Box 1
Contains 4 Results:
Greensboro Daily News June 6 1944, 1944 - 1944
Personal papers of Vanderbilt professor (1969-1983) and chair of the department of Psychiatry, Marc H. Hollender, best known for his research in sexual behavior and psychosomatic disorders. Materials include: military publications Hollender collected during service in World War II; an extensive correspondence file, biographical material, and a bibliography relating to Dr. Denslow Lewis.
Air Surgeon's Bulletin vols 1-2, 1944-45 (incomplete), 1944 - 1945
Personal papers of Vanderbilt professor (1969-1983) and chair of the department of Psychiatry, Marc H. Hollender, best known for his research in sexual behavior and psychosomatic disorders. Materials include: military publications Hollender collected during service in World War II; an extensive correspondence file, biographical material, and a bibliography relating to Dr. Denslow Lewis.
Destination U.S.A. 1945(?) Cote D'Azur 1945(?) 608th Medical Clearing Company (Sep.) by Robert St. Luke Winkel (undated), 1945 - 1945
Destination U.S.A. 1945(?) Cote D'Azur 1945(?) 608th Medical Clearing Company (Sep.) by Robert St.Luke Winkel (undated)
The Official Guide to the Army Air Forces: AAF 1944 Armed Forces Editions of: Anything Can Happen George and Helen Papashvily, 1945; Rebecca Daphne du Maurier, 1938; Freedom Road Howard Fast, 1944 Madame Bouvary Gustave Flaubert, 1943 Soldier's Fren, 1917 - 1945
The Official Guide to the Army Air Forces: AAF 1944 Armed Forces Editions of: Anything Can Happen George and Helen Papashvily, 1945; Rebecca Daphne du Maurier, 1938; Freedom Road Howard Fast, 1944 Madame Bouvary Gustave Flaubert, 1943 Soldier's French Course 1917
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