Wayne Hanson papers, 1892-1965.

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Wayne Hanson papers, 1892-1965.

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Material documenting Hanson's career with the YMCA, as well as his work as a professional speaker on international issues. Diaries cover his early life in Indiana and his career and travel with the YMCA. Of particular interest are journals from his time in Europe working with teh Foyers du Soldat during World War I. Other highlights include correspondence documenting his work and travels in France and Latin America and speeches on international issues.

3.6 cu. ft. (9 boxes).

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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