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A copy, in negative, of Joseph Turk's birth record. Document is German.

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A copy, in negative, of a document that proves Dr. Turk was not listed in the Swiss Central Criminal Directory.

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4 leaves, unbound. Draws from Sermones 311, 318, and 330. Followed by commentary in Slovenian, titled "Uncanonized and Beatified Saints"

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Small slip of paper with notes in pencil. Lists Latin abbreviations and their expanded forms. Includes abbreviated forms of common words like et, est, and mihi.

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Two leaves, typed. Text alternates between Slovenian and Latin.

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Single leaf, typed. Body of text is in German. Subject line reads "Entry into Italy". Signed by Mons. Dr. Josef Turk.

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Single leaf, typed. Heading and introductory text in Slovenian, body of text is in Italian. Subject is "Moscow--The Third Rome (1448-1948)"

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Single leaf, front and back. Written in Latin on an unfinished/scrapped letter from the Chancery Office of the Archdiocese of San Francisco. Drafted in the form of a sermon or clerical epistle, it addresses theological and doctrinal topics. Heading, underlined: "Redemptio nostra et nostra in paradisum...."

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Single leaf, one side. Text is in German.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection includes research notes written in Slovenian or Latin, handwritten and typescript drafts of articles or papers composed by Turk, newspaper clippings from California papers concerning Tito and the governmental upheaval in Yugoslavia, personal documents and correspondence, canceled postage stamps from Spain, Italy, Switzerland, and Germany dated between the 1940s and early 1950s. The research papers and notes are primarily concerned with the Cisterican Statuta and important...