So on April 10, she placed an envelope of 36 postcards in her car and drove eight hours from her home in Chemnitz, a city in the east German state of Saxony where she works in an organization ...
said it was possible to send postcards and packages to neutral countries. But, she added, “Jews were not allowed to use stamps with Hitler. They had to write letters in German or Polish.
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