Postcard sent from the front by Rozentsveyg to his daughter, "Mayechka" Rozentsveyg, September 15, 1943

Postcard sent by Rozentsveyg, a soldier who is undergoing intensive training for lieutenants on the Leningrad front, to his daughter "Mayechka" Rozentsveyg in Yoshkar-Ola Mari ASSR, September 15, 1943. Illustration on front: 1st Krasnodolinny bridge in Pavlovsky Park, built 1860, Architect: I. Potolov. Handwritten message on reverse: "Dear Mayechka! Why haven't you written to me in a long time? How has the start of your new school year been? I am very interested in all of that. I sent mama her notes and your old books -- more stories. I sent you your book 'Teremok' for 1st grade, which you receive in school. Love to you, Papa. Write. I'm waiting for letters and news from Mama."Digital imageExhibited: "Letters from the Front: Jewish War Heroes," organized by the Center for Jewish History and the Blavatnik Family Foundation, 2005Part of an online exhibition "Letters from the Front: Jewish War Heroes," maintained by the Center for Jewish History at http://www.lettersfront.org