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Title: Letter from Erna Staeli to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942.
Creator: Staeli, Erna, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Erna Stalei, another patient in recovery from polio, writes brief greetings to Giulia Kortischoner and wishes her a nice recovery.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_241_parent
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Title: Letter from Erna Staeli to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942.
Creator: Staeli, Erna, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Erna Staeli, another patient in recovery from polio, writes brief greetings to Giulia Kortischoner.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_240_parent
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Title: Letter from Mina Witschi to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-04-01.
Creator: Witschi, Mina, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Mina Witschi writes to Giulia Kortischoner, giving updates on her polio recovery and asking about the status of Giulia's polio recovery.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_259_parent
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Title: Letter from Mina Witschi to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-04-16.
Creator: Witschi, Mina, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Mina Witschi sends brief greetings to Giulia Kortischoner and asks about her polio recovery.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_262_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Mia Hasterlik, 1945-11-16.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Hasterlik, Mia
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Mia Hasterlik, telling her that Lisl Urbantisch has left again for Vienna and that she is continuing polio therapy. She says that she saw the photographer from one of the places where she recieved treatment for polio and that he asked her on a date.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_441_parent
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Title: Letter from Frieda and Karli Attenhauser to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-12-31.
Creator: Attenhauser, Frieda, Attenhauser, Karli, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Freida Attenhauser, a 40 year old woman whom Giulia Kortischoner met in the hospital while they were both recovering from polio, writes to Giulia updating her on the struggles of living back at home with a young child now that she is not able to do everything anymore because of the polio. She states that she is grateful to be able to walk again.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_239_parent
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Title: Letter from Maria von Grab to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-01-02.
Creator: von Grab, Maria, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Maria von Grab writes to Giulia Kortischoner, wishing her a happy New Year and saying that she is happy that Giulia is recovering well.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_243_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Alice Sigerist, 1945-07-26.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Sigerist, Alice
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Alice Sigerist about her time spent at Ragaz, Switzerland, where she is recieving therapy for her polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_383_parent
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Title: Letter from Sister Luise to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-05-25.
Creator: , Sister Luise, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Sister Luise writes to Giulia Kortischoner, wishing her a nice time in Schaffhausen, as she has been allowed by the doctor to return there for a visit for two weeks.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_266_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Mia Hasterlik, 1945-08-18.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Hasterlik, Mia
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Mia Hasterlik, telling her about her polio recovery retreat at Ragaz and also updating her on her romantic life there, for she has two suitors.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_394_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Susi Weiss, 1945-08-08.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Weiss, Susi
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Susi Weiss, telling her about her time spent at Ragaz received treatment for polio and also asking for money because of how expensive the treatment is.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_388_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Alice Sigerist, 1944-06-11.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Sigerist, Alice
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Alice Sigerist about her work in Rougemont, Switzerland for the family of Dr. Nicot. She is enjoying the work, because the family is very nice.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_324_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Alice Sigerist, 1945-07-01.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Sigerist, Alice
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Alice Sigerist stating that she is working on her immigration information for the United States, as the Swiss consulate changed its regulations and she has to wait three weeks before she will be notified of the new regulations. She also says that she will be going to Ragaz, Switzerland for continued therapy for her polio recovery. The costs for the treatment will be covered by a refugee organization.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_373_parent
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Title: Letter from Maria von Grab to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-04-23.
Creator: von Grab, Maria, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Maria von Grab asks Giulia Kortischoner about her polio recovery, stating that she still promises to keep the polio a secret. She also states that she is writing the letter while sitting in an air raid shelter during a "test alarm."
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_263_parent
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Title: Letter from Aunt Alma to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-12-05.
Creator: , Alma, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner's Aunt Alma writes to her, wishing her a speedy recovery and referencing the fact that Giulia has been moved from a hospital in Schaffhausen to a hospital in Bern. She also uses highly religious rhetoric in asking Giulia to be patient as she recovers.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_230_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Wolf to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-02-29
Abstract/Description: Margrit Wolf writes to Giulia Kortischoner, sending her greetings, wishing her a nice recovery, and generally discussing the joys of Giulia's friendship and her fears about the changes to come in her life in the future.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_253_parent
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Title: Letter from Paul Hasterlik to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-01-08.
Creator: Hasterlik, Paul, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Paul Hasterlik writes to Giulia Kortischoner, stating that he had a nice Christmas and New Year's in Vienna. He also says that he is happy that she is recovering well from polio and discusses X-rays that she sent him.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_244_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Wolf to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-01-30.
Creator: Wolf, Margrit, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Margrit Wolf writes to Giulia Kortischoner, updating her on her progress at school, as students are about to receive their diplomas, and asking about the status of Giulia's recovery from polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_248_parent
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Title: Letter from Walter Ritzmann to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-03-10.
Creator: Ritzmann, Walter, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Walter Ritzmann, stating that a Mozart opera was put on in Schaffhausen, a nice change from the typical smaller plays put on in the area, and saying that he is going to attend a meeting of the Youth Organization ("Jugenbund").
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_255_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Mia Hasterlik, 1945-08-07.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Hasterlik, Mia
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Mia Hasterlik about her life in Ragaz, giving her stories about some of the patients and giving more details about a patient who is in love with her. She has recieved an update from Susi Weiss, who sounds happy, and says that she is working on her English, but that it is has suffered, due to the fact that she mostly speaks French at Ragaz.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_386_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Mia Hasterlik, 1945-07-28.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Hasterlik, Mia
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner writes to Mia Hasterlik, expressing her displeasure at the conditions at Ragaz, where she is receiving treatment for her polio. She also describes a brief romance she had with someone at Ragaz.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_384_parent
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Title: Letter from Heidi Wettstein to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-03-22.
Creator: Wettstein, Heidi, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Heidi Wettstein writes to Giulia Kortischoner, asking about her recovery, whether she can walk without canes now, and whether she will be able to return back to Schaffhausen by Easter. She describes the end of school and receiving report cards.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_257_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Wolf to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-04-02.
Creator: Wolf, Margrit, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Margrit Wolf briefly sends her greetings for a happy Easter to Giulia and wishes her a nice recovery from her polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_260_parent
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Title: Letter from Giulia Kortischoner to Mia Hasterlik, 1945-11-14.
Creator: Kortischoner, Giulia, Hasterlik, Mia
Abstract/Description: Giulia Kortischoner tells Mia Hasterlik that she is not sure whether she wait for the Kinderhilfswerk aid or not, for although it is very expensive to travel without their financial aid, it is also expensive to stay in Switzerland and she does not know when exactly she will recieve the aid. She gives updates on the situation with Frau Wetter, the woman with whom she has been staying, saying that Frau Wetter likely wants to kick her out because of all of her recent romances. Lisl Urbantisch is...
Show moreGiulia Kortischoner tells Mia Hasterlik that she is not sure whether she wait for the Kinderhilfswerk aid or not, for although it is very expensive to travel without their financial aid, it is also expensive to stay in Switzerland and she does not know when exactly she will recieve the aid. She gives updates on the situation with Frau Wetter, the woman with whom she has been staying, saying that Frau Wetter likely wants to kick her out because of all of her recent romances. Lisl Urbantisch is still visiting in Switzerland, and Giulia has been to see another polio doctor. She also gives more updates on Anton.
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Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_439_parent
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Title: Letter from Boni to Giulia Kortischoner, 1946-06-01.
Creator: , Boni, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Boni writes to Giulia complimenting her for her astute judgments and observations of the world around her. He laments the mental acuity and judgment of the people in Austria after the war. Boni gives Giulia advice on learning to cooperate with her mother and not feel so frustrated with her after being so independent for the past seven years. He assure her they will get use to one another again. Boni also tells how Elizabeth "Lisl" Urbantschitsch was surprised to hear Giulia had left already...
Show moreBoni writes to Giulia complimenting her for her astute judgments and observations of the world around her. He laments the mental acuity and judgment of the people in Austria after the war. Boni gives Giulia advice on learning to cooperate with her mother and not feel so frustrated with her after being so independent for the past seven years. He assure her they will get use to one another again. Boni also tells how Elizabeth "Lisl" Urbantschitsch was surprised to hear Giulia had left already and she herself is working on securing a visa to the United States through her father who lives in California. Boni pleased to hear that Giulia is recovering almost entirely from the polio. He hardly thinks about it anymore, even though it use to worry him so greatly. Boni recounts a visit he had from a Greek couple and his relation to their family.
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Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_506_parent
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Title: Letter from Mia Hasterlik to Giulia Kortischoner, 1946-03-18.
Creator: Hasterlik, Mia, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Mia Hasterlik implores Giulia Kortischoner to write her more often. Mia talks about the party she had to celebrate her citizenship. She also says how happy Thomas, her husband, makes her and how understanding he is of her love for Boni. At the end of her letter she writes that she finally received mail from Giulia.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_488_parent
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Title: Letter from Boni to Giulia Kortischoner, 1946-06-01.
Creator: , Boni, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Boni writes to Giulia complimenting her for her astute judgments and observations of the world around her. He laments the mental acuity and judgment of the people in Austria after the war. Boni gives Giulia advice on learning to cooperate with her mother and not feel so frustrated with her after being so independent for the past seven years. He assure her they will get use to one another again. Boni also tells how Elizabeth "Lisl" Urbantschitsch was surprised to hear Giulia had left already...
Show moreBoni writes to Giulia complimenting her for her astute judgments and observations of the world around her. He laments the mental acuity and judgment of the people in Austria after the war. Boni gives Giulia advice on learning to cooperate with her mother and not feel so frustrated with her after being so independent for the past seven years. He assure her they will get use to one another again. Boni also tells how Elizabeth "Lisl" Urbantschitsch was surprised to hear Giulia had left already and she herself is working on securing a visa to the United States through her father who lives in California. Boni is pleased to hear that Giulia is recovering almost entirely from the polio. He hardly thinks about it anymore, even though it use to worry him so greatly. Boni recounts a visit he had from a Greek couple and his relation to their family.
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Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_505_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Ott-Feser to Giulia Kortischoner and Mia Hasterlik, 1948-05-09.
Creator: Ott-Feser, Margrit, Kortischoner, Giulia, Hasterlik, Mia
Abstract/Description: Margrit Ott-Feser writes to Giulia Kortischoner and Mia Hasterlik. Margrit is not surprised to hear that Giulia is homesick for Switzerland as it is such a beautiful place. She congratulates Giulia who is expecting a child. She wishes herself and Mia a happy birthday as they were both born on May 16.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_535_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Wolf to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-08-29.
Creator: Wolf, Margrit, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Margrit Wolf, a classmate of Giulia Kortischoner's in Switzerland, writes to Giulia, wishing her a speedy recovery, as she has been taken to the hospital after falling ill with polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_165_parent
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Title: Letter from Ällägg Bächtold to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-09.
Creator: Bächtold, Ällägg, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Ällägg Bächtold, a Schaffhausen school friend, writes a word puzzle to Giulia Kortischoner who is at Kanton Hospital with polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_172_parent
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Title: Letter from Ällägg Bächtold to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-10.
Creator: Bächtold, Ällägg, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Ällägg Bächtold, a Schaffhausen school friend, writes to Giulia Kortischoner on a newspaper clipping of The Man in the Iron Mask. She writes her a synopsis of the end of the story, because she does not have the original newspaper clipping ending. Giulia is in Kanton Hospital at this time with polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_173_parent
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Title: Letter from Bethli Scherrer to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-08-30.
Creator: Scherrer, Bethli, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Bethli Scherrer, a classmate of Giulia Kortischoner's in Switzerland, wishing her a speedy recovery from polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_166_parent
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Title: Letter from Ällägg Bächtold to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-11.
Creator: Bächtold, Ällägg, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Ällägg Bächtold writes to Giulia Kortischoner with the notes to Land des Lächeln, a new song everyone is whistling. Ällägg asks Giulia about her admirer Angelo, a fellow polio patient in the hospital.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_171_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Wolf to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-09-01.
Creator: Wolf, Margrit, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Margrit Wolf writes to Giulia Kortischoner about English class and recounts a funny poem. Giulia is in Kanton Hospital at this time with polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_187_parent
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Title: Letter from Paul Hasterlik to Giulia Kortischoner and Alice Sigerist, 1941-09-27.
Creator: Hasterlik, Paul, Kortischoner, Giulia, Sigerist, Alice
Abstract/Description: Paul Hasterlik writes to Alice Sigerist that he is very thankful for her and her family's care for Giulia with her polio treatments. He is eager to hear how she progresses back to health. Paul writes to Giulia Kortischoner and talks about his cats.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_207_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Wolf to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-09-12.
Creator: Wolf, Margrit, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Margrit Wolf writes a poem to Giulia Kortischoner about going back to school. Giulia is at Kanton Hospital suffering from polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_199_parent
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Title: Letter from Paul Hasterlik to Giulia Kortischoner and Alice Sigerist, 1941-09-12.
Creator: Hasterlik, Paul, Kortischoner, Giulia, Sigerist, Alice
Abstract/Description: Paul Hasterlik writes to Alice Sigerist about when she will update him and Mia on Giulia's condition (Polio). He writes to Giulia as well to give her support and love.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_198_parent
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Title: Letter from Thomas Blatter to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-09-23.
Creator: Blatter, Thomas, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Vicar Thomas Blatter, the Catholic vicar at Giulia Kortischoner's school, writes to Giulia that suffering is God's will. He sends her booklets and pamphlets to read. Giulia is at Kanton Hospital suffering from polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_205_parent
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Title: Letter from Paul Hasterlik to Giulia Kortischoner and Alice Sigerist, 1941-10-01.
Creator: Hasterlik, Paul, Kortischoner, Giulia, Sigerist, Alice
Abstract/Description: Paul Hasterlik thanks Alice Sigerist for her deep care and concern for Giulia during her polio treatment. Paul writes to Giulia Kortischoner about his cat Pam-Pam and her kittens.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_210_parent
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Title: Letter from Bethli Scherrer to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-11-30.
Creator: Scherrer, Bethli, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Bethli Scherrer writes to Giulia Kortischoner about her daily life and asking how Giulia is doing in Bern.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_229_parent
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Title: Letter from Bethli Scherrer to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-12-22.
Creator: Scherrer, Bethli, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Bethli Scherrer, a classmate of Giulia Kortischoner's, writes to Giulia, giving an update about school life in Schaffhausen and wishing Giulia a speedy recovery. She mentions that Giulia is now able to walk with a walker.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_238_parent
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Title: Letter from Margrit Wolf to Giulia Kortischoner, 1941-12-13.
Creator: Wolf, Margrit, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Margrit Wolf writes to Giulia Kortischoner, describing her experiences with the gym teacher at their school in Switzerland and wishing her a nice recovery. She references the fact that bakers were only allowed to sell old bread because of the fact that it was thought that fresh bread got eaten faster.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_235_parent
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Title: Letter from Ällägg Bechtold to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-01-11.
Creator: Bächtold, Ällägg, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Ällägg Bechtold, a school friend of Giulia Kortischoner's from Switzerland, writes to Giulia thanking her for the gifts she sent him, particularly toilet paper (he states that by the time he had received her gift, he was so desperate, that he had to use a matchbook). He gives an update about happenings at school and adds an addendum stating that schools had been let out early because of a shortage of coal.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_245_parent
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Title: Letter from Bethli Scherrer to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-02-25.
Creator: Scherrer, Bethli, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Bethli Scharrer writes to Giulia Kortischoner, stating that she has found work at a food supply office, although she is by far the youngest one there, as most workers are 22-60 years old. She also asks about Giulia's recovery from polio.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_252_parent
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Title: Letter from Sister Luise to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-07-27.
Creator: , Sister Luise, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Sister Luise writes to Giulia Kortischoner and councils Giulia on her question regarding whether to follow the Protestant faith or to remain Catholic.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_274_parent
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Title: Letter from Paul Hasterlik to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-05-01.
Creator: Hasterlik, Paul, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Paul Hasterlik writes to Giulia Kortischoner, describing his happiness with the progress of her recovery and stating that he thinks that it can be a good idea for Giulia to become a masseuse. He also states that he had to move to a different location in Vienna.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_265_parent
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Title: Letter from Sister Luise to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-08-02.
Creator: , Sister Luise, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Sister Luise writes that Giulia Kortischoner is spoiling her with mail. Sister Luise will be returning to Bern soon and prays with Giulia that the issue with Miss F. will be solved soon.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_278_parent
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Title: Letter from Sister Luise to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-08-02.
Creator: , Sister Luise, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Sister Luise writes to Giulia Kortischoner about Dr. Schuetz-- Giulia's doctor in Bern who turned out to be a Nazi sympathizer. Sister Luise asks about how Giulia is and says she will be in Bern soon. Sister Luise also discribes the Swiss National Independence Day (August 1st) celebration in her hometown.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_275_parent
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Title: Letter from Alice Sigerist and Sister Luise to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-08-08.
Creator: Sigerist, Alice, , Sister Luise, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Sister Luise and Alice Sigerist write a short postcard to Giulia Kortischoner saying they are sitting in the living room chatting about her.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_276_parent
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Title: Letter from Sister Luise to Giulia Kortischoner, 1942-05-27.
Creator: , Sister Luise, Kortischoner, Giulia
Abstract/Description: Sister Luise writes to Giulia Kortischoner about her daily life.
Identifier: FSU_WW2_98_0729_267_parent
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