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content1=:::::::::::Le Havre le 20
 
 
:Chers Parents
::::Une mauvaise nouvelle ! On
aurait , parait-il , enlevè ce matin
en camions , tout le mobilier du 32.
Je ne peux rien faire . La seule
solution pour être fixè c'est que
Doat , au nom de maman , se
renseigne , via le notaire d'ici par
exemple.
:::A part ça , rien de neuf.
:::Baisers <big><u>R.</u></big>
 
 
:Bien reçu colis livres et celui de jus de
:fruit . Merci.
:Partiront aujourd'hui 1 ou 2 caisses
avec des napperons et les doublures
Empire.
|content2=:::::::::::Le Havre the 20
 
 
:Dear Parents
::::A piece of bad news ! We
would have , it seems, taken this morning
in trucks ,  all furniture of the 32.
I can do nothing . The only
solution to be fixed is that
Doat , in the name of maman ,
finding out , via the notary from here for
example.
:::Besides that , nothing new.
:::Kisses <big><u>R.</u></big>
 
 
:Received well books parcel and those of fruit
:juice . Thanks.
:They will leave today 1 or 2 cases
with placemats and Empire
liners.
}}
 
 
}}
|date=2023-08-22
|date=2023-08-22
|source=This was written by [[Raymond Auguste Traumann]] to his parents. It would have been then obtained by [[Jacques Louis Traumann]] which then would have been obtained by his son Eric, who then gave it to his grandson Paul Sidle, who now retains current ownership. It was then scanned.
|source=This was written by [[Raymond Auguste Traumann]] to his parents. It would have been then obtained by [[Jacques Louis Traumann]] which then would have been obtained by his son Eric, who then gave it to his grandson Paul Sidle, who now retains current ownership. It was then scanned.

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English: Raymond Auguste Traumann



Le Havre le 20


Chers Parents
Une mauvaise nouvelle ! On
aurait , parait-il , enlevè ce matin
en camions , tout le mobilier du 32.
Je ne peux rien faire . La seule
solution pour être fixè c'est que
Doat , au nom de maman , se
renseigne , via le notaire d'ici par
exemple.
A part ça , rien de neuf.
Baisers R.


Bien reçu colis livres et celui de jus de
fruit . Merci.
Partiront aujourd'hui 1 ou 2 caisses
avec des napperons et les doublures
Empire.

Le Havre the 20


Dear Parents
A piece of bad news ! We
would have , it seems, taken this morning
in trucks , all furniture of the 32.
I can do nothing . The only
solution to be fixed is that
Doat , in the name of maman ,
finding out , via the notary from here for
example.
Besides that , nothing new.
Kisses R.


Received well books parcel and those of fruit
juice . Thanks.
They will leave today 1 or 2 cases
with placemats and Empire
liners.

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This was written by Raymond Auguste Traumann to his parents. It would have been then obtained by Jacques Louis Traumann which then would have been obtained by his son Eric, who then gave it to his grandson Paul Sidle, who now retains current ownership. It was then scanned.

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2023-08-22

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Raymond Auguste Traumann

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