The Red Cross Telegrams provided a key method of communication for families separated by the Nazi persecution. This telegram was sent on 17 April 1942 from Alice Fink (née Redlich), who had emigrated to England in 1938, to her father, Georg Redlich, who had remained in Berlin. Six months later, on 26 October 1942, Georg Redlich was deported from Berlin to Riga with Alice's mother, Ella. They were murdered shortly after their arrival.
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