General correspondence

Title

General correspondence

Shelfmark

MS. Berlin 110

Summary

Predominantly semi-official correspondence while working for British Information Services in New York and Washington

Includes letters from and copies of letters to:

(fols. 217-218) W.G.S. Adams, 1943

(fols. 116-117, 128) A.J. Ayer, about getting Ayer's children back to Britain, 1943

(fols. 47, 118-23, 134-5, 166-8, 181, 190, 204-6, 226-7, 263) R.J. Cruikshank, 1942-3

(fols. 130-3, 154-6) Frank Darvall, 1943

(fols. 89, 191) Anne Fremantle, 1942-3

(fol. 228) Sylvester Gates, 1943

(fols. 99, 109-10, 136, 202, 219) Alexander Halpern, 1942-3

(fols. 165, 207) Angus Malcom, 1943

(fols. 148, 229-36) Sir David Scott, including reports on visits to the United States by Anthony Eden and Winston Churchill, 1943

(fols. 79-80, 151, 209, 211) Chaim Weizmann, 1942-3

and letters from

(fols. 144-147, 176) John Wheeler-Bennett, 1943

(fols. 106-107) Paul Gore-Booth, 1942

(fol. 32) Lord David Cecil, 1942

(fols. 11, 40) E.M. Chilver, 1941-1942

(fol. 16) Lettice Fisher, 1941

(fol. 31) Barbara Halpern, 1942

(fol. 33) W.F.R. Hardie, 1942

(fol. 41) Christopher Hill, 1942

(fols. 264-246) Raimund von Hofmannsthal, 1943

(fol. 29) D.P.T. Jay, 1942

(fols. 115b, 115d, 194) Baronne Johanna Lambert, 1943

(fols. 124-125, 180) Arthur Lourie, 1943

(fol. 42) Sir Robert Mayer, 1942

(fol. 5) Gilbert Murray, about Berlin's book on Marx, 1941

(fol. 150) Allardyce Nicoll, 1943

(fols. 64-78) Reinhold Niebuhr, 1942

(fol. 250) Solomon Rachmilevich, 1943

(fol. 216) N.V. Riasanovsky, 1943

(fols. 37-39, 44-46) Cressida Ridley, about her husband Jasper being taken prisoner, 1942

(fol. 59) Baron Guy de Rothschild, 1942

(fols. 184-185) Meyer Schapiro, 1943

(fol. 1) A.H. Smith, about arrangements at New College during Berlin's absence in the United States, including letting his rooms to Mendel Berlin, 1941

(fols. 49-50) Vera Weizmann, 1942

Date

Jan. 1941-July 1943

Language

English

Physical extent

265 Leaves