Peasantry-Materialien, Korrespondenz zu Bauernkulturen, hier: Korrespondenzpartner (A-Z)
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NL Friedmann Friedrich Nachlass Friedrich Georg Friedmann
Nachlass Friedrich Georg Friedmann >> II. Ausgewählte Themenbereiche (alphabetisch) >> 18. Peasantry / Bauernkulturen
1952-1980
Enthält:
- Dr. Manzoor Ahmad (Dept. of Philosophy, University of Karachi) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 25. Oktober 1973)
- Hamed Ammar (Unesco, Arab States Fundamental Education Centre) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 13. Mai 1955, 29. November 1955)
- Ashadevi Aryanayakam (Hindustani Talimi Sangh, India) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 06. Juni 1956 - 24. Dezember 1956)
- Friedmann an Father Henry Ayrout, S.J. (Association Catholique pour Les Ecoles D'Egypte, Kairo) (3 Briefe: 24. Oktober 1954 - 08. Februar 1955)
- Friedmann an Prof. (?) Banfield (University of Chicago) (2 Briefe: 15. Mai 1952, 09. Januar 1953)
- Prof. Niyazi Berkes (Institute of Islamic Studies, Mc Gill-University Montreal) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 24. März 1955 - 09. Mai 1958)
- Friedmann an Sri Vinoba Bhave (1 Brief: 24. Oktober 1954)
- Prof. Howard Carter (University of Arkansas) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 04. Januar 1955)
- Theo R. Crevenna (Union Panamericana, Washington) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 6. Juni 1955)
- Prof. Merle Curti (University of Wisconsin) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 27. Februar 1953)
- Prof. Jorge Dias (Universität Porto) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 15. Juli 1954, 06. August 1956)
- Wilton S. Dillon (The Clearinghouse for Research in Human Organization, New York) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 11. August 1955, 13. März 1957)
- R.N. Dixey (Director, Institute of Agrarian Affairs, Oxford) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 1. Feb. 1957)
- Prof. Wolfram Eberhard (Berkeley, California) an Friedmann (8 Briefe: 10. August 1955 - 27. September 1958)
- Raymond Firth (The London School of Economics and Political Science, London) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 08. Juni 1955 - 23. Oktober 1956)
- Friedmann an Dr. Stephen Foltiny (Princeton, N.J.) (1 Brief, 1 Karte: 27. November 1955, 19. März 1957)
- Prof. E.K. Francis (Dept. of Sociology, University of Notre Dame) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 10. Januar 1955, 15. Februar 1955)
- A. H. Fuller (?) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 09. Mai 1957)
- Prof. Dr. D.R. Gadgil (Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Poona) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 24. Februar 1955)
- Friedmann an (?) Goldberg (1 Brief: 07. Dezember 1955)
- Prof. Morris Ginsberg (The London School of Economics and Political Science, London) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 13. April 1955 - 01. November 1956)
- Prof. Börje Hannsen (Universität Stockholm) an Friedmann (27 Briefe: 05. November 1954 - 09. Februar 1959)
- Harvard College Library an Friedmann (1 Brief: 08. August 1958)
- Prof. John J. Honigmann (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 03. Mai 1956)
- Prof. Francis L K. Hsu (Northwestern University) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 12. Dezember 1956, 28. April 1958)
- Henrik F. Infield (Group Farming Research Institute) an Friedmann (5 Briefe: 14. Januar 1955 - 05. Mai 1955)
- Erwin Johnson an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 13. Juni 1956, 16. November 1957)
- Prof. David G. Mandelbaum (Berkeley) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 13. März 1956)
- Prof. D. Mitrany (Oxford) an Friedmann (4 Briefe: 01. Juni 1955 - 31. Oktober 1956)
- Prof. D. P. Mukerji (Dept. of Economics, Muslim University, Aligarh) an Friedmann (7 Briefe: 18. Februar 1955 - 03. Mai 1956)
- Prof. Hajime Nakamura (University of Tokyo) an Friedmann (8 Briefe: 05. August 1955 - 08. Januar 1959)
- Prof. Chie Nakane (Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 16. August 1974, 27. August 1974)
- Dr. Pavao Novosel (Universität Zagreb) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 01. Oktober 1970, 09. November 1970)
- Robert Paine an Friedmann (1 Brief: 10. November 1958)
- Caecilia Parker an Friedmann (1 Brief: 12. Januar 1957)
- Margaret Parker (Hindustani Talimi Sangh, India) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 27. September 1956, 09. Januar 1957)
- Richard Patch (Institute of Current World Affairs) an Walter S. Rogers (Institute of Current World Affairs) (fotokopiert, "not for publication"; 1 Brief: 22. Dezember 1954)
- Prof. Donald S. Pitkin (Amherst College) an Friedmann (28 Briefe: 21. November 1952 - 14. Oktober 1958) [vgl. auch 181]
- Prof. N. G. Ranga (New Delhi) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: undatiert, 30. August 1955)
- Prof. James Redfield (University of Chicago) an Friedmann wg. Publikation der Korrespondenz mit R. Redfield (3 Briefe: 09. August 1967 - 02. Juni 1977; 2 Einlieferungsscheine für Manuskriptsendung) [vgl. auch 194]
- Friedmann an Prof. Robert Redfield (Dept. of Anthropology, University of Chicago) (159 Briefe, 2 Karten: 19. Februar 1952 - 02. April 1958; Materialien: 2 Seminarpläne, 2 Gedenkschriften) [vgl. auch 194]
- Prof. Irwin T. Sanders (University of Kentucky, Lexington) an Friedmann (7 Briefe: 8. Nov. 1954 - 5. Dez. 1957)
- M. Ibrahim Shamim (Lalamusa) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 29. August 1956)
- Prof. Milton Singer (Dept. of Anthropology, University of Chicago) an Friedmann wg. Publikation der Korrespondenz mit R. Redfield (10 Briefe: 02. Oktober 1958 - 20. März 1980) [vgl. auch 194]
- Bhek Pati Sinha an Friedmann (1 Brief: 23. Februar 1955)
- Friedmann an Jean Sutton (Studentin) (26 Briefe: 03. Juli 1953 - 05. Juni 1954; Materialien: maschinenschriftlich, 17 S.)
- Dr. Carl C. Taylor an Friedmann (5 Briefe: 20. Oktober 1958 - 09. Oktober 1959)
- Charles R. Temple an Walter S. Rogers (Institute of Current World Affairs) (fotokopiert, "not for publication"; 1 Brief: 29. Juli 1956)
- Friedmann an Sylvia L. Thrupp (University of Chicago) (3 Briefe: 13. Mai 1958 - 07. Juni 1958)
- Prof. Melvin M. Tumin (Princeton University) an Friedmann (14 Briefe: 28. März 1955 - 05. Februar 1973)
- M. L. Wilson an Friedmann (7 Brief: 21. November 1956)
- Prof. Eric R. Wolf (University of Virginia) an Friedmann (1 Brief, 1 Karte: 09. Oktober 1955, 15. Mai 1958)
- Arthur F. Wright (Stanford University) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 06. August 1956, 13. August 1956)
- Dr. Manzoor Ahmad (Dept. of Philosophy, University of Karachi) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 25. Oktober 1973)
- Hamed Ammar (Unesco, Arab States Fundamental Education Centre) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 13. Mai 1955, 29. November 1955)
- Ashadevi Aryanayakam (Hindustani Talimi Sangh, India) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 06. Juni 1956 - 24. Dezember 1956)
- Friedmann an Father Henry Ayrout, S.J. (Association Catholique pour Les Ecoles D'Egypte, Kairo) (3 Briefe: 24. Oktober 1954 - 08. Februar 1955)
- Friedmann an Prof. (?) Banfield (University of Chicago) (2 Briefe: 15. Mai 1952, 09. Januar 1953)
- Prof. Niyazi Berkes (Institute of Islamic Studies, Mc Gill-University Montreal) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 24. März 1955 - 09. Mai 1958)
- Friedmann an Sri Vinoba Bhave (1 Brief: 24. Oktober 1954)
- Prof. Howard Carter (University of Arkansas) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 04. Januar 1955)
- Theo R. Crevenna (Union Panamericana, Washington) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 6. Juni 1955)
- Prof. Merle Curti (University of Wisconsin) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 27. Februar 1953)
- Prof. Jorge Dias (Universität Porto) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 15. Juli 1954, 06. August 1956)
- Wilton S. Dillon (The Clearinghouse for Research in Human Organization, New York) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 11. August 1955, 13. März 1957)
- R.N. Dixey (Director, Institute of Agrarian Affairs, Oxford) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 1. Feb. 1957)
- Prof. Wolfram Eberhard (Berkeley, California) an Friedmann (8 Briefe: 10. August 1955 - 27. September 1958)
- Raymond Firth (The London School of Economics and Political Science, London) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 08. Juni 1955 - 23. Oktober 1956)
- Friedmann an Dr. Stephen Foltiny (Princeton, N.J.) (1 Brief, 1 Karte: 27. November 1955, 19. März 1957)
- Prof. E.K. Francis (Dept. of Sociology, University of Notre Dame) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 10. Januar 1955, 15. Februar 1955)
- A. H. Fuller (?) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 09. Mai 1957)
- Prof. Dr. D.R. Gadgil (Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Poona) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 24. Februar 1955)
- Friedmann an (?) Goldberg (1 Brief: 07. Dezember 1955)
- Prof. Morris Ginsberg (The London School of Economics and Political Science, London) an Friedmann (3 Briefe: 13. April 1955 - 01. November 1956)
- Prof. Börje Hannsen (Universität Stockholm) an Friedmann (27 Briefe: 05. November 1954 - 09. Februar 1959)
- Harvard College Library an Friedmann (1 Brief: 08. August 1958)
- Prof. John J. Honigmann (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 03. Mai 1956)
- Prof. Francis L K. Hsu (Northwestern University) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 12. Dezember 1956, 28. April 1958)
- Henrik F. Infield (Group Farming Research Institute) an Friedmann (5 Briefe: 14. Januar 1955 - 05. Mai 1955)
- Erwin Johnson an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 13. Juni 1956, 16. November 1957)
- Prof. David G. Mandelbaum (Berkeley) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 13. März 1956)
- Prof. D. Mitrany (Oxford) an Friedmann (4 Briefe: 01. Juni 1955 - 31. Oktober 1956)
- Prof. D. P. Mukerji (Dept. of Economics, Muslim University, Aligarh) an Friedmann (7 Briefe: 18. Februar 1955 - 03. Mai 1956)
- Prof. Hajime Nakamura (University of Tokyo) an Friedmann (8 Briefe: 05. August 1955 - 08. Januar 1959)
- Prof. Chie Nakane (Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 16. August 1974, 27. August 1974)
- Dr. Pavao Novosel (Universität Zagreb) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 01. Oktober 1970, 09. November 1970)
- Robert Paine an Friedmann (1 Brief: 10. November 1958)
- Caecilia Parker an Friedmann (1 Brief: 12. Januar 1957)
- Margaret Parker (Hindustani Talimi Sangh, India) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 27. September 1956, 09. Januar 1957)
- Richard Patch (Institute of Current World Affairs) an Walter S. Rogers (Institute of Current World Affairs) (fotokopiert, "not for publication"; 1 Brief: 22. Dezember 1954)
- Prof. Donald S. Pitkin (Amherst College) an Friedmann (28 Briefe: 21. November 1952 - 14. Oktober 1958) [vgl. auch 181]
- Prof. N. G. Ranga (New Delhi) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: undatiert, 30. August 1955)
- Prof. James Redfield (University of Chicago) an Friedmann wg. Publikation der Korrespondenz mit R. Redfield (3 Briefe: 09. August 1967 - 02. Juni 1977; 2 Einlieferungsscheine für Manuskriptsendung) [vgl. auch 194]
- Friedmann an Prof. Robert Redfield (Dept. of Anthropology, University of Chicago) (159 Briefe, 2 Karten: 19. Februar 1952 - 02. April 1958; Materialien: 2 Seminarpläne, 2 Gedenkschriften) [vgl. auch 194]
- Prof. Irwin T. Sanders (University of Kentucky, Lexington) an Friedmann (7 Briefe: 8. Nov. 1954 - 5. Dez. 1957)
- M. Ibrahim Shamim (Lalamusa) an Friedmann (1 Brief: 29. August 1956)
- Prof. Milton Singer (Dept. of Anthropology, University of Chicago) an Friedmann wg. Publikation der Korrespondenz mit R. Redfield (10 Briefe: 02. Oktober 1958 - 20. März 1980) [vgl. auch 194]
- Bhek Pati Sinha an Friedmann (1 Brief: 23. Februar 1955)
- Friedmann an Jean Sutton (Studentin) (26 Briefe: 03. Juli 1953 - 05. Juni 1954; Materialien: maschinenschriftlich, 17 S.)
- Dr. Carl C. Taylor an Friedmann (5 Briefe: 20. Oktober 1958 - 09. Oktober 1959)
- Charles R. Temple an Walter S. Rogers (Institute of Current World Affairs) (fotokopiert, "not for publication"; 1 Brief: 29. Juli 1956)
- Friedmann an Sylvia L. Thrupp (University of Chicago) (3 Briefe: 13. Mai 1958 - 07. Juni 1958)
- Prof. Melvin M. Tumin (Princeton University) an Friedmann (14 Briefe: 28. März 1955 - 05. Februar 1973)
- M. L. Wilson an Friedmann (7 Brief: 21. November 1956)
- Prof. Eric R. Wolf (University of Virginia) an Friedmann (1 Brief, 1 Karte: 09. Oktober 1955, 15. Mai 1958)
- Arthur F. Wright (Stanford University) an Friedmann (2 Briefe: 06. August 1956, 13. August 1956)
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