{"value"=>"<p><span class=\"title\">The Life and Times of Rosika Schwimmer</span> research notes consist of handwritten and typewritten notes on papers and records from the Schwimmer-Lloyd collection, primarily the Rosika Schwimmer papers. Notes on other source material, including the German Foreign Office Archives and British Foreign Office, are indicated in folder titles and as headings on individual pages. A small amount of correspondence and clippings are organized within the files, based on the subject, person, or time period discussed. While the notes do include transcriptions of handwritten documents, Wynner did not translate all source material into English. As such, the subseries contains notes in Hungarian and German.</p> <p>Materials in this subseries grew from Rosika Schwimmer's original research for her autobiography. Wynner and Franciska Schwimmer contributed to the research and continued it after Rosika's death for a biography, though Wynner conducted the bulk of the work for the book in the decades after Franciska's death. The grouping of notes into date, individual, and subject categories is based on Wynner's arrangement, which she took from Rosika Schwimmer's earliest notes.</p> <p>Because of Wynner's extensive system of cross-filing notes for multiple subject access points, duplication of notes does exist among the groups and individual subject headings. In addition, multiple files exist for single subject headings, likely due to Wynner's protracted period of work on the project.</p> <p>Notes are arranged alphabetically, with general notes first, followed by dates. The bulk of the notes are undated. Two sets of dates often appear in a folder title; the first set, preceded by an em dash, refers to the subject time period, while the second set, preceded by a comma, denotes the time at which Wynner created the material.</p>"}