Correspondence between Nicholas Hans and George Z F Bereday Correspondence between Nicholas Hans and George Z F Bereday. Listed below with dates and a brief summary of content: - Bereday to Hans, 28/2/1952. Introducing himself & requesting offprints. - Hans to Bereday, 17/3/1952. Sending requested offprints & asking if Bereday would like to meet when Hans is at Cornell as a Visiting Professor. - Hans to Bereday, 2/8/1952. Details of where he is staying while in America and making arrangements to meet. - Hans to Bereday, 21/8/1955. Congratulating Bereday on a new appointment at Columbia University and update on progress on his book on 18th century education. - Bereday to Hans, 21/9/1955. Discussing plans to bring Hans to Columbia as a visiting Professor for the Summer School. - Bereday to Hans, 27/10/1955. Explaining that it won't be possible for Hans to teach in the Summer School but that he will write to Harvard and Illinois to try & secure him a place. - Hans to Bereday, 6/12/1957. Enclosing a chapter on State & Church in France & Italy for the Comparative Education Review (Bereday was editor), chapter still attached (handwritten). - Hans to Bereday, 30/6/1958. Enclosing a chapter on Nationalism & Education in Asia for the Comparative Education Review, chapter still attached (handwritten). - Hans to Bereday, 22/4/1959. Discussing a negative review of Hans book and requesting that Bereday not revive the issue, enquiring if Bereday received an article he sent. - Bereday to Hans, 6/5/1959. Thanking Hans for his letter and agreeing to respect his wishes re negative review, confirming he received article Hans sent. - Hans to Bereday, 23/7/1959. Backing the candiature of Franz Hilker & update re publications. - Hans to Bereday, 16/10/1964. Asking if Bereday has sent a copy of his book yet, and asking for Bereday's opinion on a manuscript by Hans which he sent. - Bereday to Hans, 3011/1964. Explaining that he thought him and Hans had discussed Hans manuscript when they last met, saying he liked it and that he will pass it on to others. Also includes: - Letter from Hans to Professor C T Hu (Teachers College, Columbia University), 7/11/1961. Enclosing an article 'K D Ushinsky, Russian pioneer of Comparative Education, article still attached (handwritten). - Letter from Harold J Noah (Associate Professor of Economics and Education, Teachers College, Columbia University), 7/8/1967. Thanking Hans for sending a manuscript on Comparative Study of Technical -Education and saying he will pass it on to Bereday. -Letter from Janet A Robertson (assistant to Professor Bereday), 20/5/1969. Explaining that Bereday is on sabbatical leave but she will forward Hans articles to him. 1952 - 1969