Correspondence with American Jewish Kartell-Convent (KC) Fraternity Inc.
Extent and Medium
27 letters
Creator(s)
- American-Jewish KC Fraternity
- Kartell Convent
Biographical History
The Kartell-Convent der Verbindungen deutscher Studenten Jüdischen Glaubens (K.C.) was an umbrella organisation of Jewish-German student fraternities. Founded in 1896 it had to cease to function in 1933. After the Second World War refugees reconstituted K.C. chapters in some of their respective countries of settlement, including the United States. See Weltsch, R. (ed.), Leo Baeck Institute Year Book, vol. 3, 1958, pp. 122-39.
Scope and Content
Correspondence regarding a meeting of K.C. members in Chicago, an article on the Jewish community in Bentschen (now Zbąszyń, Poland) Alfred Wiener contributed to a K.C. jubilee publication, and birthday notes for Frederick S. Aron, Bruno Weil, and the late Ludwig Holländer. Contained is an issue of the American Jewish K.C. Fraternity Bulletin including a brief article by Wiener on Bruno Weil.
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People
- Weil, Bruno
- Holländer, Ludwig
Subjects
- Student fraternities
- Refugees
- German-Jewish organisations
Places
- Zbaszyn
- United States