Postcard from Georg Bredig to Max Bredig, September 8, 1936
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Bredig, Georg. “Postcard from Georg Bredig to Max Bredig, September 8, 1936,” September 8, 1936. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 7, Folder 12. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/s5q4o8l.
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Image 1
[left margin]
Prof. G. Bredig
Karlsruhe in Baden
Bahnhofstr. 14
[right margin]
Postkarte [stamps]
Herrn Dr. Max A. Bredig
in Charlottenburg 4
Wielandstr. 13 I
Image 2
Karlsruhe 8.9.36
Lieber Max!
Bitte kümmre Dich einmal etwas um Tante Kathe, die gar nicht wohl nach Charlott. zurückgekehrt ist u. anscheinend ganz allein ist. Ihr Tochter kommt am. 12. Sept. zurück u. unsere Marianne, auf deren Anwesenheit sie gerechnet zu haben scheint, ist je noch hier. Tante Kathe wohnt in Pension Schwalbe, Mommsenstr. 55.
Meinen Brief hast Du wohl erhalten.
Herzlich. Gruss an Dich und Tante Kathe, auch von Marianne, von Vater
Image 1
[left margin]
Prof. G. Bredig
Karlsruhe in Baden
Bahnhofstr. 14
[right margin]
Postcard [stamps]
Dr. Max A. Bredig
in Charlottenburg 4
Wielandstr. 13 I
Image 2
Karlsruhe, 8 September 1936
Dear Max,
Please look after Aunt Kathe. She has returned from Charlottenburg in an unwell state and is apparently all alone. Her daughter won’t return until September 12th. Marianne, whose absence she knew of, is still visiting me. Aunt Kathe is staying at the Pension Schwalbe at 55 Mommsentr.
You have probably received my letter.
Greetings to you and Aunt Kathe,
Father and Marianne
