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This folder contains four publications which belonged to the Hasterlik-Hine family. The first is a book called Der Juden Spiegel (The Jew's Mirror), written by Johannes Pfefferkorn and published in 1601. The second is a book called Maerchen (Fairy Tales), which was published by Hilda Koritschoner in 1919 (Item 5127). The third is an edition of a magazine titled Wort in der Zeit (Word in the Time), an Austrian literary magazine which was published in 1956 (Item 4991). Finally, there is a copy of the L'Express Magazine from March 1965. This specific edition address the communist party in France and around the globe.

This folder contains correspondence between Giulia Koritschoner her friends in Vienna, Evi Leib and Elisabeth "Lisl" Urbantschitsch. There is also correspondence between Susi Weiss, Mia Hasterlik and Giulia about Susi's pregnancy. There is correspondence between the Swiss police and Hans Gerhard Heine about the extension of his permission to remain in the country. There is also a letter from the Office of War Information to Mia about her pay as a translator, and there are clippings from Swiss newspapers about topics such as Einstein and the atomic bomb.

This folder contains copies of receipts from Giulia Koritschoner's deposits to the Swiss bank and correspondence from the Swiss Kinderhilfswerk about Giulia's emigration status. There is the notice of Paul Hasterlik's death on March 7, 1944 which Giulia received from a family friend, Eva Freundlich. There is also a copy of the form which Auguste "Gusti" Hasterlik filled out to apply for naturalization as a U.S. citizen, and there are numerous pieces of correspondence between Giulia and her suitors in Switzerland.

This folder contains correspondence between Mia Hasterlik and Giulia Koritschoner, Susi Weiss and Boni. Much of the correspondence between Mia and Boni is about his continuing difficulty to obtain permission to travel to the United States to visit Mia and, later, letters about Boni's time in Chicago and plans to visit Mia in New York for Christmas. There is a copy of Giulia's naturalization papers and corresopndence between family members about the 1952 election of Eisenhower.

This folder contains a document from the U.S. State Department regarding Mia Hasterlik's official name change. There are numerous letters between Giulia Koritschoner and her suitors in Switzerland, and there is a pamphlet book in German titled "Facts about the USA" that states it is not for distribution in the USA or among US military personnel. There is also a copy of Thomas Heller's identification booklet for the theater which includes a small photograph of him.

This folder contains Giulia Koritschoner's original diploma from the Maedchen Realschule in Schaffhausen, Switzerland in 1943; Mia Hasterlik's savings bank book from 1941; affadavits of support for immigration from Clara Sterin for Hans Gerhard Hine, in addition to his national registration alien registration and temporary identity card; affadavits and documents regarding Paul Hasterlik's attempted immigration to the United States; correspondence between Auguste "Gusti" Hasterlik and various refugee organizations in attempts to aid Paul Hasterlik, especially the American Society of Friends and American Consulate in Vienna; documents related to Giulia's visa and passport extensions while she lived in Schaffhausen, Switzerland during the war years; a certificate from 1938 certifying that Gusti was qualified to be a baby nurse; Giulia's report card from 1937; Hans Gerhard Hine's high school diploma from Leipzig in 1935; and copies of Koritschoner, Hasterlik and Hine family trees.

This folder contains nine address books and note books belonging to the Hasterlik-Hine family. The first is a date book used by Auguste "Gusti" Hasterlik in 1935 (Item 3984), while the second is a date book used by Gusti in 1936 (Item 3985). The third is a pocket almanac for musicians from the year 1944 which includes hand-written notes (Ite, 5487). The fourth is a saving book from the the First National Bank of Santa Fe, which includes information about the balance of Gusti's accounts in 1949 and 1950. The fifth is a notebook containing handwritten notes from 1938 (Item 3437), while the sixth is an undated notebook which also contains handwritten notes (Item 4992). The seventh is an address book used by Giulia Koritschoner between 1939 and 1962. The eighth is a cash book containing both financial information and recipies, which belonged to Mia Hasterlik in 1940 (Item 2890). The ninth is Mia's calendar from 1941. Finally, there is a certificate of reigstration with the Austrian National Committee belonging to Gusti, which was registered on June 8, 1942 (Item 3986). It also includes a small photograph of Gusti. Finally, this folder contains the spin of a book, a small green pin, and a tag with calling cards for Mia from 1931.

This folder contains a binder with photocopies of correspondence between the family and friends of Hans Gerhard Hine between 1935 and 1956. Additionally, this folder contains family documents for the Hine and Schiff families, such as a Stammbuch for the Heine-Schiff family; residence, marriage, baptisimal and vaccination certificates; Hans Gerhad Hine's report cards; an affadavit given by Clara Stern to the city of New York in an attempt to secure a visa certificate for Hans Gerhard Hine; and, finally, a copy of Hans Gerhard Hine's identification certificate from Switzerland which includes a photograph of him.

This folder contains two portfolios which contain photographs of the Hasterlik-Hine family. This includes photographs of unidentified family members, in addition to landscape photographs which have handwritten notes in German on the back of them.