Records of the School of Public Health, 1930-1991 [manuscript].

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Records of the School of Public Health, 1930-1991 [manuscript].

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Correspondence and other files relating to the development and history of the School of Public Health; its administration and curriculum; and field studies and training programs conducted by the School. Numerous audiotapes and cassettes of various lectures and meetings are included. Of particular interest are files on a study of venereal disease conducted in the 1940s, as well as a file, dated 1936-1943, containing correspondence relating to Rosenau's efforts to aid Jewish physicians fleeing Germany.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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