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The further careers of the attendants were followed closely.
Membership• Ingeborg Bachman
• Georges J. F. Z. van den Eede
• William Hsu
• Osman Amin
• Jocelyn C. Baines
• George R. Chetwynd
• John Heath-Stubbs
• Gordon C. Lee
• Carl G. Tollet
• Pierre A. Burk
• Jean Y. Calvez
• Helene d'Andlau
• Guy Dumur
• Karl Döring
• Ernst M. Paulsen
• Nicolaus Sombart
• Siegfried Unseld
• Narayan Kundammal Bhojwani
• Lakshmi Chand Jain
• P. S. Rajagopal Naidu
• Sochi Raut Roy
• Dj. Salenbu Tengah Hazil
• Harris Fadilla Sitompoel
• H. Sadeq Chubak
• Arie Sien
• Giorgio Borsa
• Silvio Radiconcini
• Maria Luisa Spazioi
• Kikuli Ito
• Kunio Nagai
• Takeshi Sakurauchi
• Shingo Suzumura
• Sung Soo Whang
• Theo J.A.M van Lier
• Truls Glesne
• Muhammad Abdul Bari
• Marghtib Siddiqui
• Federico V. Azcarate
• Ruben F. Santos
• Jaime C. Ferran
• Rafael Zavala
• Refii S. Suvla

These are the participants from 1955 for the yearly International Seminar led by Henry Kissinger at Harvard University.[1]. The fully paid six week stay had as one of its purposes to "establish better understanding among a select group of people who will be in top leadership roles in their countries in the years ahead".[2] Approximately half are from the field of the humanities and half in politics and economics.[3]

For next year's cadre, see Harvard/International Seminar/1956. For the previous year, see Harvard/International Seminar/1954. For an overview of the program itself, see Harvard/International Seminar.

Participants

  • Ingeborg Bachman - Poet and free-lance writer. Publications: Die gestundete Zeit (volume of poems), 1953; Lieder von einer Insel (poems in "Botteghe Oscure'), 1954; "Die Zikaden," (radio play), 1955.
  • Georges J. F. Z. van den Eede - Head of the Committee's Division of the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community; previously secretary of Belgian senatorial committees. Publications: essay on the structure and history of the Belgian Parliament, 1952; contributed to political and social reports issued by the Common Assembly.
  • William Hsu - Chief Editor of the Union Press which publishes the China Weekly, the Chinese Student Weekly, the Children's Paradise (fortnightly). Publications: Higher Education in Communist China; The EWA for Your School; How the Chinese Communists Treat StUaiiiIi-; Germ Warfare; Journey to Paradise.
  • Osman Amin - Professor of Philosophy at Cairo University. Publications: L'Humanisme de F. C. S. Schiller, 1939; Descartes, 1942; Les Traits Essentiels de l'Es.rit Francais, 1944; Muhammad ASTI 'la biography 19 ; Stoic Philosoptly, 1944; several philosophical essays and translations.
  • Jocelyn C. Baines - Editor at Longman's Green & Co., Publishers. Publications: various reviews in The Observer and The London Magazine; presently engaged on a critical biography of Conrad.
  • George R. Chetwynd - Member of Parliament (Labor); previously Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Local Government and Planning. Chairman of Queen Mary's Hospital for disabled ex servicemen.
  • John Heath-Stubbs - Poet and writer; Gregory Fellow in ibetry, Leeds University. Publications: The Darkling Plain (literary criticism), Charles Williams (in preparation); several volumes of verse; several translations.
  • Gordon C. Lee Financial journalist on The Economist, Member of the Editorial Staff. Publications: numerous articles on investment, taxation and accounting.
  • Carl G. Tollet- General Secretary, Finnish Foreign Trade Association. Formerly vice-president of the Finnish National Union of Students. Publications: several articles on economic policy and foreign trade in Finnish and international periodicals.
  • Pierre A. Burk - Author. Publications: articles, in Esprit and France-Observateur; presently engaged on a book entitled, Historie du Movement Francais et International.
  • Jean Y. Calvez - Professor of Social Science at the Institut Superieur de Philosophie, Chantilly. Collaborator for the Revue de l'Action Populaire, published under the auspices of the Institut Catholique, Paris. Publications: Droit international et souverainete en U.R.S.S., 1953; numerous articles in French publications.
  • Mme Helene d'Andlau - Painter, free-lance writer, literary critic and sculptor. Regular collaborator with "La Revue Francaise," "Echo," (international magazine). Publications: numerous articles (and illustrations) for British and French publications.
  • Guy Dumur - Writer, novelist, literary and dramatic critic. Publications: Les Petites Filles Modeles; Le Matin de Leurs Jours; an essay on Pirandello.
  • Karl Döring - Member of the German Foreign Service at the central office in Bonn. Formerly Counsellor of Legation at the German Embassy in Yugoslavia.
  • Ernst M. Paulsen - Personal Assistant to the Secretary of State in the Dienststelle Blank. Formerly member of the German delegation of the Interim Committee of the European Defence Community. Publications: manuscript on the trustee-ship in International Law, 1949.
  • Nicolaus Sombart - Council of Europe, Secretary of the Committee of Cultural Questions of the Consultative Assembly. Publications: Cappriccio No. 1 (novel), 1947. Ursprung der Soziologie bei Saint-Simon und Comte, etc; Beitrag zur "Einfuehrung in die Soziologie" ed. by Alfred Weber, 1955.
  • Siegfried Unseld - Member of the Board of Directors, Suhrkamp Verlag. Publications: Das Werk von Hermann Hesse - Essays on Hesse, Kafka, Loerke, Max Frisch - Characteristics of the Modern German Short Story.
  • Narayan Kundammal Bhojwani, Secretary, Department of Parliamentary Affairs, Government of India (liason between Parliament and all Ministries, Coordination of Parliamentary business of Ministries, planning of business in both Houses of Parliament). Publications: numerous articles in Indian journals.
  • Lakshmi Chand Jain - General Secretary of the Indian Cooperative Union. Publications: responsible for pdblication of several reports; articles in the All India Cooperative Review.
  • P. S. Rajagopal Naidu - Member of Parliament and an Advocate of Supreme Court of India.
  • Sochi Raut Roy - Executive Officer of the Kacoron Cotton Mills, Ltd., Calcutta. Publications: poetry ard lio7e1s written in English, Oriva and Bengali; text books; boos on sceial welfare and industrial relations subjects.
  • Dj. Salenbu Tengah Hazil - Executive assistant to the President of "Penbangunan" Ltd., Publishers and Bookcelat,rs. Publications: biographies of Jawaharlal Nehru, 1950, and Teku Umar, 1952; book on the U.N. and other International organizations) 1952.
  • Harris Fadilla Sitompoel - Editor, Merdeka; columnist, Indonesian Observer. Publications: The Reconstruction in Holland, 1948; Tanah air Kita (documentary on Indonesia).
  • H. Sadeq Chubak - Inspector, Distribution Department, National Iranian Oil Co., Tehran; Publications: numerous short stories in Persian; several translations.
  • Arie Sien - Chief Heys Editor of HAARETZ, a daily newspaper. Publications: Survey of World Press (T.A., 1946); numerous editorials, columns, features.
  • Giorgio Borsa - Head of the Eastern Asia Department, Instituto Studi Politica Internazionale; correspondent for the London Times; lecturer in Colonial History, Pavia University. Publications; The Termination of International Mandates, 1934; Gandhi and the Indian Renaissance, 1942; On the Philosophy of P. Martinetti, 1951; and other books; also several translations and articles.
  • Silvio Radiconcini - Architect; founder and editor of Matron (architectural magazine). Publications: articles in Matron, Domus, Casa belle,Stile and Architectural Design, as well as in several books.
  • Miss Maria Luisa Spazioi - Literary advisor for the Mondadori publishing firm, Milan. Publications: articles in EPoca, Tempo, Preuves, L'approda, Communite, Ta Stampa, Bellezza; poems in Poeti nuovi, 1949 Poetesse del Novecento, 1952 and in numerous reviews .
  • Kikuli Ito - Professor of Sociology, Doshisha University, Kyoto. Publications: numerous articles in professional journals, magazines and newspapers.
  • Kunio Nagai - Chief of Foreign 'xchange Section, Foreign Department, the Industrial Bank of Japan, Ltd.
  • Takeshi Sakurauchi - Chief in charge of import and export of General Merchandise Section, Foreign Trade Department, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.
  • Shingo Suzumura - Head of the Personnel Section of the Prime ministers Office. Publications: Explanation of the Ney Medical System.
  • Sung Soo Whang - Lawyer; Member of Korean National Assembly; Lecturer on Political Science and International Law, Union Christian College. Publications: History of Political Thought, 1950; Old World View and New World View, 1954
  • Theo J.A.M van Lier - Netherlands. Member of the Lower House of Parliament (Second Chamber). Publications: The Social Message of the Papal Encyclicals, 1949; articles in Socialism and Democracy (a scientific monthly).
  • Truls Glesne - Chief of the National Budget Office in the Ministry of Finance; conducting a survey on measures for defeating an economic depression.
  • Muhammad Abdul Bari - Professor of Arabic and Persian, Dacca College. Publications: Islam and Socialism, The Islamic Literature, 1951; The Faratidi Movement; Political Aims of Sayyid Ahmad Barelwi; numerous articles in Bengali.
  • Marghtib Siddiqui - News editor of Civil and Military Gazetter Lahore. Publications: Realism in Shakesyearels Last Plays, 1944; A Memorandum to Posterity, (incomplete).
  • Federico V. Azcarate - Philippines. Senior Research Assistant for the Rehabilitation Finance Corporation, Publications: articles in the Evening News Magazine; book reviews in the Evening,News and Manila Chronicle.
  • Ruben F. Santos - Chief, Uhge Administration Service, Department of Labor; professor of mercantile and labor laws, Far Eastern University, Manila; associate editor of This Week. Publications: numerous short stories, essays, poems.
  • Jaime C. Ferran - Chief of National Cultural Activities at the Spanish Union of Students. Publications: la piedra mas reciente; Desde esta orilla; Poemas del viajero. Winner of the "Ciudad de Barcelona."
  • Rafael Zavala - Lawyer; legal adviser to "Centro Industrial de Vizcaya." Publications: numerous articles in various magazines.
  • Refii S. Suvla - Professor of Economics, Istanbul University; Member of the Board of Directors, Central Bank of Turkey. Publications: La Banque Centrale de la Republique do Turvie, 1933; The Problems of International Payments in Turkey and in the riói3-27WEonomics, vol., 1949; numerous articles in Turkish and French.


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References

  1. ↑ https://findit.library.yale.edu/images_layout/fullview?parentoid=11784669
  2. ↑ https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1969/8/12/international-seminar-introduces-foreign-dignitaries-to/
  3. ↑ https://www.thecrimson.com/article/1969/8/12/international-seminar-introduces-foreign-dignitaries-to/
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