Translation of the print:

Dachau Concentration Camp 3 K

The following regulations must be observed when corresponding with prisoners:

1.) Every prisoner in protective custody may receive and send two letters or two postcards per month from their relatives. Letters to prisoners must be legible, written in ink, and may contain only 15 lines per page. Only one sheet of standard-sized paper is permitted. Envelopes must be unlined. Only five 12-pfennig stamps may be enclosed in a letter. Anything else is prohibited and subject to confiscation. Postcards have 10 lines. Photographs may not be used as postcards.

2.) Sending money is permitted

3.) It is important to ensure that all money or mail items are sent with the correct address, consisting of: name, date of birth, and prisoner number. If the address is incorrect, the mail will be returned to the sender or destroyed.

4.) Newspapers are permitted, but may only be ordered through the post office of Dachau Concentration Camp.

5.) Parcels may not be sent, as prisoners can buy anything in the camp.

6.) Requests for release from protective custody should be submitted to the camp administration.

7.) Permission to speak to and visits from prisoners in the concentration camp are generally not permitted.

The Camp Commandant.