Fax from Oldřich Černý to Marion and Elie Wiesel, May 6, 1996

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Fax from Oldřich Černý to Marion and Elie Wiesel, May 6, 1996

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May 6, 1996

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Wiesel, Marion and Elie

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This is a fax cover sheet dated May 6, 1996, from Oldřich Černý to Marion and Elie Wiesel. In the message, Černý thanks Marion and Elie for their kind note, which he found upon returning from a trip abroad. He also mentions that their note helped him cope with '50th birthday depression.' The document is a single page.

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New York City, NY USA
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EWG_1374_01_110-110
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