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==Select examples==
 
==Select examples==
*[[EANSEN-LOVE, Friedrich; Eroicagasse 8/I, Vienna/XIX, Austria
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*[[Friedrich Eansen-Love]] - Editor of "Wort and Wahrheit"; Director of the Research Institute for Contemporary European Problems (Vienna LX).  
Editor of "Wort and Wahrheit"; Director of the Research Institute for  
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*[[Dominic de Gruene]] - Benedictine Priest at the Abbey of Maredsous„ Belgium. Student at Oxford specializing on English 17th century history.  
ContemporaryTüropean Ptbblems (Vienna LX).  
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*[[Michel Woitrin]]  Louvain, Belgium. Lecturer in Economics 'at the University of Louvain; Director 'for Economic Research' at the "Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales" of the University, and Editor of the "Bulletin de ,l'Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales"; Member of the Committee of Counselors, Ministry of Economic Affairs.  
BELGIUM de GRUENE, Dominic, Wadham College, Oxford, England
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*[[Torkil Kemp]] - Program Director of the Danish State Broadcasting System. Concerned primarily with educational programs.  
Benedictine Priest at the Abbey of Maredsous„ Belgium. Student at  
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*[[William Balfour]] - Research Assistant, Industrial Relations Department, University of South Wales; also lecturer for the Department of Extra-mural Studies, the W. E. A. and the Workers Educational Trade Union Committee.  
Oxford specializing on English 17th century history.  
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*[[Frederick Mulley]] - Member of Parliament (Labor); lecturer in Economics and Industrial Relations; formerly Fellow of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge.  
WOITRIN, Michel; Institut de Recherches Economiques, Place Mgr.. Ladeuze,
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*[[Dennis Walters]] - Law student at Middle Temple; Outside contributor to European service of [[British Broadcasting Corporation]].  
Louvain, Belgium.  
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*[[Victor de Pange]] - Candidate for Fellowship (Agregation); working on thesis for Oxford University; Publications:, Numerous articles in Reviews especially "La Revue des Deux Mondes."  
Lecturer in Economics 'at the University of Louvain; Director 'for Eco-
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*[[Paul M. X. Lannes]] - Lecturer at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques of the University of Paris; Research Assistant at the Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique, concentrating on historical research on France of the 19th century.  
mtmic Research' at the "Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales" of  
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*[[Marcel Moussy]] - Teacher of English, College Classique de Pontoise; Reviewer for "La Revue Theatrale"; Playwright for the French Radio. Author of "Le Dernier Métro pour Cythere," "Mississippi", "Laetitia," and "Le Sang Chaud."  
the University, and Editor of the "Bulletin de ,l'Institut de Recherches  
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*[[Monique Parent]] Assistant at the Faculty of Letters, University of Caen; Author of "English Society under Queen Anne."  
Economiques et Sociales"; Member of the Committee of Counselors, Ministry  
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*[[Hans-Geert Falkenberg]] - Graduate student at the University of Goettingen, concentrating on "Nihilism in Early German Romanticism." Critic of literature, theater and film; One of the Editors of the "Deutsche Universitäts Zeitung" Contributor to the "Deutsche Universitgts Zeitung" and the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" and other newspaper.
of Economic Affairs.  
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*[[Wilhelm Hennis]] - Parliamentary Assistant to the Social Democratic Party in the German Bundestag. Responsible primarily for Legal Affairs (Constitutional and International Law). Also, Private Secretary to Dr. Adolf Arndt, Member of the Bundestag and First Secretary of the Social Democratic Fraction.
DENMARK KEMP, Torkil; 12 Svend Troestvej, Copenhagen V, Denmark
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*[[Eleonore Kohler]] - Graduate student at University of Berlin; Editorial work for "Colloquium"  
Program Director of the Danish State Broadcasting System. Concerned  
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*[[Hermann F. P. Volle]] - Managing and contributing editor of "Europa-Archiv," Myliusstrasse 20, Frankfurt Am Main, Germany.  
primarily with educational programs.  
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*[[Shakuntala Bhalla]] - Headmistress, Lawrence School, Lovedale, Nilgiris, S. India.  
ENGLAND BALFOUR, William; 21 Lady Mary Road, Cardiff, Wales, England
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*[[Mahendra V. Desai]] - Assistant Editor, THE TIMES of India, Bombay  
Research AssiAant, Industrial Relations Department, University of South  
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*[[Balkrishna Gokbale]] - Lecturer in Indian History and Culture, St. Xavier's College, Bombay. Publications: "The Story of Ancient India," "Buddhism and Asoka," "Ancient India-History and Culture."  
Wales; also lecturer for the Department of Extra-mural Studies, the  
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*[[Stanley Joseph]] - Research Officer (Industry, Trade and Communication Division) at National Planning Commission, Government of India. .Nmerous contributions to Economic Journals and other periodicals.  
W. E. A. and the Workers Educational Trade Union Committee.  
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*[[Sutan T. Alisjabbana]] - Lecturer at the Akademi Nasional (Djakarta) in Indonesian language and literature, Indonesian cultural history and philosophy; Editor of several Indonesian magazines.  
MULLEY, Frederick, House of Commons, London, S. W. 1, England
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*[[Sam Udin]] - Head Department of General Affairs Of the N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij, d subsidiary of the Royal Dutch Shell Group. Publications: A Social-geographic investigation of the Bommelerwaard, and a social geographic analysis of the County of Huissen.  
Member of Parliament (Labor); lecturer in Economics and Industrial  
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*[[Flavia DeRossi]] - Director of the Industrial Section and Filmology Section of the Institute of Social Psychology. Publications: "A Psychological Study on Italian Movies," "The Devil in the Middle Ages."  
Relations; formerly Fellow of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge.  
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*[[Ippolito Pizzetti]] - Compiler and-producer of theatrical and literary programs. on the Third Program of the Italian Broadcasting Company.  
WALTERS, Dennis, 12A Chandos Court, Caxton Street, London, S. W. 1,
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*[[Raffaele Poggeschi]] - Lawyer; Assistant Lecturer of Civil Procedure at the University of Bologna. Member, Editorial Board of "Rivista Trimestrale di Diritto e Procedura Civile." Contributor to numerous periodicals.  
England
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*[[Valdo Zilli]] - Lecturer in Italian at the University of Lund, Sweden. Contributor to Italian journals  
Law student at Middle Temple; Outside contributor to European service  
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*[[Fujiko Isono]] - Housewife; translation staff of "Reader's Digest." Publications: ."Winter in Mongolia" and several translations.  
of British Broadcasting Corporation.  
+
*[[Umeo Kagei]] - Secretary in First Section of Bureau of Treaties, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.  
FRANCE de PANGE, Victor; 55 Rue de Varenne, Paris, France
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*[[Takeyashu Kimura]] - Professor of Economics, University of Tokyo. Publications: "Production, Capital and Capital Interest," "Mr. Keynes' General Theory," "British Labour Party" and others.  
Candidate for Fellowship (Agregation); working on thesis for Oxford  
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*[[Hideo Nishioka]] - Lecturer in Literature, Law and Engineering at the High School; Lecturer in Human Geography at'Keio University. Publications: "History of Cold and Warmth," translator of Huntington's "Mainsprings of Civilization."  
University; Publications:, Numerous articles in Reviews especially  
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*[[Tamotsu Ogata]] - Advisory Editor, THE NIPPON TIMES; evaluation and translation into English of news; training of apprentice translators and reporters.  
"La Revue des Deux Mondes."  
+
*[[Andries Ekeer]] - Hague political correspondent of the Amsterdam daily newspaper "Het Parool"; parliamentary correspondent of the Amsterdam weekly."Vrij Nederland."  
+
*[[Khursheed Abmad]] - Lawyer, Advocate of the High CoUrt, Lahore, Pakistan  
LANNES, Paul M. X., 68 Rue Bonaparte, Paris VI, France
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*[[Zahra Hilaly]] - Research Officer, Ministry of Defense, Government of Pakistan.  
Lecturer at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques of the University of Paris;  
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*[[Hashim Kidwai]] - Research Officer, Constituent Assembly of Pakistan  
Research Assistant at the Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique,  
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*[[Latif Seerwani]] - Karachi, Pakistan. Assistant Secretary, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs; Contributor to numerous periodicals, American and Pakistani.  
concentrating on historical research on France of the 19th century.  
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*[[Gonzalo B. Callanta]] - Assistant in the Office of Legal Affairs, Department of Foreign Affairs Republic of the Philippines.  
 
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*[[Clemente Roxas]] - Student, Literary Editor and Editorial Writer, FEU Advocate, Far Eastern University; PUblications: Short stories, novels and poetry.  
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*[[Antonio J. P. Villegas]] - Executive Secretary, Anti-Communist League of the Philippines.  
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*[[Neil McCallum]] - Author; "Half-Way House," "My Enemies Have Sweet Voices," "It's an Old Scottish Custom," and contributor of numerous articles to the "New Statesman & Nation."  
 
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*[[Bengt Nerman]] - General Secretary to the Swedish University Ext. Ass., Stockholm; research work on the technical aspects of the modern Swedish short story. Contributor to various periodicals.  
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MOUSSY, Marcel; 30 bis, Boulevard Jourdan, Paris 14, France.
 
Teacher of English, College Classique de Pontoise; Reviewer for "La  
 
Revue Thdatrale"; Playwright for the French Radio. Author of  
 
"Le Dernier MAtro pour Cythere," "MississippW "Laetitia," and "Le  
 
Sang Chaud."  
 
PARENT, Monique; 17 rue Gabriel Peril Saint Denis, Seine, France.
 
Assistant at the Faculty of Letters, University of Caen; Author of  
 
"English Society under Queen Anne."  
 
GERMANY FALKENBERG, Hans-Geert; 25 Wilhelm Weber Str., Goettingen (20b), Germany
 
INDIA
 
 
Graduate student at the University of Goettingen, concentrating on  
 
"Nihilism in Early German Romanticism." Critic of literature, theater  
 
and film; One of the Editors of the "Deutsche Universitats Zeitung"  
 
Contributor to the "Deutsche Universitgts Zeitung" and the "Frank-
 
furter Allgemeine Zeitung" and.  
 
HENNIS, Wilhelm; Rheinallee 51, Bad Godesberg/Rhein, Germany
 
Parliamentary Assistant to the Social Democratic Party in the German  
 
Bundestag. Responsible primarily for Legal Affairs (Constitutional  
 
and International Law). Also, Private Secretary to Dr. Adolf Arndt,  
 
Member of the Bundestag and First Secretary of the Social Democratic  
 
Fraction.  
 
KOHLER, Eleonore; Quermatenweg 160, Berlin-Zehlendorf, Germany.
 
Graduate student at University of Berlin; Editorial work for "Colloquium"  
 
VOLLE, Hermann F. P.; An der Heide 35, Oberursel, Germany
 
Managing and contributing editor of "Europa-Archiv," Myliusstrasse 20, Frankfurt  
 
Am Main, Germany.  
 
BHALLA, (Miss) Shakuntala; Lawrence School, Lovedale, Nilgiris, S. India
 
Headmistress, Lawrence School, Lovedale, Nilgiris, S. India.  
 
DESAI, Mahendra V.; c/o THE TIMES of India, Bombay, India
 
Assistant Editor, THE TIMES of India, Bombay
 
GOKBALE, Balkrishna; 13 Banganga Road, Malbar Hill, Bombay 6, India
 
Lecturer in Indian History and Culture, St. Xavier's College, Bombay.  
 
Publications: "The Story of Ancient India," "Buddhism and Asoka,"  
 
"Ancient India-History and Culture."  
 
JOSEPH, Stanley; Dufferin Bridge, Delhi 6, India
 
Research Officer (Industry, Trade and Communication Division) at National  
 
Planning Commission, Government of India. .Nmerous contributions to  
 
Economic Journals and other periodicals.  
 
 
 
 
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INDONESIA ALISJABBANA, Sutan T.; Dj. Sukabumi 36, Djakarta, Indonesia
 
Lecturer at the Akademi Nasional (Djakarta) in Indonesian language
 
and literature, Indonesian cultural history and philosophy; Editor  
 
of several Indonesian magazines.  
 
UDIN, Sam; 19 Djalan Palm, Djarkarta, Indonesia
 
Head Department of General Affairs Of the N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum  
 
Maatschappij, d subsidiary of the Royal Dutch Shell Group. Publications:  
 
A Social-geographic investigation of the Bommelerwaard, and a social  
 
geographic analysis of the County of Huissen.  
 
ITALY DEROSSI, Miss Flavia; Corso Giovanni Lanza 55, Torino, Italy
 
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Director of the Industrial Section and Filmology Section of the Institute  
 
of Social Psychology. Publications: "A Psychological Study on Italian  
 
Movies," "The Devil in the Middle Ages."  
 
PIZZETTI, Ippolito, Via Panama 62, Rome, Italy
 
Compiler and-producer of theatrical and literary programs. on the Third  
 
Program of the Italian Broadcasting Company.  
 
POGGESCHI, Raffaele; Via Mura d'Azeglio 4, Bologna, Italy
 
Lawyer; Assistant Lecturer of Civil Procedure at the University of Bologna.  
 
Member, Editorial Board of "Rivista Trimestrale di Diritto e Proce-
 
dura Civile." Contributor to numerous periodicals.  
 
ZILLI, Valdo; Via Bobolino 38, Firenze, Italy
 
Lecturer in Italian at the University of Lund, Sweden. Contributor to  
 
Italian journals  
 
ISONO, Mrs. Fujiko; 1429, 3-chome Ikebukuro, Toshima-KU, Tokyo, Japan
 
Housewife; translation staff of "Reader's Digest." Publications: ."Winter  
 
in Mongolia" and several translations.  
 
KAGEI, Umeo; Kichijoji 1871, Musashino City, Tokyo, Japan
 
Secretary in First Section of Bureau of Treaties, the Ministry of  
 
Foreign Affairs.  
 
KIMURA, Takeyashu; 443 Seijo-Machi, Setagaya-KU, Tokyo, Japan
 
Professor of Economics, University of Tokyo. Publications: "Production,  
 
Capital and Capital Interest," "Mr. Keynes' General Theory," "British  
 
Labour Party" and others.  
 
NISHIOKA, Hideo; 182 Denenchofu 4-chome, Otaku, Tokyo, Japan.
 
Lecturer in Literature, Law and Engineering at the High School; Lec-
 
turer in Human Geography at'Keio University. Publications: "History  
 
of Cold and Warmth," translator of Huntington's "Mainsprings of Civilization."  
 
 
 
 
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OGATA, Tamotsu; 122 Kirisato-cho, Ota-Ku, Tokyo, Japan
 
Advisory Editor, THE NIPPON TIMES; evaluation and translation into  
 
English of news; training of apprentice translators and reporters.  
 
THE NETHERLANDS .EKEER, Andries; Bilderdyklaan 651 Ryswyk, The Netherlands.
 
Hague political correspondent of the Amsterdam daily newspaper "Het Parool";  
 
parliamentary correspondent of the Amsterdam weekly."Vrij Nederland."  
 
PAKISTAN ABMAD, Khursheed; 5 Queen's Roads Lahore, Pakistan
 
Lawyer, Advocate of the High CoUrt, Lahore, Pakistan  
 
HILALY, (Miss) Zahra, 2 Bleakhouse Road, Karachi, Pakistan
 
Research Officer, Ministry of Defense, Government of Pakistan.  
 
KIDWAI1, Hashim; 68 Ack Ack School, Clifton, Karachi, Pakistan
 
Research Officer, Constituent Assembly of Pakistan  
 
SEERWANI, Latif; Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, Pere Hall,
 
Karachi, Pakistan.
 
Assistant Secretary, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs; Contributor  
 
to numerous periodicals, American and Pakistani.  
 
TEE PHILIPPINES CALLANTA, Gonzalo B. c/o Department of Foreign Affairs, Manila, Philippines
 
Assistant in the Office of Legal Affairs, Department of Foreign Affairs  
 
Republic of the Philippines.  
 
ROXAS, Clemente; 33F Agata, San Andres Ext., Manila, The Philippines.
 
Student, Literary Editor and Editorial Writer, FEU Advocate, Far Eastern  
 
University; PUblications: Short stories, novels and poetry.  
 
VILLEGAS, Antonio J. P. 0. Box 1211 Manila, The Philippines.
 
Executive Secretary, Anti-Communist League of the Philippines.  
 
SCOTLAND McCALLUM, Neil; 2 Ventnor Terrace Edinburgh, 91 Scotland
 
Author; "Half-Way House," "My Enemies Have Sweet Voices," "It's an Old  
 
Scottish Custom," and contributor of numerous articles to the "New  
 
Statesman & Nation."  
 
SWEDEN NERMAN, Bengt; Baltzar v Platens gata 71 uppg. 3, 1 tr. Stockholm K, Sweden.  
 
General Secretary to the Swedish University Ext. Ass., Stockholm; research
 
work on the technical aspects of the modern Swedish short story. Con-
 
tributor to various periodicals.  
 
 
 
  
 
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==References==
 
==References==
 
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Revision as of 05:49, 2 September 2022

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Membership• Friedrich Eansen-Love
• Dominic de Gruene
• Michel Woitrin
• Torkil Kemp
• William Balfour
• Frederick Mulley
• Dennis Walters
• Victor de Pange
• Paul M. X. Lannes
• Marcel Moussy
• Monique Parent
• Hans-Geert Falkenberg
• Wilhelm Hennis
• Eleonore Kohler
• Hermann F. P. Volle
• Shakuntala Bhalla
• Mahendra V. Desa
• Balkrishna Gokbale
• Stanley Joseph
• Sutan T. Alisjabbana
• Sam Udin
• Flavia DeRossi
• Ippolito Pizzetti
• Raffaele Poggeschi
• Valdo Zilli
• Fujiko Isono
• Umeo Kagei
• Takeyashu Kimura
• Hideo Nishioka
• Tamotsu Ogata
• Andries Ekeer
• Khursheed Abmad
• Zahra Hilaly
• Hashim Kidwai
• Latif Seerwani
• Gonzalo B. Callanta
• Clemente Roxas
• Antonio J. P. Villegas
• Neil McCallum
• Bengt Nerman

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Select examples

  • Friedrich Eansen-Love - Editor of "Wort and Wahrheit"; Director of the Research Institute for Contemporary European Problems (Vienna LX).
  • Dominic de Gruene - Benedictine Priest at the Abbey of Maredsous„ Belgium. Student at Oxford specializing on English 17th century history.
  • Michel Woitrin Louvain, Belgium. Lecturer in Economics 'at the University of Louvain; Director 'for Economic Research' at the "Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales" of the University, and Editor of the "Bulletin de ,l'Institut de Recherches Economiques et Sociales"; Member of the Committee of Counselors, Ministry of Economic Affairs.
  • Torkil Kemp - Program Director of the Danish State Broadcasting System. Concerned primarily with educational programs.
  • William Balfour - Research Assistant, Industrial Relations Department, University of South Wales; also lecturer for the Department of Extra-mural Studies, the W. E. A. and the Workers Educational Trade Union Committee.
  • Frederick Mulley - Member of Parliament (Labor); lecturer in Economics and Industrial Relations; formerly Fellow of St. Catherine's College, Cambridge.
  • Dennis Walters - Law student at Middle Temple; Outside contributor to European service of British Broadcasting Corporation.
  • Victor de Pange - Candidate for Fellowship (Agregation); working on thesis for Oxford University; Publications:, Numerous articles in Reviews especially "La Revue des Deux Mondes."
  • Paul M. X. Lannes - Lecturer at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques of the University of Paris; Research Assistant at the Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique, concentrating on historical research on France of the 19th century.
  • Marcel Moussy - Teacher of English, College Classique de Pontoise; Reviewer for "La Revue Theatrale"; Playwright for the French Radio. Author of "Le Dernier Métro pour Cythere," "Mississippi", "Laetitia," and "Le Sang Chaud."
  • Monique Parent Assistant at the Faculty of Letters, University of Caen; Author of "English Society under Queen Anne."
  • Hans-Geert Falkenberg - Graduate student at the University of Goettingen, concentrating on "Nihilism in Early German Romanticism." Critic of literature, theater and film; One of the Editors of the "Deutsche Universitäts Zeitung" Contributor to the "Deutsche Universitgts Zeitung" and the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" and other newspaper.
  • Wilhelm Hennis - Parliamentary Assistant to the Social Democratic Party in the German Bundestag. Responsible primarily for Legal Affairs (Constitutional and International Law). Also, Private Secretary to Dr. Adolf Arndt, Member of the Bundestag and First Secretary of the Social Democratic Fraction.
  • Eleonore Kohler - Graduate student at University of Berlin; Editorial work for "Colloquium"
  • Hermann F. P. Volle - Managing and contributing editor of "Europa-Archiv," Myliusstrasse 20, Frankfurt Am Main, Germany.
  • Shakuntala Bhalla - Headmistress, Lawrence School, Lovedale, Nilgiris, S. India.
  • Mahendra V. Desai - Assistant Editor, THE TIMES of India, Bombay
  • Balkrishna Gokbale - Lecturer in Indian History and Culture, St. Xavier's College, Bombay. Publications: "The Story of Ancient India," "Buddhism and Asoka," "Ancient India-History and Culture."
  • Stanley Joseph - Research Officer (Industry, Trade and Communication Division) at National Planning Commission, Government of India. .Nmerous contributions to Economic Journals and other periodicals.
  • Sutan T. Alisjabbana - Lecturer at the Akademi Nasional (Djakarta) in Indonesian language and literature, Indonesian cultural history and philosophy; Editor of several Indonesian magazines.
  • Sam Udin - Head Department of General Affairs Of the N. V. De Bataafsche Petroleum Maatschappij, d subsidiary of the Royal Dutch Shell Group. Publications: A Social-geographic investigation of the Bommelerwaard, and a social geographic analysis of the County of Huissen.
  • Flavia DeRossi - Director of the Industrial Section and Filmology Section of the Institute of Social Psychology. Publications: "A Psychological Study on Italian Movies," "The Devil in the Middle Ages."
  • Ippolito Pizzetti - Compiler and-producer of theatrical and literary programs. on the Third Program of the Italian Broadcasting Company.
  • Raffaele Poggeschi - Lawyer; Assistant Lecturer of Civil Procedure at the University of Bologna. Member, Editorial Board of "Rivista Trimestrale di Diritto e Procedura Civile." Contributor to numerous periodicals.
  • Valdo Zilli - Lecturer in Italian at the University of Lund, Sweden. Contributor to Italian journals
  • Fujiko Isono - Housewife; translation staff of "Reader's Digest." Publications: ."Winter in Mongolia" and several translations.
  • Umeo Kagei - Secretary in First Section of Bureau of Treaties, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  • Takeyashu Kimura - Professor of Economics, University of Tokyo. Publications: "Production, Capital and Capital Interest," "Mr. Keynes' General Theory," "British Labour Party" and others.
  • Hideo Nishioka - Lecturer in Literature, Law and Engineering at the High School; Lecturer in Human Geography at'Keio University. Publications: "History of Cold and Warmth," translator of Huntington's "Mainsprings of Civilization."
  • Tamotsu Ogata - Advisory Editor, THE NIPPON TIMES; evaluation and translation into English of news; training of apprentice translators and reporters.
  • Andries Ekeer - Hague political correspondent of the Amsterdam daily newspaper "Het Parool"; parliamentary correspondent of the Amsterdam weekly."Vrij Nederland."
  • Khursheed Abmad - Lawyer, Advocate of the High CoUrt, Lahore, Pakistan
  • Zahra Hilaly - Research Officer, Ministry of Defense, Government of Pakistan.
  • Hashim Kidwai - Research Officer, Constituent Assembly of Pakistan
  • Latif Seerwani - Karachi, Pakistan. Assistant Secretary, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs; Contributor to numerous periodicals, American and Pakistani.
  • Gonzalo B. Callanta - Assistant in the Office of Legal Affairs, Department of Foreign Affairs Republic of the Philippines.
  • Clemente Roxas - Student, Literary Editor and Editorial Writer, FEU Advocate, Far Eastern University; PUblications: Short stories, novels and poetry.
  • Antonio J. P. Villegas - Executive Secretary, Anti-Communist League of the Philippines.
  • Neil McCallum - Author; "Half-Way House," "My Enemies Have Sweet Voices," "It's an Old Scottish Custom," and contributor of numerous articles to the "New Statesman & Nation."
  • Bengt Nerman - General Secretary to the Swedish University Ext. Ass., Stockholm; research work on the technical aspects of the modern Swedish short story. Contributor to various periodicals.


 

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