RG-08.15, Letter from Dr. Kurth to Dr. Simmel with regard to the published book, December 23, 1946 | NCP-LA
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Title:
RG-08.15, Letter from Dr. Kurth to Dr. Simmel with regard to the published book, December 23, 1946
Date:
December 23, 1946
ID:
RG-08.15
Repository:
NCP-LA
Found in:
Dr. Ernest Simmel, Papers, 1908 -- 1946
Item 15: RG-08.15, Letter from Dr. Kurth to Dr. Simmel with regard to the published book, December 23, 1946, December 23, 1946
Item 15: RG-08.15, Letter from Dr. Kurth to Dr. Simmel with regard to the published book, December 23, 1946, December 23, 1946Creators:
Dr. Ernst Simmel, scholar, psychoanalyst, founder of the Schloss Tegel hospital (1882 --1947)
Dr. Gertrud Kurth, publishing editor for International University Press, Inc. New York (1946, 1947)
Dr. Gordon Allport, Professor of Psychology, Harvard University (December 1946)
Dr. Gertrud Kurth, publishing editor for International University Press, Inc. New York (1946, 1947)
Dr. Gordon Allport, Professor of Psychology, Harvard University (December 1946)
Subjects:
A letter from Dr. Allport to Dr. Kurth with regard to historical value of Simme's book
Applied Psychoanalysis, Theory of Antisemitism
Dr. Allport, praiseworthy note with regard to the Simmel's book
Dr. Ernest Simmel, correspondences
Dr. Simmel, correspondence with Dr. Gertrud Kurth, publishing editor, Antisemitism, a Social Disease
Gordon Allport, Preface to Antisemitism: A Social Disease, 1946
Reflections on the collection of essays, Antisemitism a Social Disease
Applied Psychoanalysis, Theory of Antisemitism
Dr. Allport, praiseworthy note with regard to the Simmel's book
Dr. Ernest Simmel, correspondences
Dr. Simmel, correspondence with Dr. Gertrud Kurth, publishing editor, Antisemitism, a Social Disease
Gordon Allport, Preface to Antisemitism: A Social Disease, 1946
Reflections on the collection of essays, Antisemitism a Social Disease
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