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Ferraro, Geraldine

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Fordham Law SchoolFLASH: The Fordham Law Archive of Scholarship and HistoryInternational Correspondence7-20-1984Letter from a German Supporter to GeraldineFerraroGeraldine FerraroFollow this and additional works at: https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/vice_presidential_campaign_correspondence_1984_internationalPart of the Law CommonsThis Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Correspondence at FLASH: The Fordham Law Archive of Scholarship and History. It hasbeen accepted for inclusion in International by an authorized administrator of FLASH: The Fordham Law Archive of Scholarship and History. Formore information, please contact tmelnick@law.fordham.edu.Recommended CitationFerraro, Geraldine, "Letter from a German Supporter to Geraldine Ferraro" (1984). International. 36.https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/vice_presidential_campaign_correspondence_1984_international/364 t ,    0-2800 Bremen 1 Federal Republic of Germany To the Future Vice-President of the United States of America Mrs. Geraldine Ferraro Washington O. C. I U. S. A. Greatly revered Mrs. Ferraro, Bremen, July 20th, 1984 / I take the liberty to send you, greatly revered Mrs. Ferraro, very kind regards from the north of the Federal Republic of Germany, viz. from the free Hanseatic town of Bremen. I am much interested in the events in your marvellous country. Many of my country fellowmen and I myself were very glad because you were nominated as candidate for the place of the future Vice-President of the U. S. A. I wish you from heart for the marvellous, but also responsible task always good health and furthermore much success in politics. I am sure that the Federal Republic of Germany does not only belong to the main business partners of your country, but is attached to your people and friendly connected to them. May I now connect my lines with a cordial request? I should be extremely thankful to you and should be very glad to get from you, greatly revered Mrs. Ferraro, a photo with signature in own hand (on the front-side). The cause why the signature should be put in own hand on the front-side is that the photo, after being framed by me, shall get a place of honour. A positive reply would cause a great joy here. I like to enclose a newspaper cutting. I like to assure you that your country has many friends in Germany. Alas, during the last years it turned out that we did not get a reply regarding our requests from America and if we get a reply, magnificent photos are being provided with an autopen-signature. That would be unthinkable here. By the way, the gazettes here have reported that you are not only a skill-ful politician, but also an attractive women. Trusting that you, greatly revered Mrs. Ferraro, may comply with my cor-dial request, I wish you for the presend and future tasks in politics always the right decision and remain with special reverence, Encl. 1 newspaper cutting (Clerk in Brem the Senator for Education School Affairs - 62 years old) . GAF DATA ERTR.Y FORM ( PERSONAL INFORMATION Title: * · 1 . ____ Fint R-= ==  ___ -------Lut Hmle: ___ __ - - - - -Middle 8-:• Salutation:  = = = =-___ _ I Addrea• 1: __ r-U-~@-12~L Addru• 2:* __________________________________ _ City: F-e..IJ.Jkf-·_fi.~ ____ ;__ Bta<a: __ Zip;-----CORUSPORDBNCE IRFOIMATIOH DEMOORAPBIC DP'OIMArlOR * .d/i c:Gde 1: _ (1_\_ - d/i code 2: - - - - - d/1 code 3: - - - - - d/i cada 4& - - -- -·• All. it- ..rkad with ·* are optioaal, im:ludiDg all d/i coclu. All. it- not -rited with * .ut be filled 1D ft~ ~h· ~,._,,."~-~ _.,,, ftft. -~~---· ~h· .. ..........c_ 

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