Ernst Papanek Papers (1857-) 1900-1973 (-2005)1900-1973

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Table of contents

Ernst Papanek Papers...... 3 Context...... 3 Content and Structure...... 3 Access and Use...... 5 Appendices...... 5 INVENTORY...... 6 BOX A: Out of the Fire manuscripts & Materials...... 6 BOX B: ERNST PAPANEK FAMILY LETTERS & DOCUMENTS...... 9 BOX C: ERNST PAPANEK PUBLISHED ARTICLES & REPRINTS...... 11 BOX D: ERNST PAPANEK TYPESCRIPTS & MANUSCRIPTS...... 17 BOX E: ERNST PAPANEK FAMILY, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES & COMRADES...... 20 BOX F: ERNST PAPANEK EDUCATOR & CHILD ADVOCATE...... 27 BOX G: ERNST PAPANEK POLITICAL ACTIVISM & POSTHUMOUS ARCHIVES...... 34 BOX H: ERNST PAPANEK ORIGINAL HISTORICAL PAPERS...... 41 BOX I: ERNST PAPANEK PHOTOGRAPHS...... 44 Sammlung von Briefen und Drucksachen aus dem Besitz seiner verstorbenen Schwester, Margarete Wasservogel, im IISG deponiert durch Hanna Papanek, 01.07.1990...... 45 K1: Korrespondenz der Familie Papanek...... 45 K2: Veröffentlichungen von Ernst Papanek: Bücher, Sammelbände (in:), Sonderdrucke (Sdr.) und Zeitungsausschnitte (ZA)...... 45 Veröffentlichungen über Ernst Papanek...... 46 Accrual 2005...... 47 Accrual 2007...... 48 Accrual 2016...... 48 Section 1: Biographical...... 48 Section 2: School days, 1910-1927...... 48 Section 3: Exile, Pre-WW II, WW II - OSE, 1934-1940...... 49 Section 4: Postwar career...... 50 Section 5: Political activism...... 50 Section 6: Published articles and reprints...... 50 Section 7: Typescripts and manuscripts...... 52

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Ernst Papanek Papers

Collection ID ARCH01031 Creator Papanek, Ernst Period (1857-) 1900-1973 (-2005)1900-1973 Period (bulk) 1900-1973 Extent 4.12 m. Language list English Language of Material German, English

Context

Biographical Note Pseudonym: Ernst Pek; born in Vienna 1900, died in Vienna 1973; youth leader, pedagogue and education reformer; active in the Verband der Sozialistischen Arbeiterjugend Deutschösterreichs (SAJDÖ) from 1919 and its president 1933-1934; member of the City Council of Vienna 1932-1934; member of the executive committee of the Socialist Youth International (SYI) 1934-1939; fled to Czechoslovakia 1934, where he supported the illegal Revolutionäre Sozialistische Jugend (RSJ) in Austria; editor of the International Pedagogical Information (IPI) 1936-1938; fled to France 1938; worked for the Organisation de Santé et de l'Éducation (OSE), which was founded by Russian Jews and smuggled children out of Germany, housing them in castles in France 1938-1940; fled to the United States 1940; worked for the Children's Aid Society; active in various Austrian emigrant organizations and from 1941 member of the American Socialist Party; in 1945 director of the Child and Youth Project Department of the Unitarian Service Committee (USC) and later director of American Youth for World Youth (AYWY); in 1947 head of the Brooklyn Training School for Girls and from 1949 head of the Wiltwyck School for Boys in New York.

Custodial History The papers of Ernst Papanek, donated by his daughter-in-law Hanna Papanek to the IISH, are not his entire papers (the main part was received in 1997, a minor part already in 1990). Another part of his papers was transferred to the New York Public Library, while a small collection of typoscripts was given to the Verein für Geschichte der Arbeiterbewegung in Vienna. The documents transferred to the IISH mainly concern Papanek's socialist commitment and his `European' activities, including his work for the relief of refugee children from Europe.

Acquisition The papers were donated to the IISH by Hanna Papanek and Margarete Wasservogel in 1990; with accruals received from Hanna Papanek in 1997, 2005, 2016 and 2019.

Content and Structure

Content Appointment diaries 1934-1946; files containing correspondence with and other documents concerning family members and friends, including Claude Brown, Alex Goldstern, Ludwig Greve, William Kilpatrick, Grete Wasservogel and others 1920-1985 (-1995); identity papers and other personal documents 1900-1973; manuscripts of `Out of the Fire', `The Children of Montmorency', `The Austrian School Reform' and many other publications (1924-) 1941-1971, n.d.; copies of published articles and documents concerning his publications 1941-1971 (-1980); files on the International Pedagogical Information 1936-1939; on the children's homes of the OSE and the

International Institute of Social History 3 Ernst Papanek Papers (1857-) 1900-1973 (-2005)1900-1973 evacution of these children to the USA 1939-1941, with letters and memoirs by former refugee children 1945-1995; on his work for the USC and his role as Child Projects Director in postwar Europe 1946; on his work as director of the AYWY 1945-1950; on his school directorship in New York 1949-1962; on his visits to Israel, Japan and Sweden 1966, 1968; on the Nazi persecution of Austrian Jews and Socialists and the Austrian resistance 1936-1945 (-1981) and files containing correspondence of comrades, including letters by Friedrich Adler, Hugo Breitner, Wilhelm Ellenbogen and Otto Leichter 1940-1945; manuscripts of the (unpublished) autobiography of Helene Papanek and transcripts of interviews with her 1978-1979; copies of periodicals and clippings concerning Papanek 1946-1981. Accrual 2019: Stein Collection and Elly Kaiser Stein Collection.

Arrangement The papers had already been arranged by Kristine Ann CasaBianca in Lexington, Massachusetts. Her inventory only needed some minor adjustments. The descriptions of the documents, already received by the IISH in 1990, were added and encoded as K1-K5 (see p. 51). Furthermore a few marginal notes were made on documents, described in the inventory, but which actually have been retained by the Papanek family (see E-10, E-26, E-30, E-35 and E-37), or which were misfiled or missing (see E-25, G-37). In the same way descriptions of some later received supplementary documents (see E-21, E-33, K 6) have been added. Copies of books have been transferred to the library of the IISH (see A-2, A-3, F-2, H-4 and H-5). Photographs have been transferred to the audiovisual department of the IISH (see E-36, E-41, G-22, G-25, G-30, G-34, H-7 and Box I).

Processing Information Inventory made by Kristine Ann CasaBianca in 1999; list of the accrual by Tiny de Boer in 2006; list of accrual 2016 by Denise Long beginning on January 29, 2002, revised by Alethea Yates, 2006-2016 and edited by Bouwe Hijma, IISH, in 2017.

Subjects

Geographic Names Austria France United States

Persons Adler, Friedrich Goldstern, Alex Papanek, Hanna Papanek, Helene

Organizations American Youth for World Youth Organisation de Santé et de l'Éducation (OSE)

Themes Socialist and social democrat parties/Socialist International Education Youth and students movements Exiles/Political refugees

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Material Type Archival material

Access and Use

Access Not restricted

Preferred Citation Ernst Papanek Papers, inventory number ..., International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam

Appendices

Biographical Note

Ernst Papananek (pseudonym: Ernst Pek) was born in Vienna in 1900. He studied medicine, psychology and education at the University of Vienna. From 1919 he has been active in the Verband der Sozialistischen Arbeiterjugend Deutschösterreichs (SAJDÖ) and in 1934 he became Austria's representative in the executive committee of the Socialist Youth International (SYI). From 1932 to 1934 he was also member of the City Council of Vienna. In 1934 Papanek fled to Czechoslovakia, from where he supported the illegal Austrian Revolutionäre Sozialistische Jugend (RSJ). In 1936 he became editor of the International Pedagogical Information ( IPI ). Two years later he had to flee to France, where he started to work for the Organisation de Santé et de l'Education (OSE), which was founded by Russian Jews and smuggled children out of Germany, housing them in castles in France 1938-1940. In 1940 Papanek fled to the United States. Here he worked for the Children's Aid Society. He was also active in various Austrian emigrant organizations and from 1941 he was a member of the American Socialist Party. In 1945 Papanek became director of the Child and Youth Project Department of the Unitarian Service Committee (USC) and later he became director of American Youth for World Youth (AYWY). In 1947 he was appointed as head of the Brooklyn Training School for Girls and from 1949 he was head of the Wiltwyck School for Boys in New York. From 1959 to 1971 Papanek was professor of education at Queens College in New York. He died in Vienna in 1973.

Papers

The papers of Ernst Papanek, donated by his daughter-in-law Hanna Papanek to the IISH, are not his entire papers (the main part was received in 1997, a minor part already in 1990). Another part of his papers was transferred to the New York Public Library, while a small collection of typoscripts was given to the Verein für Geschichte der Arbeiterbewegung in Vienna. The documents transferred to the IISH mainly concern Papanek's socialist commitment and his `European' activities, including his work for the relief of refugee children from Europe. These papers had already been arranged by Kristine Ann CasaBianca in Lexington, Massachusetts. Her inventory only needed some minor adjustments. The descriptions of the documents, already received by the IISH in 1990, were added and encoded as K1-K5 (see p. 51). Furthermore a few marginal notes were made on documents, described in the inventory, but which actually have been

International Institute of Social History 5 Ernst Papanek Papers (1857-) 1900-1973 (-2005)1900-1973 retained by the Papanek family (see E-10, E-26, E-30, E-35 and E-37), or which were misfiled or missing (see E-25, G-37). In the same way descriptions of some later received supplementary documents (see E-21, E-33, K 6) have been added. Copies of books have been transferred to the library of the IISH (see A-2, A-3, F-2, H-4 and H-5). Photographs have been transferred to the audiovisual department of the IISH (see E-36, E-41, G-22, G-25, G-30, G-34, H-7 and Box I). Access There are no restrictions to consultation of the papers.

Transferred and supplemented files of the Ernst Papanek papers

A 2. Transferred to Library. A 3. Transferred to Library. E 21. Supplemented: Four original letters, 1 postcard, 5 receipts by Hans Nowatschek from Dachau-concentrationcamp to Olga. December 1938- January 1939; One original letter from Olga to Hans. E 33. Supplemented: Papanek, Hanna and Gustav F. introducing Helene Papanek's material for an autobiography; Helene Papanek, `Helene Papanek', biographical sketch (1985); `Notes concerning Helene Papanek's autobiographical fragments...' (1997); Comments by Gustav F. Papanek on Helene papanek's `Chapter one' (1997). E 36. Photographs transferred to Audiovisual Department. E 41. Photographs transferred to Audiovisual Department. F 2. Envelope transferred to Library. G 22. Photographs transferred to Audiovisual Department. G 25. Photographs transferred to Audiovisual Department. G 30. Photographs transferred to Audiovisual Department. G 34. Photographs transferred to Audiovisual Department. G 37. Missing. H 4. Transferred to Library. H 5. Transferred to Library. H 7. Photographs transferred to Audiovisual Department. Box I. Transferred to Audiovisual Department.

INVENTORY

BOX A: Out of the Fire manuscripts & Materials

Contents in Sequential & Chronological order} A-1 Original Manuscript of Out of the Fire With note enclosed from Hillel Black to Helene Papanek A-2 Out of the Fire (Hard cover Copy) Bound hard cover copy of published book by Ernst Papanek & Ed Linn (William Morrow 1975); transferred to library A-3 Die Kinder Von Montmorency. Hard cover Copy Bound hard cover copy of German translation published book by Ernst Papanek and Ed Linn (Europaverlag 1981); transferred to library A-4.1-2 Typescript The Children of Montmorency 191 pages A-5 They Were Not Expendable (They Are Not Expendable) Various typescripts of versions of book Authored by Ernst Papanek, beginning in 1946

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A-6 Book Outline under title They Were Not Expendable Authored by Ernst Papanek & Ed Linn A-7 Tape Transcripts of interviews with Ernst Papanek by Ed Linn (Originals & copies) original transcripts, with Ernst Papanek's corrections, enclosed in envelopes. Transcripts are disjointed & incomplete. A-8 Forward by George Papanek Drafts of George Papanek's introduction, with notes to Gustav Papanek asking for his brother's feedback A-9 "One Came Alone - Emil Geisler" Typescript labeled I with corrections; aliases substituted for characters such as Ernst Koppel ('Emil Geisler') Also includes typescript originally titled "The Boy Who Escaped from Auschwitz" A-10 Chapter I "Germans March Into Poland" Typescript with corrections labeled 'Chapter I' (Germans march into Poland) A-11 "On the Threshold" II Typescript with corrections labeled II Title "On the Threshold" crossed out About Ernst Papanek's beginnings with the OSE & the Homes A-12 Chapter III (Founding of OSE Homes) Typescript with corrections labeled III About founding of Helvetia & other OSE Homes A-13 "A Shoe Shop in Orinda" Typescript with corrections labeled (5) Includes memo of clarification on chapter by G. & H. Papanek A-14 "The Children Who Came" Typescript with corrections; pages numbered in ink (begins page 32) About children's separation from families. Excerpts of letters to parents. A-15 "About Others Who Came" Typescript on yellow paper with corrections Marked page 57 in pencil Quotes from refugee children describing their ordeals A-16 "A Community of Children" Typescript with corrections beginning page 11 About life in the Homes ("Every meal was a joy...") A-17 "War! War!" Typescript with corrections Fragment only - 9 pages About air raids at the Homes A-18 "The Educational Task: It Had to be GREAT" Typescripts with corrections labeled (4) in pencil Includes Constitution & Report Card About academic/administrative program at the Homes A-19 Constitution of the OSE Children's Homes Excerpts from Ernst Papanek's writings about the co-administration of children Also related information (Children's Charter of London) A-20 "The Torn Fabric" Typescript with corrections labeled (3) About effects of war on children & their families A-21 "The Orthodox" Typescript with corrections labeled IV About Homes for Orthodox Jewish children

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A-22 "The Cubans" Typescripts numbered 37-A etc. (some missing pages) About refugee children of the S.S. St. Louis in the Homes A-23 S.S. St. Louis Letter from Ernst Papanek to Dr. Tennen of Yed Vashem, seeking information on fate of St. Louis children (August 1966) Notes & background information on the St. Louis Transcripts & memoirs by Ruth Zellner, Hans (John) Windmuller, Max Korman Articles about St. Louis A-24 "The Robinsoner" Typescript with corrections beginning page 28 About the Socialist children from Plessy-Robinson Includes quotes from Gustav Papanek's high school autobiography A-25 "The Invisible Wound" Typescript with corrections labeled (2) About the psychic wounds (survivor guilt & low self-esteem) of the children A-26 "The War is Over: New Problems to be Faced" Typescripts with corrections, one on blue paper About the aftermath of the war: Ernst Papanek's tour of post-war Europe, work with American Youth for World Youth; Displaced Persons A-27 Background Notes to Out of the Fire Typed tan pages of notes & corrections by Ernst Papanek & Ed Linn Also index cards with alternate titles for book, other comments by Ernst Papanek A-28 Out of the Fire Fragments Various fragments and excerpts of original typescripts with notes & corrections by Ernst Papanek A-29 "Meine Lieben Freunde" Letter from Ernst to Montmorency Alumni Letter ("Rundbrief") from Ernst about his 65th birthday tribute and his forthcoming book Mentions memories of the Homes A-30 Comments & Corrections to Out of the Fire by Papanek Family (Revision of Linn Manuscript) Comments & correspondence involving corrections & revisions of Ed Linn's manuscript By Gustav Papanek, Hanna Papanek, Helene Papanek (Posthumous of Ernst Papanek circa 1974) A-31 Out of the Fire Marketing & Sales Information Sterling Lord/William Morrow Contracts, correspondence, book orders, royalty statements Includes Sterling Lord contract between Ernst Papanek & Ed Linn, (1966) Includes also authorization for Michael Linn to negotiate sale of dramatic rights (1984) A-32 Out of the Fire Advance Quotes Advance praise by Justine Wise Polier, Marc Belth, Ruth Van Doren, Franz Leichter, Donald S. Harrington, Alexandra Adler, Joseph P. Lash, Richard Berczeller Includes also quote in German & English translation by Bruno Kreisky (1976) A-33 Out of the Fire Book Reviews Original articles & copies of reviews in various journals & publications Includes also letters from readers A-34 Out of the Fire Translation into German, Hebrew

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Correspondence between Helene Papanek and others, including: * Karl Stadler of the Institut für Neuere Geschichte (Austria) * Bruno Kreisky, Bundeskanzler (Austria) about translation & publication of book (1976) (NOTE: Letters reflect controversy over publication) Also includes 2 letters from Israel Gutman of Yad Vashem (Israel) about Hebrew translation (1977) A-35 Die Kinder Von Montmorency Book Reviews Reviews of German translation of Out of the Fire in Austrian, other European press (1981)

BOX B: ERNST PAPANEK FAMILY LETTERS & DOCUMENTS

Includes some fragile original items HANDLE WITH CARE PLEASE! SEE ALSO BOX H for more original documents {Contents in Chronological Order } B-1 Ernst Papanek Appointment Calendars 1934 & 1935 B-2 Ernst Papanek Appointment Calendars 1936 & 1937 B-3 Ernst Papanek Appointment Calendars 1938 & 1939 Includes information on OSE appointments B-4 Ernst Papanek Agenda Book 1939 Most notes in months of August & November B-5 Ernst Papanek Appointment Calendars 1940, 1941, 1942 B-6 Ernst Papanek Appointment Calendars 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946 See 1946 book for list of appointments in Europe during Ernst Papanek post-war tour of DP camps etc. B-7 Ernst Papanek Daily Record 1945 B-8 Official Ernst Papanek Documents Early Life in Europe (1900 - 1940) Double copies plus originals (Some more fragile originals in separate folders in Box H) Includes: *School records- Austria *University of Vienna records *Teacher Identification card - Austria *I.P.I Identification card- France *OSE Identification card - France B-9 Official Ernst Papanek Documents Later Life in America (Post-1940) Double copies plus originals (Some more fragile originals in separate folders in BOX H) Includes: *U.S. naturalization certificate *U.S. Qualifications & education

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*Awards in U.S. B-10 Official Ernst Papanek Documents Related Family Records Double copies plus originals (Some more fragile originals in separate folders in BOX H) Includes: *Mother (Rosa Spira) Birth Certificate *Father (Johann Papanek) Birth Certificate *Grandfather (Adolf Spira) Military Discharge Papers * Mother (Rosa Spira) Dressmaker Training Certificate * Wife (Helene Goldstern) Medical Doctor Diploma B-11 Family Letters 1920's Double copies plus originals Includes birthday poem to Helene from Ernst Papanek 1926 B-12 Family Letters 1930 - 1934 Double copies plus originals Includes birthday poems to Helene & letters from Ernst Papanek to Helene, Gustav, George while in exile B-13 Family Letters 1935 Double copies plus originals Includes poems & letters from Ernst Papanek to Helene, Gustav, George while in exile, on board ships B-14 Family Letters 1936 Double copies plus originals Includes poems & letters from Ernst Papanek to Helene, Gustav, George while in exile, on board ships Also includes brochures & detailed descriptions of Brussels Worlds Fair B-15 Family Letters 1937 Double copies plus originals Includes poems & letters from Ernst Papanek to Helene, Gustav, George while in exile B-16 Family Letters 1938 Double copies plus originals Includes poems & letters from Ernst Papanek to Helene, Gustav, George while in exile B-17 Family Letters 1940 double copies plus originals In small manila envelope: originals only (of Hans & Olga Nowatschek correspondence) Includes correspondence by Helene & Ernst Papanek Hans (John) & Olga Nowatschek (Norbin) about OSE Children's Homes, exit to America Also includes letters from Grete in Stockholm to Hans & Olga Nowatschek B-18 Family Letters 1941 Double copies plus originals Includes mostly letters from Helene Papanek to Ernst & George Papanek from Camp Awanee, Vermont, U.S.A. about her summer job as a nurse B-19 Family Letters 1942 Double copies plus originals Includes only one telegram for Ernst Papanek's birthday from son Gustav Papanek B-20 Family Letters 1943

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Double copies plus originals Includes only one letter for Ernst Papanek's birthday from son Gustav Papanek B-21 Family Letters 1944 Double copies plus originals Includes only one letter for Helene Papanek's birthday from husband Ernst Papanek B-22 Family Letters 1945 Double copies plus originals Includes poem for Helene's birthday from Ernst Papanek, letters from Gustav Papanek in Europe, excerpts from letters about the end of the war received by Ruth Löwenstein B-23 Gustav Papanek Letters 1945-1946 In large manila envelope originals only Includes numbered series of letters home from Gustav Papanek during his service in the military in Europe B-24 Family Letters 1946 SEE ALSO BOX H ENVELOPE H-12 Double copies plus originals Includes letters to Helene & George from Ernst Papanek during his UNRRA postwar tour of European cities & DP camps (Some fragile letters also in Box H, Envelope H-12 ) B-25 Family Letters 1947 Double copies plus originals Includes letter from Swiss government notifying Ernst Papanek of the lifting of his entry ban issued 1935 B-26 Family Letters 1948 Double copies plus originals Some fragile originals could not be copied, stored in separate folder in BOX H Includes letters to Helene from Ernst Papanek during his travels for American Youth for World Youth (AYWY) B-27 Family Letters 1950's Double copies plus originals Includes itinerary of Helene & Ernst Papanek trip to Europe 1954 Also includes form letter from Senator Jacob Javits about the 1st session of the 83rd Congress, 1953 Also includes original, in envelope, birthday telegram to Rosa Papanek from the family (Norbins, Papaneks ) (1953) B-28 Family Letters 1960's Some originals only, some double copies plus originals Includes letters to Helene from Ernst Papanek in Japan Also includes letter to 'Loved Ones' (siblings) from Grete and Alfons, 1961 B-29 Letters Part 1970's Double copies plus originals Includes references in letters by Ernst Papanek of increasing physical frailty but still active mental energy! Also includes original letter to Ernst and Helene Papanek from Gustav Papanek in Indonesia, 1971

BOX C: ERNST PAPANEK PUBLISHED ARTICLES & REPRINTS

{Contents in alphabetical order by title of article}

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SEE ALSO BOX D for typescript drafts of many published articles C-1 Extra Reprints Overflow of folders underneath Contains extra copies of abundant reprints (3 each) Includes: 1)"American Youth for World Youth: Social Interest in Kilpatrick's Concept of Education" 2) "International Trends in Treatments of Training Schools and Institutions" 3)"Management of the Acting-Out Adolescent" 4)"William Heard Kilpatrick's International Influence: Teacher of World Teachers" 5)"Youth in Danger Becomes a Danger" (4 copies) C-2 "American Youth for World Youth: Social Interest in Kilpatrick's Concept of Education" By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from Educational Theory Volume XVI, Number 1, Pages 59 - 70 January 1966 C-3 "Comparative Education Systems by Arthur H. Moehlman" BOOK REVIEW By Ernst Papanek By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from Harvard Educational Review Volume 35, Number 3 Pages 412 - 414 Summer 1965 C-4 "Children During Air Raids" Original article in Progressive Education Volume XIX, Number 3 Pages 157 -159, 174 March 1942 C-5 "Consider the Children" By Ernst Papanek Original article in The Christian Register Volume 125, Number 11A Pages 480 - 481 December 1946 C-6 "Contributions of Individual Psychology to Group Work" By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from The American Journal of Individual Psychology Volume XI, Number 2 Pages 142 - 150 1955 C-7 "Creative Restitution: A Correctional Technique and a Theory" By Albert Eglash & Ernst Papanek Reprinted from Journal of Individual Psychology Volume 15 Pages 226 - 232 November 1959 C-8 "Das Kinderheim: Seine Theorie und Praxis im Lichte der Individualpsychologie" By Ernst Papanek Presented at the International Congress for Individual Psychology, Zürich, Switzerland July 1954) Reprinted from Acta Psychotherapeutica Separatum Volume IV, Fasc. 1 (1956) Basel & New York Pages 53 - 72 ,1956 C-9 "Erziehungsberatung und Child Guidance"

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By Alexandra Adler & Ernst Papanek Original article and reprints from Handbuch der Neurosenlehre und Psychotherapie Band IV, Lieferung 11 Pages 570 - 583, 1959 C-10 "État Mental des Enfants Déportés" By Ernst Papanek Original article in Vers L'Éducation Nouvelle Number 8 Pages 1 - 3, December 1946 C-11 "Initial Problems of the Refugee Children's Homes in Montmorency, France" By Ernst Papanek Original article and reprints from School and Society Volume 57, Number 1467 Pages 141 - 145, February 6, 1943 C-12 "Individual Psychology Today" By Helen Papanek, M.D. & Ernst Papanek, Ed.D. Reprinted from American Journal of Psychotherapy Volume XV, Number 1 Pages 4 - 26, January 1961 C-13 "In-Service Training of Educateurs for Maladjusted Youth" By Ernst Papanek Original article in proceedings of the International Association of Workers for Maladjusted Children 4th Congress Pages 41 - 58 Lausanne, Switzerland June 1958 C-14 "International Trends in Treatment in Training Schools and Institutions By Ernst Papanek Original article and reprints from The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry Volume XXII, Number 1 Pages 119 - 126, January 1952 C-15 "Introduction" (to international issue on children's homes) By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D., editor Original article in The Forum for Residential Therapy Volume II, Number 4A Pages 285 - 288, Spring 1970 C-16 "Juvenile Delinquency" By Ernst Papanek et. al. Copy of pamphlet on proceedings of conference on Youth Delinquency and Society The New School for Social Research New York City November 14, 1959 C-17 "Lend-Lease Help to Re-Educate Axis Countries after the War" By Ernst Papanek Original article and reprints from The Educational Forum Pages 197 - 201, January 1944 C-18 "Lessons from a Film: The Quiet One" "La Leçon d'un Film: 'The Quiet One'" By Ernst Papanek In English & French Original articles in Way Forum

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Number 23 Pages 14 - 16, November 1956 C-19 "Management of Acting Out Adolescents" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D. Reprinted from Acting Out - Theoretical and Clinical Aspects Copyright Grune & Stratton, Inc. 1965 Pages 208 - 232, 1965 C-20 "Management of the Acting Out Adolescent" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D. Reprinted from American Journal of Psychotherapy Volume XVIII, Number 3 Pages 418 - 434. July 1964 C-21 "Modern Techniques of Adlerian Therapy" By Helen Papanek, M.D. & Ernst Papanek, Ed.D. Reprinted from Current Psychiatric Therapies , Volume II Copyright Grune & Stratton, Inc. 1962 Pages 86 - 93. 1962 C-22 "Must You Conform?" By Robert Lindner" BOOK REVIEW By Ernst Papanek By Ernst Papanek Original article in The Socialist Call Volume XXIV, Number 7 Pages 22 - 23. July 1956 C-23 "My Experiences With Children in War-Time" By Ernst Papanek Original article in Trend (Quarterly Students Journal , New York School of Social Work, Columbia University) Volume 4, Number 1 Pages 6 - 8. Fall 1942 C-24 "My Experiences with Fugitive Children in Europe" By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from The Nervous Child Volume I, Number 4 Pages 301 - 307. 1943 C-25 "Post-War Educational Problems in Axis Countries" By Ernst Papanek Original article in Trend: Quarterly Students Journal New York School of Social Work , Columbia University Volume 4, Number 2 Pages 6 - 7. Winter 1943 C-26 "Rebuilding the Austrian Labor Movement" By Ernst Papanek Original feature article in A.L.C. (American Labor Conference) Newsletter Volume 2, Number 4 Front Page. April 18, 1944 C-27 "Re-Education and Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents" By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from American Journal of Psychotherapy Volume XIII, Number 2 Pages 269 - 296. April 1958

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C-28 "Residential Treatment of Children: Adlerian Approach" By Ernst Papanek Original article and reprints from The Forum for Residential Therapy Volume One, Number One Pages 5 - 8. Spring 1963 C-29 "Social Interest, A Purposeful Motive for Constructive or Destructive Behavior" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D. (New York) Reprinted from Individual Psychologist Volume 2 Pages 1 - 5. November 1964 C-30 "Social Orientation Aids the Young Delinquent" By Ernst Papanek Original article in Apto (The Journal of the Association for Psychiatric Treatment of Offenders) Volume 1, Number 2 Pages 1, 4. June 1957 C-31 "Social Services for European Jewish Children" By Ernst Papanek, Director of Child Projects for Unitarian Service Committee; Executive Director of American Youth for World Youth Presented at the National Conference of Jewish Social Welfare, Baltimore, MarylandJune 3, 1947 Original article and reprints from The Jewish Social Service Quarterly Volume XXIV, Number 4 Pages 412 - 417. June 1948 C-32 "Society and Its Schools" By Ernst Papanek Original articles in The Socialist Call Volume XXVI, Numbers 7-8 Pages 12 - 13 July - August 1958 (Also in same issue: "The School in a Sane Society" by Helene Papanek, pages 18 - 19) C-33 "Society and Juvenile Delinquency: What Makes the Youthful Criminal?" By Ernst Papanek Original article in The Socialist Call Volume XXIII, Number 2 Pages 13 - 16. February 1955 C-34 "Society and the Delinquent: Tracing the Pattern of Rebellion" By Ernst Papanek Original article in The Socialist Call Volume XXIV, Number 2 Pages 21 - 24. February 1956 C-35 "Some Factors in the Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency" By Ernst Papanek, New York City Original article and reprints from The International Journal of Social Psychiatry Volume VII, Number 3 Pages 212 - 221. 1961 C-36 "Some Psycho-Social Aspects of Crime and Delinquency" By Ernst Papanek Original article and reprints from Dimensions in American Judaism Volume V, Number 4 Pages 13 - 19. Summer 1971 C-37 "Some Thoughts About Learning"

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By Ernst Papanek Original articles in Logos Volume 1, Number 1 Pages 7 - 9. Spring 1971 C-38 "Sonntagnachmittag im Londoner Hyde Park" & "Sonntagsmarkt in Whitechapel" By Ernst Papanek Original articles plus copies published in unidentified German-language (Austrian?) papers May & August, 1936 C-39 "Specific Psycho-Pedagogical Topics" By Professor Dr. Ernst Papanek Original article in Symposium Internationale Orthopaedagogicum In English, with German and French summaries Pages 43 - 53. Leuven August 30 to September 2, 1962 C-40 The Austrian School Reform SEE ALSO BOX D FOLDER D-30 BOX F FOLDER F-2 Contains copies of book cover & jacket of book SEE BOX F for full hard cover copy of book by Ernst Papanek, Ed.D., Queens College, City University of New York Frederick Fell Publishers 1962 C-41 "The Boy Who Survived Auschwitz" SEE ALSO BOX H JOURNALS H-20 (a) & (b) For original article By Ernst Papanek with Edward Linn Reprinted from The Saturday Evening Post Original article filed in BOX H due to oversize magazine Pages 35 - 41 April 11, 1964 Also includes copy of reader letter to Ernst Papanek from Fran Skindzier dated April 8, 1964 C-42 "The Delinquent Child" By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from Professional School Psychology Edited by Monroe G. Gottsegen, Ph.D. & Gloria B. Gottsegen, M.A. Copyright Grune & Stratton, Inc., 1961 Pages 237 - 248 1961 C-43 "The International Situation in Residential Care" By Ernst Papanek Original articles in The Forum for Residential Therapy Volume II, Number 3 Pages 281 - 283 Winter 1970 C-44 "The Montmorency Period of the Child Care Program of the OSE" By Ernst Papanek (New York) Reprinted from In Fight for the Health of the Jewish People (50 Years OSE) Editor: Dr. L. Wulman Published by World Union OSE and The American Committee of OSE Pages 116 - 134 1968 C-45 "The Role of Reward and Punishment in Education and Correction" By Ernst Papanek, Executive Director, Wiltwyck School for Boys, New York City Original article and reprints from Federal Probation Volume XXI, Number 2 Pages 41 - 46 June 1958 C-46 "The Training School: Its Programs and Leadership"

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By Ernst Papanek, Executive Director, Wiltwyck School for Boys, New York City Reprinted from Federal Probation Volume XVII, Number 2 No page numbers June 1953 C-47 "The Underground in Austria" By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from International Postwar Problems (Quarterly of the American Labor Conference on International Affairs) Volume I, Number 3 Pages 308 - 317 June 1944 C-48 "They Are Not Expendable: Homeless and Refugee Children in Germany" SEE ALSO BOX AFOLDER A-5 By Ernst Papanek Reprinted from The Social Service Review Volume XX, Number 3 Pages 312 - 319 September 1946 C-49 "Treatment by Group Work" By Ernst Papanek, Elmhurst, L.I., New York Original article and reprints from The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry Volume XV, Number 2 Pages 223 - 229 April 1945 C-50 "Why Is American Youth 'Shook Up'?: Society and its Youngsters" By Ernst Papanek Original article in The Socialist Call Volume XXVI, Number 5 Pages 8 - 9 May 1958 C-51 "William Heard Kilpatrick Lehrer der Lehrerschaft in aller Welt" By Ernst Papanek Original article in Erziehung und Unterricht Heft I Jahrgang 1957 Jänner Pages 5 - 9 C-52 "William Heard Kilpatrick's International Influence: Teacher of World Teachers" By Ernst Papanek Original article and reprints from Progressive Education Volume 34, Number 2 Pages 54 - 57 March 1957 C-53 "Youth In Danger Becomes a Danger" Address by Ernst Papanek, Chairman; Executive Director, The Wiltwyck School; Co-Director, Alfred Adler Consultation Center Original pamphlet of proceedings of the Symposium on Juvenile Delinquency 4th Annual Conference of the American Society of Adlerian Psychology New York City Pages 24 - 26 May 14, 1955

BOX D: ERNST PAPANEK TYPESCRIPTS & MANUSCRIPTS

{Contents in alphabetical order by title of typescript} SEE ALSO BOX C for published final versions of many articles D-1 "A Timid Attempt For An Appropriate Education in the Atomic Age" By Ernst Papanek Outline only Circa 1960 D-2 "Arbeitsbericht: XIV Gruppe Sandleiten in Ottakrug Wien 16"

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By Ernst Papanek Typescript of report about Group 14 boys Original in BOX H ENVELOPE H-3) 1924 D-3 "Arson and the Firesetter" or "The Problem of Arson in Juvenile Institutions" By Ernst Papanek No date D-4 "Authorität, Freiheit und die Prügelstrafe" By Ernst Papanek Wien - Paris Old manuscript and double copies No date (pre- World War II: 1930's?) D-5 "Civilization and its Contents" By Ernst Papanek The New School for Social Research Human Relations Center New York City, New York Seminar: course description and reading list November 18, 1968 D-6 "Community Relations from the Point of View of the Social Agency"p By Ernst Papanek, Executive Director, Wiltwyck School for Boys, Inc. Esopus, New York Presented at: Second Eastern College Conference on College-Community Relations for Functional Education Vassar College Poughkeepsie, New York April 18, 1953 D-7 "Das Kinderheim: Seine Theorie und Praxis im Lichte der Individualpsychologie" By Ernst Papanek, New York, USA Presented at: The International Congress of Individual Psychology Zürich, Switzerland July 1954 D-8 "Die Idee Steht Mir Höher Als Das Leben: Ein Buch Über Josef Gerl und Seine Freunde" By Ernst Papanek, Vorsitzender der Sozialistischen Arbeiterjugend, Österreichs, 1931-1934 In honor of the Socialist Underground 1935 D-9 "Die Lehrerbildung in den Vereinigten Staaten" By Ernst Papanek No date, but refers in text to Rome, August 4 -10, 1967 D-10 "Education and School Under Hitler Rule" By Ernst Papanek, New York City, USA (Outline only) No date (Post-World War II) D-11 "Effectiveness of Individual and Group Work in School" By Ernst Papanek, New York Paper prepared for presentation at symposium in Yugoslavia (postponed) Draft and notes Also includes related correspondence Spring 1971 D-12 "Erziehungsberatung und Child Guidance" By Dr. Alexandra Adler und Ernst Papanek New York October 1957 D-13 "Jewish Youth in a World of Persecution and War" By Ernst Papanek Title remarks: "Translated into Yiddish and published by YIVO BLETER, Journa, of the Yiddish Scientific Institute, New York City" 1945 D-14 "Jüdische Jugend in einer Welt des Krieges und der Verfolgung" By Ernst Papanek June 1944 D-15 "On Refugee Children: A Preliminary Study" FINAL TYPESCRIPT By Ernst Papanek The New York School of Social Work Columbia University August 1943 D-16 "On Refugee Children: A Preliminary Study" DRAFT #1 By Ernst Papanek Draft of final typescript No date D-17 "On Refugee Children: A Preliminary Study" DRAFT #2 By Ernst Papanek Draft of final typescript No date D-18 "On Refugee Children: A Preliminary Study" DRAFT #3 By Ernst Papanek Draft of final typescript on blue paper No date D-19 "On Refugee Children: A Preliminary Study" NOTES & FRAGMENTS By Ernst Papanek Fragments of typescript with notes and corrections No date

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D-20 "Reconnection of Learning" By Ernst Papanek Reaction to Bundy Report of New York City's education system Circa 1967 D-21 "Rousseau and the Spirit of Revolt by W.H. Blanchard" BOOK REVIEW By Ernst Papanek By Ernst Papanek, Professor of Education, Queens College, New York No date (Date of book publication 1967) D-22 "Social Interest and Community Feeling in the Treatment and Reeducation of Juvenile Delinquency" By Ernst Papanek, Executive Director, Wiltwyck School for Boys New York, USA No date D-23 "Schule und Gesellschaft" By Ernst Papanek No date (8/53 may refer to August 1953) D-24 "Social Work in Vienna (Austria)" By Ernst Papanek No date (8/53 may refer to August 1953) D-25 "Some Factors in the Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency" By Ernst Papanek, New York City Presented at the Second Eastern College Conference on College-Community Relations for Functional Education Vassar College Poughkeepsie, New York April 18, 1953 D-26 "Some Thoughts About Learning" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D., Professor of Education Queens College, C.U.N.Y. New York City, New York No date D-27 "Sonntagsmarkt in Whitechapel" By Ernst Papanek No date (pre-World War II, circa 1936) D-28 "Student Riots: Rebellion? Radicalism? Anomy? Anarchism? Progress?" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D., Professor of Education, ret. Queens College, Cite [sic] University of New York September 29, 1971 D-29 "Summerhill: For and Against" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D., Professor of Education Queens College, C.U.N.Y. 1969 Includes a related essay in French dated October 1970 D-30 "The Austrian School Reform" SEE ALSO BOX C FOLDER C-40 BOX F FOLDER F-2 By Ernst Papanek, Teacher's College, Columbia University, New York Includes summary, proposal, related correspondence, book cover Includes NO actual full manuscript Dates span 1949 to 1959 D-31 "The Community's Contribution to the Solution of the Problem" (Juvenile Delinquency) By Ernst Papanek, Executive Director of Wiltwyck School for Boys Paper for presentation at Bureau of Child Guidance Conference on "Juvenile Delinquency" New York City May 10, 1955 D-32 "The Dilemma of Growing Up: Mechanization, Automatization, Socialization, Humanization" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D., Professor of Education Labeled 'Final Draft' No date D-33 "The Free Labor Movement in Austria after Hitler's Fall" By Ernst Papanek New York City April 1944 D-34 "The Four Goals of Children's Disturbing Behavior" By Ernst Papanek Paper for presentation at the 15th annual conference of the American Society of Adlerian Psychology New York City, New York May 26 - 28, 1967

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D-35 "The International Association of Workers for Maladjusted Children" REPORT SEE ALSO BOX F FOLDER F-32 By Ernst Papanek, New York, USA Paper for presentation at the 4th United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders Kyoto, Japan August 17 - 26, 1970 D-36 "The Montmorency Period of the Childcare Program of the OSE" By Ernst Papanek, New York (For 50th anniversary publication of the OSE) No date (Circa 1950) D-37 "The New Approach to Institutional Care for Children From the Point of View of Individual Psychology" By Ernst Papanek, Executive Director, Wiltwyck School, New York Paper prepared for the International Congress of Individual Psychology Zürich, Switzerland July 2 - 29, 1954 D-38 "The Role of Reward and Punishment in Education and Correction" By Ernst Papanek, New York Executive Director of Wiltwyck School for Boys Paper prepared for the Fifth Annual Conference of the American Individual Psychology Association Chicago, Illinois April 1956 D-39 "'There is nothing so practical as a good theory" KURT LEWIN By Ernst Papanek Incomplete typescripts Untitled, headed by Kurt Lewin quote No date D-40 "Treatment by Group Dynamics" By Ernst Papanek About Gruppe XIV and "Franzl" in Vienna No date D-41 "War and Juvenile Delinquency" By Ernst Papanek Handwritten pages dated February 1943 Includes related typescript, "Juvenile Delinquency and Fear Neurosis as War Problems", 1941 Also includes written response to New York Times article on lying and deceit among refugees, October 1944 D-42 "Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Schule" By Ernst Papanek No date D-43 "Youth and the Social Order" By Ernst Papanek No date D-44 "Youth in Danger Becomes a Danger" By Ernst Papanek, Ed.D. Professor of Education, City University of New York Stamped by the Sterling Lord Agency of New York City No date

BOX E: ERNST PAPANEK FAMILY, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES & COMRADES

{Folders in alphabetical order by surname} E-1 ADLER, Alexandra Includes: * "Youth in Danger Becomes a Danger" (symposium co-presented with Ernst Papanek) * Letter of recommendation for Ernst Papanek * "Erziehungsberatung und Child Guidance"(typescript co-authored with Ernst Papanek) E-2 ADLER, Friedrich (Fritz)

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SEE ALSO FOLDER G-9 Includes: * Extracts from a book narrating Friedrich Adler's assassination of Graf Stuergkh in Vienna, 1916, and his defense of the act Found among the biographical manuscripts of Dr. Helene Papanek as background information In English and German (Publisher and page numbers cited; no title) E-3 BRAUNTHAL, Julius Includes: *Copy of letter to Alexander Stein (1948) ORIGINAL LETTER in Elly Kaiser Stein Letters, Hanna Papanek Private Collection *Letters to and from Ernst Papanek regarding publication of Julius Braunthal book (1962) *Letter to Julius Braunthal from Hanna Papanek regarding background material sent for research/archival purposes (1962) E-4 BROWN, Claude SEE ALSO BOX H BOOK H-4 Autographed copy of Manchild in the Promised Land JOURNAL H-21 Includes: * Letters from and to Ernst Papanek regarding book Manchild in the Promised Land (1965) * Copy of Wiltwyck School newsletter front page article naming Claude Brown as Honorary Chairman of Alumni Association (1967) * Letter to Ernst Papanek regarding Claude Brown trip to Israel (1967) * Copy of New York Times Magazine article about Clause Brown entitled "Manchild in Harlem"(1984) * Original article in Stern (no date) about crime in New York City, with end quote from Claude Brown's book * Original clipping and copy of New York Times advertisement for Manchild in the Promised Land (1965) * Original clipping and copy of article on Claude Brown, Malcolm X (circa 1965) * Book reviews of Manchild in the Promised Land (1965) * Original article in New York Times Magazine entitled "The Group" by Claude Brown (1973) * Copy of remarks by Claude Brown at Ernst Papanek Memorial Service (1973) E-5 CASTENDYCK, Elsa Includes: * Letter to Ernst Papanek regarding OSE homes (February 1940) * Letters to Ernst Papanek regarding collaboration on children's issues (1940, 1941) * Excerpt of Ernst Papanek typescript on war and juvenile delinquency, quoting Elsa Castendyck statistics * Report by Ernst Papanek to Elsa Castendyck about refugee children's fate (December 1959?) E-6 COHN, Margot Includes: * Typescript copies of letter to Ruth & Helene (Papanek) from Margot Cohn about the end of the war (May 1945) * Copy of Margot Cohn report of update on Montmorency children (June 1965) E-7 DEUTSCH, Julius & Maria * Includes original envelope (red & white) containing original letters to Ernst Papanek from Julius Deutsch & Maria Deutsch (1940) E-8

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DEUTSCH, Martin Includes: * Original (handwritten on yellow paper) and copy of tribute to Martin Deutsch by Ernst Papanek (no date: post-1940) E-9 FEUCHTWANGER, Lion SEE ALSO BOX G FOLDER G-7 Exiled Intellectuals Includes: * Copy of New York Times article entitled "Flight Described by Feuchtwanger"(1940) * Copy of Time magazine article on exiled writers (1940) * Brochure about book on Lion Feuchtwanger entitled Lion Feuchtwanger: The Man, His Ideas and His Work (1972) E-10 Goldstern, Alex Includes: * Letter to family from Alex Goldstern about his arrest and internment at Dachau, Buchenwald, with hand-drawn maps, dated February 12, 1938 * Report on New Zealand by Alex Goldstern for purposes of Jewish emigration (no date) * Memorial speech (posthumous) for Alex Goldstern (no date - after 1976 E-11 Goldstern Family Includes: *Goldstern family news (1979) *Goldstern family history * Detailed family tree (in small manila envelope) * Additions & alterations *Biographical notes E-12 GREVE, Ludwig (Lutz) Includes: * Poem dedicated to Ernst Papanek "Freunde" * Letter to Ernst Papanek regarding Lutz Greve's life after 1950 (no date) * Letter to Lutz Greve from Ernst Papanek asking questions about life at OSE homes; also refers to Greve poem "Mein Vater" (letter in German with English translation) * Copy of poem by Lutz Greve "Schwestern" (Original in Ernst Papanek 65th Birthday Album, BOX H) *Copy of brochure on Ludwig Greve Gedichte (Original in Ernst Papanek 65th Birthday Album, BOX H) E-13 KARPLUS, Martin & Robert Includes: * Essay by Robert Karplus entitled "On Differences" about adapting to life in America (1943) * Pamphlet entitled "Interaction at a Distance" about science learning curricula by Robert Karplus (1962) * Goldstern family newsletter (1979) about Sunstones II *Reprints of scientific articles by Robert Karplus *Science Newsletter about Martin Karplus (1947) E-14 KELLER, Helen Includes: * Copy of flyer promoting Helen Keller speech on behalf of war-blinded children by American Youth for World Youth (1947) * Original clipping and copies of Capital Times articleentitled "1,000 Hear Helen Keller's Plea To Aid Blinded War Victims" (January 31, 1948)

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E-15 Kilpatrick, William Heard (SEE ALSO Folders on "American Youth For World Youth" BOX F) Includes: *Small original pamphlet entitled "After-War Educational Reconstruction: A Proposal to Men of Goodwill" sponsored by William Heard Kilpatrick et. al. (no date - circa 1945) * Original letter to Ernst Papanek from William Heard Kilpatrick regarding articles on fugitive children and Lend-Lease for re-education (1944) * Transcript of Voice of America radio broadcast by William Heard Kilpatrick (1947) * Typed copy (on yellow paper) of letter to Christine Friedlander from William H. Kilpatrick about debts of American Youth for World Youth (1948) * Original issue of the Jewish Forum dedicated to William Heard Kilpatrick (December 1952) * Reprint of article entitled "William Heard Kilpatrick's International Influence: Teacher of World Teachers" by Ernst Papanek (1957) * Captioned photographs of William Heard Kilpatrick awarding Ernst Papanek with distinguished service award of the New York chapter of the League for Industrial Democracy (1962) * Memorial speech given by Dr. Helene Papanek at a party at the home of Dorothy and Max Delson, 77 Park Avenue (March 7, 1965) * Reprint of article entitled "American Youth for World Youth: Social Interest in Kilpatrick's Concept of Education" by Ernst Papanek (1966) E-16 LEICHTER, Käthe SEE ALSO BOX G Folder "Correspondence of Comrades - LEICHTER, Otto" Includes: *Copy of poem entitled "An Meine Brüder in den Konzentrationslagern!" by Käthe Leichter (no date) - circa 1942) * Copy of tribute to Käthe Leichter by her friend Rosa Jochmann (no date) E-17 LIEBMANN, Julius Includes: * Original letters to and from Julius Liebmann regarding the post-war whereabouts of Paul Kraft and Walter Gynt (1946) E-18 LÖWENSTEIN, Kurt Includes: *Original of posthumous tribute "In Memoriam" (1969) E-19 NEUGEBAUER, Wolfgang SEE ALSO BOX G Folder "Austrian Resistance Ernst Papanek" Includes: *Original and copy of letter to Ernst Papanek from Wolfgang Neugebauer regarding writing on Austrian Resistance (1967) *Copy of letter [35 pages] to Wolfgang Neugebauer from Ernst Papanek regarding Papanek's Resistance activities (1968) * Typescript of letter to Wolfgang Neugebauer from Helene Papanek regarding correspondence and written works exchanged by Neugebauer and Ernst Papanek, donated to New York Public Library (1974) *Copies of pages from Neugebauer's book Bauvolk der Kommenden Welt that refer to Ernst Papanek or cite 1968 correspondence as a source (Book from Harvard University Widener Library, Harvard Depository #HW DHHL T, published by EuropaVerlag 1975) *Original and copies of condolence letter from Wolfgang Neugebauer on the death of Helene Papanek (1985) E-20 NOVOTNY, Fritz Includes:

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* Original letters to and from Olga and John Norbin regarding war and post-war experiences (1946 & 1947) * Postcard to Olga Norbin from Fritz Novotny (January 1982) E-21 NOWATSCHEK (NORBIN), Hans (John) & Olga SEE ALSO BOX B: Letters 1940 Folder BOX H Envelope H- For original Nowatschek Family Documents BOX I Envelope of photographs of John (Hans) & Olga Nowatschek Norbin Includes: * Original letter and copies to 'Tata' from son Hans Nowatschek (May 1913) * In original small manila envelope: copies of German passports and visas for Olga & Hans Heinrich Nowatschek (circa 1938) * Letter from Royal Mail Lines Limited notifying Hans & Olga Nowatschek of their ship passage arrangements to Bolivia (February 17, 1939) * Original witness statement by Länderbank Wien attesting to the good employment record of Hans Nowatschek, despite his termination on August 31, 1938 due to new national laws (January 12, 1939) * Original statement by Finanzamt Graz that Hans & Olga Nowatschek owe no debts on their belongings (in order to ship their possessions overseas) (1939) * Original letter from Compagnie Generale Transatlantique notifying Hans Nowatschek of his passage arrangements(May, 1940) * Postcards to Margarethe Wasservogel from Josef Popper (transport company) regarding Nowatschek property shipment (1939) * Supplemented: 4 original letters, 1 postcard, 5 receipts by Hans Nowatschek from Dachau-concentracioncamp to Olga, Dec. 1938-Jan. 1939, 1 original letter from Olga to Hans. E-22 PAPANEK, George (?) Includes: *Typescript of paper "New Way Center: A Program for Troubled Youth"byFormer Workers & Clients of the Village Project"(1971) E-23 PAPANEK, Gustav Childhood Includes: * Original typescript, incomplete draft, and copy entitled "Friendship: An autobiography by Gustav F. Papanek" (No date - circa 1941) *Original typescript and copies of essay entitled "My Ideal of Education" by Gustav Papanek, age 13 ( May 17, 1939) * Narrative of life as refugee in France (Montintin), flight to America (no date) * Narrative of encounters with survivors in Paris (July 21, 1945) *Excerpt of Helene Papanek memoirs referring to Gustav and George Papanek's childhoods E-24 PAPANEK, Gustav Adulthood Includes: * Article and photograph from L.I.D. News Bulletin about Gustave [sic] F.Papanek excelling at Harold E. Stassen examinations (October 1953) * Pamphlets about the Development Advisory Service of Harvard University * Blue booklet entitled "A Selected Bibliography in Economic Development" citing works by Gustav Papanek * Reprints of articles by Gustav Papanek: -Book review by Gustav F. Papanek of "Psychological Analysis of Human Behavior" by George Katona (1951) - "General or Expenditure Rationing"(1952) -"A Plan for Planning; The Need for a Better Method of Assisting Underdeveloped Countries on their Economic Policies"(1961) - "Problems of Economic Development"(1962) - Book review by Stephen R. Lewis, Jr. of "Pakistan's Development: Social Goals and Private Incentives" by Gustav F. Papanek (1967)

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E-25 Papanek, Hanna SEE ALSO BOX H Questionnaire & essay by Hanna Kaiser Papanek in Folder "Refugee Children Questionnaires" BOX E FOLDER E-42 STEIN, Alexander BOX F FOLDER F-20 BOX H FOLDER H-15 Includes: * Copy of typescript entitled " * Copy of article entitled "Purdah in Pakistan: Seclusion and Modern Occupations for Women" (1971) * Transcript of memorial speech (posthumous) for Helene Papanek by Hanna Papanek (May 1985) E-26 no folder exists E-27 PAPANEK, Helene Book Outline & Synopses Includes: *Outline and synopsis of memoirs (unpublished) (no date) *Synopsis of "Book I: Vienna (1901 - 1938)" with Nomi Rubel (no date) * Draft entitled "outline of Book about Dr. Helen Papanek"(no date) E-28 PAPANEK, Helene Childhood Memories Includes: *Various versions of memoirs (unpublished) about growing up in Vienna, sibling rivalry (1910's & 1920's) *Background information (green pages) on political situation in Austria, early 1900's E-29 PAPANEK, Helene Ernst : Early Years, Exile Includes: *Various versions of memoirs about meeting and marrying Ernst Papanek, living in Vienna with children while husband in exile (1920's & 1930's) E-30 no folder exists E-31 PAPANEK, Helene Post WW II America Includes: *Chapters of unpublished memoirs entitled "On the Boat 'Nea Hellas'", "The Runner", "The Intelligent Calf" E-32 PAPANEK, Helene Life Story Includes: *Two full manuscripts of Helene Papanek (unpublished) autobiography written at age 80 (1979) E-33 PAPANEK, Helene Last Years & Posthumous Papers Includes: *Retirement notice in Alfred Adler Mental Hygiene Clinic (February 1978) *Memorial Service memorabilia (September 28, 1985) * Original clippings and copies of obituaries * Condolence letters to surviving Papanek family (1985) * Contributions on behalf of Helene Papanek (1985) * Supplemented: Hanna and Gustav F. Papanek introducing Helene Papaneks material for an autobiography; Hanna Papanek, lene Papanek, biogr. sketch (1985); Notes concerning Helene Paoanek's autobiographical fragments..; Commnents by Gustav F.Papanek on Helene Papanek A. Chapter one..@ (1997). E-34 PAPANEK, Helene Tape Transcripts Includes: *Typed transcripts of interviews with Helene Papanek by various biographers (Circa 1978 - 1979) E-35 no folder exists E-36 PAPANEK (SPIRA), Rosa "Lettl"

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SEE ALSO BOX H ENVELOPE H-6 BOX I ENVELOPE I-12 Includes: *In gray envelope two photographs of Rosa Papanek (to audiovisual dep. IISH) * Typescript and copies of funeral notice in German (1961) *Original clipping and copies of funeral notice in Swedish (1961) * Original and copies of tree certificate in honor of Rosa Spira in Freedom Forest, Israel, planted by Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Leighton E-37 no folder exists E-38 PATTERSON, Floyd SEE ALSO BOX F FOLDERS F-25 to F-27 The Wiltwyck School for Boys BOX H BOOK H-5 Autographed copy of Victory Over Myself Includes: *Copy of cover and signature of book Victory Over Myself by Floyd Patterson owned by Ernst Papanek (original book in BOX H) * Copies of article in the Queens College Phoenix entitled "Pug Patron Papanek, A 'Dauntless Battler', To Receive Citation" (December 11, 1962) * Copies of brochure about Wiltwyck School for Boys with quote by Floyd Patterson (1962) *Copy of excerpt pages 21-23 from 36 Children by Herbert Kohl about using Floyd Patterson's book as a teaching tool (1967) *Copy of notation by Ernst Papanek on report about Floyd Patterson book, submitted by Stewart R. Feinstein (February 21, 1968) *Original clipping and copies of People magazine article entitled "Ex-Champ Patterson Sells 'Floydburgers' In Sweden and Coaches Boxing at Home" (No date - circa 1973) *Copy of article in The New Yorker entitled "Boxing's Last Gentleman" (July 31, 1995) * Notes and correspondence to Floyd Patterson from Hanna Papanek and Kristine CasaBianca (August 1995) * Copy of letter of reply to Gustav & Hanna Papanek by Floyd Patterson (August 1995) E-39 POLIER, Justine Wise Includes: * Original letter to Ernst Papanek from Justine Wise Polier about the material sent her on children in southern France (November 1940) *Letter to and from Ernst Papanek regarding Justine Wise Polier's reaction to "The Montmorency Period of the OSE." (February 1970) * Advance quote by Justine Wise Polier about Out of the Fire to Hillel Black at William Morrow and Company (January 1975) E-40 POLLACK, Oskar & Marianne SEE ALSO BOX G FOLDER G-3 Austrian Resistance Reports & Reactions Includes: *Original typescript and copy entitled "Data on Oskar and Marianne Pollack" about the couple's work on the Arbeiter Zeitung before and after World War II (no date) * Typescript of letter from Marianne Pollack to "Kinder"(Ernst & Helene Papanek) (March 1941) * Typescript of letter excerpt from Oskar Pollack about pan-Germanism after the war (October 1944) *Copy of pamphlet entitled "It Started in Vienna" by Oskar Pollack (1944) E-41 ROOSEVELT, Eleanor SEE ALSO BOX F FOLDERS F-25 to F-27 BOX H JOURNAL H-19 BOX I ENVELOPES I-9 (a) (b) & (c) Wiltwyck School Photos Includes:

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*Original envelopes (one empty) and note from Eleanor Roosevelt to Ernst Papanek thanking him for photographs of picnic (October 27, 1952) *Original envelope and note from Eleanor Roosevelt to John Norbin thanking him for birthday gift of photographs (October 11, 1954) *Typescript of published article entitled "My Day" by Eleanor Roosevelt (1954)* *Copy of Saturday Evening Post article entitled "On My Own" by Eleanor Roosevelt, mentions work at Wiltwyck School (February 8, 1958) *In gray envelope: photographs of Eleanor Roosevelt & Ernst Papanek with Wiltwyck children (no date - circa 1950) (to audiovisual dep. IISH) E-42 STEIN, Alexander SEE ALSO BOX G FOLDER G-7 Exiled Intellectuals Includes: *Copy of article in Internationale Wissentschaftliche Korrespondenz zur Geschichte der deutschen Arbeiterbewegung entitled "Alexander Stein (Pseudonym: Viator) 1881 - 1948, Socialist Activist and Writer in Russia, Germany, and Exile: Biography and Bibliography" by Hanna Papanek (September 1994)i E-43 Windmüller, John (Hans ) SEE ALSOBOX A FOLDER A-23 Includes: *Original and copies of note by John Windmüller to Ernst Papanek (no date - circa 1970) *Brief note on John & Ruth Windmüller's experiences as refugee children (probably by Ernst Papanek d width=90 valign=top>or Ed Linn for Out of the Fire material) (no date) E-44 Yaron, Kalman Includes: *Copy of article entitled "A Bridge Between East and West Jerusalem" by Kalman Yaron (no date - circa 1968) * Copies of letter to Kalman Yaron from Ernst Papanek in response to the article (September 1968)

BOX F: ERNST PAPANEK EDUCATOR & CHILD ADVOCATE

Contains information on Ernst Papanek's work with Austrian worker children, OSE OSE Children's Homes in France, Refugees & Displaced Persons in Europe & U.S., Juvenile Delinquents in New York (U.S.) and College Students in New York (U.S.) {Contents in approximate subject & chronological order} F-1 AUSTRIAN YOUTH1920'S SEE ALSO BOX D FOLDER D-2 BOX H ENVELOPE H-9 Includes typescript copy of Ernst Papanek report on XIV Gruppe, Sandleiten in Ottakring, Wien 16 (December 1924) (ORIGINAL REPORT & NOTES in Box H Folder H-9) F-2 AUSTRIAN SCHOOL REFORM 1920's & 1930's SEE ALSO BOX C FOLDER C-40 BOX D FOLDER D-30 Contains 1 hard cover copy of book The Austrian School Reform by Ernst Papanek, Ed.D., Queens College, City University of New York Frederick Fell Publishers 1962 (to lubrary) F-3 I.P.I Informations Pedagogiques Internationales 1930's Includes: *Copies of registration papers for Ernst Papanek as I.P.I. representative (1936) FOR ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS See Envelope H-5 in Box H)

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* Telegraph in French to Ernst Papanek from the I.P.I Bureau Chief in Paris (November 1936) * Flyers about I.P.I. (in French, German, English; on blue, green, yellow paper) (1936) * Original letter to Ernst Papanek from Louise Morgan of London News Chronicle expressing delight with I.P.I. (February 1937) * Original letter to Ernst Papanek from Braiky (?) of Paris Le Populaire ,expressing satisfaction with I.P.I. (In French, March 1937) *Original letter to "Gentlemen"from Morris Rosenblum of The New York Teacher about I.P.I. (In English, January 1938) *Original letter to Ervín Papánek from Truka (?) in Prague about I.P.I. (In Czechoslavakien, June 1938) *Original letter to Ernst Papanek from Dr. M. Papierman in Warsaw about I.P.I. (In German, February 1939) * Original and copy of letter to William Heard Kilpatrick from Ernst Papanek about founding a publication like I.P.I., with attached editorialtypescript from 1936 I.P.I. (February 1952) F-4 OSE REPORTS (Oeuvre de Secours ŕ l'Enfants) 1940's Includes: *Copies of typescript report by Ernst Papanek to the American Committee of the OSE (December 1940) *Copy and original OSE News Bulletin, with statistics on children's homes (July- August 1941) * Copy of OSE memo "Five Hundred Children From France to be Evacuated to the United States"(no date, circa 1941) * Typescript fragment from The Activities of Some of the American Voluntary Agencies Working in France... by Eugenie Hochfeld (June 1945) * Typescript of report from Bulletin OSE by Ruth Lambert about OSE children in DP camps (November 1945) *Original OSE promotional pamphlet (no date: circa 1947) *Original American OSE Review with article "Jewish Children in Ghettos, Camps & Woods" by Zofia Rosenblum M.D. (Spring 1947) *Original pamphlets (1 small, 1 large) entitled "OSE 40 Years of Activities and Achievements 1912-1952" by Jacob Lestschinsky (1952) *Reprints (3 copies) of "The Montmorency Period of the Child-Care Program of the OSE" by Ernst Papanek (1968) F-5 OSE CHILDREN'S HOMES Creative Curricula @1940s Original typescripts & copies Includes: * Poem "In der Küche" * Essay "Zum Vólkerballspiel" * Program for circus "Programme Cirque Supermedrano" F-6 OSE CHILDREN'S HOMES LETTERS Parents-Children @1940 Includes: * Typescript copies of letter extracts from & to parents & children of OSE Children's Homes 1939 - 1940) * Typescript of excerpt from letter to Eubonner, with footnote "Pour Joseph Oppenheimer, Montintin d'amies de Vichy", about keeping kosher & Orthodox customs (June 1940) *Typescript copies & handwritten reproductions (by Ernst Papanek?) of letters to Beate Stern at the Chateau de Magelier from her Pappa (1941-1943) *Correspondence between Helene Papanek and Cynthia Haft-Levine at Yad Vashem regarding location of letters from OSE children (1979) F-7 OSE CHILDREN'S HOMES

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LETTERS Leaders (Ernst Papanek & others) @1940 Includes: * Typescript & copies of letter to Lord & Lady Marley from Ernst Papanek (1939) * Typescript & copies of letter to Ernst Papanek from Elsa Castendyck (February 194o) *Original & copies of letter to M. Troper from French OSE about Troper's work for children's institutions (March 1940) * Typescript & copies of letters to Ernst Papanek from L. Gourewitch (June & July 1940) * Typescript & copies of letters to Ernst Papanek from Lydie Dan (June & July 1940) * Typescript & letter to Ernst & Helene Papanek from Asta (July 1940) * Original & copies of letter to Ernst Papanek from the French OSE (In French, August 1940) * Typescript & copy of letter to Ernst Papanek from OSE representative in France (?) (September 1940) *Copies of letter to Ernst Papanek from Anny Fried about visit to Fried's classroom in Newark & discussions about refugee children (December 1940) F-8 REFUGEE CHILDREN'S HOMES IN THE U.S Ernst Papanek Proposals Includes: *Typescripts & copies of various drafts for Ernst Papanek proposal to establish Children's Homes in the United States fro refugee children (1940, 1941) *Excerpt of typescript proposal by Ernst Papanek for Children's Villages (no date) * Proposal by Ernst& Helene Papanek for DP Children's Camps (on blue paper: no date) * Typescripts of background material about other children's homes (Manumit School, unnamed Spanish school (no dates, circa 1943) F-9 REFUGEE CHILDREN'S HOMES IN THE U.S. LETTERS @1940 Includes: * Letters to Ernst Papanek from L. Gourewitch (March - July 1941) * Original & copies of cable to Jules Ferry from American OSE regarding visas (April 1941) * Original & copies of letter from French OSE to American OSE regarding visas (April 1941) *Original typescript & copies of plan for evacuation of 500 refugee children from France to the U.S. (no date or author, circa 1941) * Originals & copies of letters to Ernst Papanek from French OSE regarding refugee children (April-May 1941) * Copy of letter from Ernst Papanek to American OSE about his termination (June 1941) * Copy of draft of letter sent to Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt & Dr. Martin Elliot (by Ernst Papanek?) (1941) * Original handwritten & copies of letter (in French & English) to Ernst Papanek from J. de Gunzbourg (no date; circa 1941) * Report by Ernst Papanek to Elsa Castendyck about refugee children's fate (December 1959?) F-10 AMERICA & THE REFUGEES @1940 Includes: * Original copy of "America and the Refugees" by Louis Adamic (U.S. Public Affairs Pamphlet Number 29, 1939)*Copied excerpts of 76th Congress debate over H.R. 10213, Permitting American Vessels to Assist in the Evacuation of Refugee Children (1940) F-11 REFUGEE CHILDREN'S RESCUE ARTICLES 1940'S

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Includes original clippings & copies of news articles about saving refugee children Includes: *"Besuch bei Emigrantenkindern" ( Jüdische Presszentrale , 1939) * "Papa Papanek's 500 Children"( New York Post , 1940) * "Young Exiles to Homes Here" ( Chicago Herald-American , 1941) * Captioned photograph of Mouzinho children (no publication information, 1941) * "France to Send Us Jewish Children"( The New York Times , 1942) * "Irland will 500 jüdische Refugee-Kinder aufnehmen"(no publication information, 1944?) * "U.S. Demand for Adoptable European Orphans Exceeds Supply"( Detroit News , 1946) * "Europe's Children"( New York Herald Tribune , 1947) F-12 J.D.C. JEWISH JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEEe) Includes: * Original & copies of "Rescue in France", fund-raising pamphlet (1941) * Original "Jewish Children in Liberated Europe: Their Needs and the J.D.C. Child Care Work" mentioning OSE on page 6 (1946) F-13 ERNST PAPANEK EUROPE TOUR 1946 (For USC/UNRRA) SEE ALSO BOX H ENVELOPE H-12 BOX I ENVELOPES I-6 & I-7 Contains writings of Ernst Papanek during his trip for USC/UNRRA through the DP camps and bombed-out cities of post WW II Europe Includes: * Copy of passport document (Original in Envelope H-7, BOX H) * Ernst Papanek diary & notes of trip * Correspondence with Charles Joy * Copy of "Consider the Children" article in The Christian Register (1946) * "UNRRA Child Aid In Europe Praised" ( The New York Times , 1946) * Report by Ernst Papanek entitled "Some Highlights of the Situation of the Orphans, Displaced & Destitute Children after World War II" (1947) F-14 ERNST PAPANEK USC CHILD PROJECTS DIRECTOR 1940'S Originals and copies of letters & reports to/from Ernst Papanek, Child Projects Director Includes: *Letters to Ernst Papanek from correspondents in various post-war countries such as Holland,France, Austria, Germany * Letters to/from Charles Joy (1946-1947) * Copies only (source: Andover-Harvard Theological Library, with green memo) of List of USC Overseas Offices & various USC projects in U.S. & abroad * Reports on displaced children & relief efforts F-15 UNRRA United Nations Relief & Rehabilitation Association 1940's Contains various reports on UNRRA efforts in post-war Europe on behalf of children Includes: * News Bulletins * Articles * Questionnaires for locating displaced children *UNESCO report on child war victims (1949) F-16 INDIVIDUAL REFUGEE CHILDREN LETTERSErnst Papanek 1940's & 1950's Letters of Ernst Papanek on behalf of individual refugee children (mostly OSE "alumni" or families) for job recommendations, character witnessing, and other pleas for help Includes correspondence concerning: * R. Selik (1941) * Gert Schelansky (1941) *Alain Royer (1947) * Stern Family (Sigmund, Elsa, Hella, Erwin, Therese) (1955)

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* Ilse Yvonne Goldberg Hartwich (1956) *Ruth Strauss Schloss (Yvonne Sapin) (1957) * Dr. Eugene Minkowski (fragment of notes: no date) F-17 AYWY AMERICAN YOUTH FOR WORLD YOUTH LETTERS 1945- 1950 Includes letters: * To Ernst Papanek as AYWY Director * From Ernst Papanek as fund raising & promotional efforts * To/From schools & youth camps in Europe & U.S.* Copies only (source: Andover- Harvard Theological Library, with green memo) of fundraising letters by Ernst Papanek, William H. Kilpatrick, Elizabeth Parker (1947) * Copies only (source: Andover-Harvard Theological Library, with green memo) of letters to Ernst Papanek reporting on AYWY Youth Camps (1947) * Copies only (source: Andover-Harvard Theological Library, with green memo) of letters from Ernst Papanek concerning AYWY finances (1946-1947) * About Village d l'Esperance (Village of Hope) 1949-1950 F-18 AYWY AMERICAN YOUTH FOR WORLD YOUTH Publications & Promotions 1946 - 1966 SEE ALSO BOX I ENVELOPES I-6 to I-8 Contains original clippings and copies Includes: * AYWY Newsletters (1946 - 1948) * Flyers for Carnegie Hall performance, National Poster Contest,Helen Keller Lecture * Copy only (source: Andover-Harvard Theological Library, with green memo) of promotional letter & pamphlet on Carnegie Hall Performance *Copy only (source: Andover-Harvard Theological Library, with green memo) of * Articles about AYWY in The New York Times (1946 & 1947) * ReprintS of Ernst Papanek article entitled "American Youth for World Youth: Social Interest in Kilpatrick's Concept of Education" in Educational Theory (January 1966) F-19 AYWY AMERICAN YOUTH FOR WORLD YOUTH Reports 1945-1948 Includes: *In brown notebook cover -- statistics on AYWY & Children's Homes (1945) * Typescript & copies of Otto Zoff lecture "They Shall Inherit the Earth or From Our House to Your House"(Connecticut Council of Churches conference 1946) * Description of AYWY Summer Camps by Beatrice Landshoff (1948) * Typescript of essay on origins of AYWY (no author or date: Ernst Papanek? After 1951) *Copies only (source: Andover-Harvard Theological Library, with green memo) ofreports, shipment list & executive committee meeting minutes (1946-1947) F-20 REFUGEE CHILDREN'S ADJUSTMENT PAPANEK STUDIES 1940'S SEE ALSO BOX H FOLDER H-15 BOX D FOLDERS D-15 to D-18 Contains typescripts & background notes Includes: *"Child Immigration"by Ernst Papanek (1941) * Notes, drafts, and initial proposal for study on refugee children by Ernst Papanek (1941) *News article "As Children See Us"( The New York Times , 1945) on Ernst Papanek study * Bibliography of Ernst Papanek's background sources for refugee children research *"Problems of Refugee Adolescents" by Hanna Kaiser Papanek (1947) Copy of paper by Hanna Kaiser at Boston University of research in collaboration with Ernst Papanek(1947) (ORIGINAL TYPESCRIPT in Hanna Papanek Private Papers Collection)

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F-21 REFUGEE CHILDREN'S ADJUSTMENT STUDIES Post WW II 1945+ Includes: *"Adaptive Mechanisms of Displaced Jewish Children" by Flora Hogman (no date, post WWII) * "Refugee Children's Adjustment in the United States"(follow-up to Ernst Papanek study) by Elizabeth Tilly Gutmann (1947) F-22 OSE ALUMNI LETTERS 1945-1995 SEE ALSO BOX H ALBUMS H-1 to H-3 65th & 70th Birthday of Ernst Papanek & OSE Alumni Reunion 1989 Personal letters & copies from 'alumni' of OSE homes to Ernst (& Helene) Papanek, also others Includes: * Elfriede (?) (1945) * To Ilse & Vera from Eva (1945) * To Rudi from Ernst Koppel (1947) * Lara Winter (1952) * Ernest Kopstein (1954) * Renée Spindel Eisenberg (1956) * Henny Marks (1965) * "Rundbrief" from Ernst Papanek (1965) * Henne & Ilse (1967) * Ruth Windmuller (1967) * Name & address list by Helene Papanek of OSE 'alumni' (1976) * To Helene Papanek from 'Heinz' Henry Schuster (1978) * To Benjamin Hirsch from Hanna Papanek (1995) F-23 OSE ALUMNI MEMOIRS Contains postwar remembrances of OSE Children's Homes alumni Includes: * Typescript fragment of postwar report in German by OSE Homes caretaker (no date; page 2 only) * Fragment: story of Ernst K. (by Ernst Papanek?) (no date) * Handwritten report & copy of story about Heini, a Jewish refugee child (by Ernst Papanek?)(no date) * Fragment (page 3 only) of memoir by child in Montauban & Tourelles (?) (no date, no author) * Essay comparing youth groups in U.S. & Europe (By Hanna Kaiser Papanek, no date) F-24 TRAINING SCHOOL & HOME FOR YOUNG GIRLS (1949) SEE ALSO BOX I ENVELOPE I-10 Contains copy & original clipping of articles, featuring Ernst Papanek as Director * "Link Is Predicted for Child Homes"( The New York Times, 1949) Copy only: original in file WILTWYCK SCHOOL News Articles * "Girls Get Adjusted to Life"( Sunday News , 1949) F-25 THE WILTWYCK SCHOOL FOR BOYS News Articles (1949-1958) SEE ALSO BOX H Contains original clippings & copies of articles about Wiltwyck School, including many mentions of Ernst Papanek as Executive Director Includes: * "Link Is Predicted for Child Homes"( The New York Times, 1949) * "School Has 'Cure' For Boy With Knife"( The New York Times , 1950) * "Wiltwyck: Where Boys Are Made Over" (Look , 1951) * "Look Applauds...Ernst Papanek" (Look , 1951) * "Wiltwyck: Home of the Wild Ones" ( Readers Digest , 1958 --- reprints) * Wiltwyck: Home of the Wild Ones"( World-Telegram & Sun , 1958) * "The Mature Parent" Advice Column (No date, no publication information) F-26 THE WILTWYCK SCHOOL FOR BOYS Promotions & Publications 1950's & 1960's SEE ALSOBOX E Brown, Claude Patterson, Floyd Roosevelt, Eleanor

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Contains originals & some copies Newsletters, flyers, greeting cards & other information on Wiltwyck School Also includes one student-made magazine, The Wiltwyck Star (1955) F-27 THE WILTWYCK SCHOOL FOR BOYS Reports 1950's - 1960's SEE ALSO BOX I Envelope of photographsWiltwyck School Contains reports by Ernst Papanek & others on Wiltwyck School Includes: * Progress Report (1953) * Evaluation of "3 Residential Treatment Centers: Children's Village, Wiltwyck, Hawthorne"by Ernst Papanek * "The Wiltwyck School for Boys" * Progress Report (1962) * Notes & fragments by Ernst Papanek on Wiltwyck programs, pet therapy (no date) F-28 INSTITUTE FOR INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY ERNST PAPANEK, LECTURER 1950's SEE ALSO BOXES C & D For numerous articles by Ernst Papanek involving individual psychology Contains original flyer of Institute announcing programs & lecturers for year 1951-1952 Includes Ernst & Helene Papanek as lecturers F-29 SENATE HEARINGS ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY ERNST PAPANEK TESTIMONY 1958 Contains 2 reprints & photocopy of 85th Congress Hearing Before the subcommittee to investigate Juvenile Delinquency (March 4, 1958) ( Ernst Papanek testimony begins page 66) F-30 QUEENS COLLEGE ERNST PAPANEK, PROFESSOR 1960's SEE ALSO BOX I Envelope of photographs of Later Years, includes Ernst Papanek on campus Contains original clippings & copies of articles Includes: * "Their Destination: The Lower East Side" (Queens College Phoenix, 1963) * "44 Faculty Promotions Announced"(Phoenix, 1965) * "Midnight Oil Behind Every Golden Word" (no publication but 'Conference Notebook' by Barry Farnill, circa 1967) F-31 MONTMORENCY MONUMENT 1960's "Aux enfants de Montmorency..." Copies of letter to Ernst Papanek from the mayor of Montmorency about the plaque commemorating the children of Montmorency as heroes of the Resistance (1966) Also includes English translation of letter and partial transcript of Ernst Papanek interview about discovering the monument inscription (1966) F-32 I.A.W.M.C. International Association of Workers for Maladjusted Children @1970 SEE ALSO BOX D FOLDER D-35 Contains original typescripts of Ernst Papanek presentations to the I.A.W.M.C. Includes: * Meeting notes (1969) * Report presented to the Fourth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime & Treatment of Offenders, Kyoto, Japan (August 1970) * Introduction by Ernst Papanek (no date) F-33 ERNST PAPANEK CHILDREN'S CARAVAN 1973 Contains promotional letter for the Ernst Papanek Children's Caravan, a memorial effort to sponsor trips to Disneyland & other locations for children Also includes original envelope of letter, to Olga Norbin from Stella K. Hershan (1973) F-34 OSE ALUMNI ADDRESSES 1970's

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SEE ALSO BOX H For Album of 1989 OSE Reunion Includes: * List by Helene Papanek (1976) * "We Are Growing" (1979) * Group Photograph (no date: circa 1979) F-35 OSE ALUMNI NEWS ARTICLES & PUBLICATIONS 1970's & 1980's Original clippings and copies Includes: * "The 'Children' of the Holocaust" (San Francisco Examiner, 1978) * "Refugee 'Children' Survive with their Lives"(LaPorte (IN) Herald-Argus, 1978) * "Jewish Refugees settle in Israel, Move to LaPorte"(LaPorte Herald-Argus, 1978) * "Educator works to save lives of Jewish refugee children in France"(no date, circa 1982, no publication information, only poor-quality copy available) * "Les Enfants de Montintin" copyof publication by Mouvement de Jeunesse H'Aloutsique In French, relates story of Ernst Papanek & the OSE Children (1980)

BOX G: ERNST PAPANEK POLITICAL ACTIVISM & POSTHUMOUS ARCHIVES

{Contents in chronological order} G-1 AUSTRIAN SOCIALIST TRIAL 1936 Includes: *Booklet entitled "Fanal des Freiheitskampfes" by the Bund Sozialistischer Freiheitskämpfer und Opfer des Faschismus, about the trial of 1936 (no date - circa 1980) *Accompanying letter to Helene Papanek acknowledging her part in the resistance movement (1981) *Typescript of Ernst Papanek answers to Inez Kykal relating to her dissertation "Der Sozialistenprozess 1936 - Im Rahmen der illegalen Partei" (no date) G-2 AUSTRIAN RESISTANCE ERNST PAPANEK PARTICIPATION SEE ALSO BOX E Neugebauer, Wolfgang Includes: *Copies of underground communication to comrades by Ernst Papanek, "Sofort nach dem lesen vernichten" (1939) *Flyer advertising presentation by exiled European Socialist Youth Organizations entitled "European Youth Under Hitler's Heel" chaired by Ernst Papanek (1943) *Original typescript on yellow paper, with notes, of speech by Ernst Papanek to all Austrian groups, Hunter College, remembering Hitler's invasion of Austria in 1938 (1944) *Original typescript with professor's comments of Education paper by Ernst Papanek on his development as a socialist (1945-46) *Letter & typescript on blue paper by Ernst Papanek to H. Steiner of the Dokumentationsarchiv des österreichischen Widerstandes, describing Ernst's role in the Austrian Resistance (1966), with reply letter by H. Steiner *Copies of letters to Wolfgang Neugebauer by Ernst Papanek, with 35-page essay on Ernst's role in the Austrian Resistance (1968) * Typescript of above essay (36 pages) by Ernst Papanek (1968) *Copies of pages from Neugebauer's book Bauvolk der Kommenden Welt that refer to Ernst Papanek or cite 1968 correspondence as a source G-3 AUSTRIAN RESISTANCEReports & Reactions 1940's Includes: *Typescript of report on situation in Vienna/Austria, Fall 1941 (no author) * Typescript of report on situation in Vienna October 1941 (no author)

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* Typescript of topic for discussion "Wir kommen wieder" (1940 - no author) * Typescript entitled "Austrians Must Fight For Liberation"(circa 1943, no author) * Typescript of excerpt of letter from Stockholm describing underground Austrian Socialist conference, with memo from "Gewährsmann Karl Kolb, Rudolf Holowatj, (1942-43) * Typescript of copied letter extract by Novy & König about exile & escape (1944) * Typescript of essay by Rudolf Arzbock (?) on his memories of the Austrian Resistance (15 pages, no date) *Pamphlet entitled "It Started in Vienna" by Oscar Pollack (1944) G-4 NAZI PERSECUTION Jewish Population 1930's & 1940's Includes:* Original typescript & copies of notes by Ernst Papanek on Nuremberg Laws & Kristallnacht (no date) * Copy of Nazi form for declaration of racial background"Abstammungserklärung'(1938) *Copy of partial report (pages 3-5) of Jewish deportation & family dislocation (1942) *Excerpt of UNRRA report on Jewish children evading capture & incarceration ( no author, no date - circa 1945) *Typescript on yellow paper of quotes from book The Jewish Refugee by Arieh Tartakower & Kurt R. Grossman (1944) * Copy of letter from a Red Cross field worker describing the plight of Jews in DP camps (1945) *Original pamphlet "Die Wehrlosen" on the problem of Nazi high school teachers (Vienna 1946) G-5 NAZI PERSECUTION Individual Jewish Families 1940's Contains individual case studies & reports (many fragmentary) Includes: *Original typescript & copies of the story of "Anna L." and family (no author, no date) * Fragment of report with notes by Ernst Papanek, citing the New York Bureau of Child Guidance, describing 3 cases of emotionally disturbed refugee children (no date) * Typescript & copies of memoirs of Jewish girl in Vienna, describing anti-Semitism and exile to America (no author, no date) *Original typescript & copies of case history of 15-year-old Polish Ukrainian Jewish girl by Ruth Schwab of Aglasterhausen (1947) *Handwritten notes & copies by Ernst Papanek on Nicole Lalon, deported to Auschwitz (1943) *Typescript & handwritten notes by Ernst Papanek on the Fränkl Family, Camp Struth, Ansbach (1946) * Typescript & copies of memoirs of Basia & Ela Gorman (no date - circa 1945) G-6 NAZI CAMPS SEE ALSO BOX E File on Goldstern, Alex Includes:*Copy of letter to Sylvia (?) from Ernst Kraimer from Dachau (1938) * Music & lyrics of "Das Buchenwald Lied" by Löhner, Beda, & Leopoldi (no date - pre-1945) *In small manila envelope: original pamphlet entitled "My Experiences as a Prisoner in German Concentration Camps" by Karl H. Pilarski with accompanying original letter by the author (1947) *Typescript & copies of transcript fragment about camp barracks (no author, no date - labeled "Tape 25") * Original clipping & copies of advertisement seeking missing boy Bernhard Kahn and father Eugen Kahn, deported to Poland, by Erna & Anneliese Kahn (1945, no publication) *Original & copy of pamphlet entitled "What Buchenwald Really Means" by Victor Gollancz (1945)

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*Typescript on pink paper & copies of report fragment attributed to Hanna Abend (penciled note) about modern-day attitudes towards concentration camp history (no date) G-7 EXILED INTELLECTUALS 1930's & 1940's SEE ALSO BOX E FOLDER E-9 FEUCHTWANGER, Lion FOLDER E-42 STEIN, Alexander Includes: *Footnote fragments attributed to Paul (?) on books & organizations involving exiled writers (no date: post-1943) * Copy of poem entitled "To Posterity" by Bertolt Brecht, found among Helene Papanek papers dated 1951 * Flyer advertising book entitled "Das Studium der Deutschen Literatur" by Wolfgang Ruttkowski and Eberhard Reichmann (1974) * Flyer, program, and original envelope addressed to Gustav Papanek regarding exhibition entitled "Exile"at the State University of New York, Albany (1973) G-8 AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS POSTWAR PLANS FOR AUSTRIA @1944 SEE ALSO Following Folders labeled "Correspondence of Comrades" on this topic Includes: *"Das Österreichische Erziehungswesen Nach Hitlers Sturz" by Carl Furtmüller With notes & remarks by comrades Stern, Deutsch, Breitner, Fischl (1943) *Published article in the Austrian Labor News entitled "Education: A Central Postwar Problem" by Carl Furtmüller (1943) * "Erziehungsmassnahmen in Österreich Nach dem Krieg: Ein Sofortprogramm Nach Hitlers Sturz" by Ernst Papanek, typescript, draft & corrections (1944) * Two copies of final version of memorandum by the Austrian Labor Committee to the European Advisory Committee regarding post-war plans for Austria (circa 1944) * Draft typescript of appendix listing names & credentials of Austrian Socialist exiles available to implement postwar plans (no date) * Corrections to currency measures on yellow paper (no author, no date) G-9 Correspondence of Comrades ADLER,FRIEDRICH 1940's SEE ALSO BOX E FOLDER E-2 ADLER, Friedrich All typescripts Includes ADLER'S letters TO: * Otto Leichter (November 1940) * ALC Members (November 1943) *Wilhelm Ellenbogen (November 1943) *"Rundbrief" to: Hugo Breitner, Maria Deutsch, Hans Fischl, Carl Furtmüller, Ernst Papanek, Joseph Luitpold Stern * Jewish Labor Committee (June 1944) *Wilhelm Ellenbogen (June 1944) * Friends & Colleagues for 65th Birthday (July 1944) * Hugo Breitner (January 1945) * Egon Wertheimer (November 1945) * Wilhelm Ellenbogen about controversy with ALC (May 1945) * Letter TO Adler from unknown correspondent, over ALC controversy (January 1941) * Letter TO Adler from unknown correspondent over Montauban reports (January 1941) G-10 Correspondence of Comrades BREITNER, HUGO 1940's All typescripts Includes BREITNER'S letters TO: *Wilhelm Ellenbogen - 2 letters -(June 1944)

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* "Lieber Freund"(Ernst Papanek?) (June 1944) * Insert to letter for Karl Hans Sailer (July 1944) * "Lieber Freund"(?) (September 1944) * Lieber verehrter Freund" (?) (January 1945) G-11 Correspondence of Comrades ELLENBOGEN, WILHELM 1940's All typescripts Includes ELLENBOGEN'S letters TO: * Jacob Pat, Jewish Labor Committee (no date: circa 1944) *"Rundbrief" to ambassadors, Secretary of State, Political Advisor (no date - circa 1945) * Hugo Breitner (September 1944) * Letter TO Ellenbogen FROM Kolb in Sweden (July 1943) G-12 Correspondence of Comrades HANNAK, J. J. 1940's All typescripts Includes HANNAK'S letters TO: *Hans (Fischl? Sailer?) about Friedrich Adler's speeches, circa 1943-45) G-13 Correspondence of Comrades LEICHTER, OTTO 1940's SEE ALSO BOX E Folder "Leichter, Käthe" All typescripts Includes LEICHTER'S letters TO: * Friedrich Adler (October 1940) * Ernst Papanek (March 1944) * Hugo Breitner (June 1944) * Wilhelm Ellenbogen (June 1944) *Remarks on Friedrich Adler's speeches (no date - circa 1943-45) *Draft of introduction (to Carl Furtmüller's proposal for "Das Österreichische Erziehungswesen nach Hitlers Sturz"?) (no date - circa 1943) *Hans (Fischl? Sailer?) about ALC controversies (September 1944) G-14 Correspondence of Comrades LÖWINGER, ARTHUR 1940's All typescripts Includes LÖWINGER'S letters TO: * Friedrich Adler (December 1944) *"Friends"(?) (May 1945) G-15 Correspondence of Comrades PAPANEK, ERNST Includes PAPANEK letters: * Copy of memo TO comrades FROM Ernst Papanek "Sofort nach dem lesen vernichten!" (September 1939) * Typescript draft of letter TO ALC Members FROM Ernst Papanek (November 1943) *Handwritten original letter TO Otto (Leichter?) FROM Ernst Papanek (March 1944) * Typescript letter TO Ernst Papanek from Otto (Leichter?) (March 1944) *Typescript on yellow paper TO Friedrich Adler FROM Ernst Papanek (March 1944) quoting letter from Otto Leichter * Typescript of letter TO Ernst Papanek FROM "B."(Boris Laper, in penciled notation) (May 1944) *Typescript letter TO Ernst Papanek FROM Max Klein, Palestine (August 1944) *Handwritten original letter TO Ernst Papanek FROM * (?) (January 1945) *"Rundbrief" TO "Die Sozialistische Jugend Österreichs" FROM Ernst Papanek (November 1945) G-16 Correspondence of Comrades SAILER, KARL HANS All typescripts Includes SAILER'S letters TO:

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* Hugo Breitner (June 1944) * Friedrich Adler (November 1944) * "Rundbrief" to comrades (December 1944) * "Rundbrief" and draft of postwar plan (January 1945) G-17 AUSTRIAN SOCIALIST AFTERMATH Condition of Comrades When WW II Ends @1945 Includes: * Typescript of letter excerpt from Dyno Löwenstein to his mother, mentioning Kautskys, Neumayr, Zväcek (?) (May 1945) * Typescript of copy of letter from Heinz to "Papa"(?) about post-war conditions & encounters at Montauban (June 1945) * Letter from Berte Pollack to Hans (Fischl? Sailer?) reporting on postwar conditions (April 1945) * Letter from Martha & Marius in Nymagen (Holland?) (June 1945) G-18 AUSTRIAN RESISTANCE ERNST PAPANEK POSTWAR AWARDS 1950's to 1980's Includes:*Letters between Ernst Papanek & Karl Schlesinger regarding Beamtenentschädigung (reparations for loss of government position) (1954) * Letters between Ernst Papanek & Helmuth Mattis of the Fonds zur Hilfeleistung an politisch Verfolgte in Vienna, regarding reparations for both Ernst & Helene as politically persecuted (1958) * Letter from Helene Papanek to the Austrian Government seeking the posthumous "Befreiungsordenzeichen"(Medal of Honor) for Ernst Papanek (1979) *Copy of Certificate for Ehrenzeichen (1981) See BOX H ENVELOPE H-7 for original) G-19 AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS ERNST PAPANEK POSTWAR LETTERS 1950's to 1970's Includes PAPANEK letters: * Typescript, signed, of letter TO Nationalrat Peter Strasser FROM Ernst Papanek (July 1952) * Typescript with handwritten notes TO Ernst Papanek FROM "Hasi"(Joseph Simons), U.S. Embassy (June 1952) *Typescript of letter TO Joseph "Hasi" Simons FROM Ernst Papanek (July 1952) * Letters between Ernst Papanek & Kurt Klotzbach of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Forschungsinstitut about materials for the Archiv der sozialen Demokratie (January - April, 1969) * Letter TO Ernst Papanek FROM Richard Kurfurst (February 1972) G-20 AUSTRIAN RESISTANCE Memorials & Monuments Includes:Folder with brochures on exhibition entitled "Mit uns zieht die neue Zeit: Arbeiterkultur in Österreich, 1918-1934"with copy of 1931 Arbeiter-Zeitung (no date of exhibition) *Pamphlet on the "Gedenkenstätte für die Opfer des Österreichischen Freiheitskampfes 1938-1945" by the Dokumentationsarchiv des österreichischen Widerstandes *Pamphlet entitled "Jahre der Finsternis: Die österreichische Widerstandsbewegung 1938-1945" (1975) G-21 FRIENDS OF AUSTRIAN LABOR 1950's to 1970's Includes: * Flyer of Ernst Papanek lecture entitled "In den Lagern der Waisen und verschleppten Menschen Europas"(1946) *Pamphlets of film showing "The Quiet One"(March 1950) *Flyer of Ernst Papanek lecture entitled "Die moderne Erziehung im Dienste der Menschheit"(1955)

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*Commemorative album for Ernst Papanek (1960) G-22 LEAGUE FOR INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY L.I.D. 1960'S Includes: *Original newsletter about Sidney Herzberg as new Executive Director (1957) * Copy of typescript entitled "Interim Report of the L.I.D. Study Commission on Youth and the Social Order" by William H. Kilpatrick & Ernst Papanek (1960) *Photographs, announcement flyer, & document copies of 1962 L.I.D. award to Ernst Papanek for distinguished service (1962) (to audiovisual dep. IISH) *Photo negative of article in Queens College Phoenix entitled "Pug Patron Papanek, Dauntless Battler, To Receive Citation" (December 1962) G-23 THE SOCIALIST INTERNATIONAL 1950's & 1960's Includes: *Copy of The Socialist Bulletin with front-page photograph of Ernst Papanek (1957) *Copy of transcript of Ernst Papanek speech on Radio Free Europe program (May Day 1958) *Typescript of Ernst Papanek Speech (1964) G-24 ERNST PAPANEK IN ISRAEL 1966 Includes: 5-page itinerary of Ernst Papanek trip to Israel (1966) Copy of letter to Dr. Tennen of Yed [sic] Vashem from Ernst Papanek thanking him for tour & seeking information on fate of St. Louis children (August 1966) (SEE ALSO BOX A Folder on S.S. St. Louis) G-25 ERNST PAPANEK IN JAPAN 1966 Includes:*Photographs of Ernst Papanek's visit to Hiroshima circa 1966 (to audiovisual dep. IISH) *2 original handwritten speeches plus typescripts by Ernst Papanek about education, May 1966 *Typescript translation of articles about Ernst Papanek - "An Interview with Dr. Ernst Papanek" & "Gift of Peace Lecture of Hiroshima University"- in Choguko , Hiroshima, (June 1966) G-26 ERNST PAPANEK IN SWEDEN 1966 & 1968 Includes: *Original clipping & copies of captioned photograph in Swedish Dagens Nyheter (May 1966) *Original clipping & copies of article in the Swedish Blekinge Läns Tidning (November 1968) G-27 ERNST PAPANEK BIOGRAPHIES & BIBLIOGRAPHIES Through 1970's Includes: *Resumes & Curricula Vita (1940 to 1973) *Forms & typescript for profile in Biographisches Handbuch der deutschsprachigen Emigration nach 1933 with related correspondence for Helene Papanek (1979) *Handwritten notes of career highlights by Ernst Papanek (no date) *List of Ernst Papanek references (no date) *Typescripts ofErnst Papanek Selected Bibliography (1942-1973) *Edited galley of Ernst Papanek profile in Who Was Who (Volume 6) (no date) G-28 ERNST PAPANEK BUSINESS CARDS Includes Ernst Papanek positions at: *Unitarian Service Committee *The Wiltwyck School *The Training School & Home for Young Girls *Hiroshima University G-29 ERNST PAPANEK 65th BIRTHDAY 1965 SEE ALSO Album in BOX H

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Includes: *Flyer & seating list of Debs Day Dinner in honor of Ernst Papanek (December 1965) * "Rundbrief" of thanks from Ernst Papanek to celebrants (December 1965) G-29 ERNST PAPANEK 70th BIRTHDAY 1970 SEE ALSO Album in Box H Includes: *Handwritten poem for Ernst Papanek from John & Olga (Norbin) * Copy of clipping (unidentified journal) announcing Ernst Papanek 70. Geburtstag (circa 1970) *Copy of clipping from Vereinsnachrichten of the Archiv des Vereins für Geschichte der Arbeiterbewegung (July-September 1970) Copy of clipping & photograph of Ernst Papanek entitled "Professor Ernst Papanek Siebzig Jahre" in the Austrian Freie Lehrerstimme (September/October 1970) G-30 ERNST PAPANEK MEMORIAL SERVICES 1973 Includes: Vienna (August 10, 1973) *Transcript of speech by Alois Piperger New York (September 16, 1973) *Invitation by Helene Papanek (September 1973) *In small gray envelope: photographs of service (to audiovisual dep. IISH) *Transcripts of speeches & tributes *Articles about ceremony (1973) G-31 ERNST PAPANEK OBITUARIES 1973 Original clippings & copies of articles circa 1973 in: Arbeiterzeitung Aufbau New Jersey Society of Adlerian Psychology News Pirquet Bulletin Rentner und Pensionist (memorial 1981) The Individual Psychologist The Jewish Daily Forward The New York Times Die Zukunft (Unidentified Journal) G-32 ERNST PAPANEK CONDOLENCE CORRESPONDENCE 1973 Includes: *Letter from Lotte & Karl Kautsky (September 1973) *Attached response from Olga & John Norbin describing Ernst Papanek's last days in detail (February 1974) *Fragment of Helene Papanek unpublished memoirs over her reaction to Ernst's death (no date) *Various letters to Helene Papanek & family about Ernst Papanek's passing *Copy of Austrian Government notice about burial arrangements (1973) G-33 AUSTRIAN SOCIALISTS TRIBUTE TO ERNST PAPANEK 1973 "Erinnerungen an Ernst Papanek" Two original journals Die Zukunft & copies of Austrian Socialist tribute to Ernst Papanek (November 1973) G-34 ERNST PAPANEK HAUS, HOF, LIBRARY (1974 & 1978) Includes: *Flyer of Ernst Papanek Library (1974) *In small gray envelope & cardboard folder: photographs of Ernst-Papanek-Haus dedication ceremonies (1978) (to audiovisual dep. IISH) *Transcript of speech by Mayor Leopold Graz (1978) * Articles about Ernst-Papanek Haus

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*Related correspondence G-35 ERNST PAPANEK MEMORIAL LECTURE 1979 Includes: *Original flyers for May 1, 1979 event *Original clipping & copies of interview with Helene Papanek about the lecture in The Westbinder ( ?) (June 1979) *Goldstern Family Newsletter mentioning the event (1979) G-36 ERNST PAPANEK ARCHIVES AMSTERDAM Inventory list of archive holdings G-37 ERNST PAPANEK ARCHIVES LEXINGTON (MASSACHUSETTS) Inventory list of archive holdings G-38 ERNST PAPANEK ARCHIVES NEW YORK *Inventory list of archive holdings *Related correspondence G-39 ERNST PAPANEK ARCHIVES VIENNA *Inventory list of archive holdings *Related correspondence G-40 OTHER ARCHIVES ERNST PAPANEK PAPERS *List of other sources of information relating to Ernst Papanek & the Socialists (Copies of excerpted pages from Wolfgang Neugebauer's book Bauvolk der Kommenden Welt on his sources, 1975) * Notes by Kristine CasaBianca on Andover-Harvard Theological Library Collection, 1995

BOX H: ERNST PAPANEK ORIGINAL HISTORICAL PAPERS

Includes many old & fragile & irreplaceable items PLEASE HANDLE WITH EXTREME CARE! H-1 Ernst Papanek 65th Birthday 1965 Brown leather photo album with Red Falcon crest Includes: *Letters, cards, photographs & telegrams celebrating Ernst Papanek *Typescript of poem "Schwestern" by Ludwig (Lutz) Greve H-2 Oeuvre de Secours ŕ l'Enfants (OSE) REUNION 1989 Maroon & gold photo album Includes: Letters, photographs, news articles & personal profiles of surviving OSE Alumni after 40 years H-3 Ernst Papanek 70th Birthday 1970 Red cloth-covered photo album with Red Falcon crest Includes: Letters, cards, photographs & telegrams celebrating Ernst Papanek H-4 Manchild in the Promised Land By Claude Brown 1965 SEE ALSO BOX E FOLDER E-4 BOX H JOURNAL H-21 Published hardcover book Autographed copy for Olga & John Norbin (to library) H-5 Victory Over Myself By Floyd Patterson 1962 SEE ALSO BOX E Patterson, Floyd Published hard cover book Autographed copy for Ernst Papanek (to library) H-6 Ernst Papanek Papers Family History (Spira & Papanek) In clear plastic envelope All original documents Includes: *Birth Certificate of Johann Papanek (1872) *Military Discharge papers for Adolf Spira (1873) *Birth Certificate of Rosa Spira (1874) *Apprenticeship papers for Rosa Spira, Dressmaker (1892)

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*Identification card for Rosa (Spira) Papanek on Viennese streetcars (1937) * Medical School Diploma, University of Vienna, for Helene Goldstern (1925) H-7 Ernst Papanek Papers Helene Goldstern Papanek Family History In clear plastic envelope All original documents Includes: * Commemorative Photograph of 25th Anniversary of Dr. Samuel Goldstern leading the Fango Clinic, Vienna (1929) (to audiovisual dep. IISH) * Medical School Diploma, University of Vienna, for Helene Goldstern (1925) H-8 Ernst Papanek Papers School Days, Vienna 1910-1927 In clear plastic envelope All original documents Includes: *Schulnachricht, 5. Klasse Volkschule (1910/1911) *Matrikelschein,University of Vienna (1919) * Two Meldungsbücher, University of Vienna coursework (Medicine, 1919 & Philosophy, 1925) * Zeugnis der Reife für Volksschulen by the Bundes-Lehrerbildungsanstalt Wien (1926/1927) *Unidentified seals from a document (1911/1912) *Unidentified fragment of identification card & photo of Ernst Papanek (travel pass or ticket) (no date - circa early student years) H-9 Ernst Papanek Papers First Teaching Experiences Gruppe XIV Vienna (1924-1931) SEE ALSO BOX D FOLDER D-2 BOX F FOLDER F-1 In clear plastic envelope All original documents Includes: *Handwritten Arbeitsbericht in Gruppe XIV by Ernst Papanek (1924) *Background notes, Gruppe XIV by Ernst Papanek (1924) *Handwritten essays by young students (1930/1931) ---"Mein Beruf" (Spengler, Mechaniker, Elektrotechniker, Metallarbeiter)--- * Teacher Identification Card for Ernst Papanek (1931) H-10 Ernst Papanek Papers Students' Essays Vienna (1930-1931) In clear plastic envelope All original documents Includes: * Handwritten essays by young students (1930/1931) ---"Mein Erster Lehrtag" ---"Erinerrungen an meiner Volksschulzeit" H-11 Ernst Papanek Papers Exile, Pre-WW II WW II - OSE (1934 -1940) In clear plastic envelope All original documents Includes: *Netzkarte for the Viennese streetcar with photograph for Ernst Papanek, 1934 * Identification & registration papers for Ernst Papanek as employee of Informations Pedagogiques Internationales (I.P.I.) (1936) * Identification card with photograph of Ernst Papanek as Directeur General des toutes les Maisons d'Enfants for the Union OSE (circa 1940) *French Visas for Ernst, Helene, Gustav & George Papanek with photographs (1939/1940) H-12 Letters from Ernst Papanek To Wife Helene Papanek (1946) In clear plastic envelope All original documents on onionskin, too fragile to be photocopied Some partially illegible Includes: *Letters from Ernst Papanek to Helene Papanek describing situation in postwar Europe (DP camps, children's homes etc.) *Small white envelope of original postwar money (German, Austrian) issued by the Allied occupying forces (circa 1944) H-13 Ernst Papanek Papers Postwar Career Austrian Ehrenzeichen (Medal of Honor) (1946-1981) In clear plastic envelope All original documents Includes: *Passport papers for Ernst Papanek on Unitarian Service Committee European Tour (1946)

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*U.S. Naturalization Papers for Ernst Papanek (1949) *Posthumous Ehrenzeichen für Verdienste um die Befreiung Österreichs from the Austrian government (1981) H-14 Ernst Papanek Papers Nowatschek Family (John & Olga Norbin) SEE ALSO BOX B: Letters 1940 Folder BOX E Folder Nowatschek (Norbin), John (Hans) & Olga BOX I Envelope of photographs of John (Hans) & Olga Nowatschek (Norbin) In clear plastic envelope All original documents on onionskin (too fragile to be photocopied) Includes: * Birth Certificate for Joseph Nowatschek (1857) *Schul-Zeugnis for Josef Novácek (1869) *Witness document for Josef Novatchek education (1873) *Trauungszeugnis for Josef Nowatschek & Johanna Neumann, Vienna (1898) *Kivonat for Hanni Neumann (1893) *Unidentified document for Johanna Neumann (1897) *Recommendation letter by employer David Schwarz for Joseph Nowatschek, Budapest (1879) *Recommendation letter by employer David for Joseph Nowatschek (1880) *Recommendation letter by employer B. Spitz for Josef Novatschek, Budapest (1883) *Recommendation letter by employer F.A. Hoffman for Jos. Nowatschek, Budapest (1879) *Recommendation letters by employer M&J Mandel for Josef Novatschek, Vienna (1885 & 1887) *Recommendation letter by employer M. Neumann, clothing store owner, for Joseph Nowatschek, Vienna (1899) *Totenschein for Johanna Nowatschek née Neumann - death from breast & lymph node cancer in Vienna (1911) * Quittung (bill) for burial of Johanna Nowatschek,Vienna (1910) *Trauungs-Zeugnis for Joseph Nowatschek & Friedericke Beer, Vienna (1912) *Heimat-Schein for Friedericke Beer in the Propnitz Israelitenstadt (1912) H-15 Refugee Children Questionnaires Originals plus 2 copies of each Original blank questionnaire & cover letter by Ernst Papanek (1943 & 1947) Includes questionnaires by: Robert Grace Hanna Papanek née Kaiser Jack Krigsman Gustl Ravits G. Schwaetzer Herbert Schwartz Ernst Weil Other unidentified English & German refugee children/adolescents H-16 Look (1950) Original magazine Contains article about Ernst Papanek on page 21 " Look Applauds..." H-17 Look (1951) 2 copies of original magazine Contains article about Wiltwyck School on page 46 (photograph of Ernst Papanek on page 48) "Wiltwyck School: Where Boys Are Made Over" H-18 Way Forum (1956) 2 copies of original magazine (1 English, 1 French) Contains article by Ernst Papanek on page 14 "Lessons from a film: The Quiet One" ("La leçon d'un film: The Quiet One") H-19 The Saturday Evening Post (1958) SEE ALSO BOX E Roosevelt, Eleanor Original magazine Contains article by Eleanor Roosevelt mentioning Wiltwyck School on page 19 "On My Own"

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H-20 (a) & The Saturday Evening Post (1964) (b) 2 copies of original magazine Contains article by Ernst Papanek & Ed Linn on page 35 "The Boy Who Survived Auschwitz" H-21 The New York Times Magazine (1984) SEE ALSO BOX EFOLDER E-4 BOX H BOOK H-4 Copy of original magazine Contains article by Claude Brown on page 36 "Manchild in Harlem"

BOX I: ERNST PAPANEK PHOTOGRAPHS

In envelopes of varying sizes Contents organized chronologically Includes many old & fragile & irreplaceable photos PLEASE HANDLE WITH EXTREME CARE! (to audiovisual dep. IISH) I-1 OLD PHOTOS: Ernst Papanek Ancestors In 2 large manila envelopes (a) & (b) Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek ancestors & relatives Papanek, Spira, Wasservogel, Goldstern, Nowatschek (late 1800's - early 1900's) I-2 PHOTOS: Ernst Papanek Early Years Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek as a young man, student & teacher (1919-1920's) I-3 PHOTOS: Ernst Papanek SAJ Socialist Youth, Vienna Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek & Genossen Socialist Youth marches, outings, gatherings (early 1930's) I-4 PHOTOS: Ernst Papanek & Family In Europe Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek with wife, children, colleges Years in exile, on vacation, after flight to France Gustav & George as young boys (1934 - 1939) I-5 PHOTOS: Ernst Papanek & Family Postwar Years Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek & wife & sons In America, early 1940's Gustav & George at summer camp Postwar Europe - Gustav Papanek in military, 1945-1946 Ernst Papanek UNRRA tour of Europe, 1946 (1940-1946) I-6 PHOTOS: Refugee Children Postwar Europe Many photographs with attached captions & photo credit Includes photographs of displaced & orphaned European & Asian children Relief Efforts Ernst Papanek on UNRRA tour 1946 (1946, 1947, 1948) I-7 PHOTOS: Refugee Children Youth Camps Postwar Europe Many photographs with attached captions & photo credit Includes photographs of refugee children at play in youth camps (1946, 1947, 1948) I-8 PHOTOS: Ernst Papanek & AYWY American Youth for World Youth Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek & AYWY Students AYWY Meetings Carnegie Hall performance Other benefit performances (1947, 1948) I-9 PHOTOS: Wiltwyck School In 3 large manila envelopes (a) (b) & (c) Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek, Helene Papanek, & Eleanor Roosevelt with Wiltwyck students (1950's) I-10 PHOTOS: The Training School & Home for Young Girls Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek & students Meeting of directors, 1951 (1950's) I-11 PHOTOS: Ernst Papanek Later Years

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Includes photographs of Ernst Papanek in roles as: Grandfather with family College professor (Queens College 1962) Socialist (at meetings, reception for Ollenhauer 1957) Diplomat (Stockholm 1966) (1950's & 1960's) I-12 PHOTOS: Rosa "Lettl" Papanek (Mother) Includes photographs of Lettl with Ernst Papanek Homemade photo album for Lettl (1960's & 1970's) I-13 PHOTOS:Ernst Papanek Last Years Includes photographs of Ernst & family in final years (late 1960's & 1970's) I-14 PHOTOS: Helene Papanek Later/Last Years Includes photographs of Helene Papanek Professional recognition banquet Last years without Ernst Papanek (1970's & 1980's) I-15 PHOTOS: Norbin (Nowatschek), John & Olga Includes photographs of Olga in early years as young woman & in later years John in later years, in hospital (No dates) I-16 PHOTOS: Family Gravestones Includes photographs of grave sites for various family members *Johann Papanek *Katharina Spira *Ernst Adler *Josef Wasservogel * Jacob Papanek *Abraham Goldstern * Mathilda Spira * Amalia Wasservogel * Rosa Papanek *Ernst Papanek

Sammlung von Briefen und Drucksachen aus dem Besitz seiner verstorbenen Schwester, Margarete Wasservogel, im IISG deponiert durch Hanna Papanek, 01.07.1990

K1: Korrespondenz der Familie Papanek nn0000.1 Olga Norbin-Papanek u. Fam. an Grete Wasservogel-Papanek u. Fam.; 1 Brief: 1977. 1 Bl. oo0000.1 Paul Olberg an Grete Wasservogel; 2 Briefe: 1960; Beilage: Notizen. zus. 7 Bl., 2 Umschläge. pp0000.1 Ernst Papanek an Grete Wasservogel u. Fam.; 1 Postkarte, 1 Brief: 1941, 1966; Beilagen: ZA usw., betr. Teilnahme am Kongress der SI, Stockholm, Mai 1966. zus. 7 Bl. ss0000.1 Alfred Spira u. Fam. an Ernst Papanek u. Fam.; 1 Brief: 1941. 1 Bl. ww0000.1 Grete Wasservogel u. Fam. (auch von: Ernst Wasservogel, Rosa Papanek- Spira) an Ernst Papanek u. Fam. (auch an: Helene Papanek-Goldstern, Gustav und George Papanek, Olga und Hans Norbin); 11 Briefe: 1939-1946; Beilage: Fragebogen. zus. 27 Bl. zz0000.1 Hanna Papanek, Notizen zur "Stammtafel" der Familie: 1990. 2 Bl.

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410207.1 "Die Kinderfürsorge der OSE. 500 Refugeekinder aus Frankreich wollen nach USA", ZA: Aufbau , (New York), 07.02.1941. 430000.1 "The child as refugee. My experiences with fugitive children in Europe", Sdr.: The nervous child , Bd. 2/Nr. 4, 1943, S. 301-307. 430206.1 "Initial problems of the refugee children's homes in Montmorency, France", Sdr.: School and Society , Bd. 57/Nr. 1467, 06.02.1943, S. 141-145. 440100.1 "Lend-lease help to re-educate axis countries after the war", Sdr.: The educational forum , Jan. 1944, S. 197-201. 440418.1 "Rebuilding the Austrian labour movement", Sdr.: A.L.C. News Letter , Bd. 2/Nr. 4, 18.04.1944, S. 1. 450400.1 "Treatment by group work", Sdr.: The American journal of orthopsychiatry , Bd. 15/Nr. 2, April 1945, S. 223-229. 460000.1 "They are not expendable: The homeless and refugee children in Germany", Sdr.: The social service review , Bd. 20/Nr. 3, Sept. 1946, S. 312-319. 461200.1 "Consider the children. Mr. Papanek writes the first full report of the children's work of the USC", Sdr.: Christian Register (Unitarian) , (Boston), Dec. 1946, [2 S.]. 550200.1 pm "Behind juvenile delinquency", in: The socialist call , Bd. 23/Nr. 2 [nur Titelseite!]. 550514.1 [Address to the conference], in: Youth in danger becomes a danger. Fourth annual conference. American society of Adlerian psychology , New York 1956, S. 24-26. 560000.1 "Das Kinderheim, seine Theorie und Praxis im Lichte der Individualpsychologie", Sdr.: Acta psychoterapeutica... , (Basel/New York) Bd. 4./Nr. 1, S. 53-72. 561200.1 "Lessons from a film: The quiet one", Enr.: The way forum (Paris) Nr. 23, Dez. 1956, S. 14-16. 610100.1 /mit Helene Papanek/ "Individual psychology today", Sdr.: American journal of psychoterapy , Bd. 15/Nr. 1, Jan. 1961, S. 4-26. 620000.1 The Austrian school reform. Its bases principles and development - the twenty years between the two world wars , New York 1962. 640000.1 /mit Edw. Linn/ "The boy who survived Auschwitz", Sdr.: The saturday evening post , 1964 [10 S. und biogr. Notiz über die Autoren]. 660100.1 "American youth for world youth: Social interest in Kilpatrick's concept of education", Sdr.: Educational theory , Bd. 16/Nr. 1, Jan. 1966, S. 59-70. 680000.1 "The Montmorency period of the child-care program of the OSE", Sdr.: In fight for the health of the Jewish people. 50 years of OSE , New York 1968, S. 116-134. 680515.1 "Wiltwick school for boys", Sdr.: The united teacher , 15.05.1968, S. 19-22. 710600.1 "Some psycho-social aspects of crime and delinquency", Sdr.: Dimensions magazine , Bd. 5/Nr. 4, Summer 1971 [6 S.]. 750000.1 /mit Edward Linn/ Out of the fire , New York 1975. 800000.1 Die Kinder von Montmorency , [ Out of the fire : dt. und bearbtt.!], Wien usw. 1980.

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4/5; 1948: Nr. 1), Spendenaufruf American Overseas Aid/UN Appeal for Children (48.02). K4. Brooklyn training school for girls and Wiltwyck school for boys (1949-1958) - enth.: 490000.1 ZA New York Herald Tribune (49.02.06), New York Times (49.09.??, 50.02.12), Reader's Digest (58.02., S. 192-196), Das Beste aus Reader's Digest (58.04., S. 88-98), Saturday Evening Post (58.02.08), Prospekt There are no walls around W. (N.Y., o.D.). K5. Allgemeines (1962-1973) enth.: ZA: Phoenix , New York (62.12.11), betr.: Award, 621200.1 League for ind. democracy; Prospekt Austrian school reform (1963); ZA: AZ (70.08.19), Archiv , Wien (70.07) und Freie Lehrerstimme , Wien (70.09), betr.: 70. Geburtstag; Einladung, Gästeliste, Festrede Leopold Gratz und Notizen von Margarete Wasservogel (Schwester von E.P.) betr. Benennung "Ernst Papanek Hof", Wien (73.09.02). K5. Nachrufe, Gedenkartikel etc. (1973-1981) enth.: Anzeigen von Helene Papanek 730800.1 (o.D.), Friends of Austrian Labour (74.02.1); Alois Pipberger, Trauerrede (73.08.10); ZA AZ , Wien (08.08.73), Aufbau , New York (73.08.24), Austrian Information (73.09), The individual psychologist (73.11), Zukunft , Wien, 20/21 (73.11), Rentner und Pensionist , [?], Wien (81.10). K5. Rezensionen zu Out of the fire/Kinder auf der Flucht (1976-1981) enth.: ZA: 760000.1 Austrian Information , Bd. 29/Nr. 9 (1976), AZ (81.10.13) und 2x o.O., o.J. [1981]. K6 Chapter "Ernst Papanek" in the book Summerhill for and against , pp. 157-162, n.d. (photocopy); Helene Papanek, "Combined Group and Individual Therapy in Private Practice", reprint from American Journal of Psychotherapy , Vol. VIII, Nr. 4, pp. 679-686. October 1954; Helene Papanek, "Dynamics and Treatment of Borderline Schizophrenia from the Adlerian Viewpoint", reprint from The American Journal of Individual Psychology , Vol. XI, Nr. 1, 1954; Ruth and Edward Brecher, "Crime is a Preventable Disease", reprint from The Survey , November 1951.

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L 1 Draft notes of 'The Children of Montintin' by Hanna Papanek. August 2002. 1 cover L 2 Letter from Ernst Papanek to Helen Keller. 1965. 1 cover L 3 Notes by Hanna Papanek taken at CDJC, Paris. N.d. 1 cover L 4 Typescript of the article 'One Year OSE's Children's houses for refugies in France' by Ernst Papanek, 1940. Photocopy. N.d. 1 cover L 5 Announcement of the exhibition project 'Aus Kindern wurden Briefe. Rettung jüdischer Kinder aus Nazideutschland - Recha Feier und Käte Rosenheim. 2004. 1 piece L 6 Letter from Dr. Gudrun Maierhof (Stiftung Neue Synagoge Berlin) to Hanna Papanek. 2004. 1 piece L 7 Letter from Hillel Black (William Morrow & Company, Inc. Publishers, New York) to George and Gustav Papanek. 1974. 1 piece L 8 Letter from Hanna Papanek to Claudine Solomon (Archives et Histoire O.S.E., Paris). 1996. 1 cover L 9 Computer print of www.yadvashem.org/exhibitions temporary_exhibitions/ childspla.../ose.htm concerning Children's Aid Society OSE. 2002. 1 piece L 10 Senior thesis by Laura Gumpert 'Humble Heroes: How the American Friends Service Committee struggled to save Oswald Kernberg and three hundred other Jewish children from Nazi Europe'. Typescript. 2002. 1 cover

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L 11 Computer print from Encyclopedia of the Holocaust concerning refugee children from Germany. Excerpt. 1990. 1 piece L 12 Newspaper clipping of the obituary of Claude Brown, author of the book Manchild of the Promised Land . 2002. 1 piece L 13 Listing of letters to and from Ernst Papanek and others, regarding children in the OSE Homes in France in 1940. 2005. 1 cover NB. Copies from the Ernst Papanek collection in the New York Public Library. L 14 Typescript of the memoirs of Käthe Bodek, 1950. Photocopy. N.d. 1 cover NB. Written for the wedding of her son Klaus in Mexico. She worked as a cook at the Montmorency Homes of the OSE and also in Chateau Montintin. L 15 Inventory of the Ernst Papanek papers from the New York Public Library, May 1974, revised September 1993. Photocopy. 2005. 1 cover L 16 Personal index cards of the Union OSÉ of Ernst Koppel and Falk Walk, deriving from the Centre de Documentation Juive Contemporaine (CDJC), Paris. Photocopies. With notes by Hanna Papanek. 2005 and n.d. 1 cover

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L 17 Correspondence of Papanek with Mouvement de l' Enfance Ouvrière , Christian Gneuß , Erich Ollenhauer , Fritz Heine and Anton Tesarek . 1945-1957. 1 cover

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Section 1: Biographical M1 Curriculum vitae: 1. Birth registration form (photocopy) of Ernst Papanek, 1900. 2. Business card of Ernst Papanek, Executive Director, The Training School and Home for Young Girls Inc., no date. 3. Letter (photocopy), Eidg. Politisches Departement, Bern to Ernst Papanek, 17.9.1947. 4. Curriculum vitae (2 photocopies) of Ernst Papanek, May 1952. 1900, 1947, 1952 and n.d. 1 folder M2 Inge Hansen-Schaberg research on EP and Kinderheime: 1. Typescript, “Die Wiener Schulreform und ihre pädagogische Umsetzung durch Ernst Papanek in den OSE-Kinderheimen in Frankreich,” Inge Hansen-Schaberg, no date. Two copies. 2. Typescript, a “Handout” in outline form, “Die Wiener Schulreform und ihre pädagogische Umsetzung durch Ernst Papanek in den OSE-Kinderheimen in Frankreich,” Inge Hansen-Schaberg, no date. 3. Typed outline, “Folien Ernst Papanek,” no author but presumably Inge Hansen-Schaberg, no date. 4. Excerpt (photocopy) from “Liste des Archivs Ernst Papanek (1900-1973),” G. Langkau. Amsterdam: IISG, 1991. 5. Letter, Inge Hansen-Schaberg to Hanna Papanek, 15.7.1999. 6. Fax, Inge Hansen-Schaberg to Hanna Papanek, research proposal concerning Ernst Papanek and the OSE children’s homes, 16.9.1999. 7. Fax, Hanna Papanek to Inge Hansen-Schaberg concerning the latter’s research proposal, 16.9.1999. 8. Notecard, Inge Hansen-Schaberg to Hanna Papanek, 26.5.2000. 1991, 1999-2000 and n.d. 1 folder

Section 2: School days, 1910-1927 M3 Schwarzwaldschule: 1. Research notes by Christine CasaBianca, “Ernst Papanek & the Schwarzwaldschule circa 1919.” 2. Three document excerpts (photocopies) from EP IISG E-29, which includes “memoirs [by Helene Papanek] about meeting and marrying Ernst Papanek, living in Vienna while husband in exile.” 3. Curriculum

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vitae (photocopy) of Ernst Papanek, from EP IISG G-27. 4. Handwritten notes (photocopy) of career highlights by Ernst Papanek, from EP IISG G-27. 5. Letter with enclosed photograph, Carl Gesurny to Gus Papanek, 30 June 1986. Concerns 1909 photograph of a class in an elementary school run by Frau Dr. Eugenie Schwarzwald. Also, list of children on back of photograph. 1919, 1986. 1 folder M4 Schwarzwaldschule und Gemeinderat: 1. Journal entry 11.16.1996 by Hanna Papanek: Notes on a phone conversation with Claire Wernert and on a phone conversation with Olga Norbin. 2. Letter (original and photocopy), Albert Ottenbacher to Hanna Papanek, 10.20.1996. 3. Letter (photocopy) (first page missing), Maria Stejskal[?] (Rödig) to ?, date missing. 4. Newspaper clippings (photocopies), 1918-1919, regarding the Harthof school. 5. Transcript (photocopy) of a speech given before the Vienna municipal council by G.R. Papanek, 20.12.1933. 1918-1919, 1933, 1996 and n.d. 1 folder

Section 3: Exile, Pre-WW II, WW II - OSE, 1934-1940 M5 Lydia Dan: 1. Letter (photocopy) (in French), L. Dan to Ernst, 28.6.1940. 2. Letter (photocopy) (in French), L. Dan to “Cher ami” (evidently Ernst Papanek), 11.7.1940, regarding the welfare of the children at Montintin. With English translation (photocopy). 3. Note (photocopy), “Lydia Dan, wife of Dan and sister of Martov, the leader of Menscheviks of Russia (Dan, leader after Martov’s death) Lydia in her own rights leader of Menschevikis and of OSE.”. 1940. 1 folder M6 Gaby Cohen (Kinderheime worker): 1. Book excerpt (photocopy) from The Courage to Care: Rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust, Carol Rittner and Sandra Myers, editors. Excerpt concerns Gaby Cohen. 2. Book excerpt (photocopy) from A Childs War: World War II through the Eyes of Children, by Kati David. Excerpt includes chapters titled “Inge, Germany”, “Claire, France,” and “Fredi, Austria.” N.d. 1 folder M7 Constitution of the Children's Homes of the OSE-Union: 1. Typescript (original and 2 photocopies), “The Constitution of the Children’s Homes of the OSE-Union,” undated. 2. Typescript (original and photocopy), headed “In Reference to Out of the Fire by Ernst Papanek, page 136,” no date. 3. Typescript (photocopy), “Règlement interieur dans les Foyers d’enfants de l’Union Osé” (The Constitution of the Children’s Homes of the OSE-Union), no date. 4. Typed manuscript, “Co- Administration,” published as part of Out of the Fire, Ernst Papanek. N.d. 1 cover M8 Report on Refugee Children: Typescript (photocopy), “Refugee Children in France, Belgium and Switzerland,” Sir Herbert W. Emerson, Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees, 11 December 1944. Official Refugee Children Report (by U.S. Gov’t Committee on Refugees), mentions OSE. 1944. 1 cover M9 Montmorency 1968 OSE: 1. Press release, William Morrow & Company, announcing the publication of Out of the Fire on April 28, 1975 (28.4.1975). 2. “Translation of parts of a letter written by Ernst Papanek to Lutz Greve, November 13, 1967” (13.11.1967). 3. Booklet, The Montmorency Period of the Child-care Program of the OSE, Ernst Papanek. Reprinted from Fifty Years of OSE (New York: World Union OSE and The American Committee of OSE, 1968.) Two copies 4. Typed manuscript, “Les Enfants de Montmorency, Programme pédagogique élaboré par l’Union OSE. (Extrait d’une brochure d’Ernst Papanek, publiée en 1968 par l’Union OSE).”. 1967-1968, 1975. 1 folder M10 S.S. St. Louis and the Kubaner: 1. Typed manuscript (photocopy), “ROTTERDAM, WEST, July 3, 1939 [3.7.1939],” by Max Korman. His reminiscences of the ill-fated voyage on the St. Louis. 2. Book cover and table of contents (photocopy) from The Holocaust: 7. Jewish Emigration, The S.S. St. Louis Affair and Other Cases,

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introduction by John Mendelsohn. New York and London: Garland Publishing Inc., 1982. 1939, 1982. 1 cover M10A Falk walk CDJC: Union OSÉ information card (photocopy) on Falk Walk, born 6.6.1883, employed as “Inspecteur Technique de l’Union OSÉ”. N.d. 1 cover M10B Statement by EP concerning Nowatschecks: Statement (original and photocopy) of Ernst Papanek, as director of the OSE children’s homes, concerning Olga and Hans Nowatschek [later Norbin], 26.3.1940. On letterhead of Section Français de l’Union des Sociétés OSE. 1940. 1 cover M10C Union-OSE card for EP: Union OSÉ identification card (2 photocopies) of Ernst Papanek; curriculum vitae on verso. N.d. 1 cover

Section 4: Postwar career M11 Unitarian Service Committee: 1. Two photographs (photocopied onto one page), Ernst and Gus Papanek with an unidentified woman. 2. Article (2 photocopies), “Consider the Children,” Ernst Papanek, The Christian Register Unitarian, December 1946, Volume 125, No. 11a. 1946. 1 cover M12 Awards and Tributes: 12: Awards & Tributes 1. Certificate (7 photographic copies, 1 photocopy), The New York Chapter, League for Industrial Democracy, 1962 award to Ernst Papanek “for distinguished service to democracy in our economic, political and cultural life,” December 13, 1962 (13.12.1962). 2. Article (original and 9 photocopies), “Erinnerungen an Ernst Papanek,” from Sozialistische Zeitschrift für Politik, Wirtschaft und Kultur, Heft 20/21, Die Zukunft, Anfang November 1973. 3. Notice (7 copies) from Alfred Weissman, Friends of Austrian Labor, commemorating Ernst Papanek. 1962, 1973. 1 cover M13 Articles on Ernst Papanek: 1. Newspaper clipping (original and photocopy), “Educator fostered the best in kids,” Colleen Cason, Ventura County Star, 24 April 2005. 2. Journal article (photocopy), “Crime is a Preventable Disease,” Ruth and Edward Brecher, The Survey, November 1951. 3. Newspaper column (photocopy and web site printout), “My Day,” concerning a visit to Ernst Papanek and the Wiltwyck School, Eleanor Roosevelt, 23.6.1954. 1951, 1954, 2005. 1 cover

Section 5: Political activism M14 Young People's Socialist League, NYC: Letter (photocopy) from Elliot Lowitt, National Secretary, Young People’s Socialist League to Ernst Papanek, December 23, 1966 (23.12.1966). Asks him to join an Advisory Board then being formed. 1966. 1 cover M15 Socialist International, Uppsala, Stockholm: 1. Typed manuscript (photocopy), untitled, by Ernst Papanek, no date. “Without any flourish of trumpets…the SP- SDF of the USA was admitted as a full member of the Socialist International at the very beginning of the Fifth Congress in Vienna on July 2, 1957.” 2. Handwritten notes (photocopy) on EP’s participation in the “Conference at Uppsala as the representatives of the SP of the USA,” no date. 1957 and n.d. 1 cover M16 Colombia University oral interview: Typescript (photocopy), interview with Ernst Papanek by Mrs. Betty Yorburg, 13.5.1965. Source: Columbia University. Oral History Research Office, Socialist Movement Project. 1967. 1 folder

Section 6: Published articles and reprints M17 Reprints: 1. Booklet, The Montmorency Period of the Child-care Program of the OSE, Ernst Papanek. Reprinted from Fifty Years of OSE (New York: World

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Union OSE and The American Committee of OSE, 1968.) 2. Booklet, Youth in Danger Becomes a Danger, Alexandra Adler, M.D., James Dumpson, The Hon. Henry Epstein, and Ernst Papanek (New York: Individual Psychology Association New York, Inc., 1956.) Two copies. 3. Booklet, Das Kinderheim, seine Theorie und Praxis im Lichte der Individualpsychologie, Ernst Papanek. From Acta Psychotherapeutica, Psychosomatica et Orthopaedagogica, Vol. IV., Fasc. 1, 1956. 4. Booklet, Re-Education and Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents, Ernst Papanek. Reprinted from American Journal of Psychotherapy, Vol. XII, No. 2, pages 269-296, April, 1958. 1956, 1958, 1968. 1 folder M18 Book Review, 'Must you conform': Folder 18: Book Review, “Must you conform?,” 1956 Review (photocopy) by Ernst Papanek of Robert Lindner book, Must You Conform? From The Socialist Call, July, 1956, Volume XXIV, No. 7. 1956. 1 cover M19 'Treatment by Group Work': Reprint (photocopy), “Treatment by Group Work,” from The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, Vol. XV, No. 2, April, 1945. 1945. 1 cover M20 Collaboration with Linn: Documents concerning collaboration of EP with Edward Linn on the book, They Were Not Expendable, to be published by William Morrow & Company. 1. Note, undated, signature difficult to read. “Your letter from 22.II came today.” 2. Letter (photocopy), ? to Ed, May 20, 1973 (20.5.1973) 3. Letter (photocopy), Ed Linn to Ernst Papanek, March 27, 1972 (27.3.1972), concerning division of proceeds from their book. 4. Contract (photocopy), Ed Linn, Ernst Papanek, and the Sterling Lord Agency, May 2, 1966 (2.5.1966) concerning They Were Not Expendable. 5. Letter (carbon copy), ? to Lene, 16.3.1973. Mentions business arrangements with Ed Linn. 6. Letter (carbon copy), Gus Papanek? to “Dear folks,” 28.2.1973. Begins in English and continues in German. 7. Telegram (carbon copy), Gus Papanek in Indonesia to Papanek in New York, 28.2.1973. Concerns business arrangements with Linn. 8. Letter (incomplete) ? to “Dear folks,” 7.2.1973. 9. Letter, Helene Papanek to “Meine Lieben” in Indonesia, no date, postmarked December 25(?), 1972. 10. Outline (photocopy) of They Were Not Expendable, Ed Linn, no date, some pages missing. 11. Obituary (photocopy) of Ed Linn, New York Times, 15.2.2000. 1972-1973, 2000. 1 cover M21 Comments and letters re Out of the Fire: 1. Comments (photocopy) by G. F. Papanek on the manuscript of Out of the Fire, December 10, 1972. 2. Comments (photocopy) by Gustav and Hanna Papanek on the “Shoe Shop in Orinda” chapter of Out of the Fire, 1972. 3. Letter (photocopy), Richard P. Sernett to Hillel Black of William Morrow & Co., Inc., 24.6.1974, comments regarding The Children of Montmorency. 4. Letter (photocopy), Gustav Papanek to Ed Linn, 5.4.1974, concerning corrections to book. 5. Letter (photocopy), Hillel Black to Gustav Papanek, 1.2.1974, concerning transmittal of manuscript from Ed Linn. 6. Letter (photocopy), Gustav Papanek to Hillel Black, 3.5.1974, concerning pseudonyms to use in book. 7. Letter (photocopy), Gustav Papanek to Edward Linn, 3.5.1974. 8. Letter (photocopy), Gustav Papanek to Hillel Black, 5.11.1974, concerning corrections to proof copy of book. 9. Gustav Papanek’s answers (photocopy) to questions concerning The Children of Montmorency, 24.6.1974. 10. Comments (photocopy) by Hanna Papanek, no date. 11. Letter (photocopy), Gustav Papanek to Edward Linn, 4.5.1974. 12. Letter (photocopy), Gustav Papanek to Edward Linn, 12.21.1972. 13. Typescript (photocopy),“Comments on Ed Linn – Ernst Papanek manuscript,” by Gustav Papanek, 12.10.1972. 14. Typescript, “Comments on Ed Linn – Ernst Papanek manuscript,” by Hanna Papanek, 10.15.1972. 15. Letter, Hillel Black to George Papanek and Gustav Papanek concerning author’s galleys, 10.10.1974. 1972, 1974. 1 cover M21A Joseph Gerl Broschüre: Booklet (photocopy), Die Idee steht mir höher als das Leben, ein Buch über Josef Gerl und seine Freunde, by “Ernst Papanek, Vorsitzender der Sozialistischen Arbeiterjugend, Oesterreichs, 1931-1934.”

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Karlsbad: Sozialistischer Jugenverband für die deutschen Gebiete der Tschechoslowakischen Republik, 1935. Source: DÖW. 1935. 1 cover

Section 7: Typescripts and manuscripts M22 'Abandonment Feelings': Typescript (photocopy), “Abandonment Feelings: Specific Psycho-Pedagogical Topics,” Ernst Papanek, no date. Paper presented at a conference. N.d. 1 cover M23 'Social Services for European Jewish Children ...': Typescript (photocopy), “Social Services for European Jewish Children and Adolescents,” paper presented by Ernst Papanek at the National Conference of Jewish Social Welfare, Baltimore, Md., June 3, 1947. 1947. 1 cover M24 'Social Work in Vienna': Typescript (photocopy), “Social Work in Vienna (Austria),” by Ernst Papanek, undated. Two editions. One marked “REP 8/53” at bottom of last page, apparently indicating the typist and date. N.d. 1 cover M25 Comments on Summerhill: 1. Typed excerpt (photocopy) from Summerhill, by A. S. Neill, with inserted comments by EP. 2. Book excerpt (photocopy), “Ernst Papanek,” in Summerhill: For & Against. New York: Hart Publishing Company, Inc., 1970. 1970. 1 cover M26 'They Are Not All Quiet Ones': Typescript (photocopy), “They Are Not All ‘Quiet Ones,’” by Ernst Papanek, December 1954. 1954. 1 cover M27 'Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Schule': Typescript (photocopy), “Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft und Schule,” by Ernst Papanek. Marked “Radio Wien (1930?).”. C. 1930. 1 cover M28 'Jüdische Jugend in einer Welt des Krieges ...': Typescript (photocopy), “Jüdische Jugend in Einer Welt des Krieges unter der Verfolgung,” Ernst Papanek, June 1944. 1944. 1 cover M29 'Erziehungsberatung und Child Guidance': Typescript (photocopy), “Erziehungsberatung und Child Guidance,” Ernst Papanek with Alexandra Adler, October 1957. 1957. 1 cover M30 'The Educational Task ...': Typescript (photocopy), “The Educational Task – It had to be GREAT,” Ernst Papanek, undated. From draft of They were not expendable. N.d. 1 cover M30A 'One year OSE's children's houses for refugies in France': Manuscript (photocopy), “One year OSE’s children’s houses for refugies [sic] in France,” EP, March 1940. 1940. 1 cover

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