Subseries 2. Correspondence between Paul Oppenheim, Kurt Grelling, and C.G. Hempel and Related Material, 1930-1974

Scope and Content Notes: The Oppenheim-Hempel-Grelling correspondence testifies to Hempel’s and Paul Oppenheim’s ultimately failing efforts to help Kurt Grelling and his family to immigrate to the U.S. during their internment in camps in southern France under the Vichy regime during 1940-1942. Grelling and his wife died in 1942, probably at the concentration camp of Auschwitz or Birkenau.

Box 44

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Correspondence between Hempel and Paul Oppenheim re. Emigration Efforts for Kurt Grelling and His Family, 1936-1946

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Correspondence between Kurt Grelling, Paul Oppenheim, and Hempel re. Emigration Efforts for Kurt Grelling and His Family, 1939-1942

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Correspondence by Oppenheim With Various Individuals (apparently from Oppenheim Papers) re. Emigration Efforts for Kurt Grelling and His Family, 1940-1941

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Correspondence by Oppenheim With Various Individuals (apparently from Oppenheim Papers) re. Emigration Efforts for Kurt Grelling and His Family, 1941-1944

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Reprints, Preprints, and Manuscripts by Grelling and by Both Grelling and Oppenheim, 1930-1949 and undated

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Reprints, Preprints, and Manuscripts by Grelling and by Both Grelling and Oppenheim, 1938-1939, 1961

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Correspondence between Oppenheim and Edith and Abraham Luchins re. Kurt Grelling, 1964-1974