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Papers of Karen Kuykendall

1923 to 1982
1971 to 1978
MS 243
Collection Guide
Nazi Art Postcard, circa 1940

Contains historical material relating to Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich, with emphasis on the character and personality of Adolf Hitler, as well as the decorative arts and relics of the Third Reich.

Includes chiefly clippings, political cartoons, articles, posters, photographs, and miscellaneous memorabilia, 1923-1971. Also includes correspondence and questionnaires from interviews by Karen Kuykendall with individuals who knew Adolf Hitler, including Arno Breker, Gerhard Engel, Hermann Giesler, Heinrich Heim, Richard Schulze-Kossens, Dr. Werner Naumann, Albert Speer, and Gerdy Troost, 1971-1978.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Military
Collection Area:
Political Affairs

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