Letter from Bernard Katz to Elie Wiesel regarding the Paris Conference and human nature

Thank you note from fifth grade student at Beit Tsipora in Kiryat Malachi, Israel. The letter begins, "Dear Elie Wiesel, Thank you for your donations to Beit Tsipora...How do you feel to be the director of two buildings at Beit Tsipora? Do you feel proud or happy? Please answer this question for me. Thank you for all the contributions and for errecting Beit Tsipora. I enjoy it.

A handwritten thank-you note from Marion and Elie Wiesel to Shirley, dated March 3, 1993. The Wiesels apologize for the delay in sending the note, attributing it to a sequence of urgent priorities. They thank Shirley for her "lovely party" and compliment her on the friends she gathered, the excellence of the food, and the overall management. They also mention the unexpected absence of their "dear friend Abe" and express a wish to catch up with Shirley after her holiday in "The Sun." The note is signed "Fondly, E. + M."

A short handwritten letter from David Axelrod, dated October 20, 2010. In the letter, Axelrod apologizes to his "dear friend" for a delay in writing. He expresses a profound sense of pride and humility he felt from having shared a stage with a "great man." Despite feeling he "didn't belong there," he states he enjoyed the experience immensely and concludes by thanking the recipient for the opportunity.

A handwritten thank you note from Kari Nobrikawa to Dr. Wiesel. Nobrikawa expresses gratitude for Dr. Wiesel's time and insights shared during Chapman's Senior Presidential Seminar on April 11th. She states that it was an honor to hear his perspective on various concepts and issues that she, as a student, frequently ponders. Specifically, she highlights how Dr. Wiesel's thoughts on morality deeply resonated with her, particularly the concept that "We are not moral beings, but need a moral image." Nobrikawa explains that this idea has already begun to influence her perspective and spark new lines of thought, making the experience one that will stay with her. The note concludes with a heartfelt expression of gratitude.

This is a letter from Samantha Dean, written on the letterhead of "Samantha Dean & Associates, Inc." located in New York, N.Y. It is addressed to "Marion." In the letter, Samantha apologizes for a confusion concerning a "tape" and clarifies that the enclosed item is the "trailer" that Marion's friends saw in the theater. The letter concludes with Samantha expressing her anticipation of seeing Marion on November 29th at 5:30 p.m., signed with "Best, Samantha."