English Translation

35 MRS.GEORGE KARL BODENSCHATZ THE DARTMOUTH-4A LOUISVILLE,KY. March 23, 39 Mr R.H. Frank, Richenberg,Germany: My dear Mr. Frank; The last few days have been so eventful for your country and yourself that I am taking the liberty of extending to you my personal con- congratulations on the Happiness which has come to your people and to you for your promotion to the high post in your country. Just at this time it is rare difficult for thoseiof üs who are so interested in establishing better relations between your country and mine but I am always hopeful that the time will come in the not too distant future when the people of the United States and those of Germany will-come to a_better understanding. The American people, as a people, have no animosity towards Germany,but the enemies of Germany in the United States are very powerful and have made it al- most impossible for the general public to get the truth about what is going on in the Reich. This summer my husband and myself will again be in Germany and I trust it will be possible for us