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  • Collection: Transatlantic Connections

Keyes writes from Munich. He talks about accomodations, landlords, and the family's adjustment to life in the city.

Keyes writes from Nuremberg. He touches on the family's departure from Munich and German art and culture.

Charles Keyes takes family--with wife Sarah, nee Naumann--to Germany for academic year in 1912. Written on board the ocean liner to Britain.

Letter from Max Rehder in early years of First World War to relatives in Iowa. Max is notably confident and strikes a cheery tone.

Letter from Max Rehder to relatives in Iowa in 1920. He comments pessimisstically upon the post-war sitation and local business prospects.

Letter to Thedor Rehder from his German relative Max Rehder from Zurich in 1922.
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