The following texts by Hannah Arendt have been included in the Hannah Arendt Archive:

• Des jeunes s'en vont chez eux, published on 28 June 1935, in: Le journal juif, p. 8.

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• Le reclassement professionnel de la Jeunesse, without bibliographical references.
• Rahel Varnhagen et Goethe, published in 1934, in: Cahiers Juifs.
• Un guiede de la Jeunesse: Martin Buber, published on 24 April 1935, in: Le journal juif, p. 7.

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The archive received the following texts by Arendt from the Leo Baeck Institute (New York):

• History and Purpose of the IHUD, August 1948
• Nature and History. A lecture by Hannah Arendt, 28 pages
• The Essentials of Jewish-Arab Understanding, without bibliographical references
• To Save the Jewish Homeland , 1947

The archive received the following documents from Dr Lotte Köhler (New York):

• The offprint of a journal article by Hannah Arendt, entitled: Totalitarian Imperialism: Reflections on the Hungarian Revolution, published in: The Journal of Politics, 20/I, February 1958. The offprint is annotated with handwritten corrections indicating that this text was prepared for the epilogue of the second American edition of The Origins of Totalitarianism (1958, the first was published in 1951).
• The typescript (with handwritten inserts) of Mrs Köhler's personal calendar, in which all of Hannah Arendt's meetings with her friends (Charlotte Beradt, Heinrich Blücher, Kurt Wolff and others) between 1961 and 1975 were noted.

From Dr Maren Roth (Lasky Center for Transatlantic Studies at LMU Munich), the archive received copies of two letters from Arendt (dated 30 January 1967 and 20 February 1967) to the Encounter.

We would like to point out that we are not allowed to send out copies of the newly acquired materials. However, they are freely accessible in our archive.