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Heiko Oberman Papers

1949 to 2016
bulk 1985-2001
MS 576
Collection Guide
Heiko Oberman's Vatican II passport, November 26, 1962

The Heiko Oberman Papers comprised the personal and professional papers of Professor Dr. Heiko A. Oberman, a historian and theologian specializing in late Middle Ages and Reformation studies. The bulk of the material is correspondence and academic project files related to his professional life, and records related to his position as Director of the Division for Late Medieval and Reformation Studies, which he founded, at the University of Arizona. 

Included materials:
Manuscript
Audio Recordings
Photographs
Ephemera
Subject Area:
Religion
Collection Area:
University of Arizona
Related Coverage:
Related collections:
Bloom Southwest Jewish Archives Audio Tapes Collection

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