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April 27, 1938
Postcard with Polish stamp and postmark
Sent to: Mr L Kayman, c/o Mr Rosenbaum, Box 86, Shepparton, Australia
Dear Sister and family,
Please excuse me for not answering you until now. I did not want you to get all
the letters simultaneously, on the same day.
There is no special news from us. Things are getting worse and it is impossible
to earn a zloty. The anti-Semitism is getting more acute. We are reaching a
situation where no kosher meat will be available at any cost. This Saturday a
law was passed in parliament to prohibit kosher killing. Other anti-Jewish laws
came into force, like confiscating citizenship from people who lived overseas
for more than five years. Things are getting less stable which you will surely
comprehend from the foreign news in the papers.
Let me know whether Lozer is now earning enough to be able to save a few pounds.
Will it be possible for him to send me immigration papers? Life here is
hopeless.
I finish by sending you my heartfelt regards. Try and write to David - he is a
lonely man. Our son got his first tooth last week and he was suffering for a
while. I beg you to answer me. Lozer too should add a few words.
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