Correspondence between Nicholas Hans and friends, colleagues and associates Correspondence sent to Nicholas Hans as follows: - Bernard Pares, 1/2/1923. Sending back Hans economic notes in preparation for something going to press. - Examiner's report on the Phd Thesis of Nicholas Hans, 28/6/1926 - B Ingram (London County Council), 9/5/1929. Asking if Hans has time for a meeting re the teaching of Russia - W G Congrew (?) (Senate House, University of London), 26/3/1940. Discussin possible content of a series of lectures Hans has proposed for H.M.Forces. - R Inglis (Colonel Assistant Secretary, London Regional Committee for Education among HM Forces), 2/5/1946. Confirming lectures on Russia Foreign Policy to be given by Hans. - A E Twentyman, 20/9/1946. Saying how pleased he is at the restarting of the Year Book, discussing current education in Germany and suggesitng people Hans should contact. - Letters gathered together with a note on envelope by Grace Hans 'The Directors & Joseph's letters acknowledging Kolia's (Nicholas's) bequest'. Contains: Thank you notes from Lionel Elvin, 31/10/1966 & 2/12/1966; letter from Lionel Elvin disucssing library new premises and the Hans Collection (bequest from Hans). - Request for pemission to use an article by Hans 'Nationalism & Education in Asia', 23/5/1969. - Prof D Kakaroff, 25/10/1946. Letter in Russian. - Maurice David (Inspecteur-Général de l'Instruction Publique, Paris), 10/4/1952. Letter in French - Maurice David (Inspecteur-Général de l'Instruction Publique, Paris), 21/1/1962. Letter in French. - E Hatinguais (Le Centre International d'Etudes Pedagogiques de Sevres), 12/4/1967. Letter in French Also contains: - '"S" Zone Home Guard, No. 2 Battalion, No.13 Company, "A" Platoon', training information sheet, C1940 - 'Action on August 10th', (possible a report of a Home Guard operation/exercise) - 'Abstracts of Bulletin of JCES No.1', Japan Comparative Education Society ,Tokyo Japan, 1975 - Handwritten note/speech by Hans in German, possible something for a Home Guard meeting 1923 - 1975