lettercard, From: Dzikowski, Johann To: Dzikowska, Aniela in Tomaszow Lubelski (Poland) - Sachsenhausen 3 November 1940
Letter
Source
lettercard
Relation
Concentration Camps Correspondence
Creator
Dzikowski, Johann
Sender
Dzikowski, Johann
Recipient
Dzikowska, Aniela in Tomaszow Lubelski (Poland)
Date
3 November 1940
Postmark
9-11-40
Special Codes
L2ba
Censor
C8/C
Language
ger
summary
Johann writes to Nelu (Anelia):
It is of comfort to receive a variety of letters. This way he receive longer and more frequent news. He asks what position Iks (sp?) has. He says that dried out fruit trees have to be dug up now and planted in Spring.
And he tells his daughter to practice violin every day even if Mr. Liebieda doesn't come every day and to help her mother and stay busy. He says he will write next to Jurele and Kazio
It is of comfort to receive a variety of letters. This way he receive longer and more frequent news. He asks what position Iks (sp?) has. He says that dried out fruit trees have to be dug up now and planted in Spring.
And he tells his daughter to practice violin every day even if Mr. Liebieda doesn't come every day and to help her mother and stay busy. He says he will write next to Jurele and Kazio
Prison & Prisoner
Concentration Camp
Sachsenhausen
Prison Block
65A
Coverage
Germany
Prisoner Name
Dzikowski, Johann
Prisoner Number
26555
Biographical Note
born on 17 September 1889
Series & Subject
Subject
World War, 1939-1945, German Concentration Camps and Prisons Collection
Sub-series
Letters from Sachsenhausen
Technical
Rights
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Contributer
McMaster University Libraries
Publisher
McMaster University
Date Digitized
February 4, 2009
Format
jpg
Type
image
Identifier
WWIICCC-0434