Letter from Max Grosman to Max Hartstone

Part Of: United Ostrowtzer Hilfs Committee fonds; Letters from organizations series; Ostrowtzer Relief Committee New York sub-series; Letter from Max Grosman to Max Hartstone file

Part Of: United Ostrowtzer Hilfs Committee fonds; Letters from organizations series; Ostrowtzer Relief Committee New York sub-series; Letter from Max Grosman to Max Hartstone file

Admin History/Bio: Max Grosman was likely from Ostrowiec, Poland, and was living in New York in the mid-1940s with his wife and children. He served as the correspondence secretary for the Ostrowtzer Relief Committee in New York in 1947.

Scope and Content: File consists of a letter from Max Grossman, correspondece secretary of the Ostrovtzer Relief Committee New York, to Max Hartstone, dated 23 March 1947. In this letter, Grossman discusses concerns raised during a recent meeting, including issues related to funds sent to Munich and Paris. He describes the mood among commitee members as tense and requests better communication. He encloses a letter from someone in Italy looking for an individual named Kreyndel (this letter is not included in the file). File also includes a typed translation.

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