Correspondance
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Museum of the history of Polish Jews
Part of the collection: Letters and greeting cards sent by Salomon Kaczerginski
The letter from Stanisław (Salomon) Kaczergiński to engineer Tarasiewicz in Pruszków. When living in Tel Aviv, Kaczergiński was looking for the Tarasiewicz family to establish contact and repay him for his help in saving his family during the German occupation. The text is written on letter paper, with a printout serving as an envelope on the other side. A rectangular piece was cut out of the paper, on which part of the text was placed. On the side with the envelope - traces of postmarks.
Author / creator
Dimensions
cały obiekt: height: 30,4 cm, width: 17,3 cm
Object type
correspondance
Technique
handwriting
Material
paper
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Creation / finding place
Owner
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
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Location / status
Kaczergiński, Salomon
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Wasserman, Abraham
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