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Address book
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Transcription: Mr., Mrs. also Miss & Master Bligh, Langfuhr, Hermannshöferweg, 6. M. et Mme Charles J. Beuriger et Mesdemoiselles Joe et Thyra Beuriger, at present Swiss Consul de carrière Dublin Mr. & Mrs R. Mackenzie Buchan, former H.B.M. Consul de Danzig Herr & Frau P. Batzer, Senator late Vice-President Popular Assembly Zoppot, Schäferstrasse, 30ª Seine Hochwürden der Bischof von Danzig Herr Johanes Beermann und Frau Danzig, Heiligegeistgasse, 95 Herr Senator Adalbert Boeck u. Frau Zoppot, Konradshammerstrasse, 10. Herr Kurt Haus Birkholtz, Consul honoraire Columbien International News Services - United Press of America (Hearst Papers) Danzig-Langfuhr, Kastanienweg 9/10. Herr Kommerzienrat E. Behuke, p.p.c. formerly Consul Général de Suède honoraire Danzig, Karrenwall, 2 Herr Otto Behuke u. Frau formely Vice-Consul de Suède Zoppot, Stolzenfelsallee, 24. ./. P.T.O.
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Transcription: Herr und Frau F. Leslie Berger, Langfuhr, Steffensweg, 18. Herr Kurt Block, Consul de ... honoraire u. Frau Danzig-Langfuhr, Uphagenweg, 3. M. A. Birsneeks, Consul Général de Lettonie à Dantzig (de carrière) Doyen du Corps Consulaire à Dantzig. et Madame Birsneeks, Dzg.-Langfuhr, Jäschkentalerweg, 3. M. et Mme Hans Boyel, late Swiss Consul (left Danzig) Herr Regierungsrat Dr. H. Blume Senat der Fr. Stadt Dzg. Fräulein Martha Blume (Sister of Dr. Blume) Vorst. Graben 39 Il Dzg. Mr. & Mrs. John H. Bruins late Consul of U.S.A. at Danzig now Praga Commander & Mrs. Th. Burton (left Danzig for Australia) Staatsrat Dr. jur. Viktor Böttcher u. Frau Zoppot - Karlikauerstr. 23 LL. EE. M. et Mme von Below-Rutzau, Schlatau - ... Powiat Puck - Pomorze Herr Helmut Bergmann, German Vice-Consul (has left Danzig.) S.E. le Ministre Beck, (passing through Danzig.) ./. P.T.O.
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Diary 10: April - December 1941
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Transcription: GENEVA, August 8th 1941 Dear Frank, Of course I knew how long your diplomatic bag is en route; and you knew I knew. So I presume it is some doubt as to the propriety. Will you therefore please ask for permission for me to send an occasional letter addressed to (1) a Cabinet Minister or official; or (2) a Member of the Dail or Senate? Without any difficulty I am allowed to send letters with the diplomatic correspondence of half a dozen Governments (and some very important neutral Governments) and that not only to official people. I shall be surprised if it is forbidden for me to send a letter to one of the leading members of the Dail. If you have already instructions on the matter please say so. Yours sincerely, His Excellency F. T. CREMINS, Irish Legation, 24, Beatusstrasse, BERNE
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Transcription: Left page -2- I have reason to believe, he got an order. This is old history and was completely overlooked and infinite patience exercised; yet, now again I am unwillingly uncomfortable and uncertain about his general influence in his present place. It does me good to get this off my chest; so please put up with it and be sure I shall do everything I can and be most gratified if it can succeed in keeping things going smoothly. 4 - I am going to take the precaution of sending you in the next day or two in a separate envelope, a copy of the conditions drawn up by himself as to his departure. Please just hold them for reference. P.S. Did J. get on as well as usual with H. while he was there? One or two signs which reached me from him made me a little bit uneasy, although there was absolutely no direct reference. Right page P1/10 (13) ETE DES NATIONS LEAGUE OF NATIONS Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, N.J. No. 41. June 19th, 1941. PERSONAL My dear Jack, Yours No. 13. I am full of sympathy for you and have seen enough at first hand to realise how unfortunately true what you say is. It was this first-hand experience at close quarters which I had never really had before that made me understand that the trouble was very largely physical and, I fear, quite incurable. But there is also a certain pathological history resulting from the last war which he himself has explained to me. These phenomena are, of course, likely to become more dangerous when he is not working in a big administrative machine with a whole hierarchy of officials to present or substantiate the facts I wonder if you have thought about this. He lost some time ago the secretary who had acquired a long historical knowledge of these facts and you can scarcely expect any junior person coming in to act as an adequate brake either on fact or emotion, though I must say I was much impressed on occasion by the common-sense brake which was applied by the girl he now has. My inclination would be to consider whether you could not reinforce his equipment by putting some old stager at his disposal. I do not, of course, know if anyone is available nor how far Mlle. Rohde could fill this bill. What about Miss MacDonald of Personnel? She has a good Scottish mind and personality. In reply to your postscript, I thought things went off surprisingly well. Of course both went throught the ceiling on occasions, but they were separate occasions and the other seemed most sympathetic in rubbing the victim's head.
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Description: Family papers of teacher Sándor Frits (27 June 1907 - ?), Putnok. School paper from the Teacher Training College. || Frits Sándor (1907. június 27. - ?) putnoki tanító családi iratanyaga. Tanítóképző - intézeti dolgozat. || || Frits Sándor (1907. június 27. - ?) putnoki tanító családi iratanyaga. Tanítóképző - intézeti dolgozat. || Family papers of teacher Sándor Frits (27 June 1907 - ?), Putnok. School paper from the Teacher Training College.
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