Postcard from Senta Loewenstein to Flora Schmidt, December 19, 1944 Dotan, Lisabeth Kohen, Ari Transcription and encoding Weakly, Laura K. Ellison, Sarah J. 2023 Nebraska Stories of Humanity University of Nebraska-Lincoln Center for Digital Research in the Humanities
319 Love Library University of Nebraska–Lincoln Lincoln, NE 68588-4100 cdrh@unl.edu
soh.sto001.00210 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. Derivatives must be credited to Nebraska Stories of Humanity, made available non-commercially, and distributed under the same terms. Requests for permission for commercial publication or other use should be emailed to the project team.

 Postcard from Senta Loewenstein to Flora Schmidt, December 19, 1944 December 19, 1944 English Stories Bea Karp Loewenstein, Senta Creuse, France Schmidt, Flora Jackson Heights, New York Review Transcription and initial encoding

time I write you to give you little nieces Beate and Suzy Stern, who are in good health. They will come here in January in a boarding school for Jewish girls in the evensame house where I work as a governess. I am a friend of your cousin Röschen Loewenstein, your sister asked me to take care of Suzy and Beate when she was deported with hisher husband to an un-known direction in July 1942. Would you please let me know if you have projects for the little girls; and give me news from Röschen and her family.

With best regards, yours Senta Loewenstein

M.F. 161 Paries Autorites de Control

249 E. 42nd Street

Expediteur

Mme Senta Loewenstein Château de Chaumont par Mainsat (Creuse)

U.S. censor examined 7120

Destinataire

22-34 87

Mme Flora Schmitt1 7-13 74th Street Jackson Heights, Long Island N.Y. USA

1. Albert Schmidt wrote his name with a “dt” at the end, i.e. “Schmidt”, not “Schmitt”.