The New Atlantis Foundation Dimitrije Mitrinović Archive: Catalogue


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Copyright/conditions governing reproduction


Copies may be supplied or produced at the discretion of Special Collections staff, subject to copyright law and the condition of the originals. The donor’s rights in this collection have been assigned to Special Collections, but note that many third-party copyrights are represented in the Archive.

Applications for permission to make published use of any material should be directed to the Special Collections Librarian in the first instance. Special Collections staff will assist where possible with identifying copyright owners, but responsibility for ensuring copyright clearance rests with the user of the material.


Language of material


English, with Serbo-Croat, some German, French, Russian, Slovenian, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Swedish, Latin, Greek, Hindi; Sanskrit; Chinese; Portuguese.

Finding aids


Unpublished charts of the Archive’s present arrangement. Unpublished handlist prepared by John Brooker of University of Bradford, Special Collections. Unpublished handlists/guide prepared by the New Atlantis Foundation.

Related collections


The J.B. Priestley Library also holds the Mitrinović Library, a collection of 4,000 books from the library of the New Atlantis Foundation. These are described individually on the main University of Bradford Library catalogue.

Papers of Andrew Rigby, Special Collections, University of Bradford.

The Svetozar Marković University Library, University of Belgrade, also holds thousands of books from the Mitrinović Library, bequeathed by Dimitrije Mitrinović.

Archivist’s note


This collection contains hundreds of records in Serbo-Croat, many of which are written in Cyrillic script. All personal names, titles and names of organisations have been transliterated into the Latin alphabet. Diacritics and accents have been used to indicate the correct pronunciation. Where the original record creator used an anglicised/Westernised spelling (e.g. Sophie Mirkovitch) this has been retained alongside an alternative, potentially more authentic form (e.g. Sofija Mirković).

Place names have been rendered in their most common, current English version, e.g. Ragusa appears as Dubrovnik.

Described by Emma Burgham, Project Archivist.

Rules or conventions


ISAD(G) 2nd ed.

Date(s) of description


November 2015.

Indexing

Persons


Adler, Alfred

Cooper, Valerie

Fraser, Winifred Gordon

Gutkind, Erich

Kandinsky, Wassily

Mairet, Philip

Mayne, Ellen

Mitrinović, Dimitrije, 1887-1953

Purdom, Charles

Rutherford, H.C., (Henry Christian)

Shillan, David

Soden, Helen

Soddy, Frederick, 1877-1956

Corporate Bodies


New Europe Group

New Britain Movement

International Society for Individual Psychology (Adler Society)

Mitrinović Foundation

(xx New Atlantis Foundation)

NAF 1. Papers Relating to Dimitrije Mitrinović, his Life and Works.

Section description

Reference code


GB 0532 NAF 1.

Title


Papers Relating to Dimitrije Mitrinovi

, his Life and Works.


Dates


1901 - 1992.

Level of description


Section

Extent


4.9 linear metres; 0.5145 cubic metres; 35 Boxes.

Scope and content


Published and unpublished articles, historical accounts, notes, letters, press cuttings relating to:

  • Mitrinovi

  • 's life, family, works and research;

  • His connections to Serbia, Yugoslavia and Pan-Slavism,

  • Art and artists (particularly Wassily Kandinsky

  • His death

  • His biography by Palavestra.

Mitrinovi

's correspondence is of particular significance. It documents his working practices, networks and connections, his role in various movements, and his relationships with his family, friends, students and readers.


Language of material


English; Serbo-Croat; German; French; Slovenian; Russian; Dutch; Greek; Hindi.

Note


See also NAF 2, records of Mitrinović's lectures, speeches and teachings.

NAF 1/1 Papers Relating to Dimitrije Mitrinovi

, his Youth, Family and Works.


Date: 1920s -1976

Extent: 7 files

Scope and Content: Articles (mainly by Yugoslavian historians), historical accounts and notes relating to Mitrinovi

's life and family up to the 1920s.

Language of material: English; Serbo-Croat; German.

NAF 1/1/1 Published Material Relating to Dimitrije Mitrinovi

as a Young Man.


Date: 1954 - 1965

Extent: 5 items

Scope and content: Annotated copy of Pregled, vol.9, September 1953 including an article by Vojislav Bogi

evi


entitled 'Gavrilo Princip o svojim Politi

kim Idejama (Neobjavjeno Principovo pismo)'. A typescript English translation of the article, "Gavrilo Princip and his Political Ideas", follows. The article analyses correspondence between Gavrilo Princip and Marko Maglov written prior to the First World War, and the influence of Mitrinovi

on them. Annotated photocopy of excerpts relating to Mitrinovi

from Mlada Bosna Pisma I Prilozi (Sarajevo: Svjetlost, 1954) by Professor Vojislav Bogi

evi

, with typescript English translation of selected quotes concerning Mitrinovi



. Annotated typescript with an excerpt from an article published in The Voice of Canadian Serbs by Radmilo Grdi

, recording his memories of Mitrinovi

.

Access Conditions: Contains material with third party copyrights.



Language of material: Serbo-Croat, English

NAF 1/1/2 Notes and Articles Relating to Dimitrije Mitrinović as a Young Man.


Date: [1954]

Extent: 5 items

Scope and content: Three copies of typescript English translation of article by Vojislav Bogi

evi


, entitled 'Gavrilo Princip on his Political Ideas (An Unpublished Letter)', originally published in the journal Pregled, September 1953. Also a manuscript version in David Shillan's hand and a page of notes "The Yugoslav Background of Mitrinovi

, politically speaking (Prelude to study of newly translated article".

Access conditions: Contains material with third party copyrights.

NAF 1/1/3 English Translations of Quotations from The Road to Sarajevo by Vladimir Dedijer.


Date: 1967

Extent: 2 items

Scope and content: Annotated typescript of translated quotations from The Road to Sarajevo by Vladimir Dedijer (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1966) concerning the Young Bosnia (Mlada Bosna) movement and Dimitrije Mitrinovi

. Includes translated quotations Dedijer ascribed to Mitrinovi

.

NAF 1/1/4 Articles on Late 19th - Early 20th Century Balkan History by Dr. Ilija Kecmanovi

.


Date: 1953 - 1960

Extent: 9 items

Scope and content: Includes printed copies of several articles from the journal Pregled: 'Uz Pedesetogodišnjicu Zagreba

kog Veleizdajni

kog Procesa. Pokušaji da se Sli

ni Procesi Insceniraju i u Bosni I Hercegovini' concerning the Zagreb treason trials of 1909; 'Jedna Borbena Omladinska Generacija (Uz 45-Godišnjicu Juki

evog Atentata)' analysing the Bosnian youth movement prior to the First World War; 'Hermanova "Nada" I S.S. Kranj

evi


(Kulturno-Istoriska Skica)', on the Croatian poet Silvije Strahimir Kranj

evi


(1865-1908); 'Hriš

anski Socijalisti I "Bosansko" Pitanje' on Christian socialists and Bosnia; 'Uz Stogodišnjicu Hrvatskog Narodnog Kazališta' on the hundredth anniversary of the Croatian National Theatre; 'Iza Kulisa Jedne Politike (Fragmenti Iz Prepiske Bunti

- Kršnjavi)', on correspondence between Fr. Didak Bunti

and Izidor Iso Kršnjavi. The file also contains excerpts from 'Silvije Strahimir Kranj

evi

. Život i delo' by Elijah Kecmanovi



, relating to Mitrinovi

's views on the Croatian poet Kranj

evi

. The file also contains two copies of a typescript translation of selected quotes from this monograph.



Access Conditions: Contains material with third party copyrights.

Language of material: Serbo-Croat, English


NAF 1/1/5 Biographical Material on Dimitrije Mitrinovi

.


Date: 1966-1976

Extent: 8 items

Scope and content: Copy of booklet, 'Dimitrije Mitrinovi

' by Nenad Petrovi

, with an annotated typescript English translation of pp.5-21 of the booklet and manuscript notes by David Shillan. Photocopied excerpt from a book about the Serbian writer and critic Jovan Skerli

(1877 -1914) and accompanying manuscript summary by David Shillan. Press cutting from Borba about Mitrinovi

. Annotated typescripts 'Dimitrije Mitrinovi

facts for a biography', by Čedomil Mitrinovi

, and a copy translated into English by M. Anderson.

Access Conditions: Contains material with third party copyrights.

Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic), English

NAF 1/1/6 Reminiscences of, and Transcript of Postcards from, Dimitrije Mitrinovi

, 1914 - 1920s.


Date: [1970s?]

Extent: 4 items

Scope and content: Typescript transcription of postcards and letters from Dimitrije Mitrinovi

to Helen Soden, dating from 1918 -1922. Typescript excerpt from the notebook of "V.V.C." (Valerie Cooper), recalling her initial meetings with Mitrinovi

in 1919. Photocopy of notes by "W.G.F." (Winifred Gordon Fraser) on Dimitrije Mitrinovi

's activities and beliefs, 1914 -1921.Typescript by Ellen Mayne, "The answer as to how I joined the Adler Society and met Mitrinovi

".

NAF 1/1/7 File. "Serbian. Papers relating to Milivoyé Mitrinovi

youngest brother of Dimitrije Mitrinović”.


Date: 1920s

Extent: 17 items

Scope and content: Contains rough manuscript documents seemingly on economics, psychology, England and the Balkans. Includes manuscript entitled "Kluja I.", typescript and manuscript copies of "Serbian appendix of 'Free Will' by Milivoje Mitrinovich [sic, Milivoje Mitrinovi

]. Individual Psychologi and Econome" [sic]. Manuscript letter [?] addressed at 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London, apparently part of Milivoje Mitrinovi

's "Free Will". Manuscript article [?] entitled 'Moderni Kapitalizam'. Many of the documents are headed 'London', or 'Zagreb.' Includes a letter dated 20 March 1925 at Zagreb, beginning 'Dear Brother'.

Language of material: Serbo-Croat; German




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