Sydney Jewish Museum
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    Номер объектаM2014/011:002
    ОписаниеTranslation of letter M2014/011:001 written by Arnost Felix in work camp (Arbeitslager) Birkenau to his father-in-law Victor Fried in Theresienstadt. The first letter of each word conveys a message, as per a predetermined secret code. "Auschwitz KZ [Konzentrationslager]. Everything but the hand luggage gone. Wearing strange clothes." In other words, says Olga Wachtel, "all possessions have been stolen and they are wearing prisoner uniforms."

    Arnost Felix, brother of Erika and Elfi Felixova, was deported to Auschwitz where he perished in 1943.

    Donated by Olga Wachtel [née Ehrmann] - Her brother Otto was married to Arnost Felix's sister Elfi Felixova.
    Дата 1942 - 1943
    Темаcoded message, signs of life
    Наименованиеletters
    Материалpaper
    Размерность
      width: 215.00 mm
      height: 280.00 mm
    Язык
      German From: Arnost Felix 10.1.1910 Labour Camp Birkenau To: Mr. Victor Fried Theresienstadt Hauptstrasse 11 My Dear Ones, Also Our Beautiful Weeks In Theresienstadt Showed Sad Times. Am Always So Sincere And Observant Am Relaxed Often Sad So Also Karl Old Dear Parents So Because Erika Going Daily Robert Find Grant You Peace Only Much Peace It Makes The Honour Small Suffering Determined In These Disturbed times to endure, dear Papa. So be brave. Many regards and Kisses Ernst _____________________________________ AUSWITZ KZ UNTIL BROTSAK (Bread Bag ?) ALL GONE WEARING STRANGE CLOTHES. ___________________________________________ Olga Wachtel
    Кредитная линияSydney Jewish Museum Collection, Donated by Mrs Olga Wachtel