Framed Eleanor Roosevelt signed letter to aid American Jewish fundraising after WWII Proclaim Liberty along with the date

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Framed Eleanor Roosevelt signed letter to aid American Jewish fundraising after WWII Proclaim Liberty along with the dateUpdated November 18: This has been sold. A framed collection featuring a photograph of Eleanor Roosevelt alongside a signed letter addressed to Mr. Safir. In the letter, Roosevelt appeals for a generous donation to support the Jewish community after World War II and to aid American Jewish fundraising efforts: The memory of what I saw in Europe since the war is still so deeply etched in my mind that I consider it my duty to do everything I can to help