Arquivo P10 - Letters to Heinrich Winnik

1 file; 14 items

Professional and personal letters received by Heinrich Winnik

Letters received by Heinrich Winnik from professional colleagues, as follows: W v Baeyer, Germany (one item); Cl. de Boor, Germany (three items); J Cremerius, Germany (two items); Helene Deutsch, USA (one item, enclosing biographical information about Felix Deutsch); Otto Fenichel, USA (three items, re-establishing contact after the Second World War); Hanna Fenichel, USA (one item, regarding her late husband's publications); Eugène Minkowski, France (one item); Alexander Mitscherlich, Germany (one item); R de Saussure (one item, a card expressing good wishes).

No further accruals are expected.

The letters are arranged by author, then chronologically.

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The collection catalogue is published online. A database containing abstracts of this correspondence also exists but is not available online.

No known publications based on this material.

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Dan G Hertz, 'Heinrich Zvi Winnik. Profile of a pioneer researcher of the Holocaust', 'Holocaust Echoes' website [page no longer in existence, 2024-04-04].