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Object ID

2012.1.360

Object Name

Postcard

Date

10-6-1944

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Description

Tan postcard with printed purple postcard lines and decorative border. Addressed to Therese Hecht from Oskar Hecht in pencil. Includes message in pencil.

Information Provided by Michael D. Bulmash:

Postmarked in Prague and sent to Therese (Risa) Hecht: “Dearest Risa: Received your package in good condition yesterday and was overjoyed. Also the two cards from the 2nd and 3rd. As of today I received one letter, one note and two postcards. Risa in one letter you write that you will send me covers. I did not receive them. I wrote to the children but no reply today. Sorry about Frank. Were you [?] Mrs. Mayer? Tomorrow I will send the laundry. With love and longing. I miss you. Your Oskar." "Hope you are well. I am pretty well except for the wound. Please send me the cough medicine whenever it is convenient for you. Yours [?] and kisses, your Oskar."

Dimensions

4 x 5 3/4"

Keywords

Ghetto, Stamp, Therese Hecht, Risa Hecht, Oskar Hecht

Subcollection

Ghettos

Postcard from Prague Ghetto

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