MS Mus. 1813/2/1/27/3

Correspondence involving or relating to individuals or organisations with names beginning H-: Karl Haas, Mr. Elmer de Haan of Colombo, Mr. S. Habibi of Tel-Aviv, Ph. Hakkert Jr. (music dealers of Rotterdam), Pauline Hall of Oslo, Edward Colegrove of Hall the Printer (of Oxford), Halmstad Musikhandel (Sweden), Prof. Uno Hammarlöw of Lugano, Kurt Hampel of Düsseldorf, T. Rupenyan Hanberk (music dealers of Istanbul), Mr. B. Hansson of Malmö, E. Daker Harley, Wolter Hattink & Creyghton (music dealers of Copenhagen), Jugo Herrmann of Donaueschingen, A. Haeringer, Harmonia Uitgevereij of Hilversum, Johannes de Heer & Zoon (music dealers of Rotterdam), Leopold Heidrich (music dealers of Vienna), Professor Robert Heger of Berlin, Werner Heim, Miss Ildikó Mary Heimler (a survivor of the Auschzwitz death camp; of Marringdean, Longfield Hill, Kent, with reference from Miss M. Barlow, Headmistress of the County Technical School for Girls, Gravesend), Musik Helbling of Zurich, Hendry Brothers Ltd. of London, George de Hemptinne of La Pinte (Belgium), Max Hengartner of Zurich (conductor), Éditions Henn of Geneva, Mr. Herbert E. Herlitschka of London, Theo Herrmann (of Hamburg, singer), Willy Hess of Winterthur, Edition Heuwekemeyer of Amsterdam, David Higham (of Pearn, Pollinger and Higham Ltd., with reference to Ronald Duncan), Mr. L. Herzenstein of Paris (along with Kenneth Wright of the BBC and Ricordi America, regarding the fortieth anniversary of the death of Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov), Ralph Hill of the Penguin Music Magazine, Gertrude Hirsch of Lausanne, Victor Hochhauser of the Music for Charity Society (with biographical note on Richard Strauss), reference to Gustav Holst's 'The Planets' Suite, Joh. Hoogendijk of Haarschingen, Eugène de'Hooghe (engineer) A. C. J. P. Hoorman of Rotterdam, Freda Houson of Accrington, a Mrs Housser, Étienne Houvet of Chartres, Mr. G. Hoyen (c/o the American Embassy, Paris), Michael Hurley of Roosendaal, Holland, Prof. M. Hulsemann of Luxembourg, and Prof. A. J. B. Hutchings of the University of Durham. With a colour postcard of the R. M. S. 'Mauretania'.

This file was originally untitled and held in a packet marked 'Dr. Roth Old Files, L-R, 1946; Dr. Roth, H-J, 1948'.