Birthday Card with Romaunt of the Rose Illustration from Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center

A photograph capturing a religious gathering, likely within a Jewish community, featuring adult men dressed in traditional Hasidic attire and a group of young boys. A menorah is visible, suggesting a Hanukkah celebration. The men appear to be seated at a table, possibly engaged in study or discussion, while some stand. The boys are seated on the floor, observing the scene. The setting appears to be an indoor hall or room, possibly a synagogue or community center.

This letter, dated February 13, 1991, is from Samantha Dean of Samantha Dean & Associates, Inc. to Marion Weisel. Dean thanks Weisel for her support regarding the Academy Nomination of 'The Nasty Girl' and encloses an ad with Elie's quote. She provides an update on a planned profile of Anja for People Magazine, mentioning that the original interviewer, Franz Spelman, passed away, and a new writer has been assigned. Dean expects the story to run in a couple of weeks and promises further updates on Anja's studies at Passau University. The letter concludes with a hope that Elie has returned safely from the Middle East.

A brief, handwritten letter from Eli Haffam to Martha. The sender informs Martha that while going through his files, he found some records. He suggests that 'Elie' might find 'Pem Pilal' useful for future reference, particularly for further research related to 'Bulberg'. The letter serves as a concise update on findings from archival or record-keeping activities.

This document is a personal letter dated September 30, 2013, from S. Braworski to Elie Wiesel, accompanied by a greeting card. The letter extends best wishes, love, and prayers for good health and blessings, expressing hope for increasing good in the world and wishing a sweet new year of peace. The greeting card features an artwork by Shalom of Safed titled "The Birds of Paradise II (Genesis)", with a brief biographical note about the artist, highlighting his origins in the hills of Galilee, his work as a watchmaker and silversmith, and his worldwide reputation with works exhibited in major museums in the U.S.A. and Europe. The card was printed by Armoni's Art in Israel.

This document consists of an envelope and a handwritten letter from Samantha Bell to Dr. Elie Wiesel, dated April 4, 2014. The letter expresses profound gratitude and admiration for Wiesel's teaching and friendship, specifically noting his impact during a class at Eckerd College. Bell reflects on how his presence helped her overcome a period of mental detachment and appreciate daily life. She hopes to maintain their relationship as teacher and friend. The envelope provides the sender's address in St. Petersburg, Florida, and the recipient's address in New York, New York. The document also includes a Hallmark card with a floral image and production details.