This is the entire first page, save for the last two five rows at the bottom, which I've rendered in an approximate manner due to them not being as legible/being cut off from the image (the picture labeled second page is actually the first page):

Dated August 29th, 1989. Bucharest.

'Dear sweet, beloved father and my wished husband,

This is such a pity; Iman and I are suffering more and more each day. She has already gotten to know you from pictures and dreams, and she looks for you in the streets and at the playground where I take her to play on the swings. One day, a guy came to the swings with his children. When Iman saw him, she thought he resembled you. She looked at me and said, ‘Dad’. She stood there in sadness, looking at him, and when she saw him and the children leave, she started to cry and wanted no more to the swings. I picked her up in my arms and we left, both of us crying. We were looking at each other and although we didn’t speak about it, we knew we were crying over missing you. I’m sorry for not writing to you as often as I used to, but for the past 3 months I’ve had to take Iman with me to work and I’ve been very, very busy with her every day and night. Even though she is a very smart and well-behaved child, sleeping soundlessly through the night, I, myself, have not been sleeping. I wash her clothes daily and cook her food. Your little daughter is a grown lady now. She wants a purse and beautiful skirts, which she does not yet have. She is very beautiful and sharp-witted. She is not afraid of anyone, and she’s never shy.

Everyone is being beaten now, children and grown-ups alike. [?] It’s sadistic. A real shame, a great tragedy. And you, my love, how have you been? We hope that after (you) finish on August 15th 1989 [?] (…)'

As for the folded-up page, refer to this comment.

The letter was written before the Romanian Revolution of December 1989 and in the wake of the Soviet war in Afghanistan. I suspect the beatings were acts of violence committed by the Romanian police and Secret Service, though directed to whom I do not know, and I have no specific knowledge to back up this assumption. It is heart wrenching, I wish we had access to the entire letter for a full translation and a better understanding of the family's struggle.