English Translation

101 101 . Rudolf Pauly Kablow/Mark, 13 January 1945 ub. Königswusterhausen Mr. Ernst H.a n a u e r M unc n e n = - - = = - Prielmayerstr. 12 III Dear Mr. Hanauer ! The optimism of Mr. Julius Bauer has not turned out. I am an optimist in the work and the success of the work, but I hope nothing of chance and of third parties. Therefore, because I always judge my own work and try to reach my goal, I myself have become an optimatist. If I didn't call this one, then I would have sat down for Sülzha n long ago, held my legs to the beautiful oven and only if the sun was shining would I have gone out to the door. By the way, I would only have drunk the Wilch if it were fat enough and ate the ham if they could have more than 20 pounds. So I banged around in Kablow. Thank you very much for your letter and your proposal. I do not believe that the solution you have proposed is possible and that the Anbat I and 2 is not possible because the horse stable does not have enough light and air when the cultivation is carried out. Secondly, I certainly do not get the permission to build up to the border in the way you have suggested. Thirdly, the overall picture would not be beautiful. I readily admit that, first, the enlarged courtyard room is worth a lot, second, that the light for the house, albeit little, is affected. You know that the half of the Nohnhaus, which is located on the road, is finished according to your plans, and the other half could not be rebuilt because of the construction bans. According to the new plans, at the bottom of the new building there will be 1 window, in the upper room 1 bathroom window and a hall window. Otherwise the whole side to the newly built building has no windows.