IMF Archives: Finding Aids
Office of the Managing Director Records
H. Johannes Witteveen Papers
OMD Correspondence
Date(s): 1973-1978 |
Content and structure
Scope and content: Series consists of general correspondence and contains correspondence sent to Managing Director H. Johannes Witteveen both from those interested in IMF issues such as stability and international monetary reform, demonetization of gold, and petrodollars, and from the general public, or those not necessarily connected to IMF business. This group of files mostly contains the original incoming correspondence with a reply from either the Managing Director, his personal assistants or the Department heads. This material is arranged in alphabetical order.
Series includes a file of correspondence with Dr. J.F.B. Nuboer, who worked with Witteveen at Robeco in the Netherlands. See also Chronological files for outgoing correspondence.
File 3/1 | General Correspondence. — 1973 |
File 3/2 | General Correspondence. — 1974 Language: Predominantly English. French. Japanese. |
File 3/3 | General Correspondence. — 1975 Language: Predominantly English. Spanish. |
File 3/4 | General Correspondence. — January-September 1976 |
File 3/5 | General Correspondence. — October-December 1976 Language: Predominantly English. German. |
File 3/6 | General Correspondence. — January-August 1977 Language: Predominantly English. German. Dutch. |
File 3/7 | General Correspondence. — August-September 1977 Language: Predominantly English. Dutch. |
File 3/8 | General Correspondence. — October-December 1977 Language: Predominantly English. Dutch. |
File 3/9 | Letters of Thanks. — 1973-1975 Language: Predominantly English. French. |
File 3/10 | Letters of Thanks. — 1976 Language: Predominantly English. Dutch. Afrikaans. |
File 3/11 | Letters of Thanks. — 1977 |
File 3/12 | Maillardoz, Marquis de (Henry de Maillardoz, Secretary General, Vatican). — 1973-1974 |
File 3/13 | Nuboer, Dr. J.F.B. — 1975 Language: Dutch. |
File 3/14 | Requests for Autographs. — 1973-1978 Language: Predominantly English. Spanish, French. |
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