General information
Type of the document Letter
SenderPapánek, Ján
Sender (corporation)Československá zahraniční akce
Sender‘s locationChicago, Illinois
Note on Sender‘s location[Chicago, Illinois]
Send date23.10.1941
Recipient
Recipient (corporation)Velvyslanectví ČSR ve Washingtonu
Recipient‘s locationWashington, D.C.
LanguageCzech
Acquiredcopy from Archive of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Czech Republic, resources: ZÚ Washington; obtained 2018
Owner of the sourceArchiv Ministerstva zahraničních věcí ČR
Owner‘s call numberk. č. 9
Call number at IBMVČSRW 1941-10-23
Content and physical description
ContentJán Papánek mentions a visit to New York, where Bohuslav Martinů and Rudolf Firkušný asked him if they could continue to receive financial assistance because their income was insufficient. Both BM and RF sent letters to JP, copies of which he encloses. JP also told them to write to Ambassador Vladimir Hurban. JP talked about the matter with [Jan] Masaryk who thought that they should be given aid for the next few months.
Total number of leaves1+2
Number of pages bearing text1+2
Notecopy of the original letter; rubber stamp of Czechoslovak Embassy in Washington, dated 25. 10. 1941, č. j. 4825
Fixationtypescript
Attachmentstypescript copy of the letter by Rudolf Firkušný missing; transcript of the letter by Bohuslav Martinů attached, at Martinů Institute as PapJ 1941-10-15
Digitisation
Quality of digitisationNot professional colour

Preview only available at the Institute.

Location as subject
New York, NY
Person as subject
Firkušný, Rudolf
Hurban, Vladimír S.
Martinů, Bohuslav
Masaryk, Jan
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