Personal Papers

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unitdate
{"value"=>"1910 - 2002", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1910/2002"}
{"value"=>"undated", "type"=>"inclusive"}
{"value"=>"1962", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1962"}
{"value"=>"1964", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1964"}
{"value"=>"1977 - 1978", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1977/1978"}
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{"value"=>"Personal Papers"}
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{"format"=>"simple", "value"=>"4.25 boxes"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Included in this series are vital records for Hagen, biographical material, diaries, programs, sketches, clippings related to her political activities, theater brochures, memorabilia, and subject files. Documents include Hagen's high school diploma, confirmation certificate, passport, and the 1948 separation agreement from José Ferrer. An address given in German by Alfred Bertholet at Hagen's baptism is also among the papers.</p> <p>Of special interest are three handwritten diaries describing Hagen's daily activities around the time of <span class=\"title\">Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?</span> (1962 and 1964) and <span class=\"title\">The Boys from Brazil</span> (1977 - 1978). There is also correspondence, interview transcripts, and manuscript pages relating to Martin Duberman's book <span class=\"title\">Paul Robeson: A Biography</span>, for which Hagen was interviewed extensively. Also of interest are sketches by Hagen of flowers and nature. There are also two watercolors, possibly by Hagen, of poodles. A number of clippings from the 1980s document Hagen's community activities in Montauk, were she and Berghof had a home.</p> <p>Family papers include correspondence, biographical material, writings, programs, brochures, and other publications, most notably for Oskar Hagen, her father, as well as for her mother, the opera singer, Thyra Hagen-Leisner. Many of these papers are in German, especially those of Hagen's parents. Of particular note are Hagen's father's typed manuscript in German, \"The Trip to America,\" and journal upon his arrival in the United States, as well as her mother's 1928 diary. There are also a number of items relating to Hagen's brother, Holger, her granddaughter, Teresa Teuscher, and a few other family members.</p>"}
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{"value"=>"<p>By Topic, then Alphabetical</p>"}
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1910
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1910
date_end
2002
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1910
date_inclusive_end
2002

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  1. Actors' Fund of America Life Member Certificate, Nov. 8
  2. Baptism ("Taufrede") Address by Alfred Bertholet
  3. Biographical Material
  4. Confirmation Certificate, Apr. 14
  5. Datebook
  6. Diaries [3/1]
  7. Education [2/2]
  8. Exhibition Catalogs and Guides
  9. Financial
  10. Greeting Card Segments
  11. Holiday Cards [5/1]
  12. Immigration Data Printout
  13. Montauk
  14. Music Flyers and Brochures
  15. National Wildlife Federation Certificate
  16. Passport
  17. Pets
  18. Placecards (by Nancy Donohue)
  19. Political Activities [2/1]
  20. Programs [2/2]
  21. Publications
  22. Robeson, Paul [2/2]
  23. Separation Agreement from José Ferrer, June 9
  24. Sketches, ca [5/2]
  25. Subject Files [4/1]
  26. Theater and Related Organizations, Brochures, Schedules, Etc
  27. Theater Brochures, Schedules, Etc
  28. Theatrical Memorabilia
  29. Travel
  30. Unidentified Artwork and Poetry
  31. Worth, Irene - Memorial Service Program, June 3