correspondence

Collects the optimistic letters of Philip "Flip" Slier, a Dutch Jew who was sent to a labor camp in April of 1942 and killed in the Holocaust, with documents, photographs, posters, and information gathered from interviews and eye-witness accounts. Includes bibliographical references and an illustrated index.

Presents a collection of over 150 letters received by Eleanor Roosevelt from ordinary men and women during her tenure as First Lady, and looks at some of her responses to their requests for assistance during the Great Depression and World War II.

The life of a dead sixteen-year old girl is constructed from her correspondence by members of her family.

Kate Montgomery and Hilary Liftin chronicle their post-college lives and changing relationship through a series of letters.

Catalog of an exhibition held at the National Gallery and other institutions, 1987-1989.

Presents a collection of letters written over the course of two years by mathematician and physicist Janna Levin to her mother in which she addresses questions and findings about the universe, and shares her personal story of isolation as a scientist.