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(Subjects: Department of Germanic Languages; German Information Center; German-American Conference on Eastern Europe; German Academic Exchange)

Correspondence between Arthur J. Remy, Villard Professor of Germanic philosophy in the Department of Germanic Languages at Columbia University, and the president and secretary of the University. Correspondence relates to Remy's appointments and retirement

Correspondence between Robert Herndon Fife, Gebhart Professor of Germanic Languages at Columbia University, and high level University administrators. Fife held a number of appointments including executive officer of the Department of Germanic Languages and chairman of the Council for Research in the Humanities. Correspondence relates to the Department of Germanic Languages and the Department of Eastern European Languages.

Correspondence between Calvin Thomas, professor of Germanic languages and literatures at Columbia University, and the president and secretary of the University. Calvin was also chairman of the Committee on Admissions and secretary of the University Council. Most of the correspondence relates to routine business involving admissions and the University Council. Includes correspondence regarding the work of the Council to establish and oversee degree requirements. Also, correspondence [ca. 1914-1917] documenting the effect of World War I on the Department of Germanic Languages and course materials from a military interpreters training course which was offered by Columbia in 1917. Also includes correspondence relating to Calvin's appointment and personnel issues

Correspondence between Professor Henry Caraway Hatfield of the Department of Germanic Languages at Columbia University and University administrators. Hatfield was also editor of The Germanic Review, which was published by the department. Correspondence relates to the finances of the Germanic Review. Also, correspondence regarding Hatfield's appointments

Correspondence between William T. H. Jackson, executive officer of the Department of Germanic Languages at Columbia University, and high level University administrators. Correspondence relates to the department.

Correspondence between Professor Henry H. L. Schulze and the associate provost of Columbia University. Schulze was a professor of Germanic languages and president of the Columbia University chapter of the Deutscher Verein. Correspondence relates to Schulze's appointment and personnel issues as well as recognition of the Columbia chapter of the Deutscher Verein

Correspondence between Professor Jack Madison Stein of the Department of Germanic Languages at Columbia University, and University administrators. Correspondence relates to a variety of subjects.

Correspondence between Carl Frank Bayerschmidt, acting executive officer of the Department of Germanic Languages at Columbia University, and the University's president, secretary, and dean of the Graduate Faculties. .

Correspondence between Professor Wilhelm A. Braun of the Department of Germanic Languages and Literatures at Columbia University, and high level University administrators.