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- 001 - Charlotte Wolff (1897-1986) Papers
  - 01 - Correspondence
    - 03 - Early Correspondence

Level	File
Ref No	Wol/001/01/03/02
Title	French Correspondence
Date	1933-1936
Extent	1 - folder
Description	File contains typed, handwritten correspondence and postcards sent to Dr.Wolff mainly in French. Details and names include: Roche, 21.7.33 Anna May Wong, 3-letters, 1933-1934 Docteur R. Hickel, 1934 Claude Levy, Menton, 6- letters, 1934 [and undated] plus 1- note and 1- envelope containing 2-colour postcards and a further note de Noailles, 4-letters, 1934/35 and 1- postcard 19/07/35 Jaqueline Breton, 26/02/35 Leon Seysitz, 20.08.35 Paul Eluard, 19/07/35 Romola Nijinski, 18/08/35 and December 1935 [card] Man Ray, 21/08/35 Mainbocher, 21/09/35 Andre Breton, 07/01/36 George Hoyningen Heune, 20/08/36, 07/08/36 Andre and Jacqueline Breton, undated Max Ernst, Aug. 24 ? Michel Arnaud, 2- undated Daisy Fellowes, hand- interpretation [typescript document] and 2- note cards Princesse Edmond de Polignac, card Germaine Wallon (wife of Henri Wallon), postcard, 1934 Postcard of Ostende, [presume this is the la Duchesse d'Ayen card mentioned on the list] c.4 or 5- letters in French, writers unknown
Format	textual material
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Notes	Wellcome Ref: PSY/WOL/1/3/2
Language	French
AccessConditions	Authorised Users. View by Appointment
AccessStatus	Open
Location	16: Wellcome Library
Rules	Description compiled in line with the following standard ISAD (G) General International Standard Archival Description
ArchNote	Compiled by Mike Maskill BPS Archivist for the History of Psychology Centre.