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Repository: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine. Center for the History of Medicine.
Call No.: H MS C159
Creator: Bibring, Grete L.
Title: Papers,
Date(s): 1882-1977.
Quantity: 45.6 cubic feet in 35 record cartons, 22 document boxes, and 7 half document boxes, 1 oversized box, 1 card file box, and 2 audio-visual boxes.
Abstract: The Grete L. Bibring papers describe the early history of the influence of the Vienna School of psychoanalysis, (as well as Bibring herself), on psychoanalysis in Boston specifically, and in the United States, generally. The collection chronicles both her personal and professional life and work, and includes correspondence, research studies, raw data, statistics, writings, lecture notes and outlines.

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Related Collections in the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Center for the History of Medicine

• Papers of Edward Bibring [H MS c283].
• Papers of Marian C. Putnam, 1908-1970 (bulk).

Related Records at other institutions

There are four collections that contain Bibring material at the Library of Congress Manuscript Division, Washington, D.C.:

• Papers of Anna Freud, 1880-1995 (bulk 1946-1982)
• Papers of Berta Bornstein, 1933-1971 (bulk 1945-1970)
• Papers of Princess Marie Bonaparte, 1889-1961 (bulk 1924-1960)
• Papers of Edward and Grete L. Bibring, 1936-1953

There is raw data and analysis from "The Psychological Aspects of Pregnancy" at the Henry A. Murray Research Archive, Harvard University.

There are three manuscript collections at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Boston, Mass.:

• Edward Bibring Papers
• Grete Bibring Papers
• Bibring Photograph Collection

Series and Subseries in the Collection

• I. Personal and Family Records, 1929-1977.
• II. Correspondence, 1933-1977.
  • A. Earliest Correspondence, 1933-1945
  • B. Unfiled Personal Correspondence, 1948-1971.
  • C. Condolence Cards (Edward Bibring), 1959.
  • D. Alphabetical Files 1-4, 1938-1976.
    • 1. Alphabetical File 1, 1938-1976.
    • 2. Alphabetical File 2, 1949-1976.
    • 3. Alphabetical File 3, 1949-1976.
    • 4. Alphabetical File 4, 1949-1976.
  • E. Partly Professional Correspondence, 1951-1973.
  • F. Partly Professional Correspondence, 1951-1955.
  • G. Professional Correspondence, 1958-1964.
  • H. Professional References, 1956-1977.
• III. Psychoanalytic Work, Affiliations, Committees, Consultations and Lectures, 1939-1977.
  • A. Consultations and Lectures, 1939-1946.
  • B: Consultations and Lectures, 1948-1954.
  • C: Consultations, Lectures, and Committees, 1952-1964.
  • D. Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Hospital Records, 1951-1965.
  • E. Affiliation, Committees and Lectures, 1949-1977.
    • 1. File #1, 1949-1975.
    • 2. File #2, 1949-1977.
  • F. Radcliffe College/Institute, 1965-9174.
  • G. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, 1947-1975.
    • 1. Old Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Records, 1947-1954.
    • 2. Records, 1955-1959.
    • 3. Records, 1959-1969.
  • H. American Psychoanalytic Association, 1948-1972.
    • 1. Early Records, 1948-1954.
    • 2. Records, 1954-1957.
    • 3. Records, 1957-1968.
    • 4. Meeting Minutes, 1958-1963.
    • 5. President's Records, 1961-1963
    • 6. Records, 1961-1963.
    • 7. Former President's records, 1963-1972.
  • I. International Psychoanalytic Association, 1948-1968.
    • 1. International Psycho-analytic Society records, 1948-1951
    • 2. 17th Congress of the International Psycho-analytical Association, Amsterdam, 1951
    • 3. International Psychoanalytic Society Records, 1961-1968.
• IV. Lectures and Conferences, 1926-1972.
  • A. Early Lectures and Notes, 1926-1945.
  • B. Lectures and Conferences, 1941-1972 (1940s-1950s bulk).
  • C. Lectures Given to Medical Professionals and Students, 1942-1971 (1950s-1960s bulk).
  • D. Lectures and Conferences, 1959-1970.
    • 1. Lectures in Dynamic Psychiatry Symposium, 1962-1964.
  • E. Psychoanalytic Teaching at Beth Israel Hospital and Harvard Medical School, 1951-1971.
  • F: Discussions on Psychoanalytic Literature and Topics, 1942-1964.
• V. Research Records, 1942-1972.
  • A: Records of Short Research Projects, 1942-1974.
    • 1. Multi-Disciplinary Research on Aging and Arteriosclerosis Psychiatric Service, 1951-1962.
    • 2. Radcliffe Research Records, 1965-1974.
    • 3. Concentration Camp Research Records, 1949.
    • 4. Beth Israel Hospital Research Records, 1951-1961.
    • 5: Research on Children Records, 1942-1957.
    • 6. Patient Research Conference, Beth Israel Hospital, transcripts,1948-1950.
    • 7. Family Research Records, 1941-1952.
    • 8. Food and Nutrition Records, 1942.
    • 9. Citation and Quotation Card Files.
  • B. Pregnancy Project Records, 1959-1970.
    • 1. Administrative Records, Grant Records, and Notes, 1955-1961.
    • 2. Pregancy Research Conference Records and Research Data, 1957-1965.
    • 3. Administrative Records and Correspondence, 1954-1967.
    • 4. Case Histories and Patient Interview Records, 1958-1967.
    • 5. Publication Drafts and Notes.
      • a. Scribble Copy.
      • b. Duplicate Copy.
    • 6. Pre-natal research conferences, 1960.
    • 7. Early Drafts.
    • 8. Feeding Observations, 1958-1963.
    • 9. Administrative Records, Correspondence and Outreach, 1955-1973.
    • 10. Prenatal Appointment Records, 1951-1960.
    • 11. Methodology, Analysis and Writing Records, 1955-1962.
• VI. Reprints and Pamphlets, 1882-1976

Biographical Note

Grete L. Bibring, (1899-1977), noted psychoanalyst, was one of the members of the "second generation" of Freudian Scholars, and played a leading role in the integration of psychiatry with general patient care. Bibring served as head of the psychiatry department at the Beth Israel Hospital, from 1946-1965 as the first woman head of a clinical department, and in 1961 was appointed Harvard Medical School's first woman full professor.

Born to a non-practicing Jewish family in Vienna, Austria, Bibring received her MD from the University of Vienna in 1924. There, she became captivated by Freud's theories and joined Freud's Vienna Psychoanalytic Society. In 1922, she married Edward Bibring, a fellow psychoanalytic student. The marriage produced two children, Thomas and George.

From 1933-1938, she worked as a training analyst and instructor at the Vienna Psychoanalytic Institute. In 1938, she and her family left Vienna for London with Sigmund and Anna Freud in advance of the Nazi occupation of Austria. The Bibrings soon emigrated to Boston, Mass. in 1941.

In Boston, Bibring's career soon flourished. She worked as a special lecturer on psychoanalytic psychology at the Simmons College School of Social Work from 1942-1955. In 1946, she was appointed head of the department of psychiatry at the Beth Israel Hospital, the first woman head of a clinical department at Harvard Medical School. Bibring continued in that role until 1955, when she was appointed psychiatrist- in-chief. She remained there until her retirement in 1965.

Bibring also held leadership roles in several other organizations and professional associations in which she was involved. She continued in her role as a training analyst at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, and in 1955, she was elected President. In 1962, she was elected president of the American Psychoanalytic Association. In 1968 Bibring was selected to be a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. She was affiliated with numerous other organizations, including the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Brandeis University, and the International Psycho-Analytic Association, until her death in 1977.

Resources on the History of Grete L. Bibring.

• Compiled by Sanford Gifford and Ann Menashi, In Memoriam, Grete L. and Edward Bibring: Memorial Addresses and Catalogue of the Edward and Grete L. Bibring Collection, Privately printed by the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.

Scope and Content Note

The Grete L. Bibring papers describe the early history of the influence of the Vienna School of psychoanalysis, (as well as Bibring herself), on psychoanalysis in Boston, Mass. specifically, and in the United States, generally. Bibring's research and writings relating to psychoanalysis, and records documenting her work as a psychoanalyst, lecturer, and administrator comprise the bulk of the collection, but there are also limited records about her personal and family life. The collection includes correspondence, research studies, raw data, statistics, writings, lecture notes and outlines. Bibring corresponded and lectured widely, and kept copious notes on both the lectures she gave as well as the ones she attended. She also kept copious notes on research activity, most notably "The Pregnancy Project," a longitudinal research project on the psychological processes in pregnancy and of the earliest mother-child relationship.

Oversized items are stored separately in boxes 59 and 69. Series I, III, IV, and V contain personnel and patient information that is restricted for 80 years. The end of the restriction period is noted with each folder. Audiotapes of a class Bibring taught at Radcliffe, as well as audiotapes of her pregnancy research are stored in box 53. Photographs are filed in their original folders, a note has been made in folder titles.

Series and Subseries Descriptions and Box and Folder Lists

• Series I. Personal and Family Records, 1929-1977. .6 cubic feet in 2 document boxes, 2 oversized folders.
  Scope and Content: This series contains personal papers, legal and government documents, mementos produced by and are about members of Bibring's family. Includes curriculum vitae, passports, scrapbooks, biographical works, and children's art projects.
  Arrangement: Arranged as organized by Bibring.
  • Box 1: Folders 1-24.
  • 1. Who's Who entry, Bibring, Grete L., 1977.
  • 2. Curriculum Vitae, Grete Bibring.
  • 3. Curriculum Vitae, Grete and Edward Bibring.
  • 4. Xmas [Cards and letters], 1975.
  • 5. Edward Bibring Memorial library, 1961.
  • 6. Edward Bibring Basic [official] documents.
  • 7. Edward Bibring Basic [official] documents.
  • 8. Official documents and pamphlets from London.
  • 9. Official documents and pamphlets from Vienna, 1929.
  • 10. US Passports.
  • 11. Clippings re: British ocean liner "Georgic."
  • 12. US Emigration.
  • 13. War ration books (USA).
  • 14. Medical records, 1948.
  • 15. British Psycho-analytical society invitation to celebrate completion of Standard Edition of works of Sigmund Freud, 1966.
  • 16. Remarks of Grete Bibring Swampscott Conference, 1966.
  • 17. Invitations, formal, professional, 1964-1966.
  • 18. Viktoria Lehner, 1947.
  • 19. Condolences Victoria Lehner, 1948. includes3 photographs.
  • 20. Ernest Lehner, 1965.
  • 21. Frederick Lehner, 1961. includes1 photograph.
  • 22. Frederick Lehner, 1938, 1963.
  • 23. Frederick Lehner Scrapbook [mostly clippings]. includes1 photograph.
  • 24. Edward Bibring memorial, 1959.
  • Box 2: Folders 1-24.
  • 1. Edward Bibring wills, diplomas, certificates, and translations .
  • Grete and Edward Bibring diplomas. (oversized-box 59, folder 1)
  • 2. Grete Bibring diplomas, certificates, Vienna.
  • 3. Grete Bibring diplomas, certificates, London, Vienna.
  • 4. Edward Bibring diplomas, certificates.
  • 5. Edward Bibring diplomas, certificates.
  • 6. Official documents, George and Thomas Bibring.
  • 7.. The boys, Vienna and London
    [art projects, school papers, letters and cards, etc. from Thomas and George].
  • 8. The boys, Vienna and London.
  • 9. The boys, Vienna and London.
  • 10. The boys, Vienna and London.
  • 11. The boys, Vienna and London.
  • 12. The boys, Vienna and London.
  • The boys, Vienna and London.
    [children's art projects]
    (oversized-box 59, folder 2)
  • 13. The boys, USA.
  • 14. The boys, USA.
  • 15. The boys, USA.
  • 16. The boys, USA.
  • 17. The boys, USA.
  • 18. Victoria Lehner letters.
  • 19. Victoria Lehner letters.
  • 20. Victoria Lehner letters.
  • 21. Beth Israel Hospital personnel
  • 22. Grete Bibring Curriculum Vitae
  • 23. American Men of Science
    Grete Bibring biography.
  • 24. Misc.
  • Box 2a: Folders 1-7.
  • 1. Parcels.
  • 2. Bendix parcels.
  • 3. Memo book.
  • 4. Household.
  • 5. Household.
  • 6. Camp [Thomas Bibring.]
  • 7. Automobile, Plymouth.

• Series II. Correspondence, 1933-1977. 5 cubic feet in 4 record cartons, 3 document boxes, one oversized folder.
  Scope and Content: This series contains both Grete Bibring's personal and professional correspondence. Topics include Bibring's family’s emigration from Europe; personal and family immigration status; condolence cards sent to Bibring after her husband Edward's death; and general correspondence with friends and family. Also included is Bibring's professional correspondence; including correspondence with patients, colleagues, and professional organizations.
  Arrangement: The items in this series are loosely alphabetical, with the exception of the first half of Subseries A, Early Correspondence, which is filed by date. In general, Bibring's own filing system has been maintained. Series II is divided into eight subseries. A: Earliest Correspondence; B. Unfiled Personal Correspondence; C. Condolence Cards; D. Alphabetical Files 1-4; E. Partly Professional Correspondence 1951-1973; F. Partly Professional Correspondence 1951-1955; G. Professional Correspondence; H. Professional References.
  Access Restrictions: Series II contains personal and patient information that is restricted for 80 years from the date of creation. The end of the restriction period is noted with each folder.
  • A: Early Correspondence 1933-1945 .3cubic feet in 1 document box.
    Scope and Content: Contains personal and professional correspondence to and from Bibring resulting from her activities in Vienna, London, and Boston.
    • Box 3: Folders 1-21.
    • 1. Personal Correspondence, 1933-1938.
    • 2. Personal Correspondence, 1933-1938.
    • 3. Personal Correspondence, 1933-1938.
    • 4. Personal Correspondence, 1933-1938.
    • 5. Personal Correspondence, 1933-1938.
    • 6. Personal Correspondence A-C, 1938-1940.
    • 7. Personal Correspondence D-F, 1938-1940.
    • 8. Personal Correspondence G-J, 1938-1940.
    • 9. Personal Correspondence K-M, 1938-1940.
    • 10. Personal Correspondence Q-T, 1938-1940.
    • 11. Personal Correspondence U-Z, 1938-1940.
    • 12. Correspondence, 1941-1943.
    • 13. Correspondence, 1945.
    • 14.. Correspondence, January-March, 1946.
    • 15. Correspondence, May-December, 1946.
    • 16. Correspondence, January-August, 1947.
    • 17. Correspondence, September- December, 1947.
    • 18. Correspondence, January-June, 1948.
    • 19. Correspondence, July-December, 1948.
    • 20. To be answered, 1948.
    • 21. Correspondence, 1949.
  • B: Unfiled Personal Correspondence, 1948-1971. .1 cubic feet in 1 document box.
    Scope and Content: Contains personal correspondence to and from Bibring. Some folders include related records such as reprints and clippings.
    Arrangement: Bibring's filing system was left intact, although it appears that these files were either neglectfully or purposefully left unfiled.
    • Box 4: Folders 1-13.
    • 1. Miscellaneous correspondence, 1948-1971.
    • 2. Personal, 1952-1953.
    • 3. Personal, 1954.
    • 4. Personal, 1955-1956.
    • 5. Personal, 1955-1956.
    • 6. Personal, 1955-1956.
    • 7. Personal, 1955-1956.
    • 8. Automobile accident, [George, 1947]
    • 9. Osteoporosis, clippings and notes, 1966-1971.
    • 10. Miscellaneous ephemera.
    • 11. Notebook with house and family measurements.
    • 12. Memorabilia, 1966.
    • 13. Freud archives memorabilia [mostly photocopies].
  • C. Condolence Cards 1959. .3 cubic foot in 1 document box and one oversized folder.
    Scope and Content: This series contains condolence cards from colleagues and friends that Grete Bibring received after her husband Edward Bibring's death in 1959.
    Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically by last name in three sections.
    • Box 5: Folders 1-23.
    • 1. B,C.
    • 2. D-F.
    • 3. G-K.
    • 4. L-M.
    • 5. R-T.
    • 6. U-Z.
    • 7. Obituaries.
    • 8. Miscellaneous personal correspondence.
    • 9. Miscellaneous additional condolence cards.
    • 10. Cards, A-C.
    • 11. D-F.
    • 12. G-I.
    • 13. J-L.
    • 14. M-O
    • 15. P-R.
    • 16. S-U.
    • 17. W-Z.
    • 18. Condolence cards, Jan, 1959.
    • 19. Condolence cards, Jan, 1959.
    • 20. Condolence cards, Jan, 1959.
    • 21. A-M.
    • 22. M-Z
    • 23. Miscellaneous condolence cards.
    • Oversized condolence card. (oversized-box 59, folder 3.)
  • D: Alphabetical files 1-4, 1938-1976. 2 cubic feet in 2 record cartons.
    Scope and Content: This series contains 4 distinct files of personal and professional correspondence.
    Arrangement: Series D is arranged loosely arranged in alphabetical order, and is divided into four files. The items in this subseries are loosely alphabetical. Processing staff have not been able to determine why Bibring filed the following materials together, but her original filing system has been maintained.
    • 1: Alphabetical File #1, 1938-1976. .75 cubic feet in 1 record carton.
      Scope and Content: This series contains mostly personal correspondence, and includes letters to and from Anna Freud and Edward Bibring, as well as invitations to events.
      • Box 6: Folders 1-61.
      • 1. A.
      • 2. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1972.
      • 3. American Psychoanalytic Association, 1962-1977.
      • 4. B.
      • 5. Berman, Leo Eulogy, 1958.
      • 6. Bibring, Edi [Edward] memorial, 1959.
      • 7. Bibring, Edi [Edward] memorial, 1968-1975.
      • 8. Edward to Grete and to Grete re: Edward 1951-1972.
      • 9. Bibring, Grete clippings, 1949-1962.
      • 10. Bibring, Grete write-ups, 1961-1962.
      • 11. C.
      • 12. D.
      • 13. E.
      • 14. Endicott House, 1966.
      • 15. F.
      • 16. Freud, Anna: Hampstead Child Therapy.
      • 17. Freud, Anna, correspondence, 1951-1977.
      • 18. Freud, Anna, correspondence, 1951-1977.
      • 19. Freud, Anna, correspondence, 1951-1977.
      • 20. Freud, Anna, correspondence, 1951-1977.
      • 21. Freud, Anna, correspondence, 1951-1977.
      • 22. Freud, Anna, correspondence, 1951-1977.
      • 23. Freud, Anna, correspondence, 1951-1977.
      • 24. Anna Freud, 4 lectures, New York, Sept 1960.
      • 25. [re:] Anna Freud.
      • 26. [re:] Sigmund Freud house.
      • 27. Freud, Anna, reception [invitee list and correspondence],September 5, 1957.
      • 28. Freud, Anna [re:] Clark University lecture, 1950
      • 29. Freud, Anna [re: International Psychoanalytic society], 1949-1951.
      • 30. Anna Freud lectures, Radcliffe and Harvard, 1952.
      • 31. [re:] Sigmund Freud archives, 1977.
      • 32. [re:] Sigmund Freud memorial volumes, 1952.
      • 33. Freud, Anna lecture tour: Teaching Physician lecture, 1957.
      • 34. Freud, Anna lecture tour: Party, Sept 17, 1957.
      • 35. Freud, Anna lecture tour: Clark lecture. [notes, correspondence, printed material], 1957.
      • 36. Freud, Anna lecture tour: correspondence, 1957.
      • 37. Freud, Anna "Homosexuality, Negativism, Passivity, and Emotional Surrender"(A summary of a lecture by Anna Freud, at the Boston Psychoanalytic institute, Oct 22, 1952.
      • 38. G.
      • 39. [Journal of] Geriatric Psychiatry, 1971-1977.
      • 40. H .
      • 40a. H .
      • 41. Harvard School of Public Health [Progress Report-- Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences Project], 1974.
      • 42. Invitations, 1949-1977.
      • 43. Invitations, 1949-1977.
      • 44. Invitations, 1949-1977.
      • 45. Invitations, 1949-1977.
      • 46. Invitations, 1949-1977.
      • 47. Invitations, 1949-1977.
      • 48. Israel, 1963.
      • 49 Immigration Correspondence, 1938-1941.
      • 50. K.
      • 51. L.
      • 52. M.
      • 53. N.
      • 54. P.
      • 55. R.
      • 56. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 1974.
      • 57. Reprints Request, 1974-1977.
      • 58. S.
      • 59. U-V.
      • 60. Veterans.
      • 61. W-Y.
    • 2. Alphabetical File #2, 1941-1976. .1 cubic feet in 1 record carton.
      Scope and Content: Series contains mostly material from the 1940s, but also includes occasional correspondence from the 1960s and 1970s.
      • Box 6: Folders 62-79.
      • 62. A, 1965-1969.
      • 63. B, 1940-1976.
      • 64. Brookline Friendly society.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2024.
      • 65. D.
      • 66. E.
      • 67. F.
      • 68. G.
      • 69. H.
      • 70. J.
      • 71. K.
      • 72. L.
      • 73. M.
      • 74. N.
      • 75. O.
      • 76. P.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2025.
      • 77. R.
      • 78. S.
      • 79. W.
    • Alphabetical File #3, 1949-1976, .4 cubic feet in one record carton.
      Scope and Content: Correspondence and related material mainly from the 1960s.
      • Box 6: Folders 80-139.
      • 80. A.
      • 81. B.
      • 82. Bonnard, Augusta, 1956-1975.
      • 83. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, 1963-1977.
      • 84. Bibring, S and F., [Sigmund and Fini], 1959-1970.
        Access Restrictions: restricted until 2039
      • 85. C.
      • 86. Dorsey, John, 1944-1961.
      • 87. D.
      • 88. Displaced Persons and World Health Conference on Refugees, 1948, 1954.
      • 89. E.
      • 90. F.
      • 91. Frankel, Theo, 1954.
      • 92. G.
      • 93. Gitelson, Max, 1959.
      • 94. H.
      • 95. Harvard Medical School, 1965-1973.
      • 96. Hoffer, Willy, 1956-1959.
      • 97. Horner, Martina, 1976-1977.
      • 98. J.
      • 99. Knight, Robert, 1960.
      • 100. K.
      • 101. L.
      • 102. Lehner, 1941-1942.
      • 103. Lingens-Reiner, Ella, 1960.
      • 104. Lowenstein, Rudolph, 1959.
      • 105. M.
      • 106. Maenchen Anna, 1952-1956.
      • 107. Methven, Margaret.
      • 108. Menninger, Karl, 1952-1960.
      • 109. Mitscherlich, Alexander, 1964-1973.
      • 110. Morton, Charles, 1950-1958.
      • 111. Morton, Charles, 1950-1958.
      • 112. N.
      • 113. Publicity [of Grete Bibring, toasts, articles, etc.], 1960-1976.
      • 114. R.
      • 115. Rabb, Norman.
      • 116. Rank, Beatta.
      • 117. Redlich, F.
      • 118. Reich, Annie.
      • 119. Rie, Lucie.
      • 120. Ross, Helen.
      • 121. Schur, Max.
      • 122. S.
      • 123. T.
      • 124. U.
      • 125. V.
      • 126. Valenstein, Arthur.
      • 127. W.
      • 128. Waelder, Robert .
      • 129. Wallerstein, Robert.
      • 130. Wheatley, Parker (WGBH).
      • 131. Windholz, Emanuel. 1950-1962.
      • 132. Weininger, Rosl, 1950-1959.
      • 133. Wiesner, Jerry
      • 134. Wittels, Fritz.
      • 135. Wolff, Peter.
      • 136. Worcester Foundation.
      • 137. X [Xmas cards sent out December, 1959.]
      • 138. X-rays, etc.
      • 139. Z.
    • 4: Alphabetical File #4, 1944-1976, .8 cubic feet in one record carton.
      Scope and Content: Series contains correspondence to and from psychoanalysts from 1950s to the 1960s.
      • Box 7: Folders 1-86.
      • 1. A.
      • 2. Adler, Alexandra, 1941-1945
      • 3. American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1972.
      • 4. American Psychoanalytic Association. 1960-1977.
      • 5. Aub, Joseph Charles [memorial service pamphlet], 1974.
      • 6. B.
      • 7. Benjamin, John, 1960.
      • 8. Bettelheim, Bruno, 1969.
      • 9. Berry, George, 1959-1964.
      • 10. Binger, Chloe and Carl, 1954-1955.
      • 11. Blumgart, Herrman, 1955-1970.
      • 12. [re: ] Bonaparte, Princess Marie, 1962.
      • 13. Bonaparte, Princess Marie, 1959.
      • 14. Bonaparte, Princess Marie, 1939-1961
      • 15. Bond, Douglas, 1968-1975.
      • 16. Brenner, Charles
      • 17. Broch, Herman
      • 18. Bruner, Jerome, 1958-1977.
      • 19. Brunswick, Ruth, 1942-1943.
      • 20. Burlingham, Dorothy, 1950-1976.
      • 21. Burlingham, Dorothy 1950-1976. includes 2 photographs.
      • 22. Burlingham, Dorothy, 1950-1976.
      • 23. Burlingham, Mabbie, 1942.
      • 24. C.
      • 25. Cambridge Trust, 1958.
      • 26. Cleghorn, Robert, 1958-1973.
      • 27. Cope, Alice and Oliver, 1974-1975.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2055.
      • 28. D.
      • 29. Dedo, Herbert, 1976-1977.
      • 30. Deutch, Helene, Felix, 1949-1956.
      • 31. E.
      • 32. Ebert, Robert, 1973-1975.
      • 33. Eisenberg, Leon, 1967-1971.
      • 34. Erikson, Erik and Joan, 1953-1960.
      • 35. Erikson, Erik and Joan, 1953-1960.
      • 36. Erikson, Erik and Joan, 1953-1960.
      • Erikson, Erik and Joan (oversized-box 59, folder 4)
      • 37. Escalona, Sibylle, 1956-1962.
      • 38. [Escalona, Sibylle] Correspondence re: Yale foundation for research in psychiatry, 1953-1954.
      • 39. F.
      • 40. Floch, Joseph [artist], 1955-1972.
      • 41. G.
      • 42. Geleerd, Elisabeth.
      • 43. Gifford, Sanford, 1973-1976.
      • 44. Gitelson, Maxwell, 1954-1965.
      • 45. Glover, Edward, 1952-1968. Includes photograph.
      • 46. Goldman, Harold, 1962.
      • 47. Gutman, Samuel, 1963.
      • 48. Harvard [Judaica Division at Widener Library], 1964, 1972.
      • 49. [Harvard Faculty Committee on] Honorary degrees, 1972.
      • 50. I.
      • 51. International Psycho-analytical Association, 1959.
      • 52. [Isahower, Retna], 1942.
      • 53. Jackson, Edith, 1943-1944.
      • 54. Johnson Foundation.
      • 55. Jones, Ernest, 1953-1956.
      • 56. K.
      • 57. Katan, Maurtis, 1973.
      • 58. Kohut, Heinz, 1963-1973.
      • 59. Kris, Anton, Marianne, Ernst, 1941-1976.
      • 60. Kubie, Lawrence, 1955-1967.
      • 61. Kuffler, Stephen, 1965-1975.
      • 62. L.
      • 63. M.
      • 64. Mahoney Margaret, 1972-1977.
      • 65. Meetings [New England Assembly on Nuclear Proliferation], 1967.
      • 66. N.
      • 67. Notes.
      • 68. Notman, Malkah, book.
      • 69. O.
      • 70. P.
      • 71. Putnam, Irmarita, 1943-1945.
      • 72. Psyche, 1969.
      • 73. Quarton, Fran and Gardner, 1964-1975.
      • 74. Pregnancy project.
      • 75. R.
      • 76. Rappaport, David, 1952-1962.
      • 77. Roazen, Paul, 1967.
      • 78. S.
      • 79. Spitz, René, 1972.
      • 80. Sloan, Albert [memorial room], 1976.
      • 81. Spock, Benjamin.
      • 82. T.
      • 83. V.
      • 84. W.
      • 85. Wellesley, May, 1957.
      • 86. X, Y, Z.
  • E: Partly Professional Correspondence, 1951-1973. .2 cubic feet in one record carton.
    Arrangement: This subseries has been filed alphabetically by individual or organizational name, but is missing folders A-F.
    • Box 7: Folders 87-102.
    • 87. 'House Officers book correspondence',
      Correspondence and material related to the publication of Lectures in Medical Psychology.
    • 88. G, H.
    • 89. I.
    • 90. J.
    • 91. K.
    • 92. L.
    • 93. M.
    • 94. N.
    • 95. O.
    • 96. P.
    • 97. R.
    • 98. S.
    • 99. S.
    • 100. T.
    • 101. W.
    • 102. Y.
  • F: Partly Professional Correspondence, 1950-1955. .4 cubic feet in one record carton.
    Scope and Content: Series contains mostly professional correspondence to and from Grete Bibring, dating from 1950 through 1955.
    Arrangement: This subseries has been filed alphabetically by individual or organizational name.
    • Box 8: Folders 1-82.
    • 1. Allport, Gordon.
    • 2. Amsterdam, St. Tropez trip.
    • 3. Andrus, Steven.
    • 4. Anthony, Dard.
    • 5. Barrett. W. G.
    • 6. Barometer, Leo.
    • 7. Middle, Sidney.
    • 8. Blumgart, Herman.
    • 9. Bond, Douglas.
    • 10. Bonneted, Sara.
    • 11. Brunner, Augusta.
    • 12. Bryant, Elizabeth
    • 13. Buckley, Scott
    • 14. Buxbaum, Edith.
    • 15. B. Misc.
    • 16. Caplan, Gerald.
    • 17. Chase, Louis.
    • 18. Cobb, Stanley.
    • 19. Cooper, Bob.
    • 20. Customs, [Fees paid, London].
    • 21. C misc.
    • 22. Dwyer, Thomas.
    • 23. D misc.
    • 24. Eissler, Kurt.
    • 25. Erikson, Erik.
    • 26. E misc.
    • 27. Faculty Club, Harvard.
    • 28. Fish, Marjorie.
    • 29. Fliess, Robert.
    • 30. Gerould.
    • 31. Graff, Therese.
    • 32. Greenacre, Phyllis.
    • 33. Gurewich, Marinka.
    • 34. G misc.
    • 35. I misc.
    • 36. Jones, Ernest.
    • 37. Karpie, Richard.
    • 38. Katan, Anny.
    • 39. Knight, Robert.
    • 40. Lehner, Ernst.
    • 41. Lehner, Fritz.
    • 42. Levine, Maurice.
    • 43. Loenstein, Rudi.
    • 44. Los Angeles-- Ives Hendrick.
    • 45. L misc.
    • 46. Massachusetts Medical Society.
    • 47. Mexico.
    • 48. Mother [Lehner, Victoria].
    • 49. M misc.
    • 50. Names [of friends' children.]
    • 51. Narcotic-- annual registration [for dispensing].
    • 52. Neurath, Lilly.
    • 53. Nunberg, Herman.
    • 54. N misc.
    • 55. Orders-- Books, magazines.
    • 56. Parsons, Talcott.
    • 57. Petrie, Asenath.
    • 58. Pocross, David.
    • 59. P misc.
    • 60. Reich, Annie.
    • 61. Rosen, John.
    • 62. Rosenfeld, Eva.
    • 63. Roth, Martha.
    • 64. R misc.
    • 65. Schoenfeld, Minna.
    • 66. Schotlaender, Felix.
    • 67. Secretaries.
    • 68. Sheps, Mindel.
    • 69. Sjovall, Thorsten.
    • 70. S misc.
    • 71. Thank yous-- reprints.
    • 72. Tea-- Harvard Dames.
    • 73. Tompkins, Harvey.
    • 74. Topeka.
    • 75. Van der Heide, Carol.
    • 76. Veltford, Helene.
    • 77. V. misc.
    • 78. Wolf
    • 79. Work, Henry.
    • 80. W misc.
    • 81. Zilboorg, Gregory.
    • 82. Zetzel, Elizabeth.
  • G: Professional Correspondence, 1951-1965. 1.4 cubic feet in two record cartons.
    Arrangement: This subseries has been filed alphabetically by individual or organizational name.
    Scope and Content: Series contains professional correspondence to and from Grete Bibring, dating from 1951 through 1965.
    • Box 9: Folders 83-146.
    • 83. A.
    • 84. Administrative meetings and policies-- psychiatric service.
    • 85. Administrative meetings and policies-- psychiatric service,.
    • 86. Advisory Committee, psychiatric service.
    • 87. Alexander, Benjamin.
    • 88. Annual administrative conference, 1960.
    • 89. Age Center of New England.
    • 90. American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology.
    • 91. American Medical Association.
    • 92. American Psychiatric Association: Proceedings of the Second Colloquium for Postgraduate Teaching of Psychiatry, Los Angeles, 1963.
    • 93. American Psychiatric Association: Memos and conference papers, 1961-1962.
    • 94. American Psychiatric Association: Memos and conference papers, 1961-1962.
    • 95. American Psychiatric Association: Membership records and correspondence.
    • 96. American Psychiatric Association: Correspondence.
    • 97. Anbar Home of Millis Academy.
    • 98. Anniversary Celebration Committee (Beth Israel Hospital), 1958.
    • 99. B.
    • 100. B.
    • 101. Benjamin, John.
    • 102. Beth Israel Hospital: administrative policies.
    • 103. Beth Israel Hospital: personnel, 1960-1961
    • 104. Beth Israel Hospital: development fund.
    • 105. Beth Israel Hospital: annual dinner, 1963.
    • 106. Beth Israel Hospital: annual dinner [Grete Bibring honoree], 1964.
    • 107. Beth Israel Hospital: Psychiatrist-in-chief ad hoc committee, 1965.
    • 108. Beth Israel Hospital: Women's Auxiliary.
    • 109. Binger, Carl.
    • 110. Blumgart, Hermann.
    • 111. Bonaparte, Princess Marie.
    • 112. Bonnard, Augusta.
    • 113. Boston Society for Gerontological Psychiatry.
    • 114. Brenner, Charles
    • 115. C.
    • 116. C.
    • 117. Child Psychiatric Unit, Beth Israel Hospital -- Children's Medical Center, 1964.
    • 118. Career Teacher.
    • 119. Chertok, L.
    • 120. Combined Jewish Appeal.
    • 121. Conferences [correspondence re: logistics.]
    • 122. Crank letters.
    • 123. D.
    • 124. Daedalus.
    • 125. Deutch, Felix.
    • 126. Duhl, Leonard, research National Institute of Mental Health.
    • 127. Durham Child Guidance Clinic.
    • 128. E.
    • 129. Eissler, Kurt.
    • 130. Erikson, Erik.
    • 131. Ewalt, Jack.
    • 132. F.
    • 133. Feder, Leah.
    • 134. Feeney, James.
    • 135. Filene family.
    • 136. Fine, Jacob.
    • 137. Finesinger, Abraham.
    • 138. Folkman, Rabbi Jerome.
    • 139. Fox, Henry.
    • 140. Frank, Jerome.
    • 141. Freedburg, A. Stone.
    • 142. Freomont-Smith, Frank.
    • 143. Furstenburg, Frank.
    • 144. G.
    • 145. GAP [Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry.]
    • 146. Grune & Stratton, inc.
    • Box 9: Folders 1-78.
    • 1. H.
    • 2. H.
    • 3. Harvard Law School-- Seminars on psychoanalysis and law.
    • 4. Hiatt, Howard.
    • 5. Holt, Robert (pregnancy project.)
    • 6. I.
    • 7. Institute for Advanced Psychoanalytic Studies.
    • 8. International Psychoanalytical Association.
    • 9. International Psychoanalytical Association.
    • 10. International Congress on Psychosomatic Medicine in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1965.
    • 11. International Universities Press.
    • 12. J.
    • 13. Johnson, Margaret.
    • 14. K.
    • 15. Klein, George.
    • 16. Kubie, Lawrence.
    • 17. L.
    • 18. L.
    • 19. Lectures [Grete Bibring attended], 1959-1960.
    • 20. Lee, Sidney.
    • 21. Lewin, Bertram.
    • 22. M .
    • 23. M .
    • 24. M.
    • 25. Massachusetts Association for Mental Health.
    • 26. Mills, Mrs. Maria H.
    • 27. Mount Auburn Hospital.
    • 28. Mushatt, Cecil.
    • 29. N.
    • 30. Namnum, Alfredo.
    • 31. Paris [First International Congress of Psychosomatic Medicine and Childbirth], 1962- 1963.
    • 32. Paris [First International Congress of Psychosomatic Medicine and Childbirth.]
    • 33. Petrie, Arsenath.
    • 34. Pediatrics
    • 35. Prager, Alan.
    • 36. Psychoanalytic Research Conference, Spring, 1964.
    • 37. Publications [requests to reprint Grete Bibring's work.]
    • 38. R.
    • 39. R.
    • 40. Radcliffe Institute.
    • 41. Rand, Henry.
    • 42. Rank, Beata.
    • 43. Rapaport, David.
    • 44. Rapaport, Rhona.
    • 45. [Requests for and distribution of] Reprints.
    • 46. [Requests for and distribution of] Reprints.
    • 47. [Requests for and distribution of] Reprints.
    • 48. [Requests for and distribution of] Reprints.
    • 49. S.
    • 50. S.
    • 51. S.
    • 52. Sack, Theodore.
    • 53. Sandifer, Myron G. Jr.
    • 54. Schafer, Roy.
    • 55. Scheps, Cecil.
    • 56. Shands, Harley C.
    • 57. Simon, Morris.
    • 58. Smith, Stewart.
    • 59. Solomon, Philip.
    • 60. Stearns, Samuel.
    • 61. T.
    • 62. Tavistock Publications.
    • 63. U.
    • 64. V.
    • 65. W.
    • 66. W.
    • 67. W.
    • 68. Weinreb, Joseph.
    • 69. Weinreb Joseph, Tel Aviv, Israel, re: MS treatment.
    • 70. Wellmet Project, Inc.
    • 71. Western New England Psychoanalytic Society.
    • 72. West, Louis.
    • 73. World Federation for Mental Heath.
    • 74. Wyeth, Inc. re. Equanil.
    • 75. Y.
    • 76. Z.
    • 77. Zacharias, Leona-- research on retrolental fibroplasia.
    • 78. Zilboorg, Gregory.
  • H: Professional references, 1956-1977. .4 cubic feet in 1 record carton.
    Scope and Content: Copies of letters of references written by Bibring on behalf of colleagues and employees.
    Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically by last name.
    Access Restrictions: Subseries H contains evaluative information. The entire subseries is closed until 2057.
    • Box 9: Folders 79-108.
    • 79. A.
    • 80. B.
    • 81. C.
    • 82. Cleghorn, Robert A.
    • 83. D.
    • 84. E.
    • 85. F.
    • 86. G.
    • 87. H.
    • 88. I.
    • 89. K.
    • 90. L.
    • 91. M.
    • 92. Miscellaneous.
    • 93. N.
    • 94. O.
    • 95. P.
    • 96. R.
    • 97. R.
    • 98. S.
    • 99. S.
    • 100. S.
    • 101. T.
    • 102. V.
    • 103. W.
    • 104. W.
    • 105. W.
    • 106. Y, Z.

• Series III. Psychoanalytic Work, Affiliations, Committees, Consultations and Lectures, 1939-1977. 17.2 cubic feet in 15 record cartons, 5 document boxes, and 3 half document boxes.
  Scope and Content: Series III contains records generated as part of Bibring's work as a psychoanalyst, psychiatric educator, and committee member. Contains consultation notes, lectures and lecture notes, and organizational and meeting records.
  Arrangement: Arranged alphabetically generally in date-based groups by individual, organization name, or subject matter. Series III is divided into eight subseries. A. Consulations and Lectures, 1939-1946; B. Consultations and Lectures, 1948-1954; C. Consultations, Lectures and Committees, 1952-1964; D. Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Hospital, 1951-1965; E. Affiliation Committees, and Lectures, 1949-1975; F. Radcliffe College/Institute, 1965-1974; G. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, 1947-1975; H. American Psychoanalytic Association, 1948-1972; and I. International Psychoanalytic Association, 1948-1968.
  Access Restrictions: Series III contains personal and patient information that is restricted for 80 years from the date of creation. The end of the restriction period is noted with each folder.
  • A: Consultations and lectures, 1939-1946. .8 cubic feet in one record carton.
    Scope and Content: Most notably, Subseries A contains records generated by Bibring's work with children's service organizations.
    • Box 10: Folders 1-54.
    • 1. American Psychoanalytic Association, 1945-1946.
    • 2. Beth Israel Hospital consultation.
    • 3. Boston Family Welfare Society, 1943-1946.
    • 4. Boston Family Welfare Society, 1943-1946.
    • 5. Boston Family Welfare Society--Notes I, 1943-1946.
    • 6. Boston Family Welfare Society--Notes II, 1943-1946.
    • 7. Boston Children's Friend Society, 1944.
    • 8. Boston Provident Society.
    • 9. Boston Psychoanalytic Institute, 1941-1945.
    • 10. Brookline Friendly Society consultation cases, 1946.
    • 11. Children's Mission to Children, 1945.
    • 12. Jewish Child Welfare Association, 1944-1945.
    • 13. Jewish Child Welfare Association, Group Case Work, 1944-1945.
    • 14. Jewish Child Welfare Association, Group Case Work 1944-1945.
    • 15. London Institute of Psychoanalysis.
    • 16. Newton Family Agency consultation, 1945.
    • 17. Nursery Education discussion group.
    • 18. Paper discussions, Grete Bibring.
    • 19. Simmons College lecture "Principals of Human Behavior," 1942-1945.
    • 20. Simmons College lecture "Principals of Human Behavior," 1942-1945.
    • 21. Simmons College lecture "Principals of Human Behavior," 1943.
    • 22. Simmons College case work seminars I-V, 1943.
    • 23. Simmons College case work seminars, 1943.
    • 24. Simmons College case work seminars, 1943.
    • 25. Simmons College case work seminars, notes.
    • 26. Simmons College, Human Behavior duplicates .
    • 27. Social Work Seminar, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute, 1942-1946.
      [Held at 82 Marlborough Street in Boston.]
    • 28. Social Work Seminar, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute, 1942-1946.
    • 29. Social Work Seminar, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute, notes. 1942-1946.
    • 30. Social Work Seminar, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute, notes, 1942-1946.
    • 31. Social Work Seminar, Boston Psychoanalytic Institute, notes, 1942-1946.
    • 32. Social Work Seminar, case study.
    • 33. Social Work Seminar, case study.
    • 34. Social Work Seminar, case study.
    • 35. Social Work Seminar, case study.
    • 36. Social Work Seminar, cases, consultation.
    • 37. Social Work Seminar, case notes, 1942-1944.
    • 38. Social Work Seminar, lecture notes, 1944-1945.
    • 39. Clinical Seminar, 1943-1944.
    • 40. Clinical Seminar 1942, 1946.
      [Held at 82 Marlborough Street, Boston.]
    • 41. Clinical Seminar, Grete Bibring notebook.
    • 42. Clinical Seminar, Grete Bibring notebook, 1944- 1945.
    • 43. Family Service Organization of Worcester, 1943-1945.
    • 44 . Family Service Organization of Worcester, 1943-1945.
    • 45 . Family Service Organization of Worcester, 1943-1945.
    • 46 . Family Service Organization of Worcester, 1943-1945.
    • 47. Family Service Organization of Worcester, 1943-1945.
    • 48. Family Service Organization of Worcester, notes.
    • 49. Anna Freud seminar, "Transference and Counter-transference," 1939.
    • 50. Anna Freud seminar, "Transference and Counter-transference, " 1939.
    • 51. Technical Seminar on Resistance, 1939-1940.
    • 52. A. M. Balint's "On transference and counter transference" Grete Bibring discussion, London, 1939.
    • 53. YWCA consultation.
    • 54. Social Work misc.
  • B: Consultations and lectures,1948-1954. 1 cubic feet in 2 record cartons.
    • Box 10: Folders 1-84.
    • 55. [New York] Academy of Sciences, 1954.
    • 56 . American Society for Research-- Report, Atlantic City, NJ, March, 1948.
    • 57. Austen Riggs Foundation, 1950.
    • 58. Boston State Hospital, 1949.
    • 59. Brandeis University, 1950.
    • 60. Bryn Mawr, 1949-1950.
    • 61. Children's Bureau-- Contract, 1949-1953.
    • 62. Children's Bureau-- Application, 1952.
    • 63. Baker, Edith.
    • 64. Children's Bureau-- Business, 1950-1953.
    • 65. Children's Bureau consultant work-- Milton J. E. Senn, 1952.
    • 66. Children's Bureau -- Consultant records, 1949-1950.
    • 67. Children's Bureau-- correspondence, 1952-1953.
    • 68. Children's Bureau-- "Emotional Factors in Long-term illness in Children," Atlantic City, NJ, Correspondence, May, 1951.
    • 69. Children's Bureau-- "Emotional Factors in Long-term illness in Children,"Atlantic City, NJ, case studies, May, 1951.
    • 70. Children's Bureau-- Social Work Unit, correspondence, 1950.
    • 71. Children's Bureau-- Advisory Committee on Maternal and Child Health, 1950.
    • 72. Children's Bureau-- State conference on convalescent care, Phoenix AZ, correspondence, 1949.
    • 73. Children's Bureau-- State conference on convalescent care, Phoenix AZ, conference materials and notes, 1949.
    • 74. Children's Bureau-- Social Work conference, "Case Work Services in A Public Health Program,"Atlantic City, May, 1951.
    • 75. Children's Bureau-- Huse, Betty, correspondence, 1948-1952.
    • 76. Children's Bureau-- conference, Portland, OR, May, 1950.
    • 77. Children's Bureau-- conference, correspondence, Chicago, May, 1952.
    • 78. Children's Bureau-- Material and notes, 1950.
    • 79. Children's Bureau-- Mid-century White House Conference on Children and Youth, correspondence, 1950.
    • 80. Children's Bureau-- Mid-century White House Conference on Children and Youth, conference material and notes, 1950.
    • 81. Children's Bureau-- Mid-century White House Conference on Children and Youth, conference material and notes, 1950.
    • 82. Children's Bureau-- "Plan for Preventive Psychiatry Program in Maternal Health and Child Care" application, 1952.
    • 83. Children's Bureau--- Staff meetings, notes and agendas, January, 1953.
    • 84. Child Study Association of America.
    • Box 11: Folders 1-55.
    • 1. Psychoanalytic Study of the Child
    • 2. University of Cincinnati Department of Psychiatry, 1950.
    • 3. Cleveland Family Services Association.
    • 4. Commonwealth Fund.
    • 5. Family Service Association of America.
    • 6. GAP [Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry], integration of goals.
    • 7. Boston Globe.
    • 8. Hampstead Nurseries, [reports], 1950-1952.
    • 9. Interdisciplinary Seminar Talcott Parsons, [notes], 1952,
    • 10. Jewish Family and Children's Service.
    • 11. Judge Baker Guidance Center
    • 12. Judge Baker Psychotherapy Seminar, 1949-1950.
    • 13. Levine, Maurice.
    • 14. McLean, Helen.
    • 15. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation conferences-- correspondence, 1951-1954. Includes photograph.
    • 16. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation conferences-- Book reviews for discussion, 1951- 1954.
    • 17. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation conferences-- discussion notes and correspondence.
    • 18. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation conferences-- "The Problems of Consciousness," 1952.
    • 19. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation conferences, 1954.
    • 20. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation conferences, 1953.
    • 21. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation conferences-- Jean Piaget, Roy R. Grinker, Talcott Parsons "The Problem of Consciousness," 1953.
    • 22. Massachusetts Society for Mental Hygiene, 1949-1952.
    • 23. Massachusetts Society for Mental Hygiene, 1949-1952.
    • 24. Massachusetts Society for Mental Hygiene-- pamphlets [and New York Committee on Mental Hygiene of the State Charities Aid Association], 1948-1949.
    • 25. Massachusetts Society for Mental Hygiene-- notes and correspondence, 1946-1948.
    • 26. Menniger Foundation.
    • 27. Massachusetts Department of Public Health.
    • 28. National/International Committee for Mental Hygiene.
    • 29. International Congress on Mental Health, Mexico, 1951.
    • 30. Conference on "Mental Health in Public Health Training Programs," Harvard School of Public Health, 1952.
    • 31. Milwaukee Psychiatric Services,
    • 32. New York State University Medical Center.
    • 33. National Organization for Public Health Nursing.
    • 34. Omaha, Nebraska.
    • 35. Portis, Sidney.
    • 36. Society for Psychological Study of Social Issues.
    • 37. Public Health Seminars, Medical social training project
    • 38. Psychiatric social work.
    • 39. Simmons School of Social Work, correspondence, 1948-1953.
    • 40. Simmons College.
    • 41. SPSSI [Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues] newsletters, 1954.
    • 42. Social research in medicine, 1952.
    • 43. University of Illinois.
    • 44. University of California, Berkeley.
    • 45. Wellesley College, Department of Education.
    • 46. Wellesley College.
    • 47. World Federation for Mental Health.
    • 48. Western Reserve University-- Correspondence, 1953.
    • 49. Western Reserve University-- Grete Bibring's "Pregnancy" lecture, 1953.
    • 50. Western Reserve University-- Grete Bibring's "Polio" lecture, 1953.
    • 51. Western Reserve University-- Correspondence, 1951.
    • 52. Western Reserve University-- seminar, 1951.
    • 53. Western Reserve University-- seminar, 1949.
    • 54. Western Reserve University-- seminar, 1949.
    • 55. Misc. notes.
  • C: Consultations, Lectures, and Committee,1952-1964. 1.5 cubic feet in 2 record cartons.
    Scope and Content: Contains records produced from Bibring's consultations, lectures, and committee work, mostly 1950s and 1960s, and primarily for the purpose of teaching and educating psychoanalysts.
    Arrangement: Arranged in groups alphabetically by organization name. Processing staff had to re-construct groupings, as group containers were missing.
    Access Restrictions: Subseries C contains personal and patient information that is restricted for 80 years from the date of creation. The end of the restriction period is noted with each folder.
    • Box 11: Folders 56-113.
    • Austen Riggs Foundation
      • 56. Correspondence, 1957.
      • 57. Knight, Robert.
      • 58. Robertson, James.
    • Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.
      • 59. Correspondence re: control analysis and training analysis, 1949-1961.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2041.
      • 60. Correspondence re: control analysis and training analysis, 1949-1961.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2041.
      • 61. Cath, Stanley, 1956-1957.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2037.
      • 62. Kahn, Ernest 1953-1957.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2041.
      • 63. Lamont, John, 1953.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2033.
      • 64. Nemiah, John, 1964.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2047.
      • 65. Correspondence [Boston Psychoanalytic Society], 1952-1964.
      • 66. Correspondence [Boston Psychoanalytic Society], 1952-1964.
      • 67. Billing, 1960.
      • 68. Minutes of meetings, 1960.
      • 69. Students Committee, 1964.
      • 70. Interviews for Institute analysis, 1962.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2042.
      • 71. Admissions Committee.
      • 72. Board of Trustees.
      • 73. Confidential, 1960.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
      • 74. Educational Committee, 1959-1962.
      • 75. Felix and Helene Deutch prize.
      • 76. Benefits for Korean [war] vets.
      • 77. Program Committee.
      • 78. Nominating Committee.
      • 79. Review Committee.
      • 80. Candidates Committee.
      • 81. Curriculum Committee.
      • 82. Training Grants, National Institute of Mental Health, 1952.
      • 83. Prospective candidates.
      • 84. Supervision.
    • Visiting Committee, Psychological Counseling Center Brandeis University
      • 85. Brandeis University, correspondence.
      • 86. Hanfmann, Eugenia, 1954-1964.
      • 87. Maslow, Abraham.
    • 88. Boston University correspondence.
    • 89. Boston State Hospital.
    • 90. Goodman, Harry, 1957.
    • 91. Children's Bureau, 1952-1953.
    • 92. Columbia University oral history project request, 1958.
    • Yeshiva University
      • 93. Barchilon, Jose.
      • 94. Escalona, Sibylle.
    • 95. Hadasah Medical Organization, correspondence, 1956-1957.
    • Hampstead Child-Therapy Clinic, London.
      • 96. Correspondence.
      • 97. Freud, Anna.
    • Judge Baker Guidance Center.
      • 98. Judge Baker Guidance Center.
      • 99. Gardner, George.
    • Harvard Medical School
      • 100. Harvard Medical School teaching-- current matters, 1964-1965.
      • 101. Harvard Medical School Department of Preventive Medicine.
      • 102. Harvard Medical Library, Boston Medical Library.
      • 103. Ad. Hoc. Planning Committee of the Department of Psychiatry, 1957-1964.
      • 104. Harvard University-- News Office for the medical area, 1962-1964.
      • 105. Harvard Medical School Newsletter.
      • 106. Slack, Charles W., 1958.
      • 107. Berry, George Packer, 1949-1964.
      • 108. Denny-Brown, Derek.
      • 109. Ewalt, Jack.
      • 110. Farnsworth, Dana L., Director of Harvard University Health Services.
      • 111. Gardella, Joseph W.
      • 112. Greenblatt, Milton, Curriculum Vitae, Harvard Medical School.
      • 113. Erich Lindemann, 1952-1961.
      • Box 12: Folders 1-63.
      • 1. Lurie, Moses Hyman.
      • 2. Meadow, Henry.
      • 3. McClelland, David.
      • 4. Nemiah, John C.
      • 5. Nichols, George.
      • 6. Parsons, Talcott.
      • 7. Quarton, Gardner.
      • 8. Sheps, Cecil George.
      • 9. Solomon, Harry, 1948-1958.
      • 10. Solomon, Harry, 1948-1958.
      • 11. Surgical Clerkships.
      • 12. Residency Training program.
      • 13. Committee on Harvard Computing Center.
      • 14. Harvard Medical School's Hospitals research conference, 1960-1961.
      • 15. Harvard Medical Center fund.
      • 16. Harvard Psychiatric research conference, 1959.
      • 17. [Official] Harvard Medical School correspondence, 1955-1960.
      • 18. Harvard Medical School Promotions, general.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
      • 19. Harvard Medical School University Health Services.
      • 20. Admissions Committee, Harvard Medical School.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
      • 21. Blumgard professorship fund Committee.
      • 22. Committee on Psychoanalytic research conference. Harvard Psychiatric Units, 1959.
      • 23. Harvard Medical School Research Committee.
      • 24. Committee on examinations, Harvard Medical School, 1954-1960.
      • 25. Elective students.
      • 26. Harvard University Library Committee.
      • 27. Harvard Medical School reports.
      • 28. Retirement plan, 1960.
      • 29. Dept. of Social Relations, Jerome Bruner.
      • 30. Harvard Medical School Faculty of Medicine, Confidential, 1964.
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2044.
      • 31. Laboratory of Community psychiatry, Harvard Medical School.
      • 32. Harvard Medical School Tutor
      • 33. Harvard Research conference, June 1963.
      • 34. National Board of Medical Examiners, Harvard Medical School.
      • 35. Harvard Medical Library newsletter, 1963-1964.
      • 36. Harvard Medical School Curriculum Committee subcommittee, 1961-1964.
      • 37. Harvard Medical School Teaching Committee.
      • 38. Harvard Medical School Standing Committee, 1949-1950.
      • 39. Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Hospital/ McLean combined teaching program.
      • 40. Harvard Medical School I, (Quarton), 1959.
      • 41. Harvard Medical School I, Reports of Summer Students.
      • 42. Harvard Medical School I, Grete Bibring Lectures [Psycho dynamic personality theory, 1, November 9th .] 1957.
      • 43. Harvard Medical School I, Grete Bibring Lectures [Psycho dynamic personality theory, 2, Nov. 16], 1957.
      • 44. Harvard Medical School I, Grete Bibring Lectures [Transference, Counter-transference, November 23], 1957.
      • 45. Harvard Medical School I, Grete Bibring Lectures and discussion group leaders, 1956-1957.
      • 46. Harvard Medical School I, "History of Psychiatry."
      • 47. Harvard Medical School Curriculum Committee I and II year, 1955-1957.
      • 48. Harvard Medical School I Instructors' report, 1956.
      • 49. Harvard Medical School II, Psychiatry Course [Nemiah.]
      • 50. Harvard Medical School II, Psychiatry Course [Nemiah.]
      • 51. Harvard Medical School II, Schedules, Beth Israel Hospital Physical Diagnosis Course.
      • 52. Harvard Medical School Teaching Drs. Dwyer's and Zinberg's Reports, 1956.
      • 53. Bibring's report on teaching Harvard Medical School II, 1951-1955.
      • 54. Harvard Medical School II, Course and Instructor evaluations, 1952.
      • 55. Harvard Medical School III Teaching.
      • 56. Correspondence Harvard Medical School III.
      • 57. Harvard Medical School IV Psychiatric Service, 1960-1964.
      • 58. Harvard Medical School IV Psychiatric Service, 1960-1964.
      • 59. Harvard Medical School IV Psychiatric Service, 1960-1964.
      • 60. Harvard Medical School Reports of regular and elective [psychiatric] students.
      • 61. Harvard University social relations [course syllabus.]
      • 62. Harvard School of Public Health.
      • 63. Harvard University Training Program for Social Scientists in Medicine.
      • Massachusetts Mental Health center.
      • 64. Correspondence [Mass. Mental Health Center.]
      • 65. Faculty meeting, Mass. Mental Health Center, 1960.
      • 66. Funkenstein, Dr. Daniel [Harvard Medical School and Mass. Department of Mental health] correspondence, 1954-1958.
      • 67. Greenblatt, Dr. Milton [Harvard Medical School and Mass. Department of Mental health] correspondence.
      • 68. Semrad, Dr. Elvin [Harvard Medical School and Mass. Department of Mental health] correspondence.
      • 69. Metropolitan State Conference, February 26, 1960.
      • 70. Gaebler Children's Unit, Dr. Warren T. Vaughn Jr., Director.
    • McLean Hospital
      • 71. McLean Hospital.
      • 72. McLean Hospital annual report, 1962.
      • 73. Stanton, Dr. Alfred H. [McLean Hospital], 1955-1964.
      • 74. Psychiatric Teaching in the Second Year, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, 1951.
    • Simmons School of Social Work.
      Scope and Content: Grete Bibring was 'special lecturer on Analytic Psychology' at Simmons School of Social Work.
      • 75. Correspondence [Simmons School of Social Work], 1946-1964.
      • 76. Correspondence [Simmons School of Social Work], 1946-1964.
      • 77. Correspondence [Simmons School of Social Work], 1946-1964.
      • 78. Simmons Social Work program description [white paper],
      • 79. Examinations Questions, 1953-1963.
      • 80. Simmons College Teaching Schedule, 1953-1962.
      • 81. "Human Behavior" IV, Grete Bibring lectures and drafts.
      • 82. "Human Behavior" V, Grete Bibring lectures and drafts.
      • 83. "Human Behavior" VI, syllabi, lecture and class notes, reading lists, 1944-1951.
      • 84. "The Psychosomatic Approach to Medical Illness," 1955-1956.
      • 85. Faculty meetings, Simmons School of Social Work.
      • 86. Simmons School of Social Work, Plan for psychiatric social work student training unit, Beth Israel Hospital, 1950.
    • 87. Rexford, Dr. Eveoleen [Thom Clinic and Harvard Medical School training program in child psychiatry.]
    • 88. Tufts III, Teaching [BI and Tufts teaching program], 1954-1957.
    • 89. Veterans Administration.
    • Yale Child Study
      • 90. Provence, Sally, Yale Child Study Center.
      • 91. Correspondence [Yale Medical School.]
      • 92. Unfiled material, 1954-1964.
  • D: Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Hospital Records,1951-1965. .6 cubic feet in two document boxes.
    Scope and Content: Notes on staff meetings, patient consulting notes, and letters of recommendations resulting from Bibring's work at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Hospital.
    Access Restrictions: Subseries D contains personal and patient information that is restricted for 80 years from the date of creation. The end of the restriction period is noted with each folder.
    • Box 13: Folders 1-15.
    • 1. Beth Israel Hospital consulting, 1951.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 2. Beth Israel Hospital consulting, 1952-1955.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 3. Beth Israel Hospital patient notes, 1955-1959.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 4. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1951-1952.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 5. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1952-1953.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 6. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting 1952-1953.
      [Papers removed from previous folder.]
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 7. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1953-1954.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 8. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1954-1955.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 9. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, April, 1955.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 10. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1955-1956.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 11. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1955-1957.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 12. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1957-1958.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 13. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1958-1959.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 14. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1959-1960.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2040.
    • 15. Beth Israel Hospital Big staff meeting, 1963-1964.
    • Box 14: Folders 1-14.
    • 1. Beth Israel Hospital Small staff meeting, 1949-1950.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2039.
    • 2. Beth Israel Hospital Small staff meeting, 1950-1951.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2039.
    • 3. Beth Israel Hospital Small staff meeting, 1953-1954.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2039.
    • 4. Beth Israel Hospital Small staff meeting, 1955-1957.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2039.
    • 5. Beth Israel Hospital Small staff meeting, 1957-1958.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2039.
    • 6. Beth Israel Hospital Small staff meeting, 1958-1959.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2039.
    • 7. Beth Israel Hospital, correspondence (personnel).
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2029.
    • 8. Letters of recommendation, former staff.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2045.
    • 9. Letters of recommendation, former staff.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2045.
    • 10. Letters of recommendation, former staff.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2045.
    • 11. Letters of recommendation, Harvard Medical School.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2045.
    • 12. Letters of recommendation, Harvard Medical School.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2045.
    • 13. Letters of recommendation, Harvard Medical School.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2045.
    • 14. Letters of recommendation, Harvard Medical School.
      Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2045.
  • E: Affiliation, Committees and Lectures, 1949-1975. 3 cubic feet in three record cartons.
    Scope and Content: Includes pamphlets, newsletters, correspondence, audiocassettes, and notes produced from Bibring's group and committee work.
    Arrangement: In two separate files, arranged alphabetically by organization name. Audiocassette titles have been taken from original cassette boxes. Audiocassettes listed in sub-series E are housed in box 53.
    • 1. File #1.
      • Box 15: Folders 1-51.
      • 1. Alpha Omega Alpha.
      • 2. American Academy of Arts and Science, "New England Assembly on the Population Dilemma" meeting records, 1964.
      • 3. American Orthopsychiatric Association, 1961.
      • 4. American Psychoanalytic Association conference, San Francisco, 1958.
      • 5. Austen Riggs.
      • 6. Bazelon, David [U.S. Court of Appeals.]
      • 7. Beth Israel Hospital Large Staff Conference papers re: potential publication, 1962.
      • 8. Beth Israel Hospital misc.
      • 9. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute: Grete Bibring discussion, 1963.
      • 10. Brandeis: Living Biography, a conversation between Bruner, Hardy, Bibring, 1967.
      • 11. Brandeis Psychological Counseling center.
      • 12. CAPS [Center for Advanced Psychoanalytic Studies], 1964.
      • 13. Children's Bureau, Washington, DC: re: Technical Advisory Committee, 1949.
      • 14. Children's Bureau, Advisory Committee on Training, 1951.
      • 15. Children's Bureau, Rheumatic Fever Advisory Committee.
      • 16. Clark University Centennial, 1957.
      • 17. Commonwealth Fund conference panel, 1957.
      • 18. Commonwealth Fund-- correspondence, 1957.
      • 19. Congress on Criminology, 1955.
      • 20. COPE [Committee on Psychoanalytic Education.]
      • 21. Cope, Oliver, and Alice, 1965, 1975.
      • 22. Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Barchilon, Jose, "Analysis of a Woman with Incipient Rheumatoid Arthritis."
      • 23. Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University "Ross Pediatric Research Conference" correspondence, 1957.
      • 24. Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yeshiva University "Ross Pediatric Research Conference," Grete Bibring notes, 1957.
      • 25. "Psychological Implications of Current Pediatric Practice" Report of the Twenty-fourth Ross Pediatric Research Conference [pamphlet], 1957.
      • 26. "Psychological Implications of Current Pediatric Practice" Report of the Twenty-fourth Ross Pediatric Research Conference [draft], 1957.
      • 27. "Psychological Implications of Current Pediatric Practice" Report of the Twenty-fourth Ross Pediatric Research Conference [draft], 1957.
      • 28. "Psychological Implications of Current Pediatric Practice"Report of the Twenty-fourth Ross Pediatric Research Conference
        [material prepared by Dr. Barbara Korsch.]
      • 29. First International Congress on Psychosomatic Medicine and Childbirth, Paris, France. "Some Specific Psychological Tasks in Pregnancy" Grete Bibring, 1962.
      • 30. Sigmund Freud Archives, interview with Grete Bibring, 1962.
      • 31. GAP [Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry], Committee on Social Issues, 1962.
      • 32. GAP [Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry] Committee on Research, 1965-1968.
      • 33. GAP [Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry], "Circular Letters" [newsletters], 1960.
      • 34. GAP Circular Letters, 1960.
      • 35. GAP Circular Letters, 1961.
      • 36. GAP Circular Letters, 1962.
      • 37. GAP Circular Letters, 1962.
      • 38. GAP Circular Letters, 1963.
      • 39. GAP Circular Letters, 1963.
      • 40. GAP Circular Letters, 1964.
      • 41. GAP Circular Letters, 1964.
      • 42. GAP Circular Letters, 1965.
      • 43. GAP Circular Letters, 1965.
      • 44. GAP Circular Letters, 1965.
      • 45. GAP Circular Letters, 1966.
      • 46. GAP Circular Letters, 1967.
      • 47. GAP Circular Letters, 1969.
      • 48. GAP Circular Letters, 1970.
      • 49. GAP Circular Letters, 1971.
      • 50. GAP Circular Letters, 1971.
      • 51. GAP Circular Letters, 1971.
      • Box 16: Folders 1-63.
      • 1. GAP Circular Letters, 1972.
      • 2. GAP Circular Letters, 1972.
      • 3. GAP Circular Letters, 1972.
      • 4. GAP Circular Letters, 1972.
      • 5. GAP Circular Letters, 1974-1975.
      • 6. GAP meeting, Asbury Park, NJ, 1961.
      • 7. GAP meeting, Asbury Park, NJ, 1960.
      • 8. GAP meeting, 1959.
      • 9. GAP, "Assessment of Change in Psychiatric Research: Report of GAP. Committee on Research" topics for inclusion, 1964.
      • 10. GAP, "Assessment of Change" draft report, 1964.
      • 11. GAP, "Assessment of Change" draft report, 1964.
      • 12. GAP, "Assessment of Change"draft report (sections), 1964.
      • 13. GAP, Committee on Medical Education Report, 1961.
      • 14. GAP meeting, Asbury Park, NJ, 1957.
      • 15. GAP meeting, Asbury Park, NJ, 1960.
      • 16. GAP reports and meeting notes, 1959-1962.
      • 17. GAP Social Issues group, 1962.
      • 18. GAP publications committee memos.
      • 19. GAP publications.
      • 20. GAP membership list, 1946-1961.
      • 21. Hampstead Clinic Concept Research Group, 1960-1963.
      • 22. Hampstead Clinic Concept Research Group, 1960-1963.
      • 23. Hampstead Clinic Concept Research Group, 1960-1963.
      • 24. Harvard Department of Psychiatry, Research Conference, 1964.
      • 25. Invitations.
      • 26. Judge Baker Training Center, Juvenile Delinquency.
      • 27. Kahana, Ralph, and Grete L. Bibring, "Personality Structures in Medical Management."
      • 28. Kahana, Ralph, and Grete L. Bibring, "Personality Structures in Medical Management" drafts.
      • 29. Kahana, Ralph, "The Meaning of Physical Illness," drafts.
      • 30. Kahana, Ralph J. and Grete L. Bibring; "Personality Diagnosis and Physical Illness," "Psychiatric Rounds on the Private Medical Service of a General Hospital."
      • 31. McLean Anniversary, 1961.
      • 32. Massachusetts Association for Mental Health.
      • 33. Massachusetts Medical Society, 1956.
      • 34. Mount Auburn Hospital Advisory Committee for Psychiatric Clinic.
      • 35. NIMH [National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare] Professional Services Branch meeting, 1961.
      • 36. National Institute of Mental Health Professional Services Branch meeting, 1961.
      • 37. National Institute of Mental Health Duhl, Leonard J. writings.
      • 38. National Institute of Mental Health Duhl, Leonard J. writings.
      • 39. New York Academy of Sciences, 1956.
      • 40. Oesterreichische Gesellschaft, 1958.
      • 41. Misc. papers, Wolff, Peter H., The Hampstead Child-Therapy Course and Clinic proposal, Schur, Max, and Leonard J. Friedman, 1962-1963.
      • 42. "Psychiatric Principles in Casework," correspondence, 1949.
      • 43. Radcliffe Institute.
      • 44. Reprints Requested.
      • 45. Reprints Requested.
      • 46. Sadler, Harrison.
      • 47. Simmons College School of Social Work.
      • 48. Stratton, Henry [Grune & Stratton, Inc., publisher.]
      • 49. San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute, conference (drafts), 1960.
      • 50. San Francisco Psychoanalytic Institute, conference (correspondence), 1960.
      • 51. Western Reserve University.
      • 52. Who's Who -type books.
      • 53. IV Congreso Internacional de Salud Mental, 1951.
      • 54. Professional [misc. correspondence.]
      • 55. Professional [misc. correspondence.]
      • 56. Professional [misc. correspondence.]
        Access Restrictions: Restricted until 2035.
      • 57. Professional file.
      • 58. World Federation for Mental Health.
      • 59. World Federation for Mental Health, Mexico correspondence, 1951.
      • 60. World Federation for Mental Health, Mexico City.
      • 61. World Federation for Mental Health, Mexico City, projects I and II.
      • 62. Problems of College Ages Students, Brandeis, 1957.
      • 63. Bettelheim, Bruno, "Obsolete Youth."
    • 2: File #2.
      • Box 17: Folders 1-55.
      • 1. American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
      • 2. Davis, Bernard [AAAS lecture notes and articles.]
      • 3. Brandeis University, honorary degree, 1968.
      • 4. Brandeis University, Sachar award, 1971.
      • 5. Brandeis University, advisory committee [to Mental Health Center], 1954-1976.
      • 6. Brandeis University, advisory committee [to Mental Health Center], 1954-1976.
      • 7. Brandeis University, advisory committee [to Mental Health Center], 1954-1976.
      • 8. Brandeis University, advisory committee [to Mental Health Center], 1954-1976.
      • 9. Brandeis University, advisory committee [to Mental Health Center], 1954-1976.
      • 10. Brandeis University Psychological Normality in a Revolutionary Time [symposium], 1972.
      • 11. Brandeis "living biography," 1966.
      • 12. Brandeis correspondence-- Mental Health Center, 1970-1974.
      • 13. Brandeis correspondence-- Sachar award, 1971.
      • 14. Brandeis correspondence-- Marver Bernstein, Morris Abram and A.L. Sachar, 1959-1974.
      • 15. CER [Cambridge Editorial Research, Inc.], 1964.
      • 16. Congratulations from colleagues [for appointments awards, and writings], 1962-1968.
      • 17. Clippings [re: Grete Bibring's colleagues.]
      • 18. Clippings [re: Grete Bibring's colleagues.]
      • 19. Grete Bibring biography, Naomi Chase, 1976.
      • 20. Eissler, Kurt re: Freud Archives, 1957-1977.
      • 21. Sigmund Freud Archives.
      • 22. Morton, Charles [Atlantic Monthly.]
      • 23. Margaret Mahler Research Foundation.
      • 24. Publicity [articles re: Grete Bibring], 1949-1975.
      • 25. Publicity [articles re: Grete Bibring], 1949-1975.
      • 26. Radcliffe: Administration and Students: The Educated Woman, 1973-1975.
      • Radcliffe: Administration and Students: Seminar on Educated Men and Women, Feb 19- March 5, 1973, 6 audiocassette tapes.
      • Radcliffe: Administration and Students: Seminar on Educated Men and Women, Feb 19- March 5, 1973, 6 CDs.
      • Radcliffe: Administration and Students: Seminar on Educated Men and Women, March 12-19, 1973, 4 audiocassette tapes.
      • Radcliffe: Administration and Students: Seminar on Educated Men and Women, March 12-19, 1973, 4 CDs.
      • 27. Radcliffe: Bunting, Mary, 1964-1974.
      • 28. Radcliffe: Horner, Matina, 1972-1977.
      • 29. Radcliffe Correspondence.
      • 30. Radcliffe: meetings, 1968.
      • 31. Radcliffe Quarterly articles [re: Grete L. Bibring.], 1966, 1972.
      • 32. Radcliffe programs in health care, correspondence, 1973.
      • 33. Radcliffe programs in health care, 1973-1974.
      • 34. Radcliffe programs in health care, 1973-1974.
      • 35. Radcliffe programs in health care, 1973-1974.
      • 36. Radcliffe programs in health care: notes.
      • 37. Publications, 1975-1976.
      • 38. Publications: correspondence, 1974-1976.
      • 39. "History of Psychoanalysis in the United States" and the New England Scene [Gifford, Sanford, includes panel discussion transcript], 1974-1977.
      • 40. Topeka Institute.
      • 41. Xmas 76.
      • 42. Xmas 76.
      • 43. WGBH Interview transcript.
      • 44. Requests for reprints.
      • 45. WGBH correspondence, 1973-1975.
      • 46. Correspondence, post airing.
      • 47. Correspondence, post airing.
      • 48. Channel 2, 1957.
      • 49. Channel 2, notes.
      • 50. Channel 2, notes.
      • 51. Channel 2, suggestions.
      • 52. Channel 2, quotes.
      • 53. WGBH corrected transcript.
      • 54. WGBH finances, contract.
      • 55. WGBH outreach.
    • F. Radcliffe College/ Institute,1965-1974. Subseries contains records that result from Bibring's work with Radcliffe College and Institute, predomenantly from a seminar she taught there.
      Arrangement: Arranged in date order by type of material.
      • Box 17: Folders 56-65.
      • 56. Handbook for 1968-1969.
      • 57. Press Release, 1968-1969 "Part-time Graduate Fellowship Program."
      • 58. Handbook for 1973-1974.
      • 59. Official documents and correspondence.
      • 60. Catalyst.
      • 61. Notebook I, 1965-1967.
      • 62. Notebook II, 1966-1967.
      • 63. Notebook III, 1967 1968.
      • 64. Notebook IV 1969-1970.
      • 65. Notebook V, 1970-1971.
      • Box 18: Folders 1-19.
      • 1. Notebook VI: South House Seminar, 1970-1971.
      • 2. Notebook II (2), 1972-1973.
      • 3. Radcliffe seminar I, 1965-1966.
      • 4. Radcliffe seminar I: correspondence, 1965-1966.
      • 5. Radcliffe seminar II, 1966-1967.
      • 6. Radcliffe seminar II: correspondence, 1966-1967.
      • 7. Radcliffe seminar III, 1967-1968.
      • 8. Radcliffe seminar III: correspondence, 1967-1968.
      • 9. Radcliffe seminar IV, 1969-1970.
      • 10. Radcliffe seminar IV: correspondence, 1969-1970.
      • 11. Radcliffe seminar V, 1970-1971.
      • 12. Radcliffe seminar V: correspondence, 1970-1971.
      • 13. Radcliffe seminar VI: correspondence, 1971-1972.
      • 14. Radcliffe seminar VI, 1971-1972.
      • 15. Radcliffe seminar VII, 1972-1973.
      • 16. Radcliffe seminar VII: correspondence, 1972-1973.
      • 17. Radcliffe Seminar: letters from trustees, 1972.
      • 18. Program for Radcliffe (capital campaign), 1967-1969.
      • 19. Radcliffe Publicity
      • Box 19: Folders 1-8.
      • 1. Radcliffe reading [articles re: women], 1972.
      • 2. Women: resource for a changing world, notes etc. [Lecture at Radcliffe]
      • 3. Women: resource for a changing world conference papers: address, Mary I. Bunting and Lady Jackson.
      • 4. Women: resource for a changing world, Session 1: Society in Prospect.
      • 5. Women: resource for a changing world, Session 3: Higher Education-- Bridge or Barrier.
      • 6. Women: resource for a changing world, Colloquium A: Biological and Psychological Bases of Sex Roles.
      • 7. Women: resource for a changing world, Colloquium B: Life Styles of Women.
      • 8. Women: resource for a changing world, Colloquium C: Women in Society-- Movement for Policy Change.
  • G: Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute 1947-1975. 2.5 cubic feet in containers
    Scope and Content: Includes pamphlets, newsletters, correspondence, notes, publications, and drafts produced from Bibring's group, committee, and psychoanalytic work with the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute.
    Arrangement: Subseries G is divided into three sub-subseries by date. 1. 1947-1954; 2. 1955-1959; 3. 1959-1975.
    • 1. Old Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Records, 1947-1954. .3 cubic feet in 1 record carton.
      Scope and Content: Records produced from Bibring's work with the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute from 1947-1954.
      Arrangement: Bibring's original arrangment was kept.
      • Box 20: Folders 1-34.
      • 1. Loan and Scholarship Committee, 1948-1952.
      • 2. Gifford, Sanford.
      • 3. VA.
      • 4. Trustees, correspondence.
      • 5. Inquiry, training analysis.
      • 6. [Constitutional] Amendments, 1950-1952.
      • 7. Amendment, Subcommittee of Education, correspondence.
      • 8. Business meetings.
      • 9. Public Health Service, grant application.
      • 10. Correspondence.
      • 11. Seminar, notes 1951-1952.
      • 12. Seminar, records, 1951-1952.
      • 13. Seminar, notes and Records, 1950-1951.
      • 14. Seminar records, 1952-1953.
      • 15. Reading Lists, Los Angeles.
      • 16. Grete L. Bibring. Personal files.
      • 17. Program Committee
      • 18. Education Committee Policy.
      • 19. Education Committee, discussion on Training.
      • 20. Education Committee left-overs, 1953-1954.
      • 21. Education Committee left-overs, 1953-1954.
      • 22. Education Committee left-overs, 1953-1954.
      • 23. Boston Psychoanalytic Society, pamphlets.
      • 24. Admissions Committee, 1951-1954.
      • 25. Education Committee correspondence, 1947-1954.
      • 26. Committee on Integrated Training in Psychiatry.
      • 27. Boston Psychiatry Clinic.
      • 28. Candidates.
      • 29. Courses, 1948-1949.
      • 30. Admissions Committee minutes, 1953.
      • 31. Coordinating Committee.
      • 32. Extension School.
      • 33. Education Committee minutes.
      • 34. Foreign visitors.
    • 2. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Records, 1955-1959. 1.2 cubic feet in 2 record cartons and 1 half document box.
      Scope and Content: Records produced from Bibring's work with the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute from 1955-1959, including her presidency of the organization.
      Arrangement: Bibring's original arrangment was kept.
      • Box 20: Folders 35-88.
      • 35. Bibliographies.
      • 36. [Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute constitutional] Amendments, 1952, 1955.
      • 37. Constitution, 1952.
      • 38. Constitution, 1957.
      • 39. Committee and members lists.
      • 40. President's Advisory Committee.
      • 41. President: Officers list, 1955.
      • 42. President correspondence, 1955-1957.
      • 43. President files, 1955-1957.
      • 44. Greenblatt, Helen (secretary).
      • 45. Rexford, Eveoleen, 1952-1957.
      • 46. Executive Committee.
      • 47. United States Public Health grant.
      • 48. Bruner, Jerome, examination.
      • 49. Commonwealth Fund panel, 1957.
      • 50. Deutch Prize.
      • 51. Harris Foundation.
      • 52. Clark Centennial bust.
      • 53. Centennial Committee, 1955.
      • 54. Psychological Services, inc.
      • 55. Funds and Grants, 1955-1957.
      • 56. Annual Meeting, 1955.
      • 57. Annual Meeting, 1956.
      • 58. Annual Meeting, 1957.
      • 59. Annual Meeting, 1958.
      • 60. Bulletin of the American Psychoanalytic Society, Joseph J. Michaels, 1957.
      • 61. Tax deduction.
      • 62. Tax Exemption for Candidates, 1958.
      • 63. Tax Exemption for Candidates, 1958.
      • 64. Treasurer.
      • 65. Retirement.
      • 66. Education Committee, 1954-1955.
      • 67. Education Committee, 1955-1956.
      • 68. Education Committee, 1956.
      • 69. Education Committee, 1956-1957.
      • 70. Education Committee, 1956-1957.
      • 71. Education Committee, 1957.
      • 72. Education Committee row, 1957.
      • 73. Education Committee, 1958-1959.
      • 74. Education Committee, 1958-1959.
      • 75. Education Committee, Nominating Committee of Training Analysts, 1955.
      • 76. Education Committee, nominating committee of training analysts, 1958.
      • 77. Ethics Committee.
      • 78. Loan and Scholarship Committee.
      • 79. Research Committee.
      • 80. Business meetings, 1953-1957.
      • 81. Business meetings, 1953-1957.
      • 82. Business meetings, 1957.
      • 83. Business Committee, 1958-1959.
      • 84. Endowment Committee.
      • 85. Psychiatric Training Facility.
      • 86. Personal.
      • 87. Programs, 1956.
      • 88. Journal Club.
      • Box 21: Folders 1-37.
      • 1. Program Committee.
      • 2. Scientific Meeting.
      • 3. Scientific Meeting, 1958.
      • 4. Members meeting.
      • 5. Trustees, 1955.
      • 6. Trustees, 1956.
      • 7. Trustees, 1956.
      • 8. Trustees, 1957.
      • 9. Trustees, 1957-1958.
      • 10. Trustees, policies.
      • 11. Trustees, 1958.
      • 12. Philip Solomon Committee, 1951-1955.
      • 13. Coordinating Committee.
      • 14. Faculty Committee.
      • 15. Admissions Committee.
      • 16. Admissions Committee.
      • 17. Students Committee, 1955-1957.
      • 18. Students Committee, 1957.
      • 19. Students Committee, 1958.
      • 20. Survey [of Psychoanalytic Education.]
      • 21. American Psychiatric Association, survey committee visit.
      • 22. Curriculum Committee.
      • 23. Curriculum Committee, survey of curriculum.
      • 24. Committee on Institute Analysis.
      • 25. Financial Advisory Committee.
      • 26. Committee on Double Society Membership.
      • 27. Library.
      • 28. Practice of psychotherapy, MA legislative bill.
      • 29. Control patients pool
      • 30. Candidates/ Applicants.
      • 31. Seminar Schedule, 1954-1955.
      • 32. Correspondence to all members.
      • 33. Correspondence to all training analysts.
      • 34. Psychotherapy in Medicine, lay members.
      • 35. Reorganization.
      • 36. misc.
      • 37. misc.
      • Box 21a: Folders 1-10.
      • 1. Mss Adams
      • 2. International Psychoanalytic Association, 1952, 156-1957.
      • 3. Agenda, Business, 1956-1957.
      • 4. Trustees, 1957.
      • 5. New member seminars, 1957.
      • 6. Social relations, Medical School, 1957.
      • 7. Scientific meetings.
      • 8. Retirement Plan Committee, 1956.
      • 9. Program Committee.
      • 10. Student Committee.
    • 3. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute records, 1959-1975. 1cubic foot in 1 carton and 1 half document box.
      Scope and Content: Records produced from Bibring's work with the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute from 1959-1975.
      Arrangement: Bibring's original arrangment was kept.
      • Box 21: Folders 38-80.
      • 38. Committees on Reorganization, 1961.
      • 39. [Ad hoc committee for] Class C candidates, study of research.
      • 40. Training analysis.
      • 41. Taxation.
      • 42. Herman Dana loan fund.
      • 43. Faculty.
      • 44. Membership.
      • 45. Minutes.
      • 46. Ad hoc committee on retirement.
      • 47. Procedures.
      • 48. Reference.
      • 49. Admissions Committee.
      • 50. Committee agendas.
      • 51. Bulletin.
      • 52. Annuity.
      • 53. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, Calendar of events, 1962-1967.
      • 54. Code on professional ethics.
      • 55. Deutch prize.
      • 56. Nominating Committee.
      • 57. Post-grad development.
      • 58. Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Constitution.
      • 59. Institute and Society, misc.
      • 60. Committee on Society/ Institute relationship.
      • 61. Annual Meetings, 1963-1968.
      • 62. Annual Reports, 1960-1963.
      • 63. Annual Reports, 1960-1963.
      • 64. Annual Reports, 1960-1963.
      • 65. Agendas and Programs.
      • 66. Correspondence.
      • 67. Committee reports, 1961-1967.
      • 68. Executive Council reports.
      • 69. GAP.
      • 70. Library.
      • 71. Ad hoc committee on Joseph J. Michaels memorial.
      • 72. Ad hoc committee on privileged communication.
      • 73. Scientific meeting.
      • 74. Research Committee, 1960-1968.
      • 75. Joint Committee on Reorganization.
      • 76. Reference.
      • 77. Minutes, 1961-1962.
      • 78. Minutes, 1961-1963.
      • 79. Minutes, 1963.
      • 80. Minutes, 1964.
      • Box 22: Folders 1-16.
      • 1. Minutes, 1965.
      • 2. Minutes, 1966.
      • 3. Minutes, 1967-1970.
      • 4. Records, 1967.
      • 5. Records, 1970-1974.
      • 6. Advisory Committee on Training Analysis, 1972.
      • 7. Supervision and Consultation, 1964-1974.
      • 8. Supervision and Consultation, 1964-1974.
      • 9. Western New England Institute, Dr. Michael Green.
      • 10. Nominating Committee, 1967-1975.
      • 11. Records, 1974.
      • 12. The Dean, 1972-1974.
      • 13. Nominating Committee, 1958.
      • 14. PINE, 1972-1974.
      • 15. PINE, 1972-1974.
      • 16. PINE, 1972-1974.
  • H: American Psychoanalytic Association records, 1948-1972. 7.5 cubic feet in 7 cartons and 1 document box and 1 half document box.
    Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the American Psychoanalytic Association from 1948-1972. Contains notes, minutes, programs, and correspondence.
    Arrangement: This series is divided into 7 sub-subseries. 1. Early Records, 1948-1954; 2. Records, 1954-1957; 3. Records, 1957-1968; 4. Meeting Minutes, 1958-1963; 5. President's Records, 1961-1963; Records, 1961-1963; Former President's Records, 1963-1972. All sub-subseries are filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name. Within this alphabetizing system, material is sometimes filed together in groups together under one heading (and marked as such). As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept.
    • 1: Early records, 1948-1954. 1.2 cubic feet in two record cartons.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the American Psychoanalytic Association from 1948-1954.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name, except for the "Executive and Membership Committee" records, which are filed at the beginning of the subseries.
      • Box 23, Folders 1-101.
      • Executive and Membership Committee.
        • 1. Cincinnati midwinter meeting: Executive Council meeting, 1951.
        • 2. Committee on Affiliate Society Problems, Maryland/ Washington DC Society, 1951.
        • 3. Chicago: Minimal Standards for Training in Psychoanalysis, discussion, 1951.
        • 4. New York midwinter meeting, 1952.
        • 5. Membership Committee: accepted members [applications], 1953.
        • 6. Membership Committee, 1954.
        • 7. Membership Committee: List of New Applicants for midwinter New York, 1952-1953.
        • 8. Membership committee: additional cases, New York midwinter, 1952.
        • 9. Membership Committee, 1953.
        • 10. Membership Committee, correspondence, 1953.
        • 11. Membership Committee, correspondence, 1952-1953.
        • 12. Membership committee, information on candidates, 1952.
        • 13. New York: midwinter, board of professional standards, 1953.
        • 14. Privileged Communication.
        • 15. Bylaws, 1951.
      • 16. Aichhorn, August, Gesellschaft.
      • 17. Atlantic City, 1952.
      • 18. Affiliate Societies, Committee On 1951.
      • 19. Archives, Sigmund Freud [board], 1951.
      • 20. Arden House, Philadelphia, Anna Freud lecture, 1954.
      • 21. Arden House, Anna Freud lecture transcripts, 1954.
      • 22. Arden House, Harriman, New York, Anna Freud lecture, 1954.
      • 23. Baltimore Psychoanalytic Society.
      • 24. Bartemeier, Leo.
      • 25. Business Meeting minutes, St Louis, 1954.
      • 26. Business Meeting minutes, Los Angeles, 1953.
      • 27. Business Meeting minutes, New York, 1951.
      • 28. Board on Professional Standards minutes, Los Angeles, 1953.
      • 29. Board on Professional Standards minutes, New York, 1951.
      • 30. Cincinnati (Levine.)
      • 31. Columbia University Psychoanalytic Clinic.
      • 32. Scientific Committees (membership), 1951.
      • 33. Coordinating Committee, New York, 1953.
      • 34. Coordinating Committee, re: membership committee, 1952.
      • 35. Councilor-at-large (Grete L. Bibring.), 1952-1953.
      • 36. Detroit Psychoanalytic Society, 1950.
      • 37. Detroit Annual Meeting, 1950.
      • 38. Detroit, Character Analysis panel (Grete L. Bibring), 1950.
      • 39. Elections.
      • 40. Eitingon (Max) Fund.
      • 41. Evaluation of psychoanalytic theory study, 1948.
      • 42. Executive Committee minutes, St. Louis, 1954.
      • 43. Executive Council minutes, Nominating Committee, Los Angeles, 1953.
      • 44. Executive Council minutes, New York, 1952.
      • 45. Executive Council minutes, Cincinnati, 1951.
      • 46. Executive Council minutes, New York, 1951.
      • 47. Executive Council minutes, Detroit, 1950.
      • 48. Executive Council minutes, New York 1949.
      • 49. Federn, Ernst.
      • 50. Frosch, John.
      • 51. Gabe, Sigmund.
      • 52. Gitelson, Maxwell.
      • 53. Kronold, Edward, (Nominating Committee.)
      • 54. Incorporation.
      • 55. Institutes.
      • 56. International Committee.
      • 57. Katan, Marits, 1950.
      • 58. Kestenberg, Judith.
      • 59. Los Angeles meeting, American Psychiatric Association correspondence, 1953.
      • 60. McVeigh, John.
      • 61. Maeder, LeRoy.
      • 62. Maryland/ District of Columbia Psychoanalytic Institute.
      • 63. Membership Committee.
      • 64. Membership Committee, rules and regulations, 1954.
      • 65. Midwinter meeting, New York, 1952.
      • 66. Midwinter meeting, New York, 1951.
      • 67. Midwinter meeting, New York, 1950.
      • 68. Midwinter meeting, New York, 1949.
      • 69. Midwinter meeting, New York, 1948.
      • 70. Montreal meeting, 1949.
      • 71. New York meeting, 1947.
      • 72. Program Committee, 1952.
      • 73. Program Committee, Atlantic City, 1952.
      • 74. Program Committee, correspondence, 1951-1952.
      • 75. Program Committee, correspondence, 1951-1952.
      • 76. Program Committee, New York, 1951.
      • 77. Program Committee, Cincinnati, 1951.
      • 78. Program Committee, Cincinnati, 1951.
      • 79. Program Committee, Boston, 1952.
      • 80. Program Committee, New York, 1950.
      • 81. Program Committee, New York, abstracts, 1950.
      • 82. Program Committee, 1950.
      • 83. Program Committee, 1951-1952.
      • 84. Re-Examination of Board of Professional standards, 1952.
      • 85. Rapaport, David.
      • 86. Reading list (Philadelphia.)
      • 87. St. Louis annual meeting, 1954.
      • 88. St. Louis annual meeting, 1954.
      • 89. St. Louis annual meeting, minutes, reports, 1954.
      • 90. St. Louis annual meeting, minutes, reports, 1954.
      • 91. Spanudis, Theon.
      • 92. Stockbridge discussion, 1950.
      • 93. Task Committee report, 1952.
      • 94. Training standards, 1952-1953.
      • 95. Professional School of the Boston Psychoanalytic Institute: General Information (pamphlet), 1953.
      • 96. Training standards, 1946-1948.
      • 97. Van Der Heide, Carl.
      • 98. Whitney, Merrill.
      • 99. Zurich report, midwinter, 1949.
      • 100. Miscellaneous correspondence.
      • 101. Miscellaneous correspondence.
      • American Psychoanalytic Association Committee on Teaching Psychoanalysis in Medical School, 1948-1952.
        • Carton 24, Folders 1-19.
        • 1. Members, 1952.
        • 2. Draft minutes, notes, 1952.
        • 3. Current correspondence, 1952.
        • 4. Articles.
        • 5. Atlantic City meeting minutes, 1952.
        • 6. Membership correspondence, 1949-1951.
        • 7. Committee report drafts, 1952.
        • 8. New York meeting, correspondence, 1951.
        • 9. Miscellaneous.
        • 10. Atlantic City meeting, correspondence with members, 1952.
        • 11. Report, 1951.
        • 12. Teaching [At Harvard Medical School.]
        • 13. Teaching [At Harvard Medical School.]
        • 14. Committee records, 1949.
        • 15. Committee records, 1949.
        • 16. Committee records [Grete L. Bibring note cards], 1949.
        • 17. Committee records, 1948.
        • 18. Committee records, 1948.
        • 19. Committee records, 1948.
    • 2: American Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Records, 1954-1957 1 cubic foot in 1 record carton and 1 half document box.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the American Psychoanalytic Association from 1954-1957.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name, except for the "Executive and Membership Committee" records, which are filed at the beginning of the subseries.
      • Box 24: Folders 20-86.
      • 20. New York (midwinter) meeting, Board on Professional standards, 1954.
      • 21. New York (midwinter) meeting, Board of Professional Standards, nominating committee, 1954.
      • 22. New York (midwinter) meeting, 1954.
      • 23. New York (midwinter) meeting, 1954.
      • 24. Atlantic City meeting, miscellaneous correspondence, 1955.
      • 25. Atlantic City meeting, minutes, 1955.
      • 26. Atlantic City meeting, programs, 1955.
      • 27. Atlantic City meeting, Executive council minutes, 1955.
      • 28. Atlantic City meeting, Executive council, 1955.
      • 29. Atlantic City meeting, Board on Professional Standards, 1955.
      • 30. New York (midwinter) meeting, programs, etc., 1955.
      • 31. New York (midwinter) meeting, election [and minutes], 1955.
      • 32. New York (midwinter) meeting, election [and minutes], 1955.
      • 33. Chicago meeting, 1956.
      • 34. Chicago meeting, 1956.
      • 35. Chicago meeting, 1956.
      • 36. New York (midwinter) meeting, 1956.
      • 37. New York (midwinter) meeting, 1956.
      • 38. New York (midwinter) meeting, 1956.
      • 39. New York (midwinter) meeting, 1956.
      • "Detroit" De-accreditation of the Detroit Psychoanalytic Institute 1953-1956.
        Access Restrictions: Series II contains personal and patient information that is restricted for 80 years from the date of creation. Subseries restricted until 2036.
        • 40. Correspondence, misc. 1953.
        • 41. Correspondence: April through December, 1954.
        • 42. Gitelson, Max.
        • 43. Correspondence re: Beth Israel Hospital, 1955.
        • 44. Correspondence, December 1954 through May, 1955.
        • 45. Correspondence, December 1953 through May 1954.
        • 46. Instructors and Courses.
        • 47. Sterba, Editha.
        • 48. Detroit Psychoanalytic Society students [potential.]
        • 49. Detroit I [First year candidates.]
        • 50. Detroit II [second year candidates.]
        • 51. Detroit III [third year candidates.]
        • 51a. Detroit III [third year candidates.]
        • 52. Detroit IV [fourth year candidates.]
        • 53. Schmale, Herbert.
        • 54. Kennison, Warren.
        • 55. Parcells, Frank.
        • 56. Goldman, Abe.
        • 57. Reports.
        • 58. Evaluations [of Detroit] seminars.
        • 59. Windholz, Emmanuel.
        • 60. Dykema, Rosemary McDonald.
        • 61. Izner, Sanford.
        • 61a. Gardner, Max.
        • 62. Markson, Elliott.
        • 63. Davidson, Harold.
        • 64. Sadler, Henry.
        • 65. Jacob, Joseph.
        • 66. Stempel, Edward.
        • 67. Knight, Robert.
        • 68. Warren, Max
        • 69. Eveseef, George.
        • 70. Lipson, Channing T.
        • 71. Slutzky, Gilbert.
        • 72. Candidates at Large.
        • 73. Meng, Ralph.
        • 74. Barenholz, Benjamin.
        • 75. Courses.
        • 76. Segel, Nathan.
        • 77. Sandler, Nathaniel.
        • 78. Correspondence, 1955.
        • 79. Correspondence, 1955.
        • 80. Correspondence, 1956.
        • 81. Correspondence, 1956.
        • 82. Pious, William L.
        • 83. Detroit, new material, 1953-1955.
        • 84. Candidate list.
        • 85. New York institute, 1954-1955.
        • 86. Course descriptions.
      • Box 25: Folders 1-7
      • 1. Unfiled records and correspondence, 1954-1957
      • 2. American Psychoanalytic Association tonight, 1957.
      • 3. American Psychoanalytic Association, 1957.
      • 4. American Psychoanalytic Association, 1957.
      • 5. American Psychoanalytic Association, 1955-1957.
      • 6. Membership Committee.
      • 7. Detroit, 1956-1957.
    • 3: Records, 1957-1968. .3 cubic foot in 1 record carton.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the American Psychoanalytic Association from 1957-1968.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name
      • Carton 26: Folders 1-32.
      • 1. Roster of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1956-1957.
      • 2. Chicago meeting, Wolf Man. ["How I came into Analysis with Freud" by the Wolf Man, introduction by Muriel M. Gardiner, discussion], 1957.
      • 3. Chicago meeting, Committee on Psychoanalytic Group Therapy, 1957.
      • 4. Minutes of 1956 meetings.
      • 5. Chicago, misc. records, 1957.
      • 6. Chicago, minutes and agendas, 1957.
      • 7. New York, midwinter, 1957.
      • 8. New York, midwinter, 1958.
      • 9. New York, midwinter, 1958.
      • 10. By-laws.
      • 11. Central Fact Gathering committee, 1965, 1967.
      • 12. Correspondence, 1963-1972.
      • 13. Ad-hoc Committee on Scientific Activities, 1967-1968.
      • 14. Ad-hoc Committee on Scientific Activities, 1967-1968.
      • 15. Ad-hoc Committee on Scientific Activities, 1967-1968.
      • 16. CAPS [Center for Advanced Psychoanalytic Studies], 1963-1968.
      • 17. CAPS [Center for Advanced Psychoanalytic Studies], 1963-1968.
      • 18. Aspen [Psychoanalytic Studies at Aspen], 1971.
      • 19. COP [Committee on Organization and Planning], 1963-1964.
      • 20. Kris study group, 1971.
      • 21. Robbins, Lewis, re: nominations by mail, 1958.
      • 22. Records, 1958.
      • 23. New York, Fall Meeting, 1960.
      • 24. New York, Fall Meeting, 1959.
      • 25. Survey, 1958.
      • 26. Survey, Steering Report, 1956.
      • 27. Survey, Steering Report, 1956.
      • 28. Supplementary Material.
      • 29. Survey Correspondence.
      • 30. Survey Steering Committee, conference, Arden House [Columbia University], 1956.
      • 31. Rainbow Report [Official Report of the Survey Steering Committee to the Board of Professional Standards.]
      • 32. Proposal for a Study of Training Facilities Accredited to the American Psychoanalytic Association, Application to Public Health Service for special grant.
    • 4: Meeting Minutes 1958-1963 1 cubic foot in 1 carton and 1 document box.
      Scope and Content: Meeting minites from the American Psychoanalytic Society, 1958-1964.
      Arrangement: Sub-subseries 4 is filed chronologically.
      • Box 26: Folders 33-64.
      • 33. San Francisco: Executive Council Annual Meeting, May, 1958.
      • 34. San Francisco: Executive Council, by-laws revision, May, 1958.
      • 35. San Francisco: Annual Business Meeting, May, 1958.
      • 36. San Francisco: Board on Professional Standards meeting, May, 1958.
      • 37. New York: Annual Business Meeting, December,1958.
      • 38. New York: Executive Council Fall meeting, December, 1958.
      • 39. New York: Survey of Psychoanalytic Education: Progress Report, December, 1958.
      • 40. New York: Board on Professional Standards meeting, December, 1958.
      • 41. New York: Executive Committee Meeting, , February, 1959.
      • 42. Philadelphia, PA: Annual Business meeting of members, April, 1959.
      • 43. Philadelphia, PA: Board on Professional Standards meeting, April, 1959.
      • 44. Philadelphia, PA: Executive Council Annual Meeting, April, 1959.
      • 45. New York: Fall Business meeting of Members, December, 1959.
      • 46. New York: Board on Professional Standards meeting, December, 1959.
      • 47. New York: Executive Council Annual Meeting, December, 1959.
      • 48. Atlantic City, NJ: Executive Council Annual Meeting, May, 1960.
      • 49. Atlantic City, NJ: Annual Business Meeting of Members, June, 1960.
      • 50. Atlantic City, NJ: Board on Professional Standards meeting, June, 1960.
      • 51. New York: Executive Council Meeting, December, 1960.
      • 52. New York: Board on Professional Standards meeting, December, 1960.
      • 53. New York: Fall Business Meeting, December, 1960.
      • 54. Executive Committee meetings, 1960.
      • 55. New York: Executive Council, December, 1961.
      • 56. Meeting of Members, 1961.
      • 57. New York: Board on Professional Standards meeting, December, 1961.
      • 58. Executive Committee meetings, 1961.
      • 59. Chicago: Executive Council, May, 1961.
      • 60. Chicago: Executive Council, May, 1961.
      • 61. Chicago: Board on Professional Standards meeting, May, 1961.
      • 62. Coordinating Committee of the Board on Professional Standards, 1961.
      • 63. Executive Committee meetings, 1962.
      • 64. New York: Coordinating Committee, October, 1962.
      • Box 27: Folders 1-15.
      • 1. Toronto, Canada: Board on Professional Standards meeting, May, 1962.
      • 2. Toronto, Canada: Meeting of Members, May, 1962.
      • 3. Toronto, Canada: Executive Council, May, 1962.
      • 4. Toronto, Canada: Executive council, May, 1962.
      • 5. Toronto, Canada: Executive council, May, 1962.
      • 6. Toronto, Canada: Executive council, May, 1962.
      • 7. New York: Members meeting, December, 1962.
      • 8. New York: Executive council, December, 1962.
      • 9. New York: Executive council, December, 1962.
      • 10. New York: Executive council, December, 1962.
      • 11. New York: Board on Professional Standards meeting, December, 1962.
      • 12. St. Louis, MO: Board on Professional Standards meeting, May, 1963.
      • 13. St. Louis, MO: Meeting of Members, May, 1963.
      • 14. St. Louis, MO: Executive Council, May, 1963.
      • 15. Executive Committee meetings, 1963.
    • 5: President's records,1961-1963. 1.1 cubic feet in 2 record cartons.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work as President of the American Psychoanalytic Association from 1961-1963.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name. Within this alphabetizing system, material is sometimes filed together in groups together under one heading (and marked as such).
      • Box 28: Folders 1-61.
      • 1. Organizational system.
      • 2. Presidential Address, 1963.
      • 3. President's Job 1961- 1963.
        (Correspondence resulting from Bibring's work as American Psychoanalytic Association president.)
      • 4. President's Job 1961- 1963.
        (Correspondence resulting from Bibring's work as American Psychoanalytic Association president.)
      • 5. President's Job, 1962-1963.
        (Correspondence resulting from Bibring's work as American Psychoanalytic Association president.)
      • 6. President's Job, 1962.
        (Contains Mt. Sinai Clinical Center pamphlet.)
      • 7. President's Job
        (Correspondence resulting from Bibring's work as American Psychoanalytic Association president.)
      • 8. American Psychoanalytic Association membership records, 1961- 1965.
      • 9. American Psychoanalytic Association membership [meeting programs.]
      • 10. By-laws.
      • 11. By-laws, 1958-1963.
      • 12. American Psychoanalytic Association Expenses.
      • 13. Organizational Issues, 1962- 1963.
      • 14. Consultants' Gifts, 1962-1963.
      • Financial
        • 15. Dues, 1962-1963.
        • 16. Reimbursement for Committee Members (Treasurer.)
        • 17. Treasurer, David Kairys, 1961-1963.
        • 18. Budget (Treasurer), 1962-1963.
        • 19. Budget (Treasurer), 1962-1963.
        • 20. Brody, Morris W., Treasurer-elect.
        • 21. Secretary, Heinz Kohunt, 1962-1963.
        • 22. President elect, Leo Rangell, 1961-1962 .
        • 23. President elect, David Beres, 1962-1963.
        • 24. President-elect, Grete L. Bibring, 1961-1962.
      • Membership
        • 25. Resignation of Members.
        • 26. Honorary membership and life membership, 1961-1963.
        • 27. Strachey, James [honorary membership], 1959.
        • 28. Newsletter, 1961-1965.
        • 29. Newsletter, 1961-1965.
        • 30. Schedules, May Meeting, 1963.
        • 31. Joint American Psychoanalytic Association and American Psychiatric Association Meeting.
        • 32. American Psychoanalytic Association Meetings, 1960.
      • Committees and Programs
        • 33. Nominating Committee, 1961-1963.
        • 34. Arrangements Committee, 1961-1963.
        • 35. Charles Frederick Menninger Award Committee, 1961-1963.
        • 36. Finance for COPE, 1961-1962.
        • 37. Committee on Indexing and Classification of Psychoanalytic Literature.
        • 38. Program committee, 1962-1963.
        • 39. Program committee, 1962- 1963.
        • 40. Program committee, 1962-1963.
        • 41. Workshops, pregnancy, 1962-1963.
        • 42. Program committee, 1961-1962.
        • 43. Program committee, 1961-1962.
        • 44. Committee on Public Information, 1962-1963.
        • 45. Committee on Public Information, 1962-1963.
        • 46. Committee on Public Information, 1962-1963.
        • 47. Committee on Public Information, 1961-1962.
        • 48. Action of Mental Health (Public Information), 1962-1963.
        • 49. Committee on Liaison with South and Central American Colleagues.
        • 50. Pan American Congress, 1964.
        • 51. Latin America [COPAL, Coordinating Committee of the Latin American Psychoanalytical Organizations, 1961-1962.
      • Post-graduate Social Problems
        • 52. Post-graduate development, 1961-1963.
        • 53. Post-graduate development, 1961-1963.
        • 54. SOS Social Problems, 1962-1963.
        • 55. Committee on Social Problems, 1961-1963.
        • 56. Committee on Social Problems, 1961-1963.
        • 57. Committee on Social Problems, 1961-1963.
        • 58. Social Issues, 1950-1952,[pamphlet.]
        • 59. Committee on the Study of Taxation and Psychoanalytic Training, 1961-1963.
        • 60. Committee on the Study of Taxation and Psychoanalytic Training, 1961-1963.
        • 61. Committee on the Study of Taxation and Psychoanalytic Training, 1961-1963.
      • Box 29: Folders 1-6.
      • Bibring acting as representative to congresses
        • 1. Representative to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1961-1963.
        • 2. Representative to XXIIIrd International Congress of Psychoanalysis.
        • 3. Representative to World Federation for Mental Health, 1961-1963.
        • 4. Journal [of the American Psychoanalytic Association] -- Editorial Board.
        • 5. Journal, 1961-1963.
        • 6. Journal, 1961-1963.
    • 6: Records,1961-1963. 2.2 cubic feet in 3 record cartons.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the American Psychoanalytic Association from 1961-1963.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name. Within this alphabetizing system, material is sometimes filed together in groups together under one heading (and marked as such).
      • Box 29: Folders 7-58.
      • Accreditation
        • 7. Accreditation, 1959.
        • 8. Accreditation, 1959.
        • 9. Accreditation, 1959.
        • 10. Accreditation, 1960.
        • 11. Syllabus library.
      • Board on Professional Standards
        • 12. Chairman of the Board, Joan Fleming, M.D., 1962 1963.
        • 13. Appointments, 1961-1962.
        • 14. Secretary of the Board-- Royden Astley, M.D., 1961 1962.
        • 15. Committee on Institutes, 1962-1963.
        • 16. Committee on Institutes, Chicago, 1961.
        • 17. Committee on Institutes, Chicago, 1961.
        • 18. Committee on Institutes, 1961-1962.
        • 19. Committee on Child Analysis, 1961-1962.
        • 20. Membership Committee, 1962-1965 .
        • 21. Membership Committee, 1961-1962 .
        • 22. Committee on New Training Facilities, 1961-1962.
        • 23. Pittsburgh Institute, 1962-1963.
        • 24. Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute, 1962-1963.
        • 25. Special Problems of Training, 1962-1963.
        • 26. Special Problems of Training, 1961-1962.
        • 27. Training for Research, 1962-1963.
        • 28. Training for Research, 1962-1964.
        • 29. Irwin C Rosen, Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis.
        • 30. Training for Research, 1961-1962.
        • 31. Procedures for Reaccreditation, 1962-1963.
        • 32. Consultants (COPE), 1961-1963.
        • 33. Lewin, Bertram D. and Ross, Helen, Supervision: A Report Based on the Responses of 192 Supervisors to a Questionnaire, 1962.
        • 34. Resignation of Consultants [Bertram and Ross.]
        • 35. Resignation of Consultants [Bertram and Ross.]
        • 36. Resignation of Consultants [Bertram and Ross.]
        • 37. Resignation of Consultants [Bertram and Ross.]
        • 38. Secretary's Report-- Board on Professional Standards.
        • 39. Board on Professional Standards, minutes, 1963-1965.
        • 40. Board on Professional Standards, minutes, 1961-1962.
        • 41. Board meetings, 1961-1964.
        • 42. Board Nominee.
        • 43. Coordinating Committee-- Drafts of Minutes.
        • 44. Coordinating Committee, 1961-1963.
        • 45. Coordinating Committee, 1961-1962.
      • COPE
        • 46. COPE, 1964-1965.
        • 47. Finance Committee, 1961-1962.
        • 48. Onchiota Conference, 1961-1962.
        • 49. Curriculum Committee, 1961-1962.
        • 50. Curriculum Committee, 1961-1962.
        • 51. COPE-- Selection, 1961-1965.
        • 52. COPE-- Supervision, 1963-1965.
        • 53. COPE-- Supervision, 1962.
        • 54. COPE-- Training Analysis, 1961-1963.
        • 55. COPE-- Training Analysis, 1961-1963.
        • 56. COPE-- Training Analysis, 1961-1963.
        • 57. COPE-- Supervision Questionnaire, 1962.
        • 58. COPE records, misc.
        • Box 30: Folders 1-61.
        • 1. COPE records, 1961-1962.
        • 2. COPE minutes, 1960-1961.
        • 3. COPE records, 1960-1961.
        • 4. COPE-- Supervision, 1960-1961.
        • 5. "Technique of Supervised Analysts" panel, 1956.
      • COP [Committee on Organizing and Planning]
        • 6. COP Foreign affairs.
        • 7. COP, 1962-1963.
        • 8. COP, 1962-1963.
        • 9. COP, 1963.
        • 10. Knight, Robert P. "The Present Status of Organized Psychoanalysis in the United States" Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1953.
        • 11. COP, 1962.
        • 12. COP, 1962.
        • 13. COP, 1961-1962.
        • 14. COP, 1961-1962.
        • 15. COP, 1959-1962.
      • Committee meetings
        • 16. Executive Council, 1963-1964.
        • 17. Executive Council, 1963-1964.
        • 18. Executive Council, 1963-1964.
        • 19. Handing over president's job, 1963.
        • 20. Handing over president's job, 1963.
        • 21. Executive Council meeting, December, 1962.
        • 22. Executive Council meeting, May, 1962.
        • 23. Executive Council, agenda, 1961-1962.
        • 24. Executive Council Meeting, December, 1961.
        • 25. Executive Committee meeting , March, 1963.
        • 26. Executive Committee meeting , December, 1962.
        • 27. Executive Committee meeting , October, 1962.
        • 28. Executive Committee meeting , June, 1962.
        • 29. Executive Committee meeting , April, 1962.
        • 30. Executive Committee meeting, November, December, 1961.
        • 31. Executive Committee meeting, October, 1961.
        • 32. Executive Committee meeting, May, June, 1961.
        • 33. Executive Committee meeting, March, 1961.
        • 34. Executive Committee meetings, 1959-1961.
        • 35. Members Meeting minutes, December, 1962.
        • 36. Members Meeting, December, 1963.
        • 37. Members Meeting, May, 1963.
        • 38. Members Meeting, May, 1962.
        • 39. Members Meeting, December, 1962.
        • 40. Members Meeting, December, 1962.
        • 41. Business Meetings, 1961.
      • Relationships with other organizations
        • 42. American Academy of Psychoanalysis.
        • 43. American Medical Association.
        • 44. American Psychiatric Association.
        • 45. Sigmund Freud Archives, 1960-1962.
        • 46. Sigmund Freud Movie.
        • 47. Psychoanalytic Assistance Fund.
      • Miscellaneous and Issues
        • 48. Decentralization, 1962-1963.
        • 49. Legal Counsel, 1961-1963.
        • 50. Miscellaneous Correspondence.
        • 51. Miscellaneous Correspondence [record of letters sent, 1961-1962.]
        • 52. Psychoanalytic Dictionary.
        • 53. Dr. Colby (San Francisco) ISSUE.
        • 54. Committee on Policy and Issues.
        • 55. Detroit Issue (May meeting.)
        • 56. Sterba (Detroit.)
        • 57. Detroit Society.
        • 58. Detroit Society.
        • 59. Reaccreditation (Detroit), 1960-1965.
        • 60. Special membership.
        • 61. COP excerpts from transcripts.
        • Box 31: Folders 1-38.
        • 1. American Association for Child Analysis (Issue.)
        • 2. American Association for Child Analysis (Issue.)
        • 3. Lay Members (Issue.)
        • 4. Privileged Correspondence
          (Between Bibring and members of American Psychoanalytic Association.)
        • 5. Nomination of Officers, 1963.
        • 6. Program Committee, 1963.
        • 7. Council vs. Board vs. COP, etc.
        • 8. Gitelson Committee.
        • 9. New Application for Societies, Great Neck, Michigan (May Meeting.)
        • 10. San Franciso Lay Analysts, May Meeting, 1963.
        • 11. Licensure.
        • 12. Michigan Psychoanalytic Society (issue) NY.
        • 13. NIMH New York, December, 1962.
        • 14. Privileged Communication (issue.)
        • 15. Southern California-- New York, March, 1963.
        • 16. Southern California-- New York, March, 1963.
      • Psychoanalytic Societies
        • 17. Argentina Society.
        • 18. Canadian Psychoanalytic Society.
        • 19. Columbia University Clinic.
        • 20. Denver Psychoanalytic Society.
        • 21. Mexican Psychoanalytic Association.
        • 22. Michigan Psychoanalytic Insitute.
        • 23. New York Psychoanalytic Assocition (Society.)
        • 24. St. Louis Psychoanalytic Foundation (Society.)
        • 25. Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute.
        • 26. Topeka Institute for Psychoanalysis.
        • 27. Westchester Psychoanalytic Society.
        • 28. Western New England Psychoanalytic Society.
      • Waivers
        • 29. Waiver-- Child Analyst, Cleveland (board).
        • 30. Cleveland's Proposal for [Lay] Supervisors in Child Analysis.
        • 31. Fraiberg, Selma (Baltimore.)
        • 32. Waiver-- Los Angeles.
      • Misc. records
        • 33. Ross, Helen, consultant.
        • 34. Topeka (board.)
        • 35. American Psychoanalytic Association Representatives to Congresses.
        • 36. [Correspondence with] Executive Secretary-- Mrs. Helen Fischer, 1961-1963.
        • 37. [Correspondence with] Executive Secretary-- Mrs. Helen Fischer, 1961-1963.
        • 38. Correpsondence regarding Newsletter, 1962-1963.
    • 7: Former President's records1963-1972. .5 cubic feet in one record carton.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the American Psychoanalytic Association from 1963-1972.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name.
      • Box 31: Folders 39-69.
      • 39. CAPS, Groups I and II, 1963-1967.
      • 40. CAPS, Group III, 1963.
      • 41. CAPS, Groups IV and V, 1963-1966.
      • 42. CAPS, 1961-1964.
      • 43. CAPS, 1961-1964.
      • 44. Central Office, Educational Data.
      • 45. Executive Committee minutes, 1963-1966.
      • 46. Executive Committee minutes, 1963-1966.
      • 47. Executive Committee minutes, 1963-1966.
      • 48. Committee reports and minutes, 1966-1967.
      • 49. Committee reports and minutes, 1966-1967.
      • 50. Committee reports and minutes, 1967.
      • 51. Committee reports and minutes, 1965-1966.
      • 52. Committee reports and minutes, 1965-1966.
      • 53. Committee reports and minutes, 1964-1965.
      • 54. Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry Circular Letter, 1966.
      • 55. Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry [GAP], 1963-1966.
      • 56. American Psychoanalytic Association Meeting minutes, 1966-1967.
      • 57. American Psychoanalytic Association Meeting minutes, 1965-1966.
      • 58. American Psychoanalytic Association Meeting records, 1963-1964.
      • 59. Records, Correspondence, 1963-1970.
      • 60. Records, Correspondence, 1970-1972.
      • 61. Committee on Recognition of Research Graduates, 1968.
      • 62. Annual Meeting, 1968.
      • 63. Executive Council, 1968.
      • 64. Executive Council, 1968.
      • 65. Minutes, 1968.
      • 66. Minutes, 1966-1967.
      • 67. Minutes, 1965-1966.
      • 68. Board on Professional Standards, 1967-1968.
      • 69. Minutes, 1966.
  • I: International Psychoanalytic Association1948-1968. 2 cubic feet in 1 carton and 2 document boxes.
    Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the International Psychoanalytic Association from 1948-1968.
    Arrangement: The subseries is divided into three sub-subseries, based on Bibring's original arrangement. 1. International Psychoanalytic Association, 1948-1951; 2. 17th Congress of the International Psychoanalytic Association, 1962-1963; International Psychoanalytic Society Records, 1961-1968.
    • 1: International Psycho-analytic Society records, 1948-1951. 1.3 cubic feet in 1 record carton and 1 document box.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the International Psychoanalytic Association from 1948-1951.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name.
      • Box 32: Folders 26-95.
      • 26. Bartemeier, Leo.
      • 27. Institutes and Societies.
      • 28. Bernstein, [Lotte]-- Kirschner.
      • 29. Correspondence re: International Psycho-Analytic Association.
      • 30. Eissler, Ruth and Kurt.
      • 31. Finances.
      • 32. Foreign students.
      • 33. General Information Requests.
      • 34. Membership Rosters, 1939, 1950, 1955-7.
      • 35. Lay Analysts Screening Committee.
      • 36. Schalit, I [Israel Psa Society.]
      • 37. Treasurer's Report, 1951.
      • 38. Aichorn Geselluschaft.
      • 39. Aufreiter, Friedl.
      • 40. Aufreiter, Hans.
      • 41. Balint.
      • 42. Barrett, William.
      • 43. Bartmeier, Leo, 1950.
      • 44. Bartmeier, Leo, 1951.
      • 45. Bartmeier, Leo, 1951.
      • 46. Bartmeier, Leo, 1949.
      • 47. By-laws [American Psychoanalytic Association.]
      • 48. Bulletin [of the International Psycho-Analytical Association], 1948.
      • 49. Cuba.
      • 50. Detroit, Report on International Psycho-Analytic Association, May, 1950.
      • 51. Executive Council.
      • 52. Foulkes, S.H.
      • 53. Fleischmann, Dr. Otto, Dr. Alfred Winterstein.
      • 54. Freud, Anna film.
      • 55. Garma, Angel.
      • 56. Greenacre, Phyllis.
      • 57. Glover, Edward.
      • 58. Gross, Paula.
      • 59. Hartmann, Heinz.
      • 60. Hoffer, Willy.
      • 61. International Psycho-Analytic Association Association list.
      • 62. Officers of Societies.
      • 63. International Journal of Psycho-Analysis.
      • 64. Jones, Ernest.
      • 65. Josefowitz, Rose.
      • 66. Koch, Adelheid.
      • 67. Lampl-de Groot, Jeanne.
      • 68. Lechat, Fernand and Mme.
      • 69. Lowinson, Maxine.
      • 70. Montreal.
      • 71. Mexico.
      • 72. Maeder, Leroy.
      • 73. Matte Blanco, Ignacio.
      • 74. Neurath, Lilly.
      • 75. Prados, Miguel.
      • 76. Program drafts, Amsterdam.
      • 77. Rümke.
      • 78. Roster.
      • 79. International Psycho-Analytic Association report to American Psychoanalytic Association, Cincinatti, 1951.
      • 80. International Psycho-Analytic Association report to American Psychoanalytic Association, New York, 1950.
      • 81. International Psycho-Analytic Association report to American Psychoanalytic Association, Detroit, 1951.
      • 82. Research Committee, Glover.
      • 83. Spain.
      • 84. Statutes.
      • 85. Sharma (India.)
      • 86. Schotlaender, Felix.
      • 87. Schultz-Hencke, Heinz.
      • 88. Sarasin, Phillip.
      • 89. Spanudis, Theon.
      • 90. Stuttgart.
      • 91. Sanguinetti, Luis E.
      • 92. Tower, Lucia.
      • 93. United Nations.
      • 94. United Nations.
      • 95. United Nations.
      • Box 33: Folders 1-11.
      • 1. Vanggaard, Thorkil.
      • 2. World Federation for Mental Health.
      • 3. World Federation for Mental Health .
      • 4. Weigert, Edith.
      • 5. Zavitzianos, George.
      • 6. Zurich Congress, Research Committee.
      • 7. Zurich Congress-- Papers (drafts.)
      • 8. Zurich Congress-- Papers (drafts.)
      • 9. Zurich Report.
      • 10. Zurich Congress.
      • 11. Deceased Members of American Psychoanalytic Association.
    • 2: 17th Congress of the International Psycho-analytical Association, Amsterdam,1962-1963. .2 cubic feet in 1 record carton.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's role in planning and implementing the 17th Congress of the International Psychoanalytic Association.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name.
      • Box 32: Folders 1-25.
      • 1. Correspondence, 1962.
      • 2. Correspondence, 1962.
      • 3. Correspondence, 1962.
      • 4. Preliminary Arrangements, 1962.
      • 5. Delegates, 1962.
      • 6. Authors' Abstracts, 1962.
      • 7. Authors' Abstracts, 1962.
      • 8. Abstracts, 1962.
      • 9. Congress Program, 1962.
      • 10. Congress report, final draft, 1962.
      • 11. Papers, Klein, Melanie and Dosuzlov, Theodor, Praha, 1962.
      • 12. Papers, discussions, 1963.
      • 13. Papers, Symposium, "Role of Oedipus," 1963.
      • 14. Papers, Symposium, "Role of Oedipus," 1963.
      • 15. Papers, 1963.
      • 16. Papers.
      • 17. Papers.
      • 18. Papers, Symposium on Ego and Id.
      • 19. Papers.
      • 20. Papers.
      • 21. Papers, Different copies, recordings, etc.
      • 22. Papers, Different copies, recordings, etc.
      • 23. Papers, Different copies, recordings, etc.
      • 24. Letters requesting abstracts for Amsterdam report.
      • 25. misc.
    • 3: International Psychoanalytic Society Records, 1961-1968. .5 cubic feet in 2 document boxes.
      Scope and Content: Records Produced from Bibring's work with the International Psychoanalytic Association from 1961-1968.
      Arrangement: As much as possible, Bibring's original arrangment was kept. This series is generally filed alphabetically by committee, event, or last name.
      • Box 33: Folders 12-22.
      • 12. 122nd Bulletin of the International Psycho-Analytical Association, July, 1963.
      • 13. 23rd International Psycho-Analytical Congress, Stockholm, pamphlets, 1963.
      • 14. Constitution and by-laws.
      • 15. Records re: Société Française de Psychanalyse.
      • 16. Records, 1963.
      • 17. Correspondence, notes.
      • 18. Correspondence, notes.
      • 19. Records, 1961.
      • 20. Société Française de Psychanalyse.
      • 21. Italian Society.
      • 22. Spanish Society.
      • Box 34: Folders 1-27.
      • 1. International Psycho-Analytic Association Newsletters, 1966-8.
      • 2. Rio de Janiero, 1963.
      • 3. Uruguay.
      • 4. Gitelson, Maxwell.
      • 5. Misc. correspondence, 1963.
      • 6. Super Ego panel, Edinburgh.
      • 7. Meeting of Central Executive of the International Psycho-Analytic Association.
      • 8. Constitution and by-laws, 1961.
      • 9. Central Executive meeting topics: Norway.
      • 10. Central Executive meeting topics: Constitution and by-laws.
      • 11. Central Executive meeting topics: Italian Society.
      • 12. Central Executive meeting topics: Berlin, 1966-1968 .
      • 13. Stockholm, travel arrangements, 1962.
      • 14. Stockholm, congress location.
      • 15. Stockholm, correspondence.
      • 16. XXIIII International Psycho-Analytical Congress. Excerpta Medica International Congress Series No.68, Ansterdam, 1963.
      • 17. Société Psychoanalytique de Paris, programs, 1961.
      • 18. Edinburgh Congress, arrangements.
      • 19. Edinburgh Congress, arrangements.
      • 20. Copenhagen Congress.
      • 21. Correspondence.
      • 22. Central Executive meeting, 1961.
      • 23. Edinburgh, Central Executive meeting minutes.
      • 24. Finance.
      • 25. Hospitality Committee, 1963.
      • 26. Berlin Psychoanalytic Insitute.
      • 27. Institutes and Societies, misc.