The New Atlantis Foundation Dimitrije Mitrinović Archive: Catalogue
NAF 1/7/10 File. "Personal DM", Letters to Dimitrije Mitrinović
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NAF 1/7/10 File. "Personal DM", Letters to Dimitrije Mitrinović.Date: 1917 -1954; [?1970s] Extent: 35 items Scope and content: Letters mostly from family members or friends concerning family members. Many date to 1928 and concern the death of Mitrinović’s brother Milivoje Mitrinović. Language of material: English; Serbo-Croat; French. NAF 1/7/10/1 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from the Banque Franco-Serbe. Date: 7 February 1920 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Typescript letter from George Fenier on behalf of the bank's London office sent to Mitrinović c/o the Serbian Legation, 195 Queen's Gate, London, S.W.7, informing him that a sum had been paid into his account. NAF 1/7/10/2 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Lilian Slade. Date: 16 June 1928 Extent: 2 pages Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from 16 Temple Fortune Lane, reporting on Milivoje Mitrinović's deteriorating health and asking for Mitrinović's current address in case he was needed urgently. Slade mentions Smodlaka, Charlie, Valerie Cooper and Eva as visiting Milovoje. Slade also discusses a talk on Human Nature she delivered to the Education Section of the Adler Society and a transformation in her outlook. NAF 1/7/10/3 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Lilian Slade. Date: 19 June 1928 Extent: 2 pages, 4 sides and envelope Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent to Mitrinović at a hotel in Vienna. Slade discusses her attendance at a Parents National Education Union (PNEU) meeting, Mrs. Franklin's house at Porchester Terrace and Mitrinović's trouble finding a home, meeting with Clarice Carroll, Milivoje Mitrinović's illness. NAF 1/7/10/4 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Lilian Slade. Date: 23 June 1928 Extent: 1 page, 4 sides and envelope Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent to Mitrinović at a hotel in Vienna. Slade discusses her regrets at not having taken Mitrinović's advice earlier on her personal development and Milivoje Mitrinović's illness and his visitors. NAF 1/7/10/5 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Olivia [Olivia Wyndham?]. Date: [July 1928] Extent: 1 page, 2 sides with envelope Scope and content: Manuscript letter offering her condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/6 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Edith Cole. Date: 16 July 1928 Extent: 1 page, 2 sides Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from 150 Harley Street, London W.1, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/7 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Doris Hinde. Date: 16 July 1928 Extent: 1 page, 2 sides Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from 34 Leveston Place, London N.16, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović, and thanking him for the difference that his activities at 55 Gower Street made to her. NAF 1/7/10/8 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Thompson. Date: 16 July 1928 Extent: 1 page, 2 sides Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from 16 Temple Gardens, London E.C., offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/9 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from N. Duddington. Date: 17 July 1928 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from University of London Club, 21 Gower St., London W.C.1, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/10 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Eva Cooper. Date: 17 July 1928 Extent: 1 page, 2 sides Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from Ryburgh House, Clarkson Avenue, Wisbech, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/11 Telegram to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from "Jelena". Date: 18 July 1928 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Telegram sent from Dublin to Mitrinović, c/o Lilian Slade, offering condolences on the death of his brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/12 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Ethel May. Date: [July 1928] Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from Gorbels, Ditchling, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/13 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from N.L. Wallace. Date: 18 July 1928 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from Hedenham Lodge, Bungay, Suffolk, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/14 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Frank Slade. Date: 18 July 1928 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from Sedlescumb, Battle Street, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. NAF 1/7/10/15 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Margarita C. Lucius. Date: 20 July 1928 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from Rakou, 110 Guessens Road, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, offering condolences on the death of Mitrinović's brother, Milivoje Mitrinović, as well as her gratitude to him. NAF 1/7/10/16 Printed Announcement of the Death of Milivoje Mitrinovi . Date: 17 July 1928 Extent: 2 pages Scope and content: Sent to his brother Dimitrije Mitrinović, 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London, from Belgrade. Contains some information about Milivoje Mitrinović, including that he was a student at the University of London. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script) Notes: 2 copies NAF 1/7/10/17 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Mrs. Sophie Mirkovich. Date: 23 July 1928 Extent: 2 pages, 3 sides, 2 photos and envelope Scope and content: Sent to Mitrinović, 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London, from 1436 East Kirby Ave, Detroit, Michigan. Sophie [nee Sofija Mitrinović] offers her condolences on the death of their brother, Milivoje Mitrinović. Includes two black and white photographs of Sophie Mirkovich. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script)
Date: 24 July 1928 Extent: 1 page, 2 sides, 2 envelopes Scope and content: Sent to Slade, 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London, from Prestalomaslednikova, Belgrade, mourning the loss of Milivoje Mitrinović and thanking Slade for her care of him in his illness. She asks for details of his last days. NAF 1/7/10/19 Letter to Mrs. Milivoje Mitrinovi from Dara Mitrinovi . Date: 10 June 1928 Extent: 1 page and envelope Scope and content: Sent to 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London, from Prestalomaslednikova, Belgrade, and addressing the recipient at "Mito". Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script)
Date: 1927 Extent: 3 items Scope and content: Includes passport, pocket calendar (with identification photograph) and ID card. Language of material: English; Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic and Roman scripts)
Date: 1923 Extent: 2 items Scope and content: Copy of the booklet, 'O sadržini naseg novog nacionalizma' (Zagreb, 1923) and a printed photograph of Predrag Mitrinović. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script)
Date: 29 October 1917 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Certificate issued by the Royal Ministry of War of Serbia, exempting Mitrinović from serving in the First World War for health reasons. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script); French.
Date: 27 August 1928 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Sent to Dimitrije Mitrinović, 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London, from Belgrade, announcing the death of his niece, daughter of Čedomil and Darinka Mitrinović. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script)
Date: 15 March 1931 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Announcement gives details of the funeral arrangements. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script)
Date: 12 November 1919 Extent: 2 pages, 8 sides Scope and content: Manuscript letter. Mihailo expresses his delight in hearing from his son Dimitrije after so many years, and filling him in on news of the family's experiences during the First World War. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script) Notes: Final page appears to be missing. See translation, NAF 1/7/10/27. NAF 1/7/10/26 Note to Dr Svetislav Stefanovi from Dimitrije Mitrinovi . Date: [?1931] Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Manuscript note asking a doctor at the City Infirmary [?] in Belgrade to help his sister Vera Mitrinović, as their brother Ljubivoj was gravely ill. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script)
Date: [?1970s] Extent: 1 page, 2 sides Scope and content: Manuscript document, translating an earlier letter dated 12 November 1919, from Mitrinović's father. Mihailo was delighted to hear from his son after so many years, and filled him in on news of the family's experiences during the First World War. Notes: Final page missing. See original, NAF 1/7/10/25.
Date: [March 1931] Extent: 1 page, 4 sides Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from Belgrade, outlining Vera Mitrinović's plans in the wake of the death of her brother Ljubivoj Mitrinović'. Graham discusses the funeral, giving details of other family members in attendance, the floral tribute sent from Dimitrije Mitrinović and the financial costs borne by Vera. NAF 1/7/10/29 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Gordana Mitrinovi . Date: 12 July 1951 Extent: 2 pages, 8 sides Scope and content: Manuscript letter. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script)
Date: 15 March 1931 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Telegram sent from Belgrade to Mitrinović, 38 Bloomsbury St., London, notifying him of the death his brother, Ljubivoj Mitrinović, the previous evening. NAF 1/7/10/31 Letter to Dimitrije Mitrinovi from Stephen Graham. Date: 16 January 1930 Extent: 1 page, 3 sides and envelope Scope and content: Manuscript letter sent from Pašićeva 25, Belgrade, in which Graham expresses his concern that Mitrinović's sister Vera has caught tuberculosis through living with their brother Ljubo ["Lubo"] in one room and nursing him. He also worries that her studies will suffer. Graham records that he gave them money to pay rent, but that the money was spent elsewhere. He reports on Lubo's health and "Cheda's" [i.e. Čedomil Mitrinović] view of the situation. NAF 1/7/10/32 Letter to Petar Zikovi from Dimitrije Mitrinovi . Date: 10 December 1929, [c1970s] Extent: 3 pages Scope and content: Typescript copy letter sent from Mitrinović, 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London N.W. to the Prime Minister of Yugoslavia in Belgrade, recommending that for financial, commercial and political reasons, Yugoslavia should buy a consignment of high quality British Coal. Mitrinović strongly recommends Ivo Gabela as a negotiator for the deal. Also manuscript summary, in English, based on a translation of the letter's contents by David Shillan. Access conditions: Fragile. Handle with care. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Roman script); English NAF 1/7/10/33 Letter to Layar Raivoyevi from Dimitrije Mitrinovi . Date: 15 December 1929, [c1970s] Extent: 3 pages Scope and content: Typescript copy letter sent from Mitrinović, 16 Temple Fortune Lane, Golders Green, London N.W. to the Minister of Transport in Belgrade, recommending that for financial, commercial and political reasons, Yugoslavia should buy a consignment of high quality British Coal. Also manuscript summary, in English, based on a translation of the letter's contents by David Shillan. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Roman script); English
Date: [July 1928] Extent: 2 pages Scope and content: Manuscript draft message, offering condolences and comfort to the family in Belgrade after the death of Milivoj Mitrinović. Includes accompanying English summary. Mitrinović mentions Valerie Cooper, Lilian Slade, Vladeta and Philip Mairet. Language of material: Serbo-Croat (Cyrillic script); English
Date: 28 February 1954 Extent: 1 page Scope and content: Typescript letter sent from 34/I Ognjena Price, Belgrade. "Čeda" marks six months since the death of Dimitrije Mitrinović, and asks Gordon Fraser to share a translation of one of his poems from 1909 with Valerie Cooper and Mitrinović's friends. Directory: library -> media -> library -> specialcollections -> documents library -> Florida public service commission library -> 1 1 before the florida public service commission 2 docket no. 070650-ei 3 In the Matter of: 4 petition to determine need for turkey point nuclear units 6 and 7 electrical 5 power plant, by florida power & light company library -> Archived Online Exhibit documents -> Papers of the Popplewell Inquiry into Crowd Safety in Sports Grounds library -> Information Sources Guide: Electronics and Electrical Engineering media -> Question: is lago de media -> The Voyage of the Jaredites media -> Pga cup experience Download 3.3 Mb. Share with your friends:
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