His Wikipedia page says he was born in Vienna in 1905, attended medical school there, and did not immigrate to the US until 1938. I don't see any mention of a Yale connection but I have not studied his biography in any depth.
Including the papers relating to the VMS with the manuscript itself makes sense of course... but the question is why split the collection at all, if it's a donation? Why not donate the VMS and all of the papers to a single institution?
Including the papers relating to the VMS with the manuscript itself makes sense of course... but the question is why split the collection at all, if it's a donation? Why not donate the VMS and all of the papers to a single institution?

