Boris Mirkine-guetzévitch Tapuscrite Letter Signed To André Chesne

  

Signed tapuscrite letter to andré chesnier du chesne. Signed tapuscrite letter, bets, 4 July 1932, 1 page on paper at his address, andré chesne du chesne. It provides a note to be inserted in time concerning the new teaching of the Institute of International Higher Studies. The original envelope is kept.

From the Pradelle, before leaving for the Haye, asked me to ask you to have the extreme obligation to publish as the previous year, the attached small note, concerning the new teaching of the Institute of International Higher Studies. By thanking you in advance, and waiting for the pleasure of seeing you soon, I beg you to believe, dear sir, in my most cordial and very devoted feelings. Monsieur chesnier du chesne le temps 5, rue des italiens, bets.

Stock of post paris-xvi - 4 vii 1932 - rue singer. Monsieur chesnier du chesne le temps 5, rue des italiens paris ix°. Mirkine-guetzevich 14bis rue raynouard paris. English and Russian translations available on request. Tabuscrit letter signed by Boris mirkin-guetzevich is a lawyer and professor of Russian law. He was Dean of the Faculty of Law and Political Science of the Free School of High Studies of New York and Professor at the Institute of Higher International Studies of the University of Paris. André chesnier du chesne is a man of letters and a French journalist. More information about boris mirkine-guetzevich. This is an authentic letter. Our letters are accompanied by a descriptive sheet including a transcript. The invoices and cards we issue are instead of a guarantee certificate. France free shipping private carrier on request. Shiltonson letters autographs & historical documents.

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1. subtype: autograph on paper
Age: 20th century
2. theme: journalism
3. type: autograph, dedication
4. number of pages: 1