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- 01 - Tajfel, Henri (1919-1982) papers
  - 07 - Miscellaneous incl. Correspondence
    - 06 - Names et al, Alphabetical Miscellany

Level	File
Ref No	TAJ/01/07/06/19
Title	S. Miscellaneous
Date	1975-1982
Extent	1- folder
Description	File contains Henri Tajfel's [et al] typed correspondence and other material. Details are: Dr. C.Spencer, Sheffield, re: praise of Henri Tajfel's chapter [Ann Rew], 1982 Dr. Peter Smith, S.S.S. re: reorganization of the S.S.R.C., 1981 Gill Seidel's book proposal about the 'Faurisson affaire', advice from John St John of Heinemann publishers and Seidel's Response [University of Bradford] rejected by Metheun and Co.Ltd and William Heinemann, 1981 Skyros centre leaflet J.Stedmon, Bristol re: handwritten summary of present research interests Brown transit envelope containing Tim Sluckin's C.V. Mrs. Chris Stanford, Bristol, re: loan of Tachistoscope, 1978 Mr.S.Stich, Bristol re: talk, Mme Anne Ancelin Schutzenberger, Nice, circular letter concerning American psychologists, 1977 Dr.David J. Stang, American Psychological Association, re: circular letter seeking employment [C.V.attached], 1977 Prof. Klaus Scherer, Germany, re: Howard's chapter, 1977 Rolf Sandell, Stockholm re: Professor Rommetveit, and the Association, 1977 Mr. Mwamburi A.O. Shake, USA, re: racial research, 1977 Prof.essor S.Schachter, New York, re: Friend's visit to Bristol, 1977 Mr. Chris Sinha, Bristol re: Sinha's paper [not enclosed], 1977 Mr. T.van der Schroeff, Amsterdam, re: past meeting, 1976 Mr.T.Simpson, Bristol, re: interview, 1975 Dr.Quinton Skinner, Cambridge, re: Skinner's paper [not enclosed], 1975 Dr. Peter Stringer, Surrey, re: request for Henri Tajfel's papers, 1975
Format	Textual Material
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