Ibero-American Institute (IAI) of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation
Material:
249 ring-binders, 55 folders, 22 leaflets, 19 cases, 8 folders, 7 card boxes, 7 guest books, 32 stamps
- documents on the foundation of the institute
- institute brochures
- documentation relating to IAI publications from 1930 to 1945 (“Ensayos y Estudios” and press reaction to this publication; “Länder und Völker”; “Ejército, Marina, Aviación”; “El Observador del Reich”; Ibero-American Archive, commemorative publication 1942)
- documents on the period from 1930 to 1945 (e.g. “Latein-Amerikanische Musikvereinigung” – Latin American Music Society; “Deutsch-Spanische Gesellschaft” – German-Spanish Association; “Verein für das Deutschtum im Ausland” – Association for German Culture Abroad; visits from abroad; “Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Ibero-Amerikanischen Institute” – Working Group of the Ibero-American Institute; newspaper clippings on relations between Germany and Latin America during the period of the Third Reich; “Ausländische Besucher” 1936-1942 – “foreign visitors” 1936-1942; newspaper clippings on Venezuela 1930-1936; documents on the exhibition “Von Feuerland bis Mexiko” – From the Tierra del Fuego to Mexico – at the IAI in 1934)
- the “Behaim-Globus” project
- essays on the IAI by Bock and Hagen
- correspondence of former research department staff (Kutscher, Mönnich, Riese, 1965-1984)
- correspondence relating to the Ibero-American Archive (correspondence with authors 1974-1991, submitted manuscripts)
- IAI Christmas cards
- “Nachrichten aus der spanischen und portugiesischen Presse” (1942-1944)
- personnel files 1929-1939
- various documents on the library up until 1980
- old institute stamps
- official documents
- medals
- event programs
The majority of administrative documents, including materials on the history of the foundation of the Ibero-American Institute, are now stored in the Prussian Privy State Archives of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (Geheimes Staatsarchiv Preußischer Kulturbesitz – GStA).
Keywords: history of the IAI