Robert Klein papers, 1909-1957.

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Robert Klein papers, 1909-1957.

The Robert Klein papers consist of both personal and professional correspondence, papers from organizational affiliations in the United States and Europe, materials regarding projects, articles written by Klein and ephemera documenting his careeer both in the United States and in Europe.

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