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The Klaus Pringsheim Collection Is Divided Into the Following Types Ofmaterial The Klaus Pringsheim collection is divided into the following types ofmaterial: I. CORRESPONDENCE April 1947-July 1972 [Family correspondence is embargoed] II. MANUSCRIPTS February 1912-0ctober 1972 Mainichi Articles October 1952-August 1971 Kyodo News Service December 1950-February 1963 Asahi Evening News Apri11957-January 1968 III. CLIPPINGS 1911-1972 from 9 different newspapers IV. COMPOSITIONS V. PHOTOGRAPHS VI. MISCELLANEOUS MATERIAL VII. ADDENDUM Correspondence Boxes 1-5 Correspondence has been left in roughly the same order as it was received. Subject headings used by Klaus Pringsheim have also been retained. The heading of each folder is the individual or group from whom Klaus Pringsheim received correspondence. Any exceptions or additional details are noted in the right-hand column. Box 1 Folder 1 Buschi Jan. 30, 1970 ALS 2 pp. Sept. 9, 1969 ALS 1 p. Jan. 23, 1968 ALS 1 p. Sept. 25, 1966 ALS 1 p. Dec. 20, 1965 TLS 1 p. [1965?] ALS 1 p. May 24, 1965 TLS 1 p. April 27, 1965 ALS 1 p. [attached is 1 p. ALS re loan of $200 - signed Rudolph Amendt-Anders] [?1965] Telegram April 8, 1965 ALS 2 pp. Jan. 24, 1965 ALS 1 p. March 2, 1965 ALS 2 pp. March 17, 1961 ALS 2 pp. Dec. 15, 1956 ALS 2 pp. Jan. 4, 1955 TLS 2 pp. Dec. 16, 1951 ALS 3 pp. Folder 2 W.R. Foerster Feb. 20, 1965 TLS 1 p. Oct. 6, 1960 TLS 1 p. Aug. 30, 1960 TLS 1 p. July 20, 1959 TLS 1 p. June 24, 1958 TLS 1 p. May 20, 1958 TLS 1 p. April 18, 1958 TLS 1 p. [attached, dated April 17, 1958, copy of TL to Hans Erik Pringsheim 1 p. and 2 pp. article "We1tvernunft oder: po1itische Geschafte mit der Lebensangst?"] April 18, 1958 TLS 1 p. [attached, copies of 4 TL, 7 pp. in all] May 13, 1958 TLS 1 p. [attached, copy TL to Hans Erik Pringsheim, May 13, 1958] May 15, 1960 TLS 1 p. June 11, 1957 TLS 1 p. Dec. 29, 1956 TLS 2 pp. Signed, Swaeataase Copies of Confirmation, Certificate, Expert Opinipn, Affadavit, re: Citizenship of Willi Rudolf Foerster, 9 pp. in all Weihnachten 1956 1 p. [Addressed Der Se1batbetrug ­ series of quotations] Dec. 26, 1956 T1S 1 p. (Weihnacten) Dec. 20, 1956 T1S 2 pp. Nov. 16, 1956 T1 2 pp. Sehr geehrter Herr Dr. Schworbe1 Nov. 16, 1956 T1 1 p. Aktennotiz Nr.~ Oct. 15, 1956 T1 1 p. Eidesstatt1iche Versicherung Nov. 16, 1956 T1S 2 pp. Oct. 16, 1956 T1S 1 p. Nov. 2, 1956 2 pp. Protokoll Oct. 11, 1956 cc T1 1 p. To Mr. W.R. Foerster, signed M.J.P. Kelly Sept. 12, 1956 T1S 1 p. Sept. 20, 1956 cc T1 2 pp. Copy of letter sent to Herr Dr. Schworbe1, personal message to Klaus Pringsheim at top of p.1, initialled by W.R.F. Sept. 8, 1956 T1 7 pp. To Herr Dr. Schworbe1 from W.R. Foerster Xerox copy of Temporary Travel Document in lieu of passport, from Military Government for Germany, made out to Foerster, Willy. #39007 11 numbered pp., plus outer cover Sept. 8, 1956 T1S 1 p. Aug. 24, 1956 T1S 2 pp. 1 p. attached Note der Japanischen Regierung andie Tripartite Commission... Feb. 27, 1956 Aug. 13, 1956 T1S 2 pp. Aug. 12, 1956 cc T1S 3 pp. Copy of letter from W.R. Foerster to Herr Dr. Gnodtke Aug. 1, 1956 T1S (xerox copy) 1 p. To Willi Rudolf Foerster from Dr. Hansen July 30, 1956 T1S 2 pp. July 22, 1956 T1S 1 p. "Dear Papa Pringsheim... [signed] Kay" July 21, 1956 T1S 2 pp. July 15, 1956 T1 2 pp. 1etter to W.R. Foerster from Kay Pringsheim June 28, 1956 T1S 2 pp. May 31, 1956 T1S 5 pp. April 30, 1956 T1S 1 p. Folder 3 Eta Harich-Schneider March 8, 1970 A1S 2 pp. Aug. 2, 1969 ALS 1 p. March 22, 1969 T1S 1 p. Sept. 12, 1968? Postcard signed 6. Folder 3 Eta Harich-Schneider (cont'd) July 28, 1966 TLS 1 p. Dec. 28, 1965 TLS 1 p. Aug. 14, 1964 Postcard, signed April 26, 1964 Postcard, signed Sept. 10, 1963 Postcard, signed Oct. 20, 1963 Postcard, signed April 13, 1963 TLS 1 p. Feb. 20, 1963 ALS 1 p. [April 1962] ALS 1 p. Dec. 20, 1959 TLS 1 p. Sept. 8, 1959 ALS 1 p. May 3, 1959 ALS 1 p. Jan. 3, 1959 TLS 1 p. Dec. 6, 1958 ALS 1 p. Nov. 28, 1958 ALS 1 p. Oct. 7, 1958 TLS 1 p. Oct. 5, 1958 TLS 1 p. Jan. 17, 1958 TLS 1 p. Nov. 28, 1957 TLS 1 p. Oct. 29, 1957 TLS 1 p. [August 1957] Postcard, signed June 10, 1957 TLS 1 p. Oct. 10, 1956 ALS 1 p. May 23, 1956 TLS 1 p. Attached, 1 p. TL, Jan. 15, 1956, from Robert Oboussier March 12, 1956 ALS 1 p. Feb. 8, 1955 ALS 1 p. Sept. 23, 1954 ALS 1 p. Jan. 24, 1954 ALS 1 p. May 10, 1953 ALS 1 p. April 10, 1953 ALS 1 p. March 12, 1953 TLS 1 p. Sept. 30, 1952 TLS 1 p. Written message added along left side of letter May 17, 1952 TLS 2 pp. Feb. 18, 1952 TLS 1 p. Written message along left side of letter Aug. 3, 1950 TLS 1 p. Folder 4 Jack Hirano 17 II 1970 TL 1 p. 16 July [1968] TLS 1 p. [ca July 10, 1968] TLS 1 p. [n.d. ] Telegram Folder 4 Jack Hirano (cont'd) . [March 20, 1965] TLS 1 p. P.S. signed by Satoko March 12 [1965] TL 1 p. Corrections in ink [18?II 1965] TL 1 p. [II 16 1965] TL 1 p. [II 8 1965] TL 1 p. 27 March 1962 TLS 1 p. Corrections in ink [n.d.] Postcard, signed [Oct. 2? 1960] Postcard 27 Sept. [1960] ALS 1 p. [IX-24-60] Postcard, signed [IX.18.1960] ALS 1 p. Telegram [Birthday Greeting] [IV.27.1960] ALS 2 pp. [ca.4 Mai 1958] ALS 1 p. [April 18, 1958] ALS 1 p. [ca.10.IV.1958] ALS 1 p. [ca.5.IV.1958] ALS 1 p. [22.II1.1958] TL 1 p. [May 1956] ALS 1 p. [(ca.10)May 1956] ALS 2 pp. [21.IV.1956] ALS 3 pp. [18.IV.1956] ALS 1 p. [29.IV.1956] ALS 1 p. [9.IV.1956] ALS 3 pp. [April 1956] ALS 2 pp. [March 1956] AL 1 p. [March 1956] ALS 2 pp. [15.II1.1955] ALS 2 pp. [ca. IlL1.1955] ALS 3 pp. [July 1953] TLS 1 p. [1952.1.11] ALS 2 pp. Folder '.5 Taijiro Iimori Nov. 11, 1966 ALS 4 pp. May 8, 1966 ALS 3 pp. Feb. 16, 1966 ALS 3 pp. [Nov. 9, 1965] ALS 3 pp. Sept. 3, 1965 ALS 1 p. [n.d.] 2 pp. Letter in Japanese 7 Folder 6 Lotte K1emperer Oct. 4, 1971 TLS 1 p. June 11, 1971 TLS 1 p. Oct. 22, 1970 TLS 1 p. Aug. 11, 1970 TLS 1 p. Aug. 11, 1970 1 p. Declaration, signed by Otto K1emperer 1.VII1.1970 Xerox of newspaper clipping "Die Sinfonien Beethovens auf dem Bildschirm" June 9, 1970 TLS 1 p. June 2, 1970 TLS 1 p. May 24, 1970 TLS 1 p. From Otto K1emperer May 5, 1970 TLS 1 p. April 2, 1970 TLS 1 p. 5.X.1969 Xerox of newspaper clipping from Sunday Telegraph, mentioning Otto Klemperer, a Mahler prot~g~ 1.X.1969 Xerox of newspaper clipping from Times 5.X.1969 Xerox of newspaper clipping from Observer Oct. 1969 Xerox of newspaper clipping from Jewish Chronicle Feb. 23, 1970 TLS 1 p. from Otto K1emperer Feb. 19, 1970 Telegram Letter from Klemperer Feb. 12, 1970 Telegram (not signed) Feb. 8, 1970 TL 1 p. To Lieber Herr K1emperer signed Ihr Jan. 29, 1970 TLS 1 p. From Otto K1emperer Jan. 29, 1970 TLS 1 p. Jan. 29, 1970 Telegram from Lotte (K1emperer) Oct. 28, 1969 TLS 1 p. Aug. 14, 1969 TLS 1 p. Pencilled addition to letter from Otto K1emperer Concert Schedule 1969-1970 2 pp. Aug. 12, 1968 TLS 1 p. June 21, 1965 TLS 1 p. From Otto K1emperer Oct. 8, 1964 TLS 1 p. Oc t . 16, 1963 Telegram from Lotte K1emperer Oct. 15, 1963 TLS 1 p. April 30, 1963 Telegram from Lotte K1emperer Feb. 18, 1963 TLS 1 p. Folder 7 Alma Mahler Sept. 5, 1959 Postcard, signed Fannar Postcard, signed [1964] 29 Oc t . [19? ?] ALS 1 p. 16 I 1954 ALS 1 p. July 27, 1954 Telegram from Alma Mahler Oct. 11, 1954 ALS 1 p. Dec. 18, [1956] ALS 1 p. 3.1. [19??] ALS 1 p. [1.30.60] Postcard, signed [n.d.] Postcard, signed [POSTMARK Jan. 8, 1960] Folder 8 William Malloch April 8, 1972 TL 1 p. To Mr. Ma11~ch from Prof. Klaus Pringsheim . March 22, 1972 TLS 2 pp. Attached 1 p. "Contents of Mahler 4th symphony Finale Tape" with additional P.S. written by W. Malloch 3/1/72 TLS 1 p. Folder 9 Orinda Mann Aug. 24, 1971 [postmark] Postcard, signed May 31, 1971 [postmark] Postcard, signed 27 [?] 1971 ALS 2 pp. June 15, 1970 Postcard, signed April 29, 1970 ALS 1 p. Signed Nick March 6, 1970 TLS 1 p. Signed with initial "B" 19 January 1970 ALS 1 p. Written on back of a photograph of a young girl "Zwei bis drei seidene Shawls von den urtreuen Orindern" - typed on 3"x2" card.
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