Letter. Róza thanks ALG for his letter, the inquiry after her life, and his kindness to help her out in exile. In the fullest detail Róza tells ALG the story of her life between the two World Wars and during the ensuing dismal conditions of 1945. As a result, in 1948 she was fleeing the horrible conditions in the country. Now she works in England but would like to find a better job in America to be able to support her old mother and her daughter as well. She asks ALG to help on her behalf. Since they haven't met yet, she encloses small pictures of herself and is certain that ALG remembers her uncle, Dr. Farkas Géza. Hungarian