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Contents Oct 1971

Contents

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

No abstract provided.


Full Issue Oct 1971

Full Issue

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

No abstract provided.


The Forthcoming Annual Meeting Oct 1971

The Forthcoming Annual Meeting

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

1. Time and Place:

This year' s annual meeting of the SAHS will take place on Saturday, November 20, at the Embassy of Switzerland in Washington, D.C. Program and registration forms are attached to this newsletter.


Swiss Meeting Of The Swiss American Historical Society Of September 4, 1971 At The Restaurant "Innere Enge" In Bern, Dr. Lukas Burckhardt, H. K. M. Oct 1971

Swiss Meeting Of The Swiss American Historical Society Of September 4, 1971 At The Restaurant "Innere Enge" In Bern, Dr. Lukas Burckhardt, H. K. M.

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

During my visit in Switzerland in August and September, I was able to initiate the calling of a regional meeting. Dr. Lukas Burckhardt made the necessary arrangements on short notice. Here is his report.


Observations On The School Systems In The United States And Switzerland, Erich A. Klee Oct 1971

Observations On The School Systems In The United States And Switzerland, Erich A. Klee

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

One of the recurrent themes in the long history of U.S.-Swiss relations has to do with the reciprocal interest in each other's educational systems. Americans went to visit the schools and institutes of Pestalozzi and Fellenberg in the early 19th century and returned full with ideas of how to improve schools over here. They had successors who time and again hoped to get inspiration for their own work by studying how the Swiss went about the important task of educating the young.


Miscellaneous Items, Heinz K. Meier Oct 1971

Miscellaneous Items, Heinz K. Meier

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

1. Membership

Since our last newsletter we have received membership applications from the following persons and institutions:


Front Matter Feb 1971

Front Matter

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

No abstract provided.


"Report Of The Treasurer Of The Swiss American Historical Society December 18, 1969 - Decmber 12, 1970", Imre De Kosinsky Feb 1971

"Report Of The Treasurer Of The Swiss American Historical Society December 18, 1969 - Decmber 12, 1970", Imre De Kosinsky

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

I am glad to inform you that in 1970, our financial position remained favorable. This could be attributed first of all to the agreeable experience that the majority of our members had paid their annual fee without further request, although in some cases, the treasurer's efforts were required in the form of reiterated reminders, when the members seemed to have forgotten to pay their contributions. So the result is quite satisfactory, as from the 229 ordinary members 206 paid for 1970, which means a percentage of 89.95%.


The Swiss Cultural Propagada In The United States And The Swiss Amerca Historical Society Feb 1971

The Swiss Cultural Propagada In The United States And The Swiss Amerca Historical Society

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

(The afternoon session of the annual meeting of the SAHS on December 12, 1970, was devoted to a discussion of the topic of "Swiss CUltural Propaganda in the united States and the SAHS." A panel of three New York members of the SAHS had prepared remarks on the ssubject, and the members present were invited t particaate in the discussion by either commenting on the ideas of the anelists or addinng thoughts of their own. I served as moderator and the folloing is my reume of the symposium. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the panelists once …


Full Issue Feb 1971

Full Issue

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

No abstract provided.


Incorporation And Tax Exemption Feb 1971

Incorporation And Tax Exemption

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

As reported previously, "Articles of Incorporation of Swiss American Historical Society" were filed with the Recorder of Deeds, Washington, D. C., on March 23, 1970. This was a relatively smooth and simple procedure. However, the chief object of incorporating our society was reached only after considerable aditional effort.


The Seventh Annual Meeting Of The Reactivated Swiss American Historical Society, Philip R. Gelzer Feb 1971

The Seventh Annual Meeting Of The Reactivated Swiss American Historical Society, Philip R. Gelzer

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

The Seventh Annual Meeting of the reactivated Swiss American Historial Society, duly announced on page 11 of the SAHS newsletter of October 1970 (Volume VI, No. 2), was held on Saturday, December 12, 1970, at the Swiss Town House of the Swiss Benevolent Society of New York, at 35 West 67th Street, New York, N.Y from 10:30 a.m to 4:00 p.m.


New Sahs Committees, Heinz K. Meier Feb 1971

New Sahs Committees, Heinz K. Meier

Swiss American Historical Society Newsletter

The New York annual meeting of December 12, 1970, decided to create two new committees, a nominating committee and a publications committee. According to Article VI, Section 2, of the SAHS Constitution the president "shall appoint special committees for research work, the printing and publishing of pamphlets periodicals and books and such other specific activities as may be deemed necessary in carrying out the objects and purposes of this Society." Accordingly, I have appointed the following committees and charged them with the duties as outlined below. Both committees are appointed for 1971 only, this being the last year of my …


History Of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints In Switzerland, Dale Z. Kirby Jan 1971

History Of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints In Switzerland, Dale Z. Kirby

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis gives an account of the establishment and development of the LDS Church in Switzerland without attempting to record a comprehensive chronological history. Instead, emphasis has been placed on beginnings and major historical developments.

In 1850, T. B. H. Stenhouse began teaching the "restored gospel" in French-Switzerland, at Geneva. Proselyting began in German-Switzerland in 1854. Despite mob violence and opposition from the clergy, press and civil authorities, some 9,846 joined the Church and 4,700 of these emigrated to "Zion." The discouragement of emigration, along with new emphasis on missionary work and improved proselyting methods, brought an unprecedented growth in …