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{"value"=>"<p>Series IV holds Ye'or and Littman's professional correspondence, dating from 1965 to 2008. The correspondence concerns a variety of topics: publishing matters, scheduling logistics, geopolitics, newspaper articles, writing feedback, Jewish history, Islam, intellectual debate, and human rights issues, including antisemitism. Ye'or and Littman are equally represented in this series. While their respective correspondence is usually separate, there are letters addressed to both of them throughout the series, and instances of them corresponding with the same person. Occasional news clippings, photocopied articles, and notes accompany the correspondence.</p> <p>Professional correspondence is also present in Series III, but it is in the context of Ye'or and Littman's advocacy work. While there may be some overlap in subject matter and correspondents between Series III and IV, the correspondence here is largely distinct topically, covering different aspects of the couple's professional lives.</p> <p>The correspondence arranged by date is with a variety of people in Ye'or and Littman's intellectual circles, including writers, editors, historians, journalists, activists, religious leaders, and politicians from around the world. Notable correspondents are Aharon Amir, Mordechai Ben-Porat, André Chouraqui, Lucy S. Dawidowicz, Saul Friedländer, Mordechai \"Motta\" Gur, Mireille Hadas-Lebel, Elisabeth Maxwell, Gérard Nahon, Benny Morris, André Neher, Tudor Parfitt, Martin Peretz, Leon Poliakov, Nadav Safran, Peter Vansittart, Elie Wiesel, and Sir Anthony James Williams and Hedwig Grafin Williams.</p> <p>The correspondence by subject or name addresses a variety of topics. There are files on Ye'or's book publishers Éditions du Cerf and Fieldstead and Company, as well as her book tour for <span class=\"title\">The Decline of Eastern Christianity under Islam</span>. There is substantial correspondence between Ye'or or Littman and editors and writers of English and French newspapers, including <span class=\"title\">Le Monde</span>. Correspondence related to the French journal <span class=\"title\">Information Juivie</span> details a controversy surrounding the plagiarism of Ye'or's work.</p> <p>Also present are files of correspondence between Ye'or or Littman and colleagues André Chouraqui, Jacques Ellul, Martin Gilbert, Yehoshafat Harkabi, Albert Memmi, and Daniel Pipes. This correspondence touches on intellectual topics, publishing, and politics, and contains writing feedback.</p> <p>Other significant correspondence is between Littman and Otto von Habsburg, former crown prince of Austria-Hungary; members of Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs; and Teddy Kollek, mayor of Jerusalem.</p>"}