Letter from François Mitterrand to Elie Wiesel regarding historical controversies and his health

Elie Wiesel writes to Jiri Oberfalzer, Executive Director of the Patriae Foundation, to express his gratitude for the hospitality shown to him and his wife, Marion, during their recent visit to Prague. Wiesel apologizes for the delay in his correspondence, citing his intensive travel schedule, which included a "hectic--and traumatic--journey to Kielce, Poland, where I participated in a painful commemoration." He reflects positively on the Prague trip, mentioning the city's libraries and museums, and highlights that their time in Theresienstadt was particularly meaningful. Wiesel commends Oberfalzer and his staff for arranging interesting meetings and discussions and for their excellent handling of the visit. He concludes by expressing a desire to work together with Oberfalzer and the Patriae Foundation in the future.

Miriam writes to her aunt Rebecca, telling her of the recent visitors to her home and the logistics to her upcoming trip to see family in the North.

Still affected by the death of her brother Simon, Rebecca writes to her sister-in-law Maria, thanking her for her consolation. She also updates her on the health and travels of family and friends.

A brief, handwritten personal note from Oprah to Elie, dated February 3, 2006. The note conveys affection, stating, "Dearest Elie, I'm sending you more kisses than I can count." It concludes with a warm closing and a signature from Oprah.

Slowey tells her friend Rebecca of her sadness after the departure of her sister Sally’s family who visited for the first time in eleven years. She also teases Rebecca for her flight of fancy and implores her to come for a visit.