Letter from Rabbi Ch. P. Lubinski to Dr. Lichtigfeld

CH. P. LUBINSKI RABBI OF THE JEWISH CONGREGATION HANNOVER, den Wittekindstr. 34 Fernruf 416 90 November 11, 1947 Dear Dr. Lichtigfeld, I am very interested to hear from you, whether you have arrived back well. Unfortunately, I have not heard anything from you yet. Regarding the matter of supplying the Jewish prisoners with kosher provisions, I can inform you that this is being handled and taken care of from here. The matter of kosher provisions for the camps Emden and Senkwaarden has already been resolved, with the result that the meat is already being delivered from Hannover. I am in constant contact with the camps. As for the kosher provisions for Camp Belsen, I can inform you that Mar Laren and Mr. Otway have taken care of this matter. I have the approval that not only 50% but 100% kosher can be delivered. For the Exodus people, I urgently need various religious books. Regarding these people, I have all the help from the English authorities. They will not be regarded as DPs. In the new camps, things are still not entirely in order, but certainly much better than in Peppendorf and Am Stau. I would be pleased to hear from you again soon and greet you with (Torah greetings) Your devoted -Ch.R. Lubinski P.S. Mr. Lipski from the Jewish Relief Unit accuses me that the candles for Niedersachsen have not arrived.

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