Letter from Fouad Ajami to Elie Wiesel regarding a New York Times message

This document is a typed schedule for Václav Havel's presidential visit to Japan from December 3-6, 1995, updated as of November 27, 1995. The itinerary includes arrival in Tokyo, meetings with Japanese officials, an audience with the Emperor and Empress, media interviews, and various formal dinners. A key part of the visit is a trip to Hiroshima to attend the "Future of Hope" conference, where Havel was to receive an award and deliver a speech, and visit the Peace Memorial Museum. The document, a fax sent from the Imperial Hotel, is addressed to "Elie & Marion" (likely Wiesel) and contains extensive handwritten annotations. These notes update the schedule, propose a meeting for Elie with someone named Nakae, and confirm arrangements involving Ted Koppel and Lawrence Eagleburger, indicating active coordination of the Wiesels' activities during Havel's visit.

This is a handwritten letter from Elie Wiesel on Boston University letterhead, dated April 30, 2004. Addressed to "Mr. Secretary and my good friend," Wiesel expresses gratitude for the opportunity to join a trip to Berlin to address a conference on Antisemitism. He also conveys appreciation to the staff for their assistance and mentions enjoying meeting Craig Kelly and Carrie, among others. The letter concludes with a hope to meet again soon.

This document is a thank-you letter from Blaze Marpet to Professor Wiesel. Dated April 25, 2014, the letter expresses gratitude for Professor Wiesel's letters of recommendation, which supported Marpet's philosophy Ph.D. applications. Marpet informs Professor Wiesel that they have been accepted into a Ph.D. program in Philosophy at Northwestern University, which they will begin in the Fall. The letter is handwritten on stationery published by Peter Pauper Press, Inc. The accompanying envelope provides the sender's address in Hastings on Hudson, NY, and the recipient's address at The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity in New York, NY.

This is a thank you letter dated October 7, 2008, from Marion and Elie Wiesel of The Elie Wiesel Foundation For Humanity to Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Wiesels express their gratitude to Senator Clinton for her "beautiful words" shared via video at Elie Wiesel's 80th birthday celebration, held at the 92nd Street Y. They praise her mix of "deep feeling and humor" and thank her for her kindness.

Former President William J. Clinton writes to Elie Wiesel on May 7, 2013, expressing his appreciation for Wiesel's participation and inspiring remarks at the Holocaust Memorial Museum's 20th-anniversary ceremony. Clinton praises Wiesel as one of the world's greatest treasures and thanks him for his global efforts in encouraging people to choose cooperation and understanding over conflict. He concludes the letter by sending his best wishes to Elie and Marion.