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Kate Pinsdorf DePierri Political Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MSS.0799
Abstract

The Kate Pinsdorf DePierri Political Collection (1914-1941) consists of pamphlets, books, newspapers, and correspondence collected by scholar Kate Pinsdorf DePierri.

Dates: 1914 - 1941
Found in: Vanderbilt University Special Collections

H. Jackson Forstman Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MSS.0576
Abstract

The H. Jackson Forstman Collection, 1951-1999, consists of the lectures, syllabi, notes, and articles of theology professor H. Jackson Forstman, 1929-2012.

Dates: multiple
Found in: Vanderbilt University Special Collections

Nahum N. Glatzer Collection

 Collection
Identifier: MSS.0169
Abstract

The Nahum Glatzer Collection is a large collection (80 linear feet) containing 7 smaller constituent series/collections related to German-Jewish history and philosophy. The Glatzer Collection is composed of the Franz Rosenzweig Papers; Martin Buber Papers; Leopold Zunz-Samuel Ehrenberg Papers; Nahum N. Glatzer Papers; Schocken Press Collection; Glatzer Pamphlet Collection; and the Glatzer Offprint and Ephemera Collection.

Dates: circa 1800s-1960s
Found in: Vanderbilt University Special Collections

Heinrich Meyer Papers

 Collection
Identifier: MSS.0290
Abstract

The Heinrich Meyer Papers (1907-1974) consists of the correspondence and writings of the Germanist Dr. Heinrich Meyer.

Dates: 1904 - 1974
Found in: Vanderbilt University Special Collections

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