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- Title
- Press cutting featuring an article about interned aliens
- Date
- 4 December 1940
- Format
- Document - press cutting
- Collection
- Tate Archive
- Acquisition
- The material was presented to the nation (as a gift in lieu) and allocated to the Tate Archive in 1988.
- Reference
- TGA 8812/1/4/182/3
Archive context
- Papers of Kenneth Clark TGA 8812 (120)
- Correspondence of Kenneth Clark TGA 8812/1 (120)
- Correspondence files TGA 8812/1/4 (21)
- Correspondence file for Interned Refugees TGA 8812/1/4/182 (21)
- Press cutting featuring an article about interned aliens TGA 8812/1/4/182/3
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Advisory Committee on the Internment of Aliens, Scotland Yard, recipient: Kenneth Clark Letter written to Kenneth Clark from the Advisory Committee on the Internment of Aliens, Scotland Yard
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1 April 1941 -
Klaus Hinrichsen Typed article ‘Elements of Sculpture’ by Klaus Hinrichsen about Hutchinson Internment Camp
May 1941 -
Kenneth Clark List of correspondents and items
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Kenneth Clark Rough note listing correspondents and things to do
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29 August 1940 -
Refugee General Aid Committee, recipient: Kenneth Clark Letter from the Refugee General Aid Committee
6 July 1940 -
British Home Office (London, UK), Her Majesty’s Stationery Office (London, UK) Home office document entitled, ‘Civilian internees of enemy nationality’
August 1940 -
Helen Roeder, Artists’ Refugee Committee (London, UK), recipient: Kenneth Clark Letter to Kenneth Clark from Helen Roeder at the Artists’ Refugee Committee
6 September 1940 -
Unknown person(s) Article titled ‘Madame X’
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Collection owner: Kenneth Clark Letter written to the private secretary to Kenneth Clark, from the private secretary of Lord Cranborne with White Paper enclosed
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Kenneth Clark, recipients: Osbert Peake, British Home Office (London, UK) Copy of a letter written to Osbert Peake from the British Home Office
22 August 1940 -
Kenneth Clark, recipient: E. W. Blensdorf Copy of a letter sent from Kenneth Clark to the artists at Hutchinson Internment Camp
29 August 1940 -
Osbert Peake, British Home Office (London, UK), recipient: Kenneth Clark Letter to Kenneth Clark from Osbert Peake at the Home Office
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