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Dear Doctor Mums
I duly received :roll" latter of several
wr,elm ago and 7.agoe looked into the cluation
,fflhieli you have presentee to me. I understand
that your app.licatton has beer, received and
is being 7,iven very careful consVeretions
I tract that the %ction will be favorable
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MEMORANDUM -FOR: MR . DIA5/
:With regard to the case of Johann Friedrich
Glum, the following is learned from the Depart-
ment of State.
On 23 June, a request was sent to Bonn for
additional information about the purposes of
Professor Glum's intended trip; a grant has not
been made officially as yet, but seems likely;
his case is before the Conference Board which
screens such revests; a recommendation will be
made in due course by this Board to the Board
of Foreign Scholarships which makes the final
decision. The length of time that this will
take is uncertain but presumably will be decided
during the summer as Professor Glum's trip, if
made, would occur during the fall.
RWF
"I July 1953
(DATE)
FORM NO. 10.101 JAN 1952 (47)
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Duli?d----/
Sometime ago you received the attached
letter from Johann Friedrich Glum. Repeated
inquiries at the State Department have
finally elicited the answer that Dr. Glum's
application has now been received. He is likely
to get favorable consideration on both a
Fulbrighttravelling fellowship and a Smith-
Mundt maintenance fellowship. Final decisions
are likely to be made in a few weeks and
Dr. Glum will be notified by the State
Department.
REL
15 June 51
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FORM NO. 10.101 JAN 1952 (47)
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Mr. Dulles asked that you follow up on this
and determine if Dr. Glum received the fellowship(s).
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JOHANN FRIEDRICH GLUM
DR. JUR. DR. SC. POL. DR. MED. H.C.
SHDD. AIIFFAHRTSALLEE 24
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, Dear Mr. Dulles,
In 1949 I had the great pleasure to be introduced to you and your wife
in your house by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hamburchen. (I stayed in their house
at Long Island.) In this time I was ministerial dirigent in the Office of
the Baverian Minister President (Mr. Hoegner ? engaged me in 1946. 1945 I
.was a German consultant in the office of General Clay in Berlin. I have
been a long time director general of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society for scientific
research in Berlin til 1937 the Nazis fired me out.) Now I am lecturing at
the University of Munich about the Western democracies and European constitu-
tional history and made now a trip to Great Britain and France to study the
development of the political and social life in both countries after the war.
In 1949 you and your wife expressed the wish I would come back to the States
for a longer time. This could be easily fulfilled, because I have applicated
for a Fulbright grant to stay quite a year in the United States wishing to
write about the political life there something like the book of Alexis de
Tocqueville Democracie en Amerique. I got the answer from Bad Goderberg that
the US Educational Commission will recommend the application to the State
Department in Washington. But I know there were some restraint because I have
been in the States before on invitation of Military Government in 1949. But
I was there only about 3 months and unfortunately from 15 of May to the end
of July (not a very good time for studying the life in USA. I think, and not
enough to write with sound authority about the States. And I wish so much to
destroy all the nonsense the people in Germany are believing about the States
and the Americans.
So if you could have a look into the division of the State Department
which will handle the case, I should be very thankful. I should like to stay
in different universities to see as much of the country as possible and to be
some time in Washington. I could give when necessary some lectures about
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German) British and French political development after the war, but I
would not like to be engaged for a long time at one place. If the appli-
cation would be approved by the State Department I should like to come over
in October this year.
With very best regards to you and to your wife
I am sincerely yours
/s/ Friedrich Glum
My wife is the sister of Barbara Kempner. I enclose my Munich address. I
shall stay at Paris til the 20th of May.
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23 September 1953
MEMORANDUM FOR MR. DULLES
You will be interested to learn that Dr. Friedrich,G1Kd
who wrote you in connection with his application for a Fulbright
grant, has been offered a joint Fulbright and Government main-
tenance grant for a period of study and travel in the United
States not to exceed 300 days. The formal notification for
Dr. Glum awaits his final security check by HICOG.
REL
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With regard to the case of Johann Friedrich GLUM,
I have learned the following: that on 23 June a request was sent to Bonn
for additional information about the purposes of his intended trip; that
a grant has not been made officially as yet, but seems likely; that his
case is before the Conference Board which screens such requests; that,
from the Board, a recommendation will be made in due course to the Board
of Foreign Scholarships which makes the final decision; and that the "due
course" action date by the Conference Board is uncertain but presumably
will be during the summer as the trip, if it is made, would be during this
Fall.
The individual to be contacted for further information
is iii'. McKiDght at Ext. 2011 or 3319.
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