Henry V. Klaasiger

Sincerely yours,

Best regards.

but I will be in touch with you when I return.

I am leaving tonight for three weeks in the Bar East

know.

months or so. As soon as I hear from him, I will let you
apout the possibility of inviting you over here for six

I have written to a friend at the Lord Foundation

you were good enough to send me earlier.

I read with great interest the two little books

and I look forward very much to seeing it.

I am grateful that you are sending me your book

all correspondence sent there, it got posted.

Your letter was sent to my home where, and as with

My dear Mr. Johnson:

Germany
I West Berlin 410
Postfach 11
Mr. Uwe Johnson

October 7, 1962

Henry V. Klaander

Sincerely yours,

Best regards.

to get together with you.

When I get back from Vietnam I would very much like

touch with you. A refusal will thus cause no embarrassment.

Incidentally, Mr. Johnson does not know that I am in

them fascinating. Is there anything you could do?

*Third Book about Achiim or Specifications about Jacop.* I consider charge his batteries. I do not know whether you have read the to come to the United States for six months to a year to re-

Uwe Johnson has just finished a novel and would like

Seminar.

*Germany and, incidentally, is an simmula of the International propably one out of two or three of the outstanding novelists in*

I am writing you today about Uwe Johnson, who is

It was good to see you at the Council the other day.

Dear Shep:

New York, New York 10023
477 Madison Avenue
The Ford Foundation
Mr. Shepard Stone

7 October 1965

THE FORD FOUNDATION

477 MADISON AVENUE
NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM

March 24, 1966

CABLE: FORDFOUND, NEWYORK
TELEPHONE: PLAZA 1-2900

MAR 28 1966

Dr. Henry A. Kissinger
Center for International Affairs
Harvard University
6 Divinity Avenue
Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Just before Mr. Stone left for a brief trip to Europe, I asked him about a reply to your letter of October 7 regarding a possible travel award to Mr. Uwe Johnson to enable him to come to the United States.

Mr. Stone was sorry that so much time had elapsed before getting a reply to you. In the meanwhile, however, Mr. Johnson will be coming to Princeton to attend the Gruppe 47 from April 22 to 25. In view of this, Mr. Stone thought we would not do anything toward a recommendation for an award.