Correspondence between Max Bredig and Alfred Schnell, August 27, 1942
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This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.Note containing drafts of Red Cross messages sent between Max Bredig (1902-1977) and his former colleague and friend, Alfred Schnell (1900-1944), in the summer of 1942. Schnell and his wife, Eva, fled Nazi-occupied Germany and remain in hiding in the Netherlands.
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“Correspondence between Max Bredig and Alfred Schnell, August 27, 1942,” August 27, 1942. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 9, Folder 8. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/rgk7fgo.
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8/27/42
Hope you are all well and keep in good spirits. We are alright. My new address (is) 870 Riverside Drive, New York City.
(signed) Max A. Bredig
This was answer to:
Alfred Schnell, Kapelweg 108, Amersfoort, Holland
„danke verspätet herzlichst für Deinen Brief, Liselottes Zeilen, teilweise eingetroffene Zeitschrift, Deine lieben Bemühungen; sind wohlauf warten gefasst auf ungewisse Zukunft; sind wohlauf warten gefasst auf ungewisse Zukunft, grüße alle D. l. herzlichst.
(signed) Alfred Schnell“
received August 1, 1942
8/27/42
Hope you are all well and keep in good spirits. We are alright. My new address (is) 870 Riverside Drive, New York City.
(signed) Max A. Bredig
This was an answer to:
Alfred Schnell, Kapelweg 108, Amersfoort, Holland
“Thank you, belatedly, for your letter, Liselotte’s notes, the journals (partially arrived), and your kind efforts. We are well-prepared to wait for an uncertain future. Warm regards to all of your loved ones.
(signed) Alfred Schnell”
received August 1, 1942
