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I have one (or possibly two) letters written to (or very possibly by) my great-grandmother, who left Bialystok in 1920. The language is either Hebrew or Yiddish, neither of which I would really understand even if I could transliterate the words.
Do I know anyone who can read and translate 100yo handwritten Hebrew script if I scan it to you?
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It does turn out to be Yiddish, and apparently the handwriting is nowhere near as tidy as I thought, but I will definitely send you a PDF of what I've got later today! A very kind Discorder is working on it for me but having multiple options to triangulate from would be great. ♥