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Title
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Letter to A. Robinson
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Date
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1954
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Date in document
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yes
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Formulas or calculations
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no
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Inventory number
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_022K004
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9378
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Specifiek Magazijn
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Filename
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CDM9378_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR01_022K004.pdf
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Provenance
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Jan Tinbergen
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Accrual Method
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donation
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Revised transcript
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10 December 1954
230
Professor Austin Robinson,
Sydney Sussex College,
Cambridge, England
My dear Robinson,
May I introduce to you Messrs O. KAMERLING and B.C. WILMINK, President and Vice-President respectively of the "Presiding Country Committee" of the "International Association of Students in Economics and Commercial Sciences". The meaning of their titles is that this year the Netherlands are presiding this organization of international exchange of students, which in the recent past did a tremendous piece of good work in this type of exchange. They feel, however, that the collaboration on the continent is running better than the one between the continent and the United Kingdom. They would therefore like to be in touch with such students associations or other people who might be willing to strengthen this sort of co-operation.
Since I am certain that you will take an interest in this endeavour, I venture to ask you to help these gentlemen in finding their way in Cambridge.
Yours very sincerely,
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10 December 1954
Pi?ofeasor Austin Robinson,
Sydney Sussex College,
CBiTibridge. anr^land
My dear Rolsinson,
May I introduce to you Messrs 0. KA?vïERLINQ and
B.C. V ILMITT?:, President and Vice-President respectively
of the "Presiding Country Committee" of the "International
Association of Students in T^conoraics and Corrsnorotnl riciences".
The meaning of their titles is that this year the Wetherlands are presiding this organization of international exchange of students, which in the recent -last did a treraendoua
piece of good work In this type of exchange. They feel,how«ver, that the collaboration on the continent is running be ter
than the one oetween the continent and the Unlteu Kingdom,
They would therefore like to be in touch with such students
associations or other people who might be willing to strengthen
this sort of co-operation.
Since I am certain that you will take an Interest in
this endeavoiir, I ventxire to ask you to help these gentlemen
in finding their way in Cambridge,
Youra very slncei'-ely.
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10 December 1954
Pi?ofeasor Austin Robinson,
Sydney Sussex College,
CBiTibridge. anr^land
My dear Rolsinson,
May I introduce to you Messrs 0. KA?vïERLINQ and
B.C. V ILMITT?:, President and Vice-President respectively
of the "Presiding Country Committee" of the "International
Association of Students in T^conoraics and Corrsnorotnl riciences".
The meaning of their titles is that this year the Wetherlands are presiding this organization of international exchange of students, which in the recent -last did a treraendoua
piece of good work In this type of exchange. They feel,how«ver, that the collaboration on the continent is running be ter
than the one oetween the continent and the Unlteu Kingdom,
They would therefore like to be in touch with such students
associations or other people who might be willing to strengthen
this sort of co-operation.
Since I am certain that you will take an Interest in
this endeavoiir, I ventxire to ask you to help these gentlemen
in finding their way in Cambridge,
Youra very slncei'-ely.
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10 December 1954
Pi?ofeasor Austin Robinson,
Sydney Sussex College,
CBiTibridge. anr^land
My dear Rolsinson,
May I introduce to you Messrs 0. KA?vïERLINQ and
B.C. V ILMITT?:, President and Vice-President respectively
of the "Presiding Country Committee" of the "International
Association of Students in T^conoraics and Corrsnorotnl riciences".
The meaning of their titles is that this year the Wetherlands are presiding this organization of international exchange of students, which in the recent -last did a treraendoua
piece of good work In this type of exchange. They feel,how«ver, that the collaboration on the continent is running be ter
than the one oetween the continent and the Unlteu Kingdom,
They would therefore like to be in touch with such students
associations or other people who might be willing to strengthen
this sort of co-operation.
Since I am certain that you will take an Interest in
this endeavoiir, I ventxire to ask you to help these gentlemen
in finding their way in Cambridge,
Youra very slncei'-ely.
-
10 December 1954
Pi?ofeasor Austin Robinson,
Sydney Sussex College,
CBiTibridge. anr^land
My dear Rolsinson,
May I introduce to you Messrs 0. KA?vïERLINQ and
B.C. V ILMITT?:, President and Vice-President respectively
of the "Presiding Country Committee" of the "International
Association of Students in T^conoraics and Corrsnorotnl riciences".
The meaning of their titles is that this year the Wetherlands are presiding this organization of international exchange of students, which in the recent -last did a treraendoua
piece of good work In this type of exchange. They feel,how«ver, that the collaboration on the continent is running be ter
than the one oetween the continent and the Unlteu Kingdom,
They would therefore like to be in touch with such students
associations or other people who might be willing to strengthen
this sort of co-operation.
Since I am certain that you will take an Interest in
this endeavoiir, I ventxire to ask you to help these gentlemen
in finding their way in Cambridge,
Youra very slncei'-ely.
-
10 December 1954
Pi?ofeasor Austin Robinson,
Sydney Sussex College,
CBiTibridge. anr^land
My dear Rolsinson,
May I introduce to you Messrs 0. KA?vïERLINQ and
B.C. V ILMITT?:, President and Vice-President respectively
of the "Presiding Country Committee" of the "International
Association of Students in T^conoraics and Corrsnorotnl riciences".
The meaning of their titles is that this year the Wetherlands are presiding this organization of international exchange of students, which in the recent -last did a treraendoua
piece of good work In this type of exchange. They feel,how«ver, that the collaboration on the continent is running be ter
than the one oetween the continent and the Unlteu Kingdom,
They would therefore like to be in touch with such students
associations or other people who might be willing to strengthen
this sort of co-operation.
Since I am certain that you will take an Interest in
this endeavoiir, I ventxire to ask you to help these gentlemen
in finding their way in Cambridge,
Youra very slncei'-ely.
-
10 December 1954
Pi?ofeasor Austin Robinson,
Sydney Sussex College,
CBiTibridge. anr^land
My dear Rolsinson,
May I introduce to you Messrs 0. KA?vïERLINQ and
B.C. V ILMITT?:, President and Vice-President respectively
of the "Presiding Country Committee" of the "International
Association of Students in T^conoraics and Corrsnorotnl riciences".
The meaning of their titles is that this year the Wetherlands are presiding this organization of international exchange of students, which in the recent -last did a treraendoua
piece of good work In this type of exchange. They feel,how«ver, that the collaboration on the continent is running be ter
than the one oetween the continent and the Unlteu Kingdom,
They would therefore like to be in touch with such students
associations or other people who might be willing to strengthen
this sort of co-operation.
Since I am certain that you will take an Interest in
this endeavoiir, I ventxire to ask you to help these gentlemen
in finding their way in Cambridge,
Youra very slncei'-ely.
