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Object ID

2012.1.346

Object Name

Letter

Date

11-1-1942

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Description

Message written in pencil on Auschwitz stationery.

Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

Letter written to his wife Irene. In part: “I received your letter and thank you very much. Whenever I receive good reports from you, I feel very much encouraged. It gives me hope and strength to carry on. When I see the address and number of your house, I feel relieved. I read your letter at once to find out if everyone at home is well. I was again very happy to receive a good report. I was deeply touched when you told me that you had knitted winter articles for me. We are provided with warm clothing. I do not need anything. Please let the children make use of the things. Anyway, we are not permitted to receive packages. I am happy that I enjoy good health. In my last letter I requested news regarding the entire family. Here is hoping that I will hear from you again soon. I would also like to ask to have the children write to me again. Greetings to all of my relatives and my dear friends. Greetings and kisses. Feliks”

Dimensions

9 x 12"

Keywords

Auschwitz, Suligowski, Sugliowski Feliks, Feliks Sugliowski

Subcollection

Concentration

Censored Auschwitz Letter Sheet from Polish Prisoner Feliks Suligowski

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