Kippur. Raizel also writes that they will give a certain purse with money to Ala the next time they see her.

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This letter comes in the wake of a message from Sala in which she is anxious about her family's situation. In it, Razial attempts to allay those fears.

Like a ship rocked by a storm. Longing for Mundek, fear of losing him. Asks for advice, you know how to handle men. Sends regards to Mila, Sala, Michel, etc

From her friends