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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/01/07/06/22
Title	V. Miscellaneous
Date	1967-1977
Extent	1- folder
Description	File contains Henri Tajfel's [et al] typed correspondence and other material. Details are: Dr.Miguel Garcia Vives, Spain, re: New Journal [ Vives' letters in Spanish],1977 Dr.Atam Vetta, Oxford Polytechnic, re: Vetta's papers on various subjects including; 'The Meaning of zero genotype-environment interaction obtained by Jinks and Fulker's method', 'Heritability in Human Genetics', 'Relatives and Environmental Effects'[ offprint also included], 'On Fisher's Fundamental Theorem of Natural Selection', 'The Meaning of Average Excess' , Ph.D. registration and papers concerning race issues and I.Q., 1971- 1976. Professor Dr. Manfred Vorweg, Karl-Marx Universitate, re: congress invitation [some German correspondence], 1975 Mr. Michel C. Vale, Frankfurt, re: searching an English publisher for Professor Holzcamp's book, 1975 B.Venner, MoD, re: offprint request, 1974 Dr.Ved Varma, London, re: request for contribution chapter to proposed book in honour of Professor P.E. Vernon Dr. Gajendra K. Verma, East Anglia, re: invitation for Henri Tajfel to attend seminar, 1973 Vertheyli de, Renata Frank, Argentina, re: letter of thanks for Henri Tajfel's articles, 1971 Mr. Brian Vandenberg, New York, re: post graduate admission to Bristol, 1971 Copy typed obituary written by Henri Tajfel for The Times [ and newspaper cutting] relating to the death of Professor Thelma Veness, Institute of Education, 1971 Miss Vogel, Oxford, re: electricity accounts, 1968 Professor David M. Vowles, re: Henri Tajfel's illness 1966, and references [ not included], 1971 Vlotzlawker Memorial Book, re: Henri Tajfel's contribution to the Memorial book, 1967.
Format	Textual Material
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