Finding Aid for the
SIEGFRIED MARCK
PAPERS, 1939-1957
(GER-064)

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Siegfried Marck Papers
Biographical Sketch

March 9, 1889 - born in Breslau, son of Alfons and Rosa Heimann Marck

December 9, 1920 - married Klara Rosenstock in Breslau

April 23, 1930 - appointed Professor in Ordinary of the Philosophical Faculty of the University of Breslau

October 1938 to September 30, 1939 - Master of Research, Faculty of Letters, at the University of Dijon

March 4, 1946 - divorce from Claire Marck, Chicago, Illinois

April 3, 1946 - married Ilse Apt

January 11, 1949 Certificate of Naturalization

February 16, 1957 Coroner's Certificate of Death, Chicago, Illinois

Siegfried Marck Papers
Scope and content note

Biographical materials, 1939–57; correspondence, in part pertaining to Thomas Mann, 1950–57; and printed materials. A native of Breslau, Marck taught at Roosevelt University from 1945.

Siegfried Marck Papers
Box and Folder List

Box 1

1. Documents

2. Correspondence

3. Wiedergutmachung Correspondence and documents

4. Miscellaneous correspondence

5. Bibliography

6. Secondary literature, reviews

7. Clippings, offprints

8. Photographs

9. Essays about Marck