Correspondence with an Inmate in Buchenwald 
 
 Source: R. Dafni & Y. Kleiman (eds.) Final Letters, (Jerusalem 1991) p. 28-30. [An Exchange of brief, censored correspondence between Alfred Neumann, a prisoner in Buchenwald concentration camp, and his wife, Lili.] 
 
 STAMP: Mail Censorship Office. 
 ADDRESS: Mrs. Lili Neumann, Breslau, 78 Goethe St. 
 SENDER: Alfred Neumann, 
 
 No. 27258 
 
 Block 1a 
 
 Concentration Camp Buchenwald 
 
 Post Office Weimar, Thuringia 17 November 1938 Dear Lili, Everything is fine with me. I am well, hopefully you and Mother are too. Many regards and kisses from your loving husband [the last word is crossed out] Alfred. 
 
 ADDRESS: Security Prisoner Alfred Neumann 
 
 No. 27258 
 
 Block 1a 
 
 Concentration Camp Buchenwald 
 Post Office Weimar, Thuringia 
 SENDER: Mrs. Lili Neumann, Breslau, 78 Goethe St. 
 STAMP: Returned. 
 The Addressee is under post ban until further notice. Breslau, 25 November 1938 My beloved Fredy, Just now I have received your kind card and I am glad that you are well. We are fine, too. I am liquidating the household and we are moving to Taschen Street. I have sent you 15 Marks so that you can buy cigarettes or whatever else you need. Be brave and always remember that in my mind I am with you every minute. Many, many kisses, 
 Your loving Lili 
 From me, too, affectionate regards, Mother.