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Category: Translation - German
Approval Date: 6/13/2021 1:36 PM
Family Surname: Auerbach - Prager
Country: Germany
Town: Berlin
Date of Image: 5 March 1930

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This is page 1 of a letter from Mina Auerbach, possibly to her sister Clara Prager in Berlin. The sisters had a re-union in Berlin around 1930. The letter may be to do with their plans to meet. It would be good to know what they were writing about.
Thank you for any help with translation.
Carol

Response

6/18/2021 9:05 PM

Transcript: The punctuation is mine.
New York, 5/3 1930
Meine Theurn Clara und Carl
Deinen sehr lieben Brief habe ich erhalten, und ich freue mich sehr das ihr werdet meine Hani und Mann und l(liebe) Kindchen mit soviel Liebe empfangen. Ich bin darüber ganz glücklich. Ich bin nur sehr neugierig bei wem sie werden wohnen können. Hoffentlich werdet ihr wohl wissen wie es imgünsten (am günstigsten). Mein Schwiegersohn ist ein sehr lieber guter Mensch und sehr fein, er ist ? mir mit mehr Aufmerksamkeit wie meine eigenen Kinder. Du l(liebe) Clara verstehst mich was ich meine mit ich glaube nicht daß (end of page)

My dear Clara and Carl
I got your nice letter, and I am very glad that you will receive my Hani, her husband and the dear children. I am very happy about that. I am very curious though with whom they will stay. But you will know best what is most convenient. My son-in-law is a nice and good man and very decent/subtle . He shows me more courtesy than my own children. You dear Clara understand when I say that I don't believe (end of page)

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