letter, From: Elzanowski, Feliks To: Elzanowski, Josef in Wlochy (Poland). - Dachau 2 November 1941

Source
letter
Relation
Concentration Camps Correspondence
Creator
Elzanowski, Feliks
Sender
Elzanowski, Feliks
Recipient
Elzanowski, Josef in Wlochy (Poland).
Date
2 November 1941
Description

without the two blank pages;
Corners torn.

Special Codes
S15d
Censor
C6a
Language
ger
summary
Felik writes that thankfully he is well. He has no answer to his letter of 19th Oct.'41. He's happy they are all well at home and says he has not received a money missive. He says he thinks of his father and sisters all the time and to write if Uncle Urbanski has his shop and if his Janek works. He says "write more" and sends greetings to his father, Hedwig, Stanislaus, Kasimir and the relatives.
Notes
- Part of collection of letters (identifier 0442-0455) in chronological order. The corresponding envelops are in entry 0460, but because of the missing postmarks it is impossible to reunite them with certainty.

- Prisoner arrived at Auschwitz on 15 August 1940, then was transferred to Dachau between 1st April and 15 June 1941, only to come back to Auschwitz between 13 September 1942 and 30 January 1943 then transferred again this time to Buchenwald between 1st February and 18 April 1943. Letters are addressed to Josef Elzanowski in Wlochy (Poland).
Concentration Camp
Dachau
Prison Block
13/2
Coverage
Germany
Prisoner Name
Elzanowski, Feliks
Prisoner Number
25806
Biographical Note
Born on 19 November 1921
Subject
World War, 1939-1945, German Concentration Camps and Prisons Collection
Sub-series
Letters from Dachau
Prisoner Held in More Than One Camp
Rights
Rights: Copyright: The creator of the document, or his or her Estate. McMaster University owns the rights to the archival copy of the digital image in TIFF format.
Contributer
McMaster University Libraries
Publisher
McMaster University
Date Digitized
February 11, 2009
Format
jpg
Type
image
Identifier
WWIICCC-0447