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Guide to the Fritz Nathan (1891-1960)Collection,
1914-2000
AR 1443 / MF 533

Processed by Frank Mecklenburg, reprocessed by Ron Axelrod and Dana Ledger

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Machine-readable finding aid created by Dana Ledger as InMagic/ DB Textworks file. 1999. Electronic finding aid converted to EAD 1.0 by Dianne Ritchey Oummia. June 2002. Description is in English.
February 2004. Finding aid was converted to EAD 2002. April 2005. Access points were added.January 2006. Entities removed from EAD finding aid. October 2006. Finding aid was edited and donor restrictions were added by Lea Osborne.

Descriptive Summary

Creator: Nathan, Fritz, 1891-1960
Title: Fritz Nathan Collection
Dates: 1914-2000
Abstract: This collection is comprised of papers belonging to the German architect Fritz Nathan, who emigrated to the United States via Holland in 1940. Nathan designed synagogues, department stores, and houses, among other types of buildings. The collection consists mainly of blueprints and architectural plans, but also includes documents, photographs, negatives, sketches, and drawings. The documents are primarily correspondence, and focus on Fritz Nathan's work, but also contain a large amount of information on restitution for the Nathan family. In addition, the collection contains some papers on Fritz Nathan's family members: Lucie, Otto, and Doris Nathan.
Languages: The collection is in English and German.
Quantity: 21 feet
Accession number: AR 1443
Repository: Leo Baeck Institute
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Biographical Note

Fritz Nathan was born in Bingen [am Rhein], in the Rhineland, in 1891. He was a graduate of the Institute of Technology of Munich and Darmstadt, and became one of the leading Jewish architects in Germany during the pre-Hitler era. He began working as an architect in 1914, and served in World War I. Nathan emigrated to Holland in 1938, and came to the United States in 1940, where he continued his architectural career.

Among his earlier achievements in Germany, where he became an independent architect in 1922, were the monument in honor of Jewish soldiers at the Weissensee cemetery, the new Jewish cemetery in Frankfurt, the first skyscraper in Mannheim, and a department store in Frankfurt. During his career, he built institutional and business buildings as well as private homes. His architectural work displayed the impact of the modern style popular at that time. In the United States, Nathan was perhaps best known for the Jewish temples he designed, such as the Jewish Community Center in White Plains and the temple of the Congregation Mishkan Israel in New Haven. In addition, he designed many industrial and private buildings, both in Germany and the United States. He died in New York City on November 3, 1960. He was survived by his brother, economist Otto Nathan, wife Lucie Nathan, and daughter Doris Nathan, an architect who began working with her father shortly before his death.

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Scope and Content Note

The Fritz Nathan Collection consists of 25 linear feet of architectural drawings, drafts, and designs, along with photos and correspondence concerning his business projects as well as private papers and files concerning his restitution case against Germany after World War II. Several of his major projects are documented from early charcoal designs through blue prints to photos of the building in various stages of construction and finally pictures of the finished structure. He kept published articles and accounts of his work from professional journals to clippings in dailies.

The majority of documents in this collection are related to the architectural work of Fritz Nathan. These papers include numerous plans and blueprints, sketches and drawings, photographs, and correspondence concerning his architectural projects. Plans are located in Series III: Architectural Material. Correspondence concerning much of Nathan's work in the United States is located in Series I: Fritz Nathan.

Papers focusing on other members of the Nathan family can be found in Series I, II, and IV. Series I has documents concerning Doris Nathan's study of Fritz Nathan from 1999-2000 and the communism charges brought against Fritz Nathan's brother Otto Nathan in the 1950s. Series II: Lucie Nathan contains the papers of Fritz Nathan's wife, including correspondence, bills, and a notebook of interiors. Series IV: Restitution Material holds papers of all four Nathan family members, although the majority belong to Fritz Nathan, and focuses on their claim against the German government.

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Arrangement

The collection is comprised of four series:

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Open to researchers.

Use Restrictions

Donor holds literary property rights, permission for reproduction required. For more information, contact:
Leo Baeck Institute, Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011
email: lbaeck@lbi.cjh.org

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Access points

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Microfilm

This collection is microfilmed: "Fritz Nathan Collection (Microfilm)" [MF 533 (reels 1-49)].

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Preferred Citation

Published citations should take the following form:

Identification of item, date (if known); Fritz Nathan Collection; AR 1443; box number; folder number; Leo Baeck Institute.

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Processing Information

This collection was first processed by Frank Mecklenburg in the 1980s, and was reprocessed in 1992/ 1993 by Ron Axelrod and in 1999 by Dana Ledger.

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Container List

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

 

Series I: Fritz Nathan, 1919-2000.
This series is in English and German.
2 linear feet (Boxes 1-4)
Arrangement:

This series is divided into six sections: General,Architectural Licenses and Certificates, Other Material, Correspondence, Dedication Books, and Articles.
Scope and Content:

Series I consists primarily of Fritz Nathan's personal papers and contains documents, plans and specifications, photographs, and clippings. A large amount of the documents in this series is business correspondence concerning architectural projects. Prominent topics in this series are Nathan's work with the Congregation B'nai Jacob and Congregation Mishkan Israel of Connecticut, the Sons of Israel on Long Island, the Hartz Mountain Corporation, and the Hunter Douglas Corporation. There are also many papers which focus on his work for various Jewish Community Centers and congregations.

Of interest in this series are Doris Nathan's papers concerning her study of Fritz Nathan, and material on the communism charges brought against Otto Nathan in the 1950s. Also included are articles and clippings by and about Fritz Nathan and his work as well as on general architectural work.

A) General

Box Folder Title Date
1 1 Inventories 1981, 1998, 2000
1 2 Doris Nathan 1999-2000

B) Architectural Licenses and Certificates

Box Folder Title Date
1 3 Architectural Licenses and References 1953-1957
1 4 Licenses for New York, Connecticut, Texas, Washington, D.C. 1957-1959
1 5 Correspondence from Lawyers about Connecticut License 1957-1958
1 6 Architect Examining Board, Connecticut 1957-1960
1 7 New York (early work) 1950

C) Other Material

Box Folder Title Date
1 8 Otto Nathan Material (Communism charges) 1957-1961
1 9 Eduard Strauss Material 191-, 1946-1952
1 10 Leo Baeck Institute Material 1959-1960

D) Correspondence

Box Folder Title Date
1 11 Associated Metals 1951-1955
1 12 Bernath and Co. 1938-1950
1 13 Bernath and Company (includes photographs) 1949
1 14 Congregation Habonim, Specifications 1952
Box Folder Title Date
1 15 Congregation Temple DeHirsch, Seattle, Washington 1955-1957
Box Folder Title Date
1 16 Cutting Room Appliances Corp. 1950-1951
1 17 Cutting Room Appliance Corp. 1952-1956
1 18 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Connecticut 1957-1962
1 19 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Connecticut 1959
1 20 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Connecticut 1957
Box Folder Title Date
1 21 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Connecticut 1958
Box Folder Title Date
1 22 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Connecticut 1959
1 23 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Connecticut 1960 January-May
1 24 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Conn. 1960 June-December
Box Folder Title Date
2 1 Mishkan Israel, Hamden, Conn. - Specifications 1958-1959
2 2 Mishkan Israel 1955-1958
Box Folder Title Date
2 3 Mishkan Israel 1959
Box Folder Title Date
2 4 Mishkan Israel 1959-1960 May
2 5 Mishkan Israel 1960 June-1963 March
2 6 Sons of Israel, Woodmere, Long Island 1946-1948
2 7 Sons of Israel 1949, 1959-1960
2 8 Sons of Israel 1949 January-March
2 9 Sons of Israel 1949 June-December
2 10 Sons of Israel 1947-1950
2 11 Sons of Israel 1952-1958
2 12 Hartz Mountain Products, Buildings, New York (includes blueprints) 1944-1946
Box Folder Title Date
2 13 Hartz Mountain Corp., New York 1946-1947
Box Folder Title Date
2 14 Hartz Mountain Corp., New York 1949-1952
2 15 Hartz Mountain Corp., Chicago 1952-1955
Box Folder Title Date
2 16 Hartz Mountain Corp., Chicago 1952-1955
Box Folder Title Date
2 17 Hartz Mountain Products 1952-1955
2 18 Hartz Mountain Products Corp., New York 1956-1958
Box Folder Title Date
3 1 Hunter Douglas Corp., 150 Broadway, New York 1946-1948
3 2 Hunter Douglas New Offices, 150 Broadway (floor plans) 1947
3 3 Hunter Douglas 1947-1948
3 4 Hunter Douglas, New Hyde Park (project description) 1948
3 5 Hunter Douglas, Riverside, Calififornia 1947-1949
3 6 Hunter Douglas, 150 Broadway 1949-1950
3 7 Hunter Douglas, New Hyde Park, Westchester 1948-1952
3 8 Hunter Douglas, Riverside, Calififornia (photographs) 1936, 1945-1951
3 9 Hunter Douglas, Union Decorating Company 1950
3 10 Hunter Douglas, New Hyde Park 1949-1951
3 11 Hunter Douglas, 150 Broadway 1952
3 12 Hunter Douglas, Sydney, Australia 1952-1953
3 13 Hunter Douglas, New Hyde Park 1951-1956
3 14 Jewish Community Center, White Plains, New York 1953
3 15 Jewish Community Center, White Plains 1954
3 16 Jewish Community Center, White Plains 1956
3 17 Jewish Community Center, White Plains (budget and meetings) 1955-1956
3 18 Jewish Community Center, White Plains 1957-1958
3 19 Jewish Community Center, White Plains (memorials) 1955-1956
3 20 Jewish Community Center, White Plains (dedication) 1956-1959
Box Folder Title Date
3 21 Jewish Community Center, White Plains (periodicals) 1943, 1957-1960
Box Folder Title Date
3 22 Jewish Community Center, New Haven, Connecticut 1958-1959
3 23 Jewish Community Center, New Haven, Connecticut 1960
Box Folder Title Date
4 1 Congregation Mishkan Israel, New Haven, Connecticut-David Levy 1956-1960
4 2 Miscellaneous Publicity 1949-1960
4 3 Sonnenberg Residence 1945-1954
4 4 Job Records 1942-1965
4 5 Eugene Schoen and Son 1946-1954
4 6 United Jewish Center, Danbury, Connecticut undated
4 7 United Jewish Center, Danbury, Connecticut 1951-1955
4 8 Congregation Sons of Israel, Woodmere, Long Island 1951-1953
Box Folder Title Date
23 15 Certificates 1957

E) Dedication Books

Box Folder Title Date
4 9 Congregation B'nai Jacob, Woodbridge, Connecticut 1961
Box Folder Title Date
4 10 Congregation Beth Hillel, Washington Heights, New York 1948
Box Folder Title Date
4 11 Temple Mishkan Israel, Hamden, Connecticut 1960
4 12 Jewish Community Center, White Plains, New York 1957
4 13 Congregation Habonim, New York 1949

F) Articles

Box Folder Title Date
4 14 Articles in Periodicals 1929-1933
4 15 Posthumous Articles about Nathan 1960-1963
4 16 General Architectectural Articles 1950-1960
4 17 Articles by Nathan in Periodicals 1929-1931
4 18 Articles about Nathan in Periodicals 1930-1936, 1959
4 19 Congregation Mishkan Israel (fund-raising bulletin) 1956
4 20 Work in America 1930-1960
4 21 Obituaries 1960
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Series II: Lucie Nathan, 1953-1971.
This series is in English and German.
0.5 linear feet
Scope and Content:

Series II contains the papers of Fritz Nathan's wife, Lucie Nathan. Included are tax information, interiors records, and correspondence. Of interest may be the material on a trip to Italy and Israel taken in 1965, and a notebook of interiors.

Box Folder Title Date
5 1 Architects' Panel - Union of Hebrew Congregations undated
5 2 Contracts undated
5 3 Office of Fritz Nathan - Public Relations undated
5 4 Journal 1953 April-1957 July
5 5 Italy and Israel Trip 1965
5 6 Correspondence 1963-1965
5 7 Estate 1970 December
5 8 Mishkan Israel (marked private) undated
5 9 Correspondence 1962
5 10 Bills Paid, Personal 1971
5 11 Insurance undated
5 12 Estate 1971 January
5 13 Irving Trust Company, II 1970 January 1
Box Folder Title Date
5 14 Bache and Co. 1969-1971
Box Folder Title Date
5 15 Lucie Nathan's Accident 1964
5 16 Bills Paid, Personal 1970
5 17 Bills for Customers Paid 1970
5 18 Gertrud Kurth 1970
Box Folder Title Date
5 19 Cunynghame 1970
Box Folder Title Date
5 20 Bills for Customers Paid 1969
5 21 List of Customers Paid 1967-1968
5 22 Notebook of Interiors by Lucie Nathan 1961
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Series III: Architectural Material, 1914-1959.
This series is in English and German.
17.5 linear feet
Arrangement:

This series is divided into three sections: Photographs, Photostats, and Negatives, Plans and Blueprints, and Oversized Plans and Blueprints.
Scope and Content:

Series III is composed of records pertaining to Fritz Nathan's architectural work. Included are numerous plans and blueprints of his work in Germany and the United States. Most plans are of buildings, including synagogues, Jewish centers, schools, factories, stores, residences, office buildings, hospitals, and old-age homes. There are also plans for cemeteries and memorials, and a few plans and sketches of furniture. Other types of material encountered in this series includes photographs, correspondence, negatives (including glass negatives), and sketches and drawings.

A) Photographs, Photostats, and Negatives

Box Folder Title Date
6 1 Hauptsynagoge, Frankfurt 1927
6 2 Miscellaneous Building Construction 1927-1929
6 3 Miscellaneous Photos 1950s
6 4 DEBEWA (Deutsche Beamten Warenversicherung), Mannheim 1927
Box Folder Title Date
6 5 Wronker Department Store and Cemetery Building 1928-1929
Box Folder Title Date
6 6 Kew Garden Jewish Center (drawings and blueprint) 1942
Box Folder Title Date
6 7 Jewish Centers (photos of drawings) 1930-1932
Box Folder Title Date
6 8 Altersheim, Mannheim 1929-1930
6 9 Cemetery Memorials 1918-1935
6 10 Bloch House, Rotterdam 1927
6 11 Frankfurt am Main 1928-1932
6 12 Cemetery III, Frankfurt 1932
6 13 Cemetery IV, Frankfurt 1928-1929
6 14 Clippings and Publications 1929-1954
6 15 Aschaffenburg, Frankfurt (with negatives) c. 1920s
Box Folder Title Date
6 16 Hirsch House, Cronstettenstrasse 1930s
Box Folder Title Date
6 17 Zigarrenfabrik Hochherr, Heidelberg 1928-1929
6 18 May House, Frankfurt 1930s
Box Folder Title Date
6 19 Jewish Community Center, Frankfurt 1922-1929
Box Folder Title Date
6 20 Department Stores, Hanau 1927-1928
6 21 DEBEWA Construction, Mannheim 1928-1929
6 22 Kaufhaus Wronker, Frankfurt 1930s
6 23 Wronker (department store), Frankfurt 1930s
6 24 Rothschild'sches Krankenhaus, Frankfurt 1930s
6 25 Rothschild'sches Krankenhaus, Frankfurt 1930s
6 26 Frankfurt am Main 1930s
Box Folder Title Date
7 1 Gesellchäftshausgruppe Samt und Seide, DEBEWA Terra AG, Wronker Department Store, Office Building "Herz," University, School of Education, Kassel, and Residences 1923-1939
Box Folder Title Date
17 4 Hochherr Factory, Heidelberg, Jewish Altersheim, Mannheim, Jewish Cemetery, Frankfurt, Unidentified German Buildings 1920s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
18 1 Glass and Celluloid Negatives (for list of glass negatives in wooden boxes, see old inventory in box 1, folder 2) 1920s-1940s

B) Plans and Blueprints

Box Folder Title Date
7 2 Plans of Various Homes undated
7 3 House of Jules Roos, Amsterdam undated
7 4 House and Store of Fourrures Jenny (Hertz, Luxemburg) undated
7 5 Samt und Seide, Mannheim undated
7 6 Rothschild'sches Krankenhaus, Haus Dr. Mainzer (Frankfurt am Main), Competition for St. Ingbert Hospital undated
Box Folder Title Date
8 1 Dr. Mainzer's House, Franfurt am Main undated
8 2 Competition for St. Ingbert Hospital undated
8 3 Israelitischen Cemetery, Frankfurt am Main undated
8 4 Israelitisches Altersheim, Mannheim undated
8 5 Haus Geschwister Gutmann, Stuttgart undated
Box Folder Title Date
9 1 Haus Blankenstein-Bloch, Rotterdam undated
9 2 Neubau Villa Hirsch, Frankfurt am Main, Cronstettenstrasse 14, Part 1 undated
9 3 Neubau Villa Hirsch, Part 2 undated
9 4 Haus F. Cohn, Fürstenbergerstrasse 45 undated
9 5 Dr. Samuel, Haus Bechardt, Mozartplatz 22 undated
Box Folder Title Date
10 1 Fruchthof, Houselbrücke undated
10 2 Opeltürm undated
10 3 Fabrikenanlagen (9), Garagen (3) undated
10 4 Haus L. Mayer, Aschaffenburg undated
10 5 Jewish Cemetery, Frankfurt am Main, Part 1 undated
10 6 Jewish Cemetery, Part 2 undated
10 7 Neue Mainzerstrasse 58 undated
10 8 Homes and Offices, (interior designs) undated
Box Folder Title Date
11 1 Büro Regierungs Baumeister Nathan undated
11 2 Beifus Seilerstrasse 10 undated
11 3 Umbau Friedrichstrasse 14 undated
11 4 Umbau Bendlerstrasse 8, Berlin undated
11 5 Israelitische Gemeinde Friedhof, Frankfurt am Main undated
11 6 Neubau Terra A.G. (DEBEWA), Mannheim undated
11 7 DEBEWA (includes correspondence) undated
Box Folder Title Date
12 1 Israelitisches Altersheim, Mannheim, Part 1 undated
12 2 Israelitisches Altersheim, Part 2 undated
12 3 Aufzüge, Rolltreppen undated
12 4 Plans for Various Apartment Buildings undated
Box Folder Title Date
13 1 Kew Gardens Jewish Community Center, Queens, New York undated
13 2 Congregation Habonim, Manhattan, New York undated
13 3 Official Plans for Habonim undated
13 4 Plans for Synagogues undated
13 5 Plans for Cemeteries undated
13 6 Bruemlik-Nobel Haus, Liebfrauenstrasse undated
13 7 Teppichhaus Brumlik undated
13 8 Various Plans undated
Box Folder Title Date
14 1 Israelitischen Friedhof, Stuttgart undated
14 2 Wohnung Dr. Hahn-Hess undated
14 3 Haus Otto Mayer, Bingen undated
14 4 Various Plans and Sketches undated
14 5 Wohnhaus E. Schiffmann, Bingen undated
14 6 Various Plans undated
14 7 Haus Rechtanwalt Stern, Bingen undated
14 8 Various Plans undated
14 9 Plans for Schools undated
14 10 Plans for Clubhäuser undated
Box Folder Title Date
15 1 Miethäuser (list in file) undated
15 2 Buildings in America undated
15 3 Various Plans undated
15 4 Synagogues (American), Part 1 undated
Box Folder Title Date
16 1 Synagogues (American), Part 2 undated
16 2 Jewish War Veterans of USA, Washington D.C. undated
16 3 Synagogues undated
16 4 Photographs: Herz, Luxemburg, Menorah (with letter from Judy Brown), Jewish Centers (Long Island, New Haven) with Accompanying Pamphlets undated
16 5 Jewish Cemetery, Frankfurt undated
16 6 Altersheim, Mannheim undated
Box Folder Title Date
17 1 Hochherr Zigarrenfabrik, Heidelberg undated
17 2 Design Prints, United Jewish Center, Danbury, Connecticut undated
17 3 Various Plans undated

C) Oversized Plans and Photographs

Box Folder Title Date
19 1 Architecture School Thesis Project 1914
19 2 Plans for Mishkan Israel Synagogue, New York 1950s
Box Folder Title Date
20 1 Mishkan Israel (tube 3 of 3) 1950s
20 2 New Haven Health Club (tube 2 of 3) 1940s
Box Folder Title Date
23 1 Various Plans 1920s-1950s
23 2 Hauptsynagoge Frankfurt 1920s-1950s
23 3 Sketch for Office Entrance, Copy of Article (sale of Gauguin work) 1920s-1950s
23 4 Sketches for Furniture and Interiors 1920s-1950s
23 5 Farmhouse and Barn, Family Herzberg, Luray, Virginia 1920s-1950s
23 6 Jewish Center and Synagogue, Zurich 1920s-1950s
23 7 Synagogue, Frankfurt 1920s-1950s
23 8 Jewish Cemetery, Frankfurt 1920s-1950s
23 9 Haus Bloch-Flankenstein, Rotterdam 1920s-1950s
23 10 Haus Cohn, Fürstenbergerstrasse 1920s-1950s
23 11 Various Houses, Frankfurt 1920s-1950s
23 12 Jewish Center, Frankfurt 1920s-1950s
23 13 Various Plans 1920s-1950s
23 14 Various Plans 1920s-1950s
23 16 Drawing of Erbbegräbnisanlage um das Ehrenfeld, Jewish Cemetery, Weissensee 1920s-1950s
23 17 Photostatic Prints of Ceremony for Neue Synagoge, Bingen 1920s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
24 1 Various Drawing and Photographs, Part 1 1920s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
25 1 Various Drawing and Photographs, Part 2 1920s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
27 1 American Synagogues and Jewish Centers 1950s
Box Folder Title Date
28 1 White Plains Synagogue, Part 1 1940s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
29 1 White Plains Synagogue, Part 2 1940s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
30 1 White Plains Synagogue, Part 3 1940s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
31 1 White Plains Synagogue, Part 4 1940s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
32 1 White Plains Synagogue, Part 5 1940s-1950s
Box Folder Title Date
33 1 White Plains Synagogue, Part 6 1940s-1950s
33 2 Hartz Mountain Corporation, Chicago 1940s-1950s
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Series IV: Restitution Material,  1920-1979.
This series is in English and German.
1 linear foot (Boxes 26-26B)
Scope and Content:

This series contains the restitution material of the Nathan family, and includes papers concerning the restitution of Fritz, Lucie, Otto, and Doris Nathan. It has papers dealing with the Berlin property, the suit agains the Land of Hesse, and insurance claims. Most of the material in this series is correspondence, especially between Nathan family members and lawyers. Other types of papers include official documents, such as certificates and passports and financial papers. Some National Socialist era papers are included here as well.

Box Folder Title Date
26 1 Nathan v. Selle and Lesser, Lietzenburgerstrasse 12 1920s-1970s
Box Folder Title Date
26 2 Documents and Correspondence (includes Berlin Bank and lawyers) 1960s
26 3 Correspondence with Hermann Simon 1960s
Box Folder Title Date
26 4 Correspondence between Fritz Nathan and Ernst Bresch-Selle/ Lesser Affair 1950s
Box Folder Title Date
26 5 Correspondence between Fritz Nathan and Lawyers Simon and Landsberger 1950s
26 6 Otto's File (correspondence) 1920s-1970s
26 7 Otto's Files(forms and payments) 1920s-1970s
26 8 Otto's Files (correspondence with lawyers) 1920s-1970s
26 9 Restitution Material Duplicates 1920s-1970s
26 10 Financial Papers 1920s-1970s
26 11 Correspondence 1920s-1970s
26 12 Correspondence and Papers (payments in case against Land of Hesse) 1920s-1970s
26 13 Insurance Claims in Wiesbaden 1920s-1970s
26 14 Fritz Nathan Papers, Part 1 1930s, 1950s-1960s
26 15 Fritz Nathan Papers, Part 2 1930s, 1950s
26 16 Fritz Nathan Papers, Part 3 1939
26 17 Fritz Nathan Papers, Part 4 1938-1940, 1950s
Box Folder Title Date
26B 1 Correspondence 1920s-1970s
26B 2 Correspondence 1920s-1970s
26B 3 Correspondence 1920s-1970s
26B 4 Correspondence (Alfred Silton, Paul Hirsch) 1920s-1970s
26B 5 Correspondence and Financial Records 1920s-1970s
26B 6 Correspondence and Papers of Doris and Lucie Nathan 1920s-1970s
26B 7 Correspondence and Papers of Doris Nathan 1920s-1970s
26B 8 Correspondence and Financial Records 1920s-1970s
26B 9 Correspondence and Financial Records 1920s-1970s
26B 10 Correspondence and Financial Records 1920s-1970s
26B 11 Correspondence and Papers, (including from Moritz Mayer, Ernst Peltzer) 1920s-1970s
26B 12 Correspondence and Papers of Doris and Lucie Nathan 1920s-1970s
26B 13 Correspondence and Papers 1920s-1970s
26B 14 Correspondence and Papers 1920s-1970s
26B 15 Correspondence and Papers (United States Government and Newspaper Clippings) 1920s-1970s
26B 16 Correspondence and Bank Records (Fritz Nathan) 1920s-1970s
26B 17 Correspondence and Papers 1920s-1970s
26B 18 Personal Papers (original and copies) 1920s-1970s
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