Box 2

Contains correspondence from Akzin to Feilchenfeld.

Contains correspondence between Feilchenfeld and his brother Erich Feilchenfeld touching on many topics from personal to professional.

Contains correspondence between Feilchenfeld and his brother Erich Feilchenfeld touching on many topics from personal to professional.

Contains correspondce from Harry Feilchenfeld primarily personal in nature. Also includes a post card from Harry of the Astronomical Museum at Mount Palomar.

Contains correspondence between Ernst Feilchenfeld and Werner Feilchenfeld.

Contains correspondence from Constantine McGuire. Includes a typed document dated July 12, 1952 titled "Draft Suggestions for a New Bank in Ireland" produced by Ernest D. Herzberg.

Contains correspondence from William V. O'Brien.

Contains several drafts of a document entitled "Memorandum on Seminars and Degree Students" produced by Ernst Feilchenfeld.

Contains correspondence between Feilchenfeld and his brother Erich Feilchenfeld touching on many topics from personal to professional. Also contains material from Dresdner Bank.

Contains various travel arrangements and expenses. Includes hotel and transportation invoices and various train and plane tickets.

Contains various corresponence related to a testimonial dinner held on June 2, 1964 in honor of Fr. Edward A. Conway, S.J and sponsored by the Catholic Association for International Peace. Includes a copy of the citation from the dinner, a copy of the event as documented in the "Congressional Record", event programs, and news clippings.

Contains copies of correspondence, mostly sent from William O'Brien and Ernst Feilchenfeld, to Ambassador William A. Culbertson. Topics cover general Institute for World Polity business.

Includes correspondence from Ernst Feilchenfeld outlining the reasons why the Institute for World Polity has declined. Also includes a program from the sixteenth Earlham Institute of Foreign Affairs held from May 15-17, 1947 and a copy of a Holiday Card from William and Agnes Dennis from 1949 containing photographs and information about the Dennis family.

Contains various correspondence mostly regarding general Institute for World Polity business.