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No. 263

This letter was addressed to Mr. Heitlair-Barski.

B"H, 22 Shvat, 5707

Greetings and blessings,

Some time ago, I wrote you [a letter]. I am unsure whether that letter was received, and hence, I am writing again.

This letter is being written by Mendel Hornstein's[143] brother-in-law. I am approaching you with the following request. We received a letter from Leah Tziboliyarzish -- now Jana Tzibolska. She writes that in April, 1942... the Hornsteins fled the Otwock ghetto to the forest. Is this true? My sister-in-law, Mrs. Gurarie, told me that you were in Otwock at that time. Therefore I surmise that you might be aware of what occurred to them then.

I hope that you will answer me immediately and, in advance, I send you my heartfelt thanks.

Menachem Schneerson

As of yet, we have not informed my father-in-law, Shlita, about the matter at all.

   

Notes:

143. (Back to text) [Mendel Hornstein married the Previous Rebbe's youngest daughter, Sheina. They remained in Poland after the Previous Rebbe's departure, were captured by the Nazis, and ultimately, sent to their death in the crematoria in 5703. See Sefer HaMaamarim 5711, p. 106.]

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