Номер объектаM1991/036:018
ОписаниеPostcard featuring a drawing of two children in traditional costume, singing and playing guitar. It was sent to Mr Bela Rasko in DP Camp Landsberg, Germany, December 1948.
"My dear one, as you see, I’m still alive and since a few days fresh and awake again. You can come and visit me or rather us once again. You cheeky [good?] boy! Offended? So, see you soon, plum tree."
Part of a collection of pre-war photographs donated by Helen Rasko.
"My dear one, as you see, I’m still alive and since a few days fresh and awake again. You can come and visit me or rather us once again. You cheeky [good?] boy! Offended? So, see you soon, plum tree."
Part of a collection of pre-war photographs donated by Helen Rasko.
Дата 1948-12
Период созданияpost World War II
ТемаDisplaced Persons camps, displaced persons, liberation, signs of life
Наименованиеpostcards
Материалpaper
Размерность
- width: 105.00 mm
height: 148.00 mm
Язык
- German [left side]
[?].12.48
My dear one, as you see, I’m still alive and since a few days fresh and awake again. You can come and visit me or rather us once again. You cheeky [good?] boy! Offended? So, see you soon, plum tree.
Hi.
[right side]
Mr. Bela Rasko
DP. Camp
Landsberg [am] L[ech] [city near Munich]
Кредитная линияSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mrs. Helen Rasko