Box 4275.01

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The collection contains a letter written on 4 August 1865 to Orrville Wayne. The letter is in German, and no translation is available at this time.

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Contains one letter written in Norwegian from Walhalla, Michigan, in 1866.

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Contains one letter in German, written on 28 May 1872 in Oakland, Maryland. There is no translation available at this time.

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The collection contains a letter in German, written on 10 January 1881. There is no translation available at this time.

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The collection consists of letters in several foreign languages: French, German, Norwegian, Polish, and Swedish. At the time of writing this finding aid, there are no translations available for any of the letters.

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The collection contains a small card (approximately 2.75" x 1.75"), printed in an Old German alphabet with Psalm 51:12 (King James Version): "Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me." The card indicates that it is verse 12, however in many modern versions of the Bible that particular text is now verse 10.

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The collection contains a letter from Dina T. (last name given but it is undecipherable) to her uncle, written on 20 January 1901, possibly from Germany. The letter is in German, and there is no translation available at this time.

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The collection contains a letter to Frau Zimerman written on 22 November 1917. The letter is in German and there is no translation for it at this time.

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The collection contains a letter written by Willy from San Francisco, California, to his mother. It is written in German, and a translation is unavailable at this time.

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The collection contains a letter to Georg L. Zimermann of Terra Haute, Indiana, written on 22 August 1921, and sent from Markgroningen, Germany. The letter is in German, and there is no translation available at this time.

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This collection contains one letter from Tallo(?) of New York City to a friend, Katharine (Katee) Arnold, in Poughkeepsie, New York. The letter was written in French, which was not the writer's first language, and discussed French books the writer had read recently and an upcoming visit by Katee.

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This collection contains three letters written to Elisabeth Koffka-Ahlgrimm in London, England, from a friend in Madison, Wisconsin. Letters are written in German. Both are addressed to Koffka-Ahlgrimm by way of the Educational Guild in London.

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Letter written in Norwegian to Ingeborg Johnson in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, from her mother.

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Twenty-six letters and five postcards in German. Letters include newspaper clippings and drawings. Each envelope contains letters from different authors and is addressed to someone named possibly Faber or Taber. Some of the letters are postmarked Stuttgart, Germany. The signatures and names are difficult to read.

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This collection contains eleven letters written in German. All are handwritten except one typed portion of a letter. All are accompanied by an envelope and were written between 1940 and 1943.

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The collection contains seventeen letters to Wilhelm Franke, a German national living in Springfield, Massachusetts, from family and friends in Germany. The letters are all in German, and there is no translation for them at this time.

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Contains three letters sent to Marianne Faber from a relative in the military during World War II, using Germany's Feldpost mail service. Letters are likely written in German. Translation unavailable at this time.

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This collection contains three letters written in German. All three letters are written in 1944. Two envelopes accompany these letters. The stamps on the envelopes have Hitler's profile on them.

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Contains sixty letters written to Sarah and Norval Holmstad from friends and relatives in Norway. Twenty-two letters are from Marie Fasgaard of Tronstad and fifteen from Ida Wullum of Skreia. Remaining letters are from Hermod Skryseth, Ovidie Kongskog, Solveig Nilson, Anna Habberstad, and Kristian Faksland. All letters are written in Norwegian.

Scope and Contents The collection contains two letters (one in German and one in English) from Maria Kruper of Muster, Westphalia, Germany (in the British Zone) to relatives (family Herm. Kreienbrink) in Louisville, Kentucky. She explains that she "accidentally found" her uncle's address, but said that she hoped to hear from them occasionally. She goes on to explain that both her parents had been killed by an air raid in 1940 and that in 1944 she lost her own lodgings. From that time on, she lived with her...

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This collection contains a letter from Raymond Gautier of Sarthe, France, to Arthur N. Persons of Northfield, Minnesota. The letter is written in French and there is no translation available at this time.

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This collection contains a letter written in German to Mary Freundlich of Sao Paulo, Brazil, by E. Rothenberg of South Africa. There is no translation available at this time.

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Contains two letters from Grebe Oppenheimer from Israel to Leopold Hirsch of New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1960 and 1963.

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This collection contains twelve letters from George Wolf to J.R. Spratley from 1973 to 1976.

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The collection contains a letter to Alma Hinkle of Spokane, Washington, probably from a niece or nephew in Germany as the letter is headed Tante Alma. The letter is in German, and there is no translation for it at this time.

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The collection contains a letter written in German by Erich Bizer of Walldorf, Germany, written on 12 December 1980, to the Paul C. Jordon family of Lowden, Iowa. There is no translation of the letter at this time. There is a post script written in English, by Aunt Betty, wishing the "Family Jordan" a blessed Christmas season.

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Serviere of Rueil-Malmaison, France, writes to Dave Vetrano of Kennewick, Washington. Letter is written in French and sent via air-mail.

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Contains one letter in German from Hilde Schilling of Ringstr. B.R.D. West Germany in 1988 to the family of Rita Grau of Louisville, Kentucky.

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A brief note written in German. Translation not available at present.