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Single leaf, typed. Text is in French, an excerpt taken from the 1947 publication "Collectanea Ordinis Cisterciensium Reformatorum". Details Turk's work on a newly-discovered, very old version of the Carta Caritatis, and its significance to Cistercian studies.

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Single leaf, front and back. Text of the main letter is in Slovenian, and the application on the reverse side is in English. This application is mostly completed, with almost all of the fields filled out in pencil by Rev. Turk. Document is labeled "Spittal", Austria.

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...

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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 the Certificate of Good Conduct granted to Dr. Joseph Turk by the Municipality of Brig. Document is in 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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A copy of a German certificate confirming that Dr. Josef Turk was not "detrimental" to the community during his stay, from May-December 1945

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A copy, in negative, of a certificate confirming that Dr. Turk had been properly vaccinated against Smallpox. Document in English, from the office of Dr. Max H. Welti

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A copy, in negative, of a certificate confirming Dr. Turk's good conduct during his stay from December 31, 1945 through February 1948.

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A copy of a German certificate, in negative, confirming that Dr. Josef Turk was not "detrimental" to the community during his stay, from May-December 1945