Note from Abram and Chaim Feldmann to Max Hartstone

Part Of: United Ostrowtzer Hilfs Committee fonds; Letters from Individuals series; Ruzhia Kempinski and Feldmann brothers correspondence file

Part Of: United Ostrowtzer Hilfs Committee fonds; Letters from Individuals series; Ruzhia Kempinski and Feldmann brothers correspondence file

Admin History/Bio: Abram and Chaim were brothers, the sons of Icek Feldmann. They were living in the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA) displaced persons camp in Eschwege, Germany, after the Holocaust.; Records exists for an Abram Feldmann (b. 1911) born in Warsaw, Poland, to Icek and Ita Feldmann. Abram worked as a painter and a furrier. He was married to Rosa Bart, and they had two daughters, Cywa and Ita. Abram and his family emigrated to Albany, New York, in 1949.; A record exists for a Chaim Feldmann (b. 1915) born in Warsaw, Poland, to Icold and Ita Feldmann. Chaim also worked as a furrier. He and his wife Bela had two children, Icchok and Chana.

Scope and Content: Item is a short note from Abram and Chaim Feldman in Eschwege, Germany, to an unnamed recipient (likely Max Hartstone). In this note, the writer asks the recipient to locate his cousins Fichel and Moses Blachieraum from Ostrowiec. He also asks for help in locating Joshua Rosenzweig.

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