FROM GRANDFATHER IN WARSAW TO GRANDSON IN BUCAREST 1940. Polish pc, 30 Gr. Deutsche Post OSTEN ovptd stamp stuck on card's imprinted Polish stamp tied by cancelled WARSSCHAU 23.III.40, Bucharest 29 MAR 1940 receiving pmk on front. From Jakob Borensztyjn to Jakob Shvinitzki: Mss German message "My beloved child... Your letter received here...how is Genia ... healthy? ..Srulek just married...Quite a few letters sent to Zoven, but received no reply...I heard nothing from your sisters, and I do not have Srulek's address...write them.. You asked how can you assist us, well help us to reach Genia...I bless you & kiss you all...". vertical fold,
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THE MILITARY COMMANDER IN THE TERRITORIES AND CAPTURED AREAS Entry permit valid from 5/5/49 to 12/31/49. As areas were taken from Arabs were under military rule, one could not move freely inside these areas. For any official purpose of entry, a military permit would have been issued. The permit carried the person’s name and his business and purpose in a particular defined area. Tear at fold, o/ VF
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