Other family letters

Identifier: SSF/1/6
Language of Description: English
Dates: 1 Jan 1860 - 31 Dec 1925
Source: EHRI Partner

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2 items

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This series contains two pieces of correspondence between members of the Freud family: one between Sigmund and Emanuel Freud, and one between Morris Freud and Matilda [Bloomah] Freud.

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1. The University of Manchester Library (2)

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Letter from Sigmund Freud to Emanuel Freud
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/1/6/1
- English
- 1860-1869
- 1 sheet Some tears to edges and folds of page.
- Updated 6 years ago
A childhood letter sent in response to a letter from Emanuel's son, Sam Freud, which he could not understand. It sends greetings to the family in England.
Letter from Morris Freud to Matilda [Bloomah] Freud
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/1/6/2
- English
- 1925
- 1 sheet
- Updated 6 years ago
Sent from The Athenaeum Club, Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Is glad to hear that his mother is recovering from her bronchitis. Sends general news of the weather and news from the town.

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Letter from Sigmund Freud to Emanuel Freud

Letter from Morris Freud to Matilda [Bloomah] Freud