Letter from Rosa Bredig to Max Bredig, June 18, 1927
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Bredig, Rosa. “Letter from Rosa Bredig to Max Bredig, June 18, 1927,” June 18, 1927. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 7, Folder 33. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/uqiucx7.
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Karlsruhe. d. 18. 6. 27.
Mein lieber Junge!
Der 4. Brief in dieser Woche an Dich ist also der Geburtstagsbrief und kann dann nur kurz sein. Ich wünsche Dir vom Herzen Gesundheit, und das Verständnis dafür, Dich gesund zu erhalten, und eine gute Woche für Dein künftiges Ziel. Sei recht vergnügt u. arglos am Montag u. an allen anderen Tagen und gehe auch frischen Mutes zu Deinem Referat. Ich bin sicher, daß Du es, wie alle Leumund, gut machen wirst. Iß vorher ordentlich, und fasse die Sache mit Ruhe auf. – Dann schreibe auch bald
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ein paar Worte, auch über die Mittagstischaffäre, gelt. Sobald Du das Passende gefunden hast, will ich der Dame noch selbst schreiben. Eine Karte von Eva Gehl liegt noch bei.
Nochmals alles Gute, mein Biebel u. einen herzlichen Geburtstagskuß u. recht viele herzliche Grüße von
Deiner Mutter.
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Karlsruhe, June 18, 1927
My dear boy,
The fourth letter to you this week is my birthday letter and must be brief. From the bottom of my heart, I wish you good health the understanding to keep yourself healthy. Have a good week as you prepare for the future! Be happy and trusting on Monday and on all other days. Undertake your presentation with renewed courage. I'm sure you'll do well, like everyone else. Eat well beforehand and do everything calmly. Afterwards, write me a few lines soon,
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also about the lunchtime affair. As soon as you've found a suitable time, I want to write to the lady myself. A card from Eva Gehl is also included.
Again, good luck, my boy. Birthday kisses and warm regards,
Mother
