Another in the Friesch/Klara chain of letters, dated 4th of February 1942. This one is my favourite visually, as it has retained its postage stamp. On all the others, the stamps have either been removed or were never present in the first place.
This is a curious one for me, as the details of the sender are written on a piece of tape on the outside of the envelope. There is an ink stamp beneath it, but I can’t make it out. The letter inside is much neater in presentation than the last ones, and appears to have been written with a pen as opposed to pencil.

It also seems this one was sent from within Germany. Some distance from the location of the last letter, although there is quite a large gap between this one and the one that preceded it. Would it be a reasonable assumption that our man has, at this point, been sent home from the front?

Best regards, B.B.