Letter of Dr. Julius Wasserman, Holocaust survivor from Lemberg, written in Boston to the New York Forverts editorial board on the muder of his family during the Holocaust and his experiences after the war in Lemberg, a DP camp in Germany, and the United States The letter has no date: Murder of his parents; murder of his siblings; murder of his wife and only son who was two years old; liberation by the Red Army; return to Lemberg; refusal of Poles to allow Wasserman to enter the house he was raised in; military service as a hospital department director under Russian supervision; military service as a physician working more than 42 hour shifts in a DP camp hospital in Germany; attitude of the Jews in the United States; the letter was sent in response to the Forverts newspaper writing competition where Holocaust survivors wrote about their new home in the United States, My New Home America.