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 Letter from Flora Gottlieb Schmidt to Dr. Minkovsky January 14, 1945 English Stories Bea Karp Schmidt, Flora Gottlieb Stern, Rosa Stern, Moritz Karp, Bea Stern, Susie Les Milles internment camp Jackson Heights, New York Review Transcription and initial encoding 32-34 87th Street Jackson Heights, New York Jackson Heights Jan. 14 '45 Note a OSE Dear Dr. Minkovsky,

Yesterday I send you a night letter and I am not sure you will receive it, that is why I send you this letter. I'am more as happy to know both of my nieces Beatrice and Suzy Stern are alive and you take care of them. Please let me know the right addresses and what I can do for both of my nieces. A package is under way. Also I like to ask you if you heard or know anything about my sister Rosa Stern No 6371 Ilot B Bar. 23 Rivesaltes or brother in law Moritz Stern Gripps 12 Ossacht Camp le Milles?

I would appricate futher information thanking you in advance

Sincerely yours Flora Gottlieb Schimidt
32 34 86th Street Jackson Heights N.Y.
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