Werner and Gisella Cahnman Collection 1717-2004 bulk 1940-1965

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Werner and Gisella Cahnman Collection 1717-2004 bulk 1940-1965

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This collection contains material pertaining to the sociologist Werner Cahnman and his wife, the biophysicist GisellaLevi Cahnman. It primarily documents the early years and immigration of Werner Cahnman, as well as his and his wife's careers in the United States. It also illustrates the immigrationof family members. Papers in this collection include a large amount of photographs, correspondence, diaries, some writings, official papers, and restitution files.

9.25 linear feet + 1 oversized folder

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