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Autographensammlung van Endert/Engelmann, HHI.2016.G.1001.373
HHI.SLG van Endert/Engelmann Autographensammlung van Endert/Engelmann
Autographensammlung van Endert/Engelmann >> Archivalie – Korrespondenz
1962
Transkription:
Wien
25.2.62
Mein lieber Axel -
Das war ein so herzlicher Brief,
den Du mir geschrieben hast, daß
ich mir wünsche, ich hätte Dir
früher danken können.
Eine plötzliche Amerika-Reise und
der 'Lulu'-Film haben die ersten
Wochen des Jahres etwas hektisch
gemacht. Es ist vielleicht auch
gut so. - Ich hoffe, daß die Über-
schwemmungskatastrophe nicht
über Dich hereingebrochen ist?
Laß manchmal von Dir hören -
Bis Mitte März bin ich in Wien
dann im neuen Haus in Percha.
Also - solltest Du nach
München kommen - gib einen
Ruf (Starnberg 34 16)
Nochmals Dank und herzlichen
Gruß
Deine Hilde
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