Simon Litman Papers, 1865-1965 | University of Illinois Archives

Title: Simon Litman Papers, 1865-1965

Series Number: 9/5/29

Acquired: 7/16/73; 7/31/73; 9/5/73

Volume: 6.0 cubic feet

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Service Location	Boxes
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	1-11
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	12-18
Room 146 Main Library, Prior Request Preferred	Certificates (5)

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Papers of Simon Litman (1873-1973), professor of economics (1908-44), including correspondence, clippings, manuscripts, publications, photographs, awards, and notes on international trade; Russia (1905-55) in the World Wars; the Department of Economics; published speeches, articles and reviews (1903-50); the Menorah Association and Hillel Foundation (1916-57); Israel; the Transoceanic Corporation of the United States (1926-42); friends and travel. The series includes Litman's autobiography, Looking Back, (1963) and a biographical sketch of his wife, Rachel Frank Litman (1956). Correspondents include Ernest L. Bogart (1918-051), Abraham Epstein (1946-58), Benjamin Goldstein (1834-60), David Kinley (1910-42), Edward Nickoley (1925-36), Ivan Racheff (1949-63), and Abram L. Sachar (1942-55).

Related materials on Simon and Ray Frank Litman may be found at the American Jewish Historical Society, 15 W. 16th St, New York, New York. Phone 212-294-6160.

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