Letter from Herman Mark to Max Bredig, June 1927
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Herman Francis Mark (1895-1992) was an Austrian chemist known for his contributions to polymer science, X-ray diffraction, and his work at IG Farben. In 1938 Mark started preparing to leave Austria. He was unable to make it out of the country before Hitler invaded Austria and he was sent to a Gestapo prison. After his release, he was able to immigrate to America by first entering Canada. He continued his research in polymers in Brooklyn, New york.
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Mark, H. F. (Herman Francis). “Letter from Herman Mark to Max Bredig, June 1927,” June 1927. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 8, Folder 34. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/ft5wr2e.
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27. 6.
Lieber Herr Dr. Bredig!
Vielen herzlichen Dank für Ihren Brief. Ihr Gesuch ist da, wurde vorgemerkt und wird jetzt schon langsam erledigt; ich werde es zunächst einmal eine Zeitlang liegen lassen und dann langsam die nächsten Schritte tun, denn soviel ich verstehe kommt es Ihnen darauf an Zeit zu gewinnen. Wer auch für mich Ihr Eintritt nicht drängt, lässt sich das wohl gut machen.
Viele herzliche Grüsse!
Ihr ergebener
Mark
27.6.
Dear Dr. Bredig,
Thank you very much for your letter. Your application is here, was recorded, and is now slowly being processed. I will let it sit for a while and then gradually take the next steps because I understand you're trying to buy time. That’s fine if nobody urges me to admit you right away.
Many warm regards!
Sincerely,
Mark
