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Letters relating to Max Ernst's American citizenship status, circa 1957

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Series 1: Letters Relating to Max Ernst's American Citizenship Status , circa 1957
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This series consists of photocopies of correspondence and supporting documents regarding Max Ernst's American citizenship status. Correspondence is mainly between Ernst's wife Dorothea (Tanning) and attorney John Frank regarding Max Ernst's efforts to retain American citizenship, which was jeopardized by the McCarren Act and Ernst's extended periods of residence abroad. Many of the letters provide details of Ernst's career and give a chronology of his travels. Included is one letter from Max Ernst to John Frank.
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Letters Relating to Max Ernst's American Citizenship Status, circa 1957
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