Regarding financial matters both relating to EMB's personal finances as well as those of the International Ocean Institute. Includes statements of expenses.
Some correspondence concerns the Mann family. Correspondents include Silvia Calamandrei; Robert Caplazi; Die Telefactory AG; Frank Dietschreit; Andrea Ding; Sigismund von Dobschutz; Anja Maria Dohrmann.
File contains correspondence for the paper concerning a possible article about Elisabeth Mann Borgese winning the United Nations Association (UNA) in Canada Medal of Honour and the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation's Lifetime Achievement Award. Includes a press release about the UNA Medal of Honour, and an announcement from the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation.
Some correspondence concerns the Mann family and oceans. Correspondents include Anne Feldhusen (concerning Pacem in Maribus); Alexander Fest Verlag; Focus Magazine; Ingeborg Teck Frank; Mr. Frederich (concerning the Club of Rome); E. Frei; Ilaria Furno-Weise; Wolf Gaudlitz; Karin Geese; Nikolaus Gelpke; R. Gerling; Andrew Germann; Eberhard Goerne; Thomas Goetz; Heinz Goldmann; Ines Gollnick (attached is a copy of "Oceans in the Twenty-First Century" by EMB).
Some correspondence concerns the Mann family. Correspondents include Stephan Lackner; Thomas Lambertz; Andreas Landshoff; Friedrich Langensiepen; Klaus Laudi; Inga Lenz; Matthias Loidl; Maecenata Management GMBH; Frido Mann; Claus Meding; Joerg Melander; Dr. W. Mense; Annamarie Michel; Volker Michels.
File contains correspondence with publisher Franz Landshoff, concerning the publication of Klaus Mann's diaries. Also includes forwarded correspondence between Landshoff and a potential editor, Martin Gregor-Dellin.
Includes "Cool Heads and Crisis and Policies" and "The Rationale for the Development of Soviet Seapower," by Michael McGwire. Also includes correspondence from N.M. Matte, [Marguerite ?], Franco Mannino, Michael McGwire, J.S. Micallef, D. Miller and Jack Murphy.
File contains correspondence with Fred Warner Neal, Patti Hagan, and Rosemarie Noris, some of which concerns the death of Elisabeth Mann Borgese's mother.
Majority of correspondence concerns Mann Family. Correspondents include Michael Bouteillier; Klaus Harpprecht; Ingo Hermann; Irmela von der Luhe; Katja Reissner; John M. Spalek; Eberhard Spangenberg; Thomas Sprecher; Ernst Walder; Johanna Weswight.
Some correspondence concerns the Mann family. Correspondents include Anita Naef; Michael Naumann; Uwe Naumann; Joachim Neubauer; Professor Nida-Ruemelin (Minister fuer Kultur); Constantin Nielsen; Christoph Nix; Rosi Noris; Margrit Osterwold; Anja Ott; Fritz Pleitgen; Ekkehard Pohlmann; Dorte Rehren; L. Rossman.
