Correspondence during Aziz S. Atiya's time as Special Consultant to the Library of Congress in Washington D.C.

Correspondence during Aziz S. Atiya's time as Special Consultant to the Library of Congress in Washington D.C.: (1) Letter dated 22 May 1952 from Dr. Aziz Atiya thanking the Executive Officer, Film Section, U.S. Office of Information and Educational Exchange at the American Embassy in Cairo for films he had loaned Dr. Atiya; (2) Letter in Arabic dated 14 April 1951 from A. R. Nykl to Dr. Atiya discussing a book that Atiya edited and published in 1943, and plans to have it translated into English; (3) Letter dated 26 February 1951 stating the inability of Aziz S. Atiya, Special Consultant to the Library of Congress, to assist at a conference due to his temporary absence from Washington; (4) Letter in French dated 18 April 1951; (5) Letter in Arabic to Dr. Aziz Atiya from A. R. Nykl in Cambridge, Massachusetts, discussing their recent meeting and possible assistance with his writings about the Crusades; (6) Letter in Arabic to Dr. Aziz Atiya from R. El-Nadoury (Rashid al-Naduri) at the University of Chicago mentioning that Professor Hasan al-Sharif would be in Washington on 24 April to pick up some things that Atiya wanted him to take to Egypt with him; (7) Receipt dated 28 December 1950 for Royal Historical Society subscription; (8) Program itinerary from 26-28 April 1951 Symposium on Iconoclasm at Dumbarton Oaks; (9) Letter dated 21 February 1951 from the University of Chicago's Oriental Institute librarian, acknowledging receipt of a 1943 publication edited by Aziz Suryal Atiya