This fonds consists of material related to Morris Kates’ musical compositions, as orchestral works, chamber music, choral works. It contains original handwritten and printed scores. It includes Morris Kates’ correspondence with friends, students, and colleagues. The fonds gives also highlight on Morris Kates’ career as biochemist. It contains records on his scientific research works, as his thesis, articles, lab notes, conference proceedings with his presentations, photos from scientific travel and laboratory, certificates.
La collection Manuscrits français regroupe des oeuvres, parfois inédites, et la correspondance de quelques soixante-quinze auteurs français de renom dont Gustave Flaubert, Victor Hugo, George Sand, George Ribemont-Dessaignes et Jacques Baron. L’ensemble des documents représente de nombreux courants littéraires dont le romantisme, le réalisme, le symbolisme et le surréalisme.
The series consists of Imrich Stolárik's personal collections of materials as correspondence, essays, notes, clippings and photographs obtained from figures within the Slovak-Canadian community, as background research materials for his books chronicling the history of the Canadian Slovak League, and for his articles and papers on Canadian Slovak immigration. Major components of these auxiliary files are the papers of Andrej Kučera(1899-1974), founding President of the Canadian Slovak League, facilitator and active advocate of Slovak life and culture within Canadian Slovak communities; of Gabriel Kurdel (1898-1980) (born in Svëty Križ Nad Hronom, Slovakia), co-founder of the Canadian Slovak League, founder of several Slovak fraternal-benefit societies in Canada, and initiator of several Slovak-language newspapers within Canadian-Slovak communities; and those of Juraj Rondoš (1900-1985), co-founder of the Canadian Slovak League and most important sponsor of hundreds of Slovak immigrants after World War II. Smaller auxiliary files include archival documents from other well known Kučera The series has been organized in eight parts, according to the name of the individual who provided the material.
