Klaus lists items of clothing he would like sent to him. He also requests a money order. He complains he has received nothing as of yet. He also mentions a previous card sent by his mother on May 11.

The telegram, sent at 5:35am from Berlin to München, reads: "Unteroffizier (non-commisioned officer) Feuchtwanger has not yet been registered = central registry ="

Medi writes from Israel to Klaus and Stefanie, who are in New York, to inform them of Martin's death.

Picture of Martin and Stefanie Feuchtwanger sprawled on the grass while on a hike near some woods.

Martin and Stefanie Feuchtwanger pose in formal dress. This is presumably their wedding photo.

Taken by a professional photography company in Halle, this picture shows Martin and Stefanie Feuchtwanger seated in front, while some friends (identities unknown) stand behind them. Everyone is in formal attire.

Martin and Stefanie poes with baby Klaus. The date is approximate. Martin is dressed in his military uniform.

Martin Feuchtwanger stands in uniform (far left) with four other officers.

This photo of Martin Feuchtwanger (second from left) and his fellow soldiers is a postcard, sent to his family in Halle from Field Station 87.

Martin, Stefanie and Klaus Feuchtwanger, along with Stefanie's parents, relax in bathing suits while on vacation.