Box 1

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Correspondence of Ernest Wiessman, U.N. Department of Social Affairs-Housing and Planning Section, U.N. Technical Assistance Administration

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Correspondence with Roy J. Boroughs, Ernest Weissman, Einer Engberg, United Nations. Department of Social Affairs. Housing and Planning Section, U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency, International Housing Activities

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Correspondence with Eleanor Hinder, United Nations. Technical Assistance Administration

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Correspondence with Donald Young, John Durand, Anatole Solow, United Nations. Bureau of Social Affairs-Director in charge of population, International Social Science Council, Organization of American States. Division of Housing and Town Planning

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Correspondence with Constantine Doxiadis, Charles C. Arliotis, National Mortgage Bank of Greece, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, Housing and Home Finance Agency. International Housing Section

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Studies and reports by Roy Burroughs, George Speer, Jan Bommer, Yves Salaun, U.N. Economic Commission for Europe, U.N. Department of Social Affairs-Housing and Planning Section, U.S. Economic Cooperative Administration Mission in Greece, International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, National Mortgage Bank of Greece

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Correspondence with the National Mortgage Bank of Greece

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Correspondence with the National Mortgage Bank of Greece

Scope and Contents From the Series: In 1954 Constantine Doxiadis renewed aquaintences with Crane and interested him in making a report for the National Mortgage Bank of Greece on proposed housing policy, especially the financial and technical aspects. Crane was engaged by the Bank in August 1954, and according to his scheduling studied the Greek situation by reports from Greece, U.N., and U.S. agencies, then visited Greece for a field trip in March...

Scope and Contents From the Series: In 1954 Constantine Doxiadis renewed aquaintences with Crane and interested him in making a report for the National Mortgage Bank of Greece on proposed housing policy, especially the financial and technical aspects. Crane was engaged by the Bank in August 1954, and according to his scheduling studied the Greek situation by reports from Greece, U.N., and U.S. agencies, then visited Greece for a field trip in March...