Ho comprato una rivista di fotografia del 1949 in un mercatino delle pulci tedesco e al suo interno ho trovato questa lettera scritta a mano (?). Potete aiutarmi a tradurlo?

https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1rtn65w

di Vivid-Diver-6779

7 commenti

  1. VoiceOfLondon on

    Paracetamol, 3 times daily, after a meal. Follow with a copious amount of water.

  2. This has got to be someone fucking with you. Theres no way thats from the 20th century

  3. It’s not a complete letter. It’s starting mid sentence but sure give me about an hour and I’ll write it up.

  4. maxivonderfaxi on

    Damn, I love his cursive. Looks so stylish but very well readable at the same time.

  5. I read it all but I’m too lazy to write it down. Someone found a good book. 

  6. fontofile on

    I asked chatGPT and this came out for page 5

    5

    … erwarten, was daraus

    wird. Gegen den Wind bar-

    fuß Wellen spielend, Kind.

    Natürlich bekommst Du so-

    fort Nachricht. Außerdem

    bin ich bald wieder bei Euch.

    Wenigstens Deine Schwes-

    ter war bei mir schon jetzt,

    nachdem neulich bei M. hab

    ich etwas so fliegendes von

    N. in der Hand gehalten. Du

    würdest Deine helle Freude

    dran haben. Etwas für eine

    „Nation wie Dich und für ihren

    Mann :)“ Über Gärten, Blumen,

    Viechern, über die See und

    über Frau Gleichmut, über

    Güte und Bitte, Verliebthei-

    ten, Gott und die Welt. So

    etwas Anmutiges und dabei

    so drastisches ist über all

    diese Dinge noch nicht geschrie-

    ben worden. Sehr amüsie-

    ren. Dünne Leseprobe von

    „ein Gartenbuch“. Du, das

    ganze Buch duftet danach,

    or English translation

    5

    …expect what will come of it. Playing barefoot against the wind, child.

    Of course, you’ll hear from me right away. Besides, I’ll be back with you soon.

    At least your sister was already with me, after I held something so ethereal by N. in my hand the other day at M.’s. You would be delighted with it. Something for a “nation like you and for her husband :)” About gardens, flowers, animals, the sea and Lady Equanimity, about kindness and supplication, infatuations, God and the world. Something so graceful and yet so drastic has never been written about all these things. Very amusing. A thin sample from “a garden book.” You know, the whole book smells of it.

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