Otto Nathan to the American Jewish Congress:
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ADft. In Otto Nathan's hand. Likely Nathan's handwritten copy of a letter by Albert Einstein.
PD. Title page of diary notes that the book belongs to Otto Nathan and in the case of an accident Einstein should be contacted.
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TD. Note handwritten in pen at bottom right by O. Nathan.
TDft in English with ADftS in German below. Concerns the National Council of Jewish Women and ends with a call to help the Jewish people.
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TD. Some underlining in pencil. Includes discussion about Greenglass' fallibility as a witness and two points where the Rosenbergs could be found to have acted suspiciously.
TD. Typed heading added later.
TD. Figures handwritten in pencil in left margin: 22000.—, 10000, 5000 next to paragraphs 1, 2, and 3 respectively.
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