E. de Haas to FPK, December 7, 1938
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E. de Haas to FPK, December 7, 1938
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Vereinigung Carl Schurz E.V.
Telegramme: Schurzverein Berlin
Telefon: Sammel-Nummer 22 97 25
Nachtruf: 22 44 09 und 22 45 47
Bankverbindung: Dresdner Bank,
Depositen-Kasse 52, Berlin W9.
Potsdaner Strabe 10-11
Postschecjjonto: Berlin 13322
BERLIN W35, den December 7th, 1938
Carl Schurz-Haus, Viktoriastrabe 7
Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes
1819 G Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mrs. Keyes,
With pleasure we acknowledge receipt of your kind letter of November 20th appreciating especially your references to our experiences at the Party Congress in Nurnberg. Should you intend to visit Germany again next year please do not fail to advise us well in advance so that we can provide for really convenient accommodation.
Recalling your wish to collect reference material which might be helpful to you in writing your new novel I am attaching a list of German books all of which are descriptive of the period which I think you have in mind. IN case you should like us to procure one or the other of these books for you please be assured that we would be glad to assist.
Looking forward to hearing from you again, I remain, with kindest regards,
Yours very sincerely,
E.de Haas
Telegramme: Schurzverein Berlin
Telefon: Sammel-Nummer 22 97 25
Nachtruf: 22 44 09 und 22 45 47
Bankverbindung: Dresdner Bank,
Depositen-Kasse 52, Berlin W9.
Potsdaner Strabe 10-11
Postschecjjonto: Berlin 13322
BERLIN W35, den December 7th, 1938
Carl Schurz-Haus, Viktoriastrabe 7
Mrs. Frances Parkinson Keyes
1819 G Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mrs. Keyes,
With pleasure we acknowledge receipt of your kind letter of November 20th appreciating especially your references to our experiences at the Party Congress in Nurnberg. Should you intend to visit Germany again next year please do not fail to advise us well in advance so that we can provide for really convenient accommodation.
Recalling your wish to collect reference material which might be helpful to you in writing your new novel I am attaching a list of German books all of which are descriptive of the period which I think you have in mind. IN case you should like us to procure one or the other of these books for you please be assured that we would be glad to assist.
Looking forward to hearing from you again, I remain, with kindest regards,
Yours very sincerely,
E.de Haas