Papers relating to Eduard Dietze and 'Mary of Arnhem'
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Includes photocopies of correspondence from 1946 to 1948 between Eduard Dietze, Controller of the North-West European Service controlling radio broadcasts directed to England, Ireland, and Holland between 1943 and 1945, and Eduard Rhein, founder of the magazine Horzu; an article entitled 'Wer wa...
Papers relating to Gisela Rost and Norman Baillie-Stewart
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Includes photocopies of Rost’s war time and post-war Arbeitsbuch (work book, a government issued document); references from her period as Norman Baillie-Stewart’s secretary at the German Foreign Ministry; post-war letters from Baillie-Stewart to Rost; correspondence of Rost and Michael Forman, t...
Contains a copy of a letter from Taviner to Oswald Mosley (Dec 1933), with a typescript; a letter from William Joyce to Taviner (Oct 1937) referring to Taviner’s letter to Mosley; a photocopy of a press cutting [1939] indicating Taviner’s intention to sue Mosley for slander; press cuttings from ...
Pocket diary of Lydia Susie Richardson, mother of Ralph, recording a stay in Fürstenwalde, Germany. The diary records Lydia education as a boarder at a school in Fürstenwalde and details her lessons, relationships with other students, and diet. The second half of the diary is written in German. ...
The ASLIB Microfilm Service was established in April 1942 and ran until December 1945. Its purpose was to provide microfilm copies, or enlarged prints, of journals reaching the UK from enemy and enemy‐occupied countries. These would otherwise be inaccessible to the majority of research workers. ...
Bernhard Wildner and Felix Wildner: World War I Letters to their Father
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First World War letters written home by two sibling German soldiers, Bernhard and Felix Wildner, to their father, Oswald Wildner. The letters are written from French and Russian fronts. The file comprises: 30 letters and cards (1914-1918) from Bernhard Wildner; 26 letters and cards from Felix ...
Material relating to The Making of Moo, including correspondence with The English Stage Company, a printed script translation in German and reviews of the play's premiere in the Plays and Players magazine, which features some production photographs.
Engagement with the New York Society of Individual Psychology
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Contains correspondence to Nigel Dennis relating to his role as a secretary of the New York Society of Individual Psychology as well as meeting minutes and working papers of the Society. Also included are articles written by the Austrian psychologist Alfred Adler concerning his individual psychol...