Letter from E. Masour to S. E. R. Paris, March 4, 1946 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
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 Letter from E. Masour to S. E. R. Paris, March 4, 1946 March 4, 1946 French English Stories Bea Karp Masour, E. March 4, 1946 S. E. R. Paris Paris, France Review Transcription and initial encoding N/réf. AE/FD 8033 V/réf. Jt YB/RL 2677 4 Mars 6 S.E.R 8, Avenue de Verzy, 8 P A R I S (17°) Conc. : Béate et Susi STERN - Messieurs,

Faisant suite à votre lettre du 25 Février dernier, nous avons le plaisir de vous communiquer ci-dessous l’adresse actuelle des enfants Béate et Susi STERN : Chez Madame Berta GOTTLIEB 110 A Queens Court Queensway, LONDON (Angleterre).

Veuillez d’agréer, Messieurs, nos salutations les meilleures. E. MASOUR N/ref. AE/FD 8033 V/ref. Jt YB/RL 2677 March 4 61 S.E.R 8, Avenue de Verzy, 8 P A R I S (17°) Subject: Beate and Susi STERN - Dear sirs,

Pursuant to your letter of last February 25, we have the pleasure of communicating to you below the current address of the children Beate and Susi STERN: c/o Madame Berta GOTTLIEB 110 A Queens Court Queensway, LONDON (England).

With cordial greetings, yours faithfully. E. MASOUR While the year is not written out, the number "6" and context indicate this letter most likely was written in 1946 as a delayed response to a letter from July 12, 1945. According to Vivette Samuel's 2002 book "Rescuing the Children: A Holocaust Memoir," the O. S. E. made every attempt to follow the children after they were placed with relatives.