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Category: Translation - Yiddish
Approval Date: 8/11/2021 12:56 PM
Family Surname: Toiwes
Country: Ukraine
Town: Storojinetz
Date of Image: 1920's

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I would be grateful if someone could translate the Yiddish text on the back of an old photo I have. It was probably written by my grandmother to her son who had recently emigrated to the US from Storojinetz, Bukowina in the 1920's. I realize that some of the text is not readable, however any partial translation would be very welcome.
Thank you in advance,
Sam Weiner
Wilmington DE
WEINER, FASSLER, DANKNER, TOIVES, ENGEL, STERNBERG, GUSSAKOFF, RICHTER, KRON

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8/11/2021 11:00 PM

The ending of each line is blur. In general it is a Rosh Hashana greeting from mother Teizel to her son. Here is partial text:
Dear beloved son ...
I and your ... sister Breineh greet you with the New Year and send you all the best wishes...
... (can't decipher last sentence)
Your mother Reizel

8/11/2021 11:02 PM

Apparently it's a new year's wish, the end of each line is faded/erased thus making it difficult to make full sentences.

Beloved dear child Rive'le [nickname for Reuven]
Me and your big sister Bronia bring
you to the new
year for you all
heartfelt wishes
for your good...
the dear God...
this we ???
???
find friends.
Your mother Raizel

8/12/2021 11:55 AM

The last sentence does not refer to friends it refers to reunion.
It says: the dear Lord should make it that we will soon find ourselves united.
דאס וויר אונז אין קארצעצם --- פער[א]יינט פינדען

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