Personal correspondence - Ludwig Loewy

1936 September 18 from Loewy to Werner Kurz (Singen-Hohentwiel) (typed letter in German re: Schloemann, Warmwalzwerk/Reynolds, Kaltwalzwerk Dr. Barten, Mr. Reusch) 1938 February 6 from Grete Meyer (Amsterdam/Rotterdam) to Ludwig Loewy (London) (Postcard handwritten in German offering Ludwig a place to stay on his visit to Rotterdam mentions Else) 1938 June 6 from Helena Lambertz (VENLO) to Ludwig Loewy (Handwritten letter in Holland mentions Else and Walter and describes trip to Sydney and asks to see him again) 1939 February 1 from Grete Meyer (Amsterdam) to Ludwig Loewy (Handwritten in German tells of move to Rotterdam or Paris, mentions Else and Walter, tells of great hardship in their new life of uncertainty, asks for Erwin’s address (The above three letters were attached together with an envelope addressed to Ludwig Loewy in London from Hotel Noordzee (Zandvoort) 1938 August 30 from Fritzi Porges? (South Kensington) to Ludwig Loewy (London) (Handwritten in German relates seeing in Christie’s Auction Catalog, a Gobelin looking similar to one belonging to Frau Alice Stein in Vienna – with the letter is envelope) 1938 October 13 from Lila? to Ludwig (Handwritten letter in German) 1939 January 27 from Wilhelm Michallis? (New York) to Erna Loewy (London) (handwritten in German with envelope relates about finding “room and board” c/o Settlement Greenwich House, 18 Jones St., New York City and describes life there 1939 February 17 from Werner Kurz (Neuhausen) to Loewy (handwritten letter in German discusses business matters re: aluminum and England prices 1939 March 17 from Werner Kurz (Neuhausen, Rheinland) to Loewy (handwritten letter in German discusses the bad situation in business especially Czecho- Slovakia) 1939 April 3 from Warburg & Co. (Amsterdam) to Ludwig Loewy (London) (typed letter in German refers to a mutual friend, R, who is very anxious. Also mentions a Rechtsanwalt Oppenheimer who R doesn’t agree with) 1939 July 18 from ? (Prague) to Ludwig (handwritten letter in German requesting Ludwig to help Eva (the writer’s 13 year old daughter) , Irma, Mrs. Glass, Borowitz) 1939 August 20 from R (Berlin) to Loewy (two page letter in German outlining the bad circumstances the writer and family are in requesting Loewy’s counsel) 1939 October 21 from William Meinhardt (London) to Ludwig Loewy (London) (typed letter in German acknowlwdging an obligation he owes to Ludwig) 1939 November 6 from ?? Oppenheimer (International Consulting Managers, Inc., New York) to Ludwig Loewy (London) typed letter remarks that he is glad his sisters and brothers and Mrs. Grete Feist arrived in England, the case against Schloemann interrupted by circumstances, submitting a bill for a fee for $1,000 – envelope) 1940 June 28 from Rudolph Edler (N. Devon) to Loewy (handwritten in English reporting his experiences in the Army, mentions Erwin, wife and daughter escaping Paris in time, and sister, doing something defeating Hitler) 1940 July 1 from E.G. Puttman? (Pittsburgh) to Ludwig Loewy (London) (typed letter in English describes trip across Atlantic arrived in New York and called Mr. Cudebec, spent time with Mr. Fleissig and went to World’s Fair, plan to travel across U.S., contacted Mr. Houssman at Dow Metal Co. in Michigan 1940 March 23 from Dorothy A. Macarthy? (Chesterfield) to Loewy (handwritten in English sends thanks for beautiful flowers on death of husband) 1940 December 17 from Marta Früdoz?(Montreal) (handwritten letter in English relating about enjoying Montreal but Charlie’s health doesn’t do well in the climate, she mentions the Lustigs) 1941 January 25 from Edith Hermann (England) to Ludvick (Ludwig) Loewy (London) (Handwritten letter in English remarks regret at not seeing Mr. Lustig before leaving for Canada, enjoys her life in England, encloses a photograph of her brother Kurt. 1941 March 7 from Kurt Hermann (Warwick) to Ludwig Loewy (handwritten in English relates that sister Edith transmitted her letter and relates his life as a Student and second Lieutenant in Czech Army with thanks to Ludwig for His kindnesses. 1941 March 7 a Poem titled “Remembrance” signed by several people: Katherine Hawkings, Susie, Rose Marie, A. Berry, C. E. Taylor? Born RD. RNR The poem by an anonymous passenger describes “when the cruel war is over…” (the name of a ship mentioned in the poem is cut out. 1941 March 11 from Erna (Fyffes Line) to Wickl (Handwritten on ship’s stationery (name of ship cut out) in German describes life on board ship and the poem “Remembrance” as well as a photograph of a group of men seated at a table with faint notes Emil, Dr. H., Erni (Fyffes Line also known as Elders & Fyffes – E & F Line ran passenger service between England and tropics) 1941 May from Ella? Sichrova? (London) to Loewy (two typed letters in English writes about having just left him “only 2 hours ago” and hopes he will eat her sweets, “I love your book so much that I want to try to translate it,” mentions Eva and looking forward to seeing him with “Goulasch,” a meeting with Professor Kokoschka, lunch at “Peroquet, Leicester Square” 1941 July 3 from J. H? Bowdler (Military Hospital, Herts.) to Loewy (handwritten letter in English thanks for visit and invitation to concert with Sir Malcolm Sargent at Queen’s Hall) [No date] Edward T. Petersen (Reading, Pennsylvania) Resume of work experience Edwin T. Long? Lorig? (Pittsburg) Resume of work experience