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20 December 1990
Professor Joshua Lederberg
Rockefeller University
1230 York Avenue
New York, NY 10021-6399

Dear Professor Lederberg:

Last year, when I sent you an offprint of my article on
England's procurement of German science during World War II, I
mentioned that there was a group of people who exchanged
information about I.G. Farben's activities; among them I thought
you might find some information about the German chemical warfare
programs that are of interest to you.

I recently received the group's newsletter, which I am ()
enclosing. I include also a circular soliciting new group

members. I would encourage you to add your name; it is a world-

wide network including scholars and scientists from quite varied

fields. Obviously, quite a few are historians of chemistry.

Sincerely yours,
Pamela Spence Richards
Associate Professor

 
   
 

 

PS: In August I spent a delightful day in Aberdeen with
Professor R.V. Jones, who is completely recovered from his three
months in the hospital last spring.

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