Friendsl Acquaintances of Hans Gerth's Student Days

This is a list of Gerth' s student friends whose names appear in his correspon­dence. Although it is very incomplete, it sheds some light on his contempo­raries.

Name Abendroth, Wolfgang

Aczel-Kreilisheim, Marti (Hungarian) Altschul, Bobba

Arendt, Hannah

Atkinson (Tönnies), Carola

Baracs (Hungarian) Baran, Paul (Russian)

Behrmann, Thomas

Borkenar, Franz Bukofzer, Manfred

Cassierer, Reinhold

Cobet, Heinrich

Dietrichs Dönhoff, Marion Doob, Leonard (American)

Flechtheim, Ossip K.

Vniv.* Comments F Prof. at Jena Vniversity. Later, Prof of Sociology,

Marburg Vniv. H + F Photographer (of technical areal. Visited Gerth in

May 1974. H Eugene Altschul's son. Was living in the V.S. by

the time Gerth got there. H + F Arrived in the V.S. in 1941 via Paris. Was an un­

attached intellectual in New York. Later taught at Princeton, Berkeley, Columbia, Chicago, and New School in the last two decades of her life.

F

F

F

? H

H

H

H F F

H

Ferdinand Tönnies' daughter, a sister-in-Iaw of Rudolf Heberle's. Active in the Red Student Group. Escaped to the V.S. via Australia. No information available. Prof of Economics, Stanford Vniversity. Gerth met hirn in May 1957 in Califomia. Through hirn, Gerth met his future wife, H.I., in Kiel. No information available. Reached New York in the mid-1939 after spending 6 years in Geneva. Music historian at the Vniv. of Califomia, Berkeley. Lived in South Africa. His wife is Nadine Gordi­mer, the holder of the 1991 Nobel Prize in Litera-ture. She visited Gerth in 1960. Co-owner of the Frankfurter Bücherstube. Re-mained as one of Gerth's closest friends. Svend Riemer's friend. Editor of Die Zeit. Studied in Frankfurt in 1930-1932. Prof., Dept. of Psychology, Yale Vniversity, New Haven, CT. Gerth contacted hirn in the V.S. Reached New York in early 1939. After his teaching career in the V.S., retumed to Berlin.

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Name Freund, Gisela Goldenberg, Boris Goldhammer, H. Goldmeier, Erich Haselberg, Peter von

Havanna (Viennese) Hermann, Otto

Hummel, Georg

Kämmerev,lIse Kitayama, Junji (Japanese)

Klimpt, Werner

Ksmenfee (Hungarian) Langerhaus, Heinz

Löwenthai, Leo

Löwenthai, Richard (Rix)

Luckau, Alma

Mandelbaum (Dubski), Hanna

Mandelbaum, Kurt

Meyer, Gerhard

Meyer, Gladys (American)

Mitnitzky, Natascha Mitnitzky, Mark Motz, Hans Niebyl, Karl H.

Oelsner, Toni

Pax mann, Liesel

Univ'* F H LSE H F

H H

LSE

H H

FII

H F/I

F/I

H

H

F

F

F

F

H H

H

F

F

List 0/ Student Days' Friends

Comments Photographer; lived in Paris. Emigrated to Havana, Cuba. No information available. No information available. Journalist. Emigrated to Argentina and later re­turned to FrankfurtlM. Gerth picked up contact upon return to Germany in 1971. No information available. Journalist at the Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung in Berlin. Gerth met hirn in Berlin in 1934. Prof. in Hamburg, Germany. When he lived in a retirement horne in Bad Sodenffs in the 1970's, Gerth visited hirn. No information available. Became a member ofthe Japanese Embassy, Ber­Iin. Author of West-Östliche Begegnung, 1941. Worked at the Institute for World Economics in Berlin. No information available. Ph.D. in 1931. Ass't at the Institute. Journalist 1931-33. Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp Dec. 33 to Apr 39 for his underground activities. Reached the U.S. in 1941. In the U.S. worked for the Office ofWar Informa­tion, the Voice of America. Was at the Center for Advanced Studies of Stanford Univ. Later, Prof. of Sociology, Univ. of Calif., Berkeley. Underground work against the Nazis in Berlin; Prof. of Political Science, Free Univ., Berlin. Went to the U.S. as exchange student. Gerth met her again in his early days in the U.S. Prof., Vas­sar College, Poughkeepsie, NY. Married to Kurt Mandelbaum. Prof. in Birming­harn and in Den Haag. Interned in a camp in 1940 in England. Reached New York in 1941 with his family. Ass't to Adolph Lowe, FII. Moved to the U.S. with his wife, Julia, via Paris. Prof., Univ. ofChicago. Prof. of Social Work, Columbia University. Wrote a novel based on her friends of Frankfurt Uni ver­sity days--Gerth appeared as one of the characters. Editor of a socialist magazine "Gesellschaft". Alias in the U.S.: Millard. No information available. Worked for the U.S. government in Wash., D.C., during WW I\. Spent 4 weeks in jail in 1933, a victim of denun­ciation. Left Germany in 1938 and reached New York via London. Member of Adorno's Internal Seminar. In Berlin worked with Richard LöwenthaI, Paul Wegener, etc. in the underground work. Aleader ofthe Neu Beginnen movement. Killed by the Nazis.

List 0/ Student Days' Friends

Name Pfanter, Karl Rath-Grothe, Lilo Rexroth-Kern, Irmgard

Riemer, Svend

Salomon, Albert

Schelting, Alexander von Seglow, I1se Seligman (Anderson), Lore Smedley, Dorothy (American)

Sohn-Rethel, Alfred

Speier, Hans

Sprengel, Rita

Starck, Jonsji (Hungarian), or Jan-sci Stern, (Anders,) Günther

Sternberger, Dolf Strzelewicz, Willy

Sultan Taut, Heinrich

Usener, Hermann Wazeck, Marga Weber, Marianne

Weiss, Hilda

Wolff, Kurt

*Note:

Univ.* ? F H+F

H+ LSE ('29-30) H

H F H+F H

H + FII

H

H

H

F

H F

F H

F ? H

F/I

H

H Heidelberg University F Frankfurt University

271

Comments Lived in München (in early 1970's) Lived in New York. Visited Gerth in 1974. Journalist with Berliner Tageblatt and Frankfurter Zeitung. Prof. of University of California-Los Angeles via Univ. ofWisconsin-Madison and Univ. ofMinne­sota ..

Prof. of Sociology, New School for Social Re­search. Criminologist. Lived in the U.S. Stage actress. No information available. Her family helped Gerth when he first arrived in NY. Philosopher. Lived in Switzerland in 1936 and London in 1937. Guest professorship in the U.S. Died in Bremen, Germany, in 1990. Prof. of Sociology at New School; The Head of the Social Science Div. of the RAND Corp; Prof. at the University of Massachusetts, Arnherst. Helped Gerth to start his career in the U.S. Journalist in Berlin 1935-37. Seven years in con­centration camps; escaped in Feb 1945. In England, his name became J. Erös.

Changed his name to Anders since ca. 1930. Jour­nalist, writer. Married to Hannah Arendt in the Frankfurt days. To New York via Paris and re­turned to Europe late 1940's. Journalist; later Prof., Heidelberg University. Escaped to Sweden. Professor of Sociology, Han­nover University Journalist. Placed in a concentration camp and in the Nazi Army. Escaped to the American side and became a POW. Prof. of Marxism and Philosophy, Hum­bolt Univ, Berlin. Professor of Art History, München. No information available. Max Weber's widow; participated in Karl Mann­heim's seminar. Since May 1939 in the U.S. via Paris. Prof., Brooklyn College of the City University of New York. Prof. of Sociology at Ohio State and later Brandeis University.

FII Inst. for Social Research, Frankfurt University LSE London School of Economics

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Index

Abendroth, Wolfgang 138, 185 Academic Assistance Council 32f., 59,

63, 66 Ackerknecht, Erwin 178, 222, 224 Adams, James Luther 238 Adams, Walter 80 Adenauer, Konrad 111 Adler, Max 20, 155 Adorno, Theodor 34,67, 122f., 161,

183,201,216,229, 238f., 254f. Akimoto, Ritsuo 211 Albig, J. W. 74f., 84 AlIport, Gordon 72f., 172 Altschul, Bobba 73 Altschul, Eugen 34, 78 Anders, Günther 41,76,233 Anderson, Eugene N. 98 Ando, Hideharu 136 Angel!, R. C. 79, 84, 95, 172, 209 Arendt, Hannah 25f., 76, 91, 202 Aron, Raymond 182 Ashton, Dore 239f.,265

Baerreis, David 223 Bain, Read 75, 79, 173 Baran, Paul 125f. Barlach, Ernst 51 Barnes, Harry Eimer 148 Barnett, M. L. 176 Bauer,Otto 20, 155 Becker, Frances 118f., 149 Becker, Howard 19,88,93, 95ff., 99f.,

102, 109f., 112, 114, 122, 125, 127ff., 145ff., 158f., 164ff., 190,

194ff., 209, 220, 222, 228f., 232, 237,250,263

Behrmann, Thomas 115 Bell, Daniel 113, 202 Bellah, Robert 207 Bendix, Rheinhard 125,210,213 Benjamin, Walter 139, 183, 201f. Bensman, Joseph 9, 26, l3lf., 136,

138f., 171, 174ff., 183,211,230, 248,265

Bensman, Marilyn 265 Benzenberg, Johann Friedrich 35, 186 Berg, Alban 28 Bergman, Lowell 175 Bergner, Elisabeth 28 Bergstraesser, Arnold 23, 234f. Bergsträsser, Ludwig 35 Berlin, Isaiah 182 Bernstorff, Albrecht Count 45ff., 49,

57, 116 Bethmann-Hollweg, Felix von 57 Bethmann-Hollweg, Theobald von 57 Bismarck, Otto von 27, 45 Bjorksten, Bettina 232, 266 Blackburn, Paul 117,232 Blomert, Reinhard 25f., 28, 37f., 211,

234 Blumer, Herbert 96 Borgatta, Edgar F. 134, 241 Bougie, C. 175 Boveri, Margret 46ff., 178 Bramsted, Ernest K. 179ff. Brecht, Bert 28, 154 Bronfenbrenner, Martin 132, 224 Bücher, Karl 175, 260

282

Buchholz, Friedrich 35, 186 Burke, Edmund 35 Burnham, James 188

Castro, Fidel 156 Christmann, Gabriela B. 34 Civil Affairs Training Program 99 Cobet, Heinrich 39, 102f., 112, 114 Commons, 1. R. 231 Comte, August 259 Cooley, Charles H. 84 Cooper, L. Charles 24ff., 73 Coser, Lewis A. 41, 121,220,229,232,

249

Deutsches Nachrichten Büro, (DNB) 51 Dewey, John 151 Dewey, Richard 157 Dietrich, Marlene 28, 262 Dietze, Constantin von 116f. Dilthey, Wilhelm 238 Dodd, William Edward 49 Doob, Leonard 67, 72ff., 77, 79, 81f. Dow, Roger (Jack) 84, 98, 243f.

Easum, Chester 99 Eden, Anthony 49 Einstein, Albert 31 Eisenberg, Elliott 258, 265 Eiserne Front 64 Elias, Norbert 28, 36ff., 262 EIder, Joe 12 Endreß, Martin 35, 179 Erhard, Ludwig 137 Etzioni, Amitai 177

Faris, Ellsworth 71 FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)

220, 225ff. Fichte, Johann Gottlieb 23 Finkenstein 64 Finkensteiner Chorus 19, 20 Fisher, Burton 223, 262 Fisher, George 140

Flechtheim, Ossip K. 50 Fleck, Christian 11 Fleteher, J.E. 28, 156, 189 Flint, John 247 Foster, H. S., Jr. 72 Frankfurt School 34 Freisler, Roland 15f. Freud, Sigmund 24,50, 183 Freund, Gisese 37 FreundenthaI, Margarete 42 Friedman, Edward 155

Index

Friedrich, Carl Joachim 72f., 98, 172

Gäbor, Eva 24, 35, 71, 94 Gastarbeiter 254 Gerhardt, Uta 12, 173 Gerth, Anne Katherine 12, 100, 123,

130, 133,266 Gerth, Hedwig Ide 45,47, 57, 59, 65f.,

82ff., 104, 114ff., 121, 123f., 126, 149, 153f., 163, 174,204,224

Gerth,JuliaCaroline 101,119,123, 130,133

Gerth, Nobuko 125f., 130, 133, 135, 138, 148, 169,265,

Gerth, Richard 12, 130, 133, 137, 265f. Gillam, Richard 23, 28, 31f., 36, 46,

151,165,194,198,200,209,262 Gillin, J. L. 95,172,263 Gillingharn, John B. 97, 175,221 Ginsberg, Morris 31, 67 Glasier, Marshall 232, 265 Goebbels, Joseph 51ff., 56, 60 Göring, Hermann 51 Gourevitch, Victor 210 Greenblatt, Bemard 175f., 248 Greffrath, Mathias 27f., 32ff., 39ff.,

57ff., 89, 226, 229, 251, 266 Grossmann, K. R. 234 Grosz, George 232 Grünewald, Matthias 187 Gumbel, Emil Julius 234f. Gurian, Waldemar 173 Gurland 109, 112

Index

H.I. (See Gerth Hedwig Ide) Habermas, Jürgen 138 Haller, A. O. 142 Hankins, Frank 66, 75 Hartshorne, E. Y. (Ted) 42,84, 114 Haselberg, Peter von 36,58,216,241,

250 Hatcher, H. T. 190ff. Heberle, Rudolf 11,41,59,63,99, 129,

172f.,241, 250, 262 Heckei, Erich 131 Hege\, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 23,

131,183,238 Heidegger, Martin 24 Heilbut, Anthony 231 Heinz, Karl 19,35,42, 107 Hensel, Walther 19 Hentig, Hans von 116, 234 Hermann, Otto 45, 54 Henrrnann, Ulrich 43 Heuss, Theodore 214 Hilferding, Rudolf 20, 155 HilI, George 173 Hiller, E. T. 74 Hitler, Adolf 36, 39ff., 45f., 53, 55f.,

60, 64f., 81,97, 116, 212f., 225f., 233,237,261

Hitotsubashi University 133f., 136f. HoB, Karl 238 Honegger, Claudia 42 Honigsheim, Paul 146,210 Hook, Sidney 182 Horkheimer, Max 11, 33f., 67, 123,

216f.,238 Horowitz, Irving 128f., 134, 152, 155,

191,200 Hughes, Everett 173 Husserl, Edmund 24

Immigration and Naturalization Service 220,226

Ingraham, Mark 101, 128, 22Off. Inubushi, Nobuhiro 211 Ishikawa, Hiroyoshi 11, 136

Jahncke, Kurt 57 Janowitz 157

283

Jaspers, Karl 24,26,33, 105, 175, 193, 209,214,233

Jena, Ernst Heidrich 187 Johns, Patricke A. (See Johns-Heine Pa-

tricke A.) Johns-Heine, Patricke A. 97,174ff. Johnson, Alvin 40 Johnson, Lyndon B. 243 Jung, Carl 19,50

Kafka, Franz 24, 28, 90 Kant, Immanuel 23, 26 Kantowsky, Detlef 207f.,250 Kaplan, Jeremiah 175f., 181, 202ff.,

214,217 Kecskemeti, Paul 57, 127 Kennedy, John F. 135,242 Kennedy, Robert 242 Kierkegaard, Sören 26 King, Martin Luther 242f. Kirchheimer, Otto 98, 104, 108f., 112,

126,188,258 Klimpt, Werner 57, 116 Knebel, Spear 77, 82, 106 Knight, Frank H. 71,192 Knowles, Yereth K. 221 Koenig-Fachsenfeld, Olga von 50 Kolisch, Rudolf 118, 130f., 161,230,

232,239,255 KoBwitz, Kl1the 131 Kom, Karl 48ff., 60 Koyre, Alexandre 32 Kreilisheiml Aczel, Marti 28 Krieck, Ernst 42 Krohn, Claus-Dieter 219,230f. Kühlmann, Richard von 47 Küntzel, Georg 34, 42

Landau,Saul 15,158,183 Laski, Harold 31 Lassale, Ferdinand 20, 23 Lazarsfeld, Paul 149, 156, 172 Lederer, Emil 23, 25ff., 30, 33, 40, 43,

76

284

Lefforge, Orland 248 Lenin, Vladimir 29f., 35 Lenya, Lotte 154 Liebermann, Max 51 Lipset, Seymour 125 Logan, Anne (see Gerth, Anne Kather-

ine) Logan, Thomas 12 Lohagen, Ernst 64 Low, David 240f. Lowe, Adolph 28, 33ff., 38f., 4Iff., 59,

113, 179ff., 262 LöwenthaI, Leo 39, 262 LöwenthaI, Richard 38, 182, Lubbe, van der 116 Lukäcs, Georg 23, 25f., 38, 155, 175,

238,254 Lundberg, George 96 Luxemburg, Rosa 28, 175 Lynd, Robert 156, 165f.

Macdonald, Dwight 189,212 Maclver, Robert M. 105 Maier, Joseph 204 Mandel, Ernest 257 Manheim, Ernst 79, 82 Mann, Thomas 24, 58, 94, 233 Mannheim, Julia 179,18lf. Mannheim, Karl 23ff., 30f., 33f., 36f.,

40ff., 57, 59, 63, 66, 7lf., 75f., 78f., 87,91, 93f., 107, 114, 123, 128, 151, 177, 179ff., 186, 192f., 209, 217, 222

Mao Tse Tung 217 Marcuse, Herbert 258 Marr, Heinz 42f. Martin, Alfred von 33, 35, 42, 59, 132,

179, 224, 242f. Martindale, Don 9, 11,86,99, 109, 124,

145, 150f., 158ff., 166ff., 175f., 179, 183, 194, 197, 20lff., 215, 232, 237, 248,250,262

Martindale, Edith 11, 158, 162 Marx, Karl 20, 23f., 28, 35, 126, 155f.,

187ff., 209, 21lff., 221, 228, 244, 249,255,257

May, Ernst 28

Index

Mayer, Carl 79 McCarthy, Joseph R. 228,242,249 McCarthyism 178, 228 McCormick, T. C. 101, 109, 113, 15lf.,

192, 220ff., 226, 229, 234 Mehring, Franz 20 Meja, Volker 38 Mekeel, Scutter 109 Melchers, Bernd 17f.,251 Menger, Carl 137 Meredith, James 135 Merton, Robert 11, 82ff., 93, 97, 103ff.,

106,112,122,128, 151f., 156, 165f., 173, 181, 196, 199,217

Metzner, Wolfgang 258 Meyendorff, Alexander 31 Meyer, Gerhard 113,258 Meyer, Gladys 79,81,265 Meyer, Ruth 59, 137f., 140, 262, Michel, Robert 56 Mies Van der Rohe, Mrs. 232 Miller, Clyde 74,80, 157 Mills, C. Wright 9,23,28, 87, 9lff., 96,

102ff., 110, 115, 117, 121, 126ff., 134, 137, 145, 151ff., 161, 164ff., 175, 180, 184ff., 205, 207, 211ff., 216, 219, 232, 242, 248ff., 263

Mills, Freya 144, 152, 158 Mills, Ruth 200 Mills, Yaroslava 154, 157 Mitteis 23 Monachesi, E. D. 167 Mosse, George 236 Mosse, Rudolf 46 Müller,Otto 131 Murphy, Gardner 96 MusiI, Robert von 28

Nelson, Benjamin N. 202 Nemitz, Fritz 111 Neu Beginnen (New Beginning) 39, 64,

111 Neumann, Franz 41,190, 194,258 Neumann, Sigmund 188, New Left 183,202, 242f. Niebuhr, Barthold Georg 211 Niemann, Ursula 184ff.

Index

Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm 20, 24, 50,211,259

Noack, Ulrich 35 Nomad, Max 182 Notgemeinschaft Deurtscher Wissen­

schaftler im Ausland 68,71

Oelsner, Toni 33, 39, 40 Ohnesorg, Benno 138 OlIman, Bertell 249 Orwell, George 139 Otsuka, Hisao 134 Ozu, Yasujiro 136

Pareto, Vilfredo 29, 209 Park, Robert E. 146, 160 Parks, Rosa 242 Parsons, Ta\cott 71,83,93, 104f., 190 Parzam, Konrad von 53 Paulsen, Paul 65, 116,234 Paxmann, Lisel 39 Peck, Sidney 211 Peirce,C. S. 151, 164 Perlman, Selig 99,152,231 Pollock, Friedrich 34 Polsky, Ned 11, 175,203,237 Pro Arte Quartet, The 118, 161,232 Proesler, Hans 186

Radbruch, Gustav 31 Rawick, George 250 Rehberg, Karl-Siegbert 263 Reischauer, Edwin O. 126 Renner, Karl 155 Reventlow, H.l. Countess (See Gerth

Hedwig Ide) Rickert, Heinrich 23 Rieff, Phil 113,121,238 Riemer, Svend 26, 28, 42, 109, 220, 231 Riezler, Kurt 57 Robbins, Lionel 31 Röhm, Ernst 52, 54f., 64 Ross, Edward Allsworth 71, 96, 263 Roth, Guenther 21Of. Rüegg, Walter 43, 137, 140, 258f., 262 RusselI, James 12,249,266

285

Schapiro, Meyer 108,212,217 Scheffer, Paul 46ff., 122, 155, 194,236 Scheidemann, Philipp 15 Scheler, Max 146,175 Schelting, Alexander von 72 Schlüter, Hermann 178 Schönberg, Arnold 161 Schroyer, Trent 140 Schultz, Eberhart 239 Schumpeter, Joseph A. 27, 137 Schwarzschild, Agnes 180 Seglow,Ilse 37 Seidenadel, C. W. 184 Selznick, Philip 125 Sewell, William 128f., 133, 148f.,

I 72f., 223, 244, 263, 266 Shils, Edward A. 71 f., 78f., 83, 87ff.,

189f., 194 Silex, Karl 45 Simmel, Georg 175,187 Sietto 96 Smedley, Dorothy 77, 79, 82 Smith, Bruce 105 Society for the Protection of Science and

Leaming 66ff., 71,80, 114 Sohn-Rethel, Alfred 46 Sombert, Werner 32,206,259 Sontag, Susan 238 Sorge, F. A. 178 Spalek, John 11 Speier, Hans 26f., 35ff., 40, 7lf., 74ff.,

112, 125, 172, 188,210,233,258, 262,265

Spencer, Herbert 259 Spengler, Oswald 20 Sprachregelungen 64 Srubar, Ilja 12 Starck, Jonsji (Jancsi) 28 Stark, Evan 265 Stern, Günther (See Ander Günther) Sternberger, Dolf 26ff., 50, 108 Stutterheim, Kurt von 49 Sumiya, Etsuji 132 Sumiya, Kazuhiko 132, 136 Sweezy, Paul M. 154

Taeuber, Karl 14lf.,266 Taut, Bruno 28, 30

286

Taut, Heinrich 28ff., 57 Taut, Liesel 30 Taut, Max 28 Tawney, R. H. 31 Thompson-Kopf, Dorothy 122,178 Thucydides 183 Tibbitts, Clark 98 TiIlich, Paul 33f., 40, 42f. Timasheff, N. S. 83 Tokyo University 134f. Tönnies, Ferdinand 56 Twain, Mark 56

Uchida, Yoshiaki 136 Usener, Karl Hermann 11Of.

Vidich, Arthur 1. 9, 11,26, 136, 171, 174,183,215,248,265

Voegeley, Z. 121, 125 Voltaire 217 Voss, Harwin L. 248

Waiden, John 197 Walling, William English 178 Wandervogel, Der 19, 146 Waskow, Arthur I. 249 Waßner, Rainer 11,241 Weber, Alfred 23ff., 37, 103f., 105,

108, 113, 124, 127ff., l3lf., 134ff., 147, 155, 158f., 162, 165, 171, 174ff., 184, 188ff., 199f., 202ff.,

Index

206ff., 220ff., 228, 235, 245, 248, 250,257

Weber, Marianne 103ff., 184,211, 214ff., 250

Weber, Max 23ff., 28, 55, 73, 84, 87f., 9lff., 99ff., 103ff., 198, 113, 124, 127ff., 131f., 134ff., 147, 155, 158f., 162,165,171, 174ff., 184, 188ff., 199f., 202ff., 206ff., 220ff., 228, 245,258,250,257

Weil, Kurt 28, 154 Weiss, Hildaf 230f. Wiese, Leopold von 56, 105, 146 Wiesengrund-Adomo, Theodor (See

Adomo, Theodor) Williams, William Appleman 176,

237f. Wilson, Logan 83ff., 87, 98, 152 Winckelmann, Johannes 177,214 Wirth, Louis 71 ff., 77ff., 83, 88ff., 91,

98,100, 112f., 173, 190,221 Wittich, Claus 210 Wolf, Eric R. 227 Wolff, Kurt H. 34,46, 137, 187,258 Wood, Arthur 83,98 Woodward, Julian L. 79

Yabuno, Nobuko (see Gerth, Nobuko) Yamada, Hideo 133 Yamaguchi, Kazuo 211 Young, Kimball 95f.,221

Znaniecki. Florien 96