Korea, 1945-1947, 1969
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content: Knez, Eugene I. (Eugene Irving), 1916-2010
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content: Eugene Irving Knez papers
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content: Eugene Irving Knez papers / Series 2: SUBJECT FILE
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content: Box 19
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: Archival materials
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content: Contains a memorandum from Song, Suk Ha to Knez, 1946, stating the collections that were needed and were to be exhibited before the Museum of Anthropology, Korea, could be opened. Within the memorandum there are staffing needs and a conceptual organization chart and arrangement of exhibitions. There is a copy of "Introduction of the Korean Educational Administration," 1946; list of Korean staff in the Department of Culture, National Department of Education, circa 1946; press release, "Reopening of Korean National Museum," 1945; a letter from Choe, Seung Man (1969) enclosing publications on the "Bureau of Culture, Department of Education," 1947, and "Outline of Administration of Cultural Affairs," 1946, both of which were written in Korean. The folder also includes a 1946 dispatch from Captain Knez to the United States Army requesting funds to be dispersed to Cheju Island for exhibition payment; a 1946 invitation from Kong, Sung Hak, Vice-President, Confucian Association, inviting Knez to the Confucian spring festival; a recommendation from Lt. Colonel Pittenger, 1946, for Knez to study as a graduate student at Yale University; and a postcard from Kim, Chewon about scholarships for the National Museum and an offer to bring Knez research material, December 6, 1947.