Dr. Wilhelm Mosle to FPK, February 14, 1934
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Title
Dr. Wilhelm Mosle to FPK, February 14, 1934
Description
A letter to Francis Parkinson Keyes from Dr. Mosle of Berlin, Germany. The letter states an appreciation by Dr. Mosle of FPK's lectures given in Germany about strengthening relations between the United States and Germany.
Creator
Wilhelm Mosle
Source
From the collection of Frances Parkinson Keyes, Special Collections, University of Vermont.
Date
1934 February 14
Contributor
Digitized, transcribed, and encoded by Eric McDowell
Relation
Correspondance of FPK's trip to Germany through the Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation
Format
Carbon copy of handwritten letter
Language
English
Type
Document
Image
Image
Identifier
Box 1: Folder 1-6
Coverage
America Northeast
Vermont
Vermont
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VEREINIGUNG CARL SCHURZ E.V.
(VON STEUBEN-SCHURZ-GESELLSCHAFT)
Dear Mrs.Keyes, It was indeed a great pleasure to receive your letter of January 30th and I want to thank you very heartily for the splendid work you have done in helping towards a better under-standing of conditions in Germany in your country. I have made ampel use of the clippings as well as the letters that you received in appreciation of your lecture and want you to feel that everything has been done to make known the work that you have done. I am sure that you will understand me and that it is not necessary for me to go into details. With regard to you prospective trip to Germany in the summer I should indeed be very sorry if it would be impossible to carry this out. I therefore wish to ask you that if I can help you in any way to please let we know and I will do everything possible for you. Looking forward to hearing more from you about your future lectures, I am with best regards
very sincerely yours
(VON STEUBEN-SCHURZ-GESELLSCHAFT)
Dear Mrs.Keyes, It was indeed a great pleasure to receive your letter of January 30th and I want to thank you very heartily for the splendid work you have done in helping towards a better under-standing of conditions in Germany in your country. I have made ampel use of the clippings as well as the letters that you received in appreciation of your lecture and want you to feel that everything has been done to make known the work that you have done. I am sure that you will understand me and that it is not necessary for me to go into details. With regard to you prospective trip to Germany in the summer I should indeed be very sorry if it would be impossible to carry this out. I therefore wish to ask you that if I can help you in any way to please let we know and I will do everything possible for you. Looking forward to hearing more from you about your future lectures, I am with best regards
very sincerely yours