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LETTRE d'ALIX à son PERE 1889

 

 

ohsoromanov:

A letter from Alix.

I can’t speak German, but I’m hoping someone else does! All I can read is “Papa” at the top. I’m thinking this was probably to her father. Unless she called someone else Papa.

ohsoromanov:

A letter from Alix.

I can’t speak German, but I’m hoping someone else does! All I can read is “Papa” at the top. I’m thinking this was probably to her father. Unless she called someone else Papa.

 

 

historyinspires:

It says:
September 8th, 1889My dearest, best father,these lines shall (actually the sentence is not complete, the verb is missing) you my most affectionate and heartfelt congratulations for your (…)I remain with a thousand kisses, your ever faithful, loving daughter, AlickyI hope someone who’s interested in this reads my translation. 
naotmaa:

ohsoromanov:

A letter from Alix.

I can’t speak German, but I’m hoping someone else does! All I can read is “Papa” at the top. I’m thinking this was probably to her father. Unless she called someone else Papa. 


I’m starting to think that this letter was cut off, if the verb was missing. Alix, who was raised with the German language from birth, would most definitely not forget to add in the verb. Has anyone found this letter in say, Lifelong Passion? I’m not with my books at the moment, would someone else check? Thank you!

historyinspires:

It says:

September 8th, 1889
My dearest, best father,
these lines shall (actually the sentence is not complete, the verb is missing) you my most affectionate and heartfelt congratulations for your (…)
I remain with a thousand kisses, your ever faithful, loving daughter, Alicky

I hope someone who’s interested in this reads my translation.

naotmaa:

ohsoromanov:

A letter from Alix.

I can’t speak German, but I’m hoping someone else does! All I can read is “Papa” at the top. I’m thinking this was probably to her father. Unless she called someone else Papa.

I’m starting to think that this letter was cut off, if the verb was missing. Alix, who was raised with the German language from birth, would most definitely not forget to add in the verb. Has anyone found this letter in say, Lifelong Passion? I’m not with my books at the moment, would someone else check? Thank you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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