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Inventory of the Edith Stein Collection

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Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 1 Collection Inventory of the Edith Stein Collection

Collection number: GTU 2002-9-02

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Descriptive Summary Title: Edith Stein collection Dates: 1890-2005 Bulk Dates: 1942-2005 Collection number: GTU 2002-9-02 Creator: Stein, Edith, Saint, 1891-1942 (St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross) Collector: Batzdorff, Susanne M. Collection Size: 6 linear feet (5 record boxes, 1 5" box, 1 map folder), and 251 books, pamphlets and articles13 videos Repository: The Graduate Theological Union. Library. Berkeley, CA 94709 Abstract: This collection contains both original and photocopy material. The donation is from Susanne M. Batzdorff, niece of Edith Stein, who was canonized on October 13, 1998. Batzdorff assumed the role of her mother, Dr. Erna Stein Biberstein (1890-1978), the last surviving sibling, in responding to researchers, collecting and contributing to these materials. Batzdorff became one of the foremost Edith Stein scholars and translators. The collection documents Stein's life and the activities to memorialize and honor her through beatification, canonization, conferences, buildings, guilds, publications, and art. A significant part of the collection is in German. Physical location: 7/I/1-2, Archivist Office Languages: Languages represented in the collection: EnglishGermanHebrewPolish http://gtu.edu/library/special-collections/archives/featured-collections-1/edith-stein-st-teresa-benedicta-cross-collection Access Collection is open for research. Publication Rights Copyright has not been assigned to The Graduate Theological Union. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of The Graduate Theological Union as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained by the reader. Preferred Citation Edith Stein collection, GTU 2002-9-02. Graduate Theological Union Archives, Berkeley, CA. Acquisition Information Susanne M. Batzdorff, niece of Edith Stein, donated the collection on June 19, 2013. The materials were collected by her and her mother, the last surviving sibling, Dr. Erna Stein Biberstein (1890-1978). GTU Dean Margaret Miles and her assistant Eloise Rosenblatt were instrumental in bringing the collection to the GTU. The arrangements were made in 2001-2002. . A few materials were donated by Ernest Biberstein, nephew of Edith Stein, in October 2013. Batzdorff donated additional materials on January 29, 2014, and in November 2014. Biography / Administrative History

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 2 Collection Edith Stein (1891-1942), St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, born Jewish, became a teacher, philosopher, phenomenologist, translator and nun. She was baptized into the Roman Catholic Church in 1922. During the next decade, while continuing to teach, she promoted women's education at conferences throughout Europe. In 1933, she joined the Discalced Carmelites in Cologne. Arrested as a Jewish Catholic in the Netherlands, she was taken to Auschwitz and killed there in 1942. She was canonized in 1998 and is one of the six patron saints of Europe. Stein was born into a Jewish family on Yom Kippur in Breslau, Germany (now Wroclaw, Poland), the youngest of eleven children. Four of the children died in childhood. Her father, Siegfried Stein, died before her second birthday. Her mother, Auguste Stein (nee Courant), took over the family's lumber business. A brilliant student, Stein followed an academic career, receiving a doctorate of philosophy from the University of Göttingen in 1916. Her dissertation was On the Problem of Empathy. She continued teaching as an assistant to Edmund Husserl (born Jewish but became a Lutheran at 27), who was the founder of the school of phenomenology. Stein was baptized into the Roman Catholic Church on January 1, 1922. While the precise reasons for the event at this time are not known, many different events contributed to the conversion. These include her reading the life of St. Teresa of Ávila at a friend's house, her experiences during World War I and that many Jews in her academic circle had converted to Christianity. Her conversion greatly upset her mother. She left her assistantship and became a teacher at St. Magdalena in Speyer, a girl's high school and teacher's training institute for Dominican nuns, where she taught until 1931. During this time she continued her intellectual work. She translated the letters of John Henry Cardinal Newman from English to German, translated Thomas Aquinas' De Veritate (Of Truth) into German, and in general applied her philosophical observations to her Catholic writings. In 1932 she became a lecturer at the Institute for Scientific Pedagogy in Munster. She was required to resign in 1933 due to anti-Semitic legislation. Alarmed by the actions of the Nazi government, she attempted to arrange a meeting with Pope Pius XI to voice her concerns. This turned out to be impossible, especially as this was a Jubilee year. Her letter in late 1933 was forwarded to the pope by her spiritual director, Archabbot Raphael Walzer of Beuron Abbey, urging that the pope condemn the actions of a German government that claims to be Christian. Stein received a letter in response with a blessing from the Pope for her and her family but no other acknowledgement. The letter from Stein was released from the Vatican Archives in 2003. On October 14, 1933, Stein entered the Carmelite monastery of Cologne. She completed her work Potency and Act. She revised it as Finite and Eternal Being: A Survey of the Philosophia Perennis in 1936. Concerned for the safety of her community, she requested that she go to the Carmelite monastery in Echt in 1938. A friend smuggled her partially completed autobiographical account of her Jewish family to her in 1939. She began writing her final work, The Science of the Cross. Her sister Rosa, who converted to Catholicism after their mother died in 1936, arrived in 1940. In retaliation for a statement read throughout the Catholic churches in the Netherlands, both Edith and Rosa were arrested as Catholics of Jewish origin, sent to Auschwitz and executed upon arrival on or around August 9, 1942. There deaths were not confirmed until after the war. The first biography of Edith Stein was written in 1947 by Teresia Renata of the Holy Spirit (Posselt), once the novice mistress of Stein. Efforts to canonize Stein began in 1961. Beatification took place in Cologne on May 1, 1987. Canonization took place in 1998, following the acceptance of a miracle in Edith Stein's name. In 1999 she was declared one of the three women Catholic patronesses of Europe (with St. Bridget of Sweden and St. Catherine of Sienna) to join the three male patron saints. Considerable controversy arose over her sainthood, especially as a Jew who converted to Catholicism and then was killed as a Jew at Auschwitz. At the beatification ceremonies, Pope John Paul II said, "We bow down before the testimony of the life and death of Edith Stein, an outstanding daughter of Israel and at the same time a daughter of the Carmelite Order, Sister Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, a personality who united within her rich life a dramatic synthesis of our century. It was the synthesis of a history full of deep wounds that are still hurting ... and also the synthesis of the full truth about man. All this came together in a single heart that remained restless and unfulfilled until it finally found rest in God." Susanne Batzdorff, a niece of Edith Stein who knew her aunt while she was growing up in Breslau, donated this collection. Susanne's family escaped Germany in 1939 and moved to the United States. Her mother, Dr. Erna Biberstein, who had been very close to Edith, assumed the task of responding to scholars and researchers regarding Edith Stein and her family. After Biberstein passed away, Susanne took over her mother's role of clarifying and correcting misinformation. She writes: "I inherited my involvement with Jewish-Catholic dialogue years ago, from my mother. As the only surviving sibling of Edith Stein, she had maintained a vast international correspondence with many persons interested in Edith Stein…After my mother died in January 1978, at the age of almost 88, her interfaith correspondence and her Edith Stein connections fell into my lap, and I have been dealing with this heritage ever since."

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 3 Collection A librarian, poet and author now living in Santa Rosa, she became one of the foremost authorities on Edith Stein. Batzdorff assisted as editor/translator of a new edition of Teresa Renata Posselt's book, Edith Stein: The Life of a Philosopher and Carmelite. Her article on her aunt's beatification in the New York Times Magazine ("A Martyr in Auschwitz," April 12, 1987) touched many people. She has participated in many conferences and events and has written numerous introductions to books on Edith Stein. Her other books include Edith Stein: Selected Writings, Aunt Edith: The Jewish Heritage of a Catholic Saint, and two collections of poetry, In the beginning: poems inspired by the book of Genesis (1983) and In every generation: poems inspired by the Haggadah for the Passover holiday (1991). Other Resources There are thousands of articles on the saint, and a number of annual events to remember Edith Stein. Below are organizations that promote the study of Edith Stein's life and work: The definitive archival collection of documents and artifacts is at Cologne Carmel Maria vom Frieden. Additional archival material is held at Edith-Stein-Carmel in Tubingen, Germany. Waltraud Herbstrith, a prolific Edith Stein scholar, is the prioress there. The Edith Stein Society, which acquired the former house of the Steins in Wroclaw, promotes the life of Edith Stein and better relations among Jews, Germans and the Polish people. The Edith Stein Society of Germany, founded in 1994, publishes the Edith Stein Jahrbuch, with scholarly articles on Edith Stein. In the United States, The Institute of Carmelite Studies, Washington, D.C., publishes Edith Stein's collected works in English and related books and journals. The Edith Stein Center at Spalding University, Louisville, KY, has an excellent library and annual lecture program. The Edith Stein Guild in New York (1955) promotes better relations between Catholics and Jews. 1891 Oct 12Born in Breslau, Germany. 1897 Oct 12Enters Viktoria School in Breslau. 1908-1911 Attends the Oberlyceum of Viktoria School. 1911-1913 Studies at University in Breslau: German studies, History, Psychology, Philosophy. 1913-1915 Studies at University of Gottingen: Philosophy, German studies, History. 1914 Volunteers as nurse with German Red Cross at military hospital in Mahrisch-Weisskirchen. 1916-1918 Assistant to Professor Edmund Husserl in Freiberg. 1917 PhD examination in Freiberg, graduates summa cum laude. 1917 On the Problem of Empathy, Doctoral Dissertation. 1921 Reads Life of St Teresa of Avila: for this and other reasons, decides to become a Roman Catholic. 1922 Jan 1 Baptized at St. Martin in Bergzabern. 1923-1931 Teacher at girl's high school and teacher's training institute of Dominican nuns, St. Magdalena, Speyer. Lecturer at various workshops and congresses on women and education. 1932-1933 Lecturer at German Institute for Scientific Pedagogy, Munster. 1933 Dismissed as lecturer by decree under Nazi government. 1933 Sends letter to Pope Pius XI urging him to condemn the actions of a German government (not released until 2003). 1933 Oct 14Enters Carmelite monastery of Cologne. 1934 April Clothing ceremony as Teresia Benedicta a Cruce. 15 1935 April Takes temporary vows: Profession for three years. 21 1936 Sept Death of her mother. 14 1938 April Final vows. 21 1938 May 1 Ceremony of the veil. 1938 Dec Transfers to Carmelite monastery in Echt, Netherlands, to gain some safety from Nazi government. 31 1934-1942 Writes Finite and Eternal Being, The Science of the Cross, Life in a Jewish Family and other works. 1942 July 26Pastoral on Racism and Antisemitism read from all pulpits in Dutch Catholic churches condemning deportation of Jews. 1942 Aug 2 Arrest of Catholics of Jewish descent in Holland, including Edith and Rosa.

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 4 Collection 1942 Aug 9 Arrive in Auschwitz, Edith, Rosa and others gassed at Birkenau. 1962 April 1 Josef Cardinal Frings, Archbishop of Cologne, begins process for beatification of Edith Stein. 1972 Aug 9 Diocesan process concludes on the 30th anniversary of Edith Stein's death. Documents sent to Rome. 1987 May 1 Beatification of Edith Stein by Pope John Paul II in Cologne. 1997 April 8 Miraculous cure of Teresia Benedicta McCarthy officialy recognized, final step in canonization. 1998 Oct 11Canonization of Edith Stein by Pope John Paul II in Rome. 1999 Oct 1 Three female patronnesses of Europe declared by Pope John Paul II: St. Bridget of Sweden, St. Catherine of Sienna and St. Edith Stein. Scope and Content of Collection The collection documents the life and times of Edith Stein, her later canonization and responses to her work and life. Arrangement The original order created by Susanne M. Batzdorff was maintained. These are indicated by the numbers in parentheses at the end of the folder's title. Three series were added: Series 21. Medals and Metal Objects; Series 22. Oversized Materials and DVDs; Series 23, Books and Pamphlets. Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog. Subjects Stein, Edith, Saint, 1891-1942. Stein, Rosa, 1883-1942. Pius XI, Pope, 1857-1939 John Paul II, Pope, 1920-2005 Discalced Carmelite Nuns--Germany--Biography. Catholic Church--Doctrines. Spiritual life--Catholic Church. Christian philosophers--Germany--Biography. Jewish philosophers--Germany--Biography. World War, 1939-1945--Atrocities. Christian saints--Germany--Biography. Christian converts from Judaism--Germany--Biography. National socialism and religion. Universities and colleges -- Germany -- History -- 20th century. Higher education and state -- Germany -- History -- 20th century. National socialism and education. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) -- Germany.

Series 1 Researchers, Authors and Biographers 1978-2007 Physical Description: 42 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains correspondence with researchers who contacted Susanne Batzdorff for information or clarification or whom Batzdorff contacted.

box-folder 1 / 1 Kathleen Dunn (1.1) 1982-1983 box-folder 1 / 2 James R. Baaden (1.2) 1984-2011 box-folder 1 / 3 Joyce Berkman (1.3) 2006-2007 box-folder 1 / 4 Matthias Bockel (1.4) [German] 1990-1991 box-folder 1 / 5 Erlinda Bragado (1.5) 1998 box-folder 1 / 6 Toni Braun (1.6) [German] 1988-2004 box-folder 1 / 7 Ingeborg Breur (1.7) [German] 1992 box-folder 1 / 8 Elizabeth Carr (1.8) 1992 box-folder 1 / 9 James Collins (1.9) 1942-1943 box-folder 1 / 10 Rachel Feldhay Brenner (1.10) 1997

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 5 Collection Series 1Researchers, Authors and Biographers 1978-2007

box-folder 1 / 11 Victor J Donovan (1.11.1) 1997? box-folder 1 / 12 Victor J Donovan (1.11.2) 1987-2004 box-folder 1 / 13 Victor J Donovan (1.11.3) 1975-2000 box-folder 1 / 14 Eugene Fisher (1.12) 2002 box-folder 1 / 15 Hilda Graef (1.13) Undated box-folder 1 / 16 Marilyn H. Karfield (1.14) 2005 box-folder 1 / 17 Ulrika Lindblad (1.15) 1996 box-folder 1 / 18 Anna Lugosi (1.16) [German] 1978 box-folder 1 / 19 Cardinal Jean-Marie Lutiger (1.17) [German] 2007 box-folder 1 / 20 Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich (1.18) [German] 1987 box-folder 1 / 21 Olivia Espin (1.19) 1997 box-folder 1 / 22 Salvator Fink (1.20) 1979 box-folder 1 / 23 Sandra Hershberg (1.21) 2001 box-folder 1 / 24 Ursula Hillmann (1.22) [German] 1995-1996 box-folder 1 / 25 Sr. Jessica Ruth (1.23) 2001-2002 box-folder 1 / 26 Joseph Malham (1.24) 1999-2000 box-folder 1 / 27 Pat Marks (1.25) 1998-2000 box-folder 1 / 28 Mike McIntyre (1.26) 2007 box-folder 1 / 29 Mary McNulty (1.27) 2001 box-folder 1 / 30 Eleanor Michael (1.28) 1997 box-folder 1 / 31 Father Jan Nota (1.29) [some German] 1976 box-folder 1 / 32 Freda Mary Oben (1.30) 1981- box-folder 1 / 33 Eloise Rosenblatt (1.31) 1999-2000 box-folder 1 / 34 Maria Ruiz Scaperlanda (1.32) 2000 box-folder 1 / 35 Emily Silverman (1.33) 2003 box-folder 1 / 36 Susan Terry (1.34) 1978-1982 box-folder 1 / 37 Helen van Gorder (1.35) 1979-1982 box-folder 1 / 38 Janice Weaver (1.36) 2003 box-folder 1 / 39 Ursula Woellfert-Herold (1.37) [German] 1967-2000 box-folder 1 / 40 Marianne Zingel (1.38) 1996 box-folder 1 / 41 Phillip J. Scharper (1.39) 1983 box-folder 1 / 42 Anna Gertler (1.40) 1996 Series 2 Archives and Research Insitutions 1977-2007 Physical Description: 12 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains correspondence to and information about Edith Stein archives and research insititions.

box-folder 1 / 43 Lucie Gelber (2.1) 1984-88 box-folder 1 / 44 Edith Stein Archive Cologne (2.2) [German] 1977-1999 box-folder 1 / 45 E. Bilberstein with Amata Neyer (2.2.1) [German] 1977-1977 box-folder 1 / 46 S. Batzdorff with Amata Neyer (2.2.2) [German] 1984-2001 box-folder 1 / 47 Amata Neyer on Teresia Renata Posselt (2.2.3) [German] Undated box-folder 1 / 48 Teresia Margareta Drugemoller (2.2.4) [German] Undated box-folder 1 / 49 P. Ulrich Dobhan (2.2.5) [German] 2002? box-folder 1 / 50 Waltraub Herbstrith (2.3.1) [Edith Stein Archive Karmel, Tubingen] [German] 1977-2003 box-folder 1 / 51 Sr. Teresia Waltraub Herbstrith (2.3.2) [German] 1986-2004 box-folder 1 / 52 Edith Stein Center Spaulding University, Louisville, KY (2.4) 1991-1999 box-folder 1 / 53 Mary Catherine Baseheart (2.4.1) 1991-1996 box-folder 1 / 55 Michael Linssen OCD, Wurzburg (2.6) 2002, 2007 Series 3 Guilds and Societies 1975-2012 Physical Description: 20 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains correspondence to and information about Edith Stein guilds and societies.

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 6 Collection Series 3Guilds and Societies 1975-2012

box-folder 1 / 54 Newsletter (Edith Stein Guild, Our Lady of Victory Church, New York City) (3.1.1) 1985-2004 box-folder 1 / 56 Presentations (Guild) 1988-2002 box-folder 1 / 57 Alice von Hildebrand (3.1.3.1) Undated, 2000 box-folder 1 / 58 Robert J. Bonsignore (3.1.3.2) 1975-1987 box-folder 1 / 59 Edith Foss (3.1.3.3) 1978-1994 box-folder 1 / 60 Sr. Josephine Koeppel (3.1.3.4) 1979-1999 box-folder 1 / 61 John Sullivan, OCD (3.1.3.5) 1989-2004 box-folder 1 / 62 Leon Paul, The Nun and the Nazis (3.1.3.6) 1963 October box-folder 1 / 63 Wroclaw-Edith Stein Society (3.2.1) [German] 1991-2001 box-folder 1 / 64 Matgovzato Hoffman (3.2.2.1) 1990-1991 box-folder 1 / 65 Karol Jonca (3.2.2.2) 1990-98 box-folder 1 / 66 Maclef Lagiewski (3.2.2.3) 1991, 1995 box-folder 1 / 67 Danuta Skraba (3.2.2.4) 1991-2003 box-folder 1 / 68 Edith Stein Gesellschaft Deutschland (3.3) 1994-2004 box-folder 1 / 69 Publications (3.3.1) Undated-2012 box-folder 2 / 1 Barbara Gerl-Falkovitz (3.3.2) 1995-1998 box-folder 2 / 2 Anton Schlembach (3.3.3) 1995 box-folder 2 / 3 Edith Stein Gesellschaft in Lubliniec (3.4) 1994-2001 box-folder 2 / 4 Edith Stein Gesellschaft in Liegnitz (3.5) Undated box-folder 2 / 5 Edith Stein Echt Stichting (3.6) 2000 box-folder 6 / 3 Pro Memoria Edith Stein Museum Photograph (--) Undated Series 4 Convents 1968-2002 Physical Description: 14 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains correspondence to and information about Edith Stein from convents.

box-folder 2 / 6 Convents Auschwitz Poland (4.1) 1987-2002 box-folder 2 / 7 Echt, Holand (4.2) [German] 1968-2000 box-folder 2 / 8 Dachau Heilig Blut, Germany (4.3) 1965-1966 box-folder 2 / 9 Reno, NV (4.4) 2002 box-folder 2 / 10 Speyer, Germany (4.5) 1998 box-folder 2 / 11 Seligenthal, Germany (4.6) 1989 box-folder 2 / 12 Wroclaw, Poland (4.7) 1996 box-folder 2 / 13 Nishinomiya, Japan (4.8) 2002 box-folder 2 / 14 San Francisco (4.9) 2001 box-folder 2 / 15 Pluscarden Abby, Scotland (4.10) 2002 box-folder 2 / 16 Lacombe, LA (4.11) 2002 box-folder 2 / 17 Seattle (4.12) 1995 box-folder 2 / 18 Sweden (4.13) 1992 box-folder 2 / 19 Convent Haifa, Palestine (4.14) Undated Series 5 Beatification and Canonization 1962-2003 Physical Description: 11 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains information on the beatification and canonization of Edith Stein.

box-folder 2 / 20 Beatification/Canonization - Witness Interrogation (5.1) [German] 1962- 1965 box-folder 2 / 21 Beatification/Canonization - Beatification (5.2) 1987-1988 box-folder 2 / 22 Beatification/Canonization - Canonization Preparation (5.3) 1987 box-folder 2 / 23 Beatification/Canonization - SB article A Martyr of Auschwitz, NYT magazine, Apr 12, 1987 (5.3.1) 1987 box-folder 2 / 24 Beatification/Canonization - The Miracle(5.4) 1987-1997 box-folder 2 / 25 Photos of Beatification (5.5) 1987 box-folder 2 / 26 Reports of Visions (5.6) 1997 box-folder 2 / 27 Patron Saint of Europe (5.7) 1999 Oct 5 box-folder 2 / 28 Doctor of the Church (5.8) 2000, 2003 box-folder 4 Clipping File-Beatification- binder 1987-1988

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 7 Collection Series 5Beatification and Canonization 1962-2003

box-folder 4 Clipping File-Canonization-binder 1997-1998 box-folder 6 / 6 Canonization invitations and related material 1998 box-folder 6 / 7 Canonization Commemoration, Washington, DC 1999 box-folder 6 / 8 Clippings 1980s box-folder 6 / 9 Clippings 1990s box-folder 7 Canonizzazione Della Beata Teresa Benedetta Della Croce Edith Stein 1998 October 11 Series 6 Edith Stein, The philosopher 1994-2006 Physical Description: 1 folder Scope and Content Note The Series contains articles on Edith Stein as a philosopher.

box-folder 2 / 29 The Philosopher (6.) 1994-2006 Series 7 Edith Stein, On women 1928-1997 Physical Description: 1 folder Scope and Content Note The Series contains articles on Edith Stein on women.

box-folder 2 / 30 Edith Stein on Women (7.) 1928-1997 Series 8 Biographies and pamphlets on Edith Stein 1969-2002 Physical Description: 5 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains articles and information on the life of Edith Stein.

box-folder 2 / 31 Biographies and Book Reviews (8) 1969-2002 box-folder 2 / 32 Christliche Innerlichkeit (8.1) 1971-72, 1972-73, 1998 box-folder 2 / 33 Poems and Prayers (8.2) Undated box-folder 2 / 34 Trading Cards (8.3) 1993 box-folder 2 / 35 Biography and Critical Essays (8.4) 1967-1999 Series 9 Memorials to Edith Stein 1969-2008 Physical Description: 8 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains information on the memorials for Edith Stein.

box-folder 2 / 36 Memorials-Edith Stein Realschule, Parsberg (9.1.1) 1971-74 box-folder 2 / 37 Memorials-Edith Stein Hall, Holy Cross College, Worchester, MS (9.1.2) 1988-1999 box-folder 2 / 38 Memorials-Edith Stein Schule, Speyer (9.1.3) 1967 box-folder 2 / 39 Memorials-Other Schools (9.1.4) 1980-1997 box-folder 2 / 40 Memorials-Memorial Services (9.2) 1975-2000 box-folder 2 / 41 Memorials-Statues and Momentoes (9.3) 1998-2008 box-folder 2 / 42 Memorials-Prizes and Awards (9.4) 1993-2001 box-folder 2 / 43 Memorials-Parishes and Churches (9.5) 1999-2003 Series 10 Responses to "Life in a Jewish Family" 1948-1988 Physical Description: 2 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains responses and discussion of her book on her Jewish family.

box-folder 2 / 44 Life in a Jewish Family-Controversy (10.1) 1963-1964 box-folder 2 / 45 Life in a Jewish Family-Pater Romaeus (10.2) 1948-1988 Series 11 Edith Stein correspondence 1918-2003 Physical Description: 10 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains copies of Edith Stein's correspondence and later discussions of some of the letters.

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 8 Collection Series 11Edith Stein correspondence 1918-2003

box-folder 2 / 46 Correspondence--Edith Steins Letters to family (11.1.1) undated, 1937 box-folder 2 / 47 Correspondence--Gordon family (11.1.2) 1929-36 box-folder 2 / 48 Correspondence--Arno family (11.1.3) 1935, 1997 box-folder 2 / 49 Correspondence--Frieda Tworoger to Rosa Stein (11.1.4) 1942 box-folder 2 / 50 Correspondence--Erika Tworoger to Edith Stein (11.1.5) 1934 box-folder 2 / 51 Correspondence--Gerhard Stein (11.1.6) 1941 box-folder 2 / 52 Correspondence--Family in Breslau (11.1.7) 1918-1939 box-folder 2 / 53 Correspondence--Edith Stein miscellaneous (11.2) 1932, 1986 box-folder 2 / 54 Correspondence--Edith Stein SUNY Buffalo (11.2.1) 1940, 1941, 1945 box-folder 2 / 55 Correspondence--Letter to Pius XI (11.2.2) 1933 April, 2003 Series 12 Life and Death 1942-2011 Physical Description: 9 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains biographical related materials, especially on where she lived and died.

box-folder 2 / 56 Life-Freiberg (12.1) 1977-2011 box-folder 2 / 57 Life-Hans Lipp (12.2) 1989, 2002 box-folder 2 / 58 Life-House Michaelisstrabe 38 (now 38 Nowowiejska, Wrolclaw) 1993-2003 box-folder 2 / 59 Life-Edith Stein Society acquires Wroclaw House (12.4) 1995-2005 box-folder 2 / 60 Life- Edith Stein's Life in Holland (12.5) 1999 box-folder 2 / 61 Life- Edith Stein's Death (12.6) 1942-2002 box-folder 2 / 62 Life- Yad Vashein Records (12.7) 1976 box-folder 2 / 63 Life- Edith Stein Last will and testament (12.8) Undated box-folder 2 / 64 Life-Commen oration of Death (12.9) 1980-2006 Series 13 Writings by Family Members 1939-2002 Physical Description: 11 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains writings by family members related to Edith Stein.

box-folder 2 / 65 Family-Susanne Batzdorff (13.1) 1983 box-folder 2 / 66 Family-Erna Biberstein (13.2) box-folder 2 / 67 Family-Ernest Biberstein (13.3) 1990s box-folder 2 / 68 Family-Hans Biberstein (13.4) Undated box-folder 2 / 69 Family-Julie Buchen (13.5) Undated box-folder 2 / 70 Family-Chanah Cohen (Tworiver)(13.6) 1990s box-folder 3 / 1 Family-Siegmund Courant (13.7) 1995 box-folder 3 / 2 Family-Ernest and Sarah Courant (13.8) 2000 box-folder 3 / 3 Family-Gerhard Stein (13.9) 1984 box-folder 3 / 4 Family-Waltraut Stein (13.10) 1978-1998 box-folder 3 / 5 Family-About Rosa Stein (13.11) 1939-2002 box-folder 6 / 10 Galley proofs, corrections by Hans and Erna Biberstein(--) 1964 box-folder 6 / 11 One Day in the Life of a Jewish Family scrapbook-binder(--) 1987 May 1 box-folder 7 In the Beginning, Susanne M. Batzdorff(--) 1984 Series 14 Jewish Breslau 1972-2005 Physical Description: 5 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains information on Jewish life in Breslau (now Wroclaw, Poland).

box-folder 3 / 6 Jews in Breslau - History (14.1) 1994 box-folder 3 / 6a No folder(14.2) 1994 box-folder 3 / 7 Breslau-Jewish cemeteries (14.3) 1989-1990 box-folder 3 / 8 Breslau-Jewish Hospital (14.4) 1972, 1995 box-folder 3 / 9 Breslau- Storch Synagogue (14.5) 1996-2003 box-folder 3 / 10 Breslau (Wroclaw) 1945- (14.6) 1993-2005

Inventory of the Edith Stein GTU 2002-9-02 9 Collection Series 15Performing Arts 1963-2011

Series 15 Performing Arts 1963-2011 Physical Description: 14 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains information about performing arts productions on Edith Stein.

box-folder 3 / 11 Arthur Giron Play Edith Stein (15.1) 1988-2011 box-folder 3 / 12 Mary Drahos play Eternal Sabbath (15.2) 1963 box-folder 3 / 13 Jehanne Tessa play The Passion of Edith Stein (15.3) 1990 box-folder 3 / 14 Celine Nally play Into the Light (15.4) 1998-2000 box-folder 3 / 15 Marta Meszaros film The Seventh Chamber (15.5) 1995 box-folder 3 / 16 Frederieke Jochems documentary Edith Stein Echt and the Thruth (15.6) 2007 box-folder 3 / 17 No documentary? but requests by Sharona Levitan and Norman Cohen (15.7) 2001 box-folder 3 / 18 Portion in Storyville Films, Constantine Sword (15.8) 2006 box-folder 3 / 19 Radio broadcasts, including Edith Stein Philosopher Saint on BBC (15.9) 2002-03 box-folder 3 / 20 Michele Navarrete documentary proposal (15.10) 1996 box-folder 3 / 21 TV programs, considered and completed (15.11) 1983-87 box-folder 3 / 22 John Andrew Tarbet and Jonathan Matthew Gilbert opera Edith Stein and Krzysztof Gembala song/musical (15.12) 2007,undated box-folder 3 / 23 Poem, Sharon Esther, Casting Light (15.13) 1998 box-folder 3 / 24 Dramatic Dialog (15.14) 1976-79 box-folder 7 Kristallnacht 60 Years Later, a dramatic reading by Susanne M. Batzdorff (printed) (--) 1999 April Series 16 Photographs late 19th century-20th century Physical Description: 11 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains photographs of family and places related to Edith Stein.

box-folder 3 / 25 Edith Stein (solo) Photos (16.1) 1913-1996 box-folder 3 / 26 Edith with Hans, Erna and Friends photos (16.2) 19th, early 20th cent box-folder 3 / 27 Edith Stein with Courant Family photos (16.3) 19th, early 20th cent box-folder 3 / 28 Erna, Edith and Rosa photos (16.4) 20th century box-folder 3 / 29 Eva and Wolfgang Stein Photo (16.5) 1938? box-folder 3 / 30 Edith Stein Postage Stamps (16.6) 1983-1996 box-folder 3 / 31 Portraits of Edith Stein (16.7) 20th century box-folder 3 / 32 Holy Cards (16.8) 20th century box-folder 3 / 33 Gottingen photo (16.9) 20th century box-folder 3 / 34 Speyer, Cologne Photos (16.10) 20th century box-folder 3 / 35 Graves, Edith Stein's parents (16.11) 20th century box-folder 6 / 4 Copies of paintings of Edith Stein by Jimmy P. Nally (16.12) Undated Series 17 Symposia and Conferences 20th century Physical Description: 1 folder Scope and Content Note The Series contains notices and information on some of the special conferences held on Edith Stein.

box-folder 3 / 36 Symposia and conferences (17) 20th century Series 18 Jewish-Catholic Relations 1965-2002 Physical Description: 8 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains articles and discussions on Jewish-Catholic relations.

box-folder 3 / 37 Jewish Catholic Dialogue Part 1 (18.1) 20th century box-folder 3 / 38 Jewish Catholic Dialogue --Part 2 (18.2) 20th century box-folder 3 / 39 Vatican II and the Jews (18.3) 1965 October 28 box-folder 3 / 40 Cardinal Augustin Bea (18.4) , 1991 box-folder 3 / 41 Vatican and Israel (18.5) 1993-2000

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box-folder 3 / 42 Church and Jews-Holocaust (18.6) 1995-2002 box-folder 3 / 43 Anti-Semitism in the Church (18.7) 1998-2000 box-folder 3 / 44 New Cathechism (18.8) 1994-95 Series 19 The Popes 1987-2005 Physical Description: 3 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains newspaper and magazine articles, correspondence regarding Edith Stein and three Popes.

box-folder 3 / 45 Pope Pius XI (19.1) 2001 box-folder 3 / 46 Pope Pius XII (19.2) 1998-2002 box-folder 3 / 47 Pope John Paul II (19.3) 1987-2005 Series 20 Jews in Poland and Germany 1987-2005 Physical Description: 2 folders Scope and Content Note The Series contains newspaper and magazine articles, correspondence regarding Jews in Poland and Germany.

box-folder 3 / 48 Poles and Jews (20.1) 1992, 1999 box-folder 3 / 49 Jews In Germany (20.2) 1996-2005 Series 21 Commemorative medals and ornaments 1987-1998 Physical Description: 8 folders

box-folder 3 / 50 Stadion Koln-Mungersdorf Seligsprechung Edith Stein(21.1) 1987 April 30-May 1 box-folder 3 / 51 Stadion Koln-Mungersdorf Seligsprechung Edith Stein(21.2) 1987 May 1 box-folder 3 / 52 Beatification-Speyer(21.3) 1987 May 4 box-folder 3 / 53 Edith Stein Hall, Holy Cross College, Worchester, MA(21.4) 1997 box-folder 3 / 54 Canonization (21.5) 1998 November box-folder 3 / 55 Teresia Benedicta a Cruce Ave Crux Spes Unica (21.6) 1998 box-folder 3 / 56 Edith Stein Guild, Cross and Star of David(21.7) 1998 November box-folder 3 / 57 Replica of Pilgrim's Token with three wise men, Cologne (21.8) Undated box-folder 6 / 1 Edith Stein Award for Susanne Batzdorff (21.9) 1988 October 11 box-folder 6 / 2 Small Edith Stein medallion (21.10) Undated box-folder 6 / 11 Edith Stein canonization medal in lucite (21.11) 1998 October 11 Series 22 Oversized Materials and DVDs 1760-2013 Physical Description: 11 binders/DVDs

box 4 Haus Von Edith Stein (12.4) 1980s-1990s box 4 Toni Braun / Edith Stein scrapbook (1.6) 1987 box 4 Family tree Burchard /Courant from Berhard Holti, Zurich 1760-2013 box 4 Beatification clippings (H-6) (5) 1987-1988 box 4 Canonization clippings (H-7) (5) 1998-1999 box 4 Edith Stein the Seventh Chamber (DVD) 1995 box 4 James Carroll's Constantine's Sword (DVD) 2008 box 4 No Greater Love: A Unique Portrait of the Carmelite Nuns (DVD) 2010 box 4 Talk by Susanne Batzdorf (DVD) 2012 December 17 box 4 Video of dedication ceremony and other files (DVD) 2013 October 29 box 5 Materials related to GTU exhibit 2013 October 1-2014 February 28 box-item 6 / 1 Edith Stein Beatification Ceremony, Cologne, Germany, Narration in German. Das Erste, or Erstes Deutsches Fernsehen. 3:25 (VHS/DVD) 1987 May 1 box-item 6 / 2 "A Saint for Our Time," BBC One TV program, John Percival (producer), Everyman, aired December 6, 1987. Includes reflections on the Beatification by lay and clergy. 54:33 (VHS/DVD) 1987 December 6

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box-item 6 / 3 Edith Stein Canonization, RAI, MDR Fernsehen, German and Italian TV,. 1:25. Tape also includes a version of The Seventh Chamber ("Die Juden") and Werner Kaltefleiter's Niemand hat aufgeschrien: Pius XII und die Verfolgung der Juden (1998). (VHS/DVD) 1998 October 11 box-item 6 / 4-5 Edith Stein canonization and related events on RAIUNO. 1:34. Also Includes a version of The Seventh Chamber ("Die Juden").(2 VHS/DVD) 1998 box-item 6 / 6 "Saint Edith," Documentary by Andrea Blaugrund featuring interviews of various family members on the occasion of Edith Stein's canonization. 24:11 (VHS/DVD) 1998 Fall box-item 6 / 7 "Chalace of Salvation" television show on the day of Edith Stein's canonization. Mass in Honor of Edith Stein, Father Victor Donovan Officiating. Conversation on Edith Stein's impact on religious thought. 59:00 (VHS/DVD) 1998 October 11 box-item 6 / 8 "Tikkun Olam" religious television show. Susanne Batzdorff is interviewed about her book Aunt Edith by host Jan Epstein. 28:45 (VHS/DVD) 1998 November box-item 6 / 9 An evening with Susanne Batzdorff. Talk to Congregation Beth Ami, Santa Rosa, about Edith Stein. 1:18 (VHS/DVD) 1998 November 19 box-item 6 / 10 "Edith Stein Echt en de waarheid," film by Dutch filmmaker Frederieke Jochems shot in Holland and Cologne. Includes interviews with Susanne Batzdorff, Sr. M. Amata Neyer OCD and M. Hamburger. 22:34 (VHS/DVD) 2002 box-item 6 / 11 ABC TV "Miracles" program, aired June 18, 1998. 59:55 (VHS/DVD) 1998 June 18 box-item 6 / 12 Religion and Ethics Newsweekly, "Edith Stein". (VHS/DVD) Undated box-item 6 / 13 Copy of PBS program "Jews and Christians." (VHS only) 2001 December 23 box-item 6 / 14 "Edith Stein Echt en de waarheid," film by Dutch filmmaker Frederieke Jochems shot in Holland and Cologne. 50:00 (VHS/DVD) 2007 box-item 6 / 15 Kantata o Edycie Stein, Orkiestra I chor czyli "OCH" Lublinca. [Cantata about Edith Stein composed by Krzysztof GEMBALA performed by the Orchestra and Choir of Lublinec.](CD) 2009 box-item 6 / 16 Dr. Eugene Fisher and Susanne Batzdorff, Edith Stein Challenges Our World, ICS Publications Cassettes. (Cassette) Undated box 7 Small scrapbook, Toni Schroer Haus 2000 folder MD 2 Canonization Poster--English 1998 folder MD 2 Canonization Poster--Polish 1998 folder MD 2 Sr. Cecilia's Painting (2) Undated folder MD 2 Edyta Stein-Wroclaw 1991 folder MD 2 L'Osservatore Romano, Edith Stein canonization 1998 October 12-13 Series 23 Books and pamphlets Physical Description: 252 books and pamphlets Scope and Content Note Organized as follows: A, Writings by Edith Stein; B, Translations by Edith Stein; C, Biographies of Edith Stein; D, Convent related; E, Fiction and drama; F, Miscellaneous writings pertaining to Edith Stein; G, Other Catholic writings. List of books and pamphlets

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