July 27, 1947 |
Fahrlander Family | ||
Haltingen, July 27th 1947
Dear Aunt Maria!
Now we will thank you very heartily for your package. We were so glad
about the package of you. The things we can need very good. We know that
all this is a noble action by you and hope that this will rewarded to you
by our God. We will pray, that a noble heart, you are having, will of old
find the good ______(?).
In our land everybody have to do with himself and here you rare (?) will
find a man helping you.
I know, I cannot good write what I am thinking, but I hope you can
understand me.
In this difficult times we are so glad to know there are people thinking
to our. It very difficult to get something. When having opportunity to get
something, you have to pay so many money you have to work several months.
Now it is summer and we many vegetables have in our garden but the hungry
is the same. ______(?) it is very dry and this is no good for the
potatoes. The crop is no good. In Oktober I intend to visit a school for
technique in the town Munchen (umlaut over the u) or Karlsruhe. But this
is very difficult, the schools are mostly destroyed and to live in a town
in such times is very hard.
Now I finish and with the best regards I remain
Hansrudi Fahrlander
Note: The question marks “(?)” and blank spaces are mine, indicating
words I could not read with certainty, or at all.
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