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This folder contains correspondence from Peter Hine to his parents about his life at Brandeis University, in addition to his college identification card with a picture of him. There is correspondence from Gerald Hine to Giulia Koritschoner in which he provides updates about his professional and personal life as he has been appointed the program chief for all nuclear medicine done at hospitals in Virginia. There are discussions of political ongoings, such as marches for peace, anti-Vietnam demonstrations, and the widespread drug use at Brandeis University. There is also a newspaper clipping from the Los Alamos Monitor which includes a picture of Auguste "Gusti" Hasterlik. There are postcards from Austria and Switzerland and discussions of Mia Hasterlik's breathing problems.

This folder contains the letters home which Peter Hine wrote to Giulia Koritschoner, his mother, after moving into college at Brandeis University. There are also letters from Madeline Hine to her parents describing her life studying in Vienna. There are postcards from Yugoslavia and Switzerland. There is a copy of a magazine article about Matthis Berndt, a good friend of Gerald Hine. There are discussions of political events, especially racial tensions in the United States and a "black rebellion" which occurred at Brandeis University. Finally, there is correspondence from Gerald Hine as he describes his travels across the world to places such as India, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Thailand.