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Correspondence between Einstein and Hugenholtz
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Archive J.B.Th. Hugenholtz



Hugenholtz, 196
Dossier Einstein in the archive of the Dutch pacifist and clergyman Johannes B. Th. Hugenholtz (1888-1973) about peace initiatives,
1931-1933

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J.B.Th. Hugenholtz, inventory number 196

Hugenholtz, 196
Copies of eight letters, which were alienated from the Hugenholtz archive in 1960. Present location of the originals unknown.
1932-1933

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Hugenholtz, 196
A design by Dirk Hart, Amsterdam June - July
1933
for a share of one guilder for the International Peace House
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Hugenholtz, 196
Article by Hugenholtz for The Christian Science Monitor,
2 July 1955

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Hugenholtz, 196
Why war? "Open letters" between Einstein & Freud
January 1934

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