A Guide to the George G. Arnakis Papers, 1918-1975

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A Guide to the George G. Arnakis Papers, 1918-1975


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	Creator:	Arnakis, George G.
	Title:	George G. Arnakis Papers
	Dates:	1918-1975
	Abstract:	Correspondence, research materials, publications, printed material, and photographs of George G. Arnakis, Professor of History at The University of Texas at Austin, 1957 to 1976.
	Accession No.:	AR 95-198; 2009-326
	OCLC No.:	948205255
	Extent:	9 feet, 4 inches
	Language:	Materials are written in Greek and English.
	Repository:	Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,The University of Texas at Austin

Biographical Note

George Georgiades Arnakis (1912-1976) was born in Constantinople (Istanbul) and became a citizen of Greece before moving to the United States of America in 1948. He taught at the University of Kansas (1948-1955) before serving The University of Texas at Austin as visiting Associate Professor of History in 1955. In 1956 and 1957 he taught at the University of Chicago and Texas Christian University, returning to UT Austin in 1957. He specialized in Near Eastern and Modern Greek History as well as in Ancient Roman and Greek History.

Dr. Arnakis served a member of multiple organizations and committees, and in 1965 he founded and served as director of the Center for Neo-Hellenic Studies.

Source:

Memoriam for George G. Arnakis on the University of Texas website

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Scope and Contents

The George G. Arnakis Papers, 1918-1975, include manuscripts, publications, research materials, correspondence, printed material, photographs, clippings, and other materials pertaining to Arnakis' career at The University of Texas at Austin, Greek authors and historians, and the history of Rumania.

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	Subjects (Persons)
		Arnakis, George Georgiades, 1912-1976
	Subjects (Organizations)
		University of Texas at Austin

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George G. Arnakis Papers, 1918-1975, Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

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Detailed Description of the Papers

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Reprints and publications, 1926-1970

Personal identification papers of Apostolos Paul Flabouras

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Eva Catafygiotu Topping, “Thalassa, Thalassa: An Essay on Kalvos,” edited manuscripts, 1970-1972

Cornelia Papacostea Danielopolu, “Historiographie Grecque en Roumanie, 1821-1866,” edited manuscripts and galley, 1970-1972

C. M. Woodhouse, “Capodistria and the Philike Hetairia,” edited manuscripts and galley, 1971-1974

A. E. Vakalopoulos, “Background and Causes of the Greek Revolution,” edited manuscripts and galley, 1970-1974

Nicholas Tgettis, “Trio for Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon,” 1967, photocopy of music score and program for concert, 1974

Lemos Greek Repertory Theatre, programs, newspaper clippings, and related material, 1960-1970 and undated

Manuscripts, 1973 and undated

Newspaper and magazine clippings in an envelope addressed to Michael Hatsos, 1969, 1970, and undated

Postcards, photographs (includes 1 photograph of Nikos Kazantzakis), newspaper clippings, playbills, and other material, 1948, 1950, 1958-1960, 1968 and undated (many postcards addressed to Michael Hatsos)

James Alexandris, “Leonas Destiny,” undated manuscript

Newspaper and journal clippings, 1921, 1923, 1925, 1946-1947, 1961, 1970

Photographs, Studio photograph of a man signed Alban, Alban Alexandrie, no date, and photograph of President Lyndon B. Johnson with Karina Tsopei (Miss Universe 1964) and Mike Manatos (Administrative Assistant to President Johnson), August 12, 1964

M. Valsa (Demetrios Valsamides), “A Cabinet Meeting: One Act Mockery in 5 Scenes,” manuscript, 1924

Newspaper and journal clippings, 1923, 1926, 1927, 1964, 1966, 1971

Greece 1967, pamphlets, clippings, manuscripts, reprints and other material

Photographs of sculptures, paintings, Gus Vali, Ulysses Lappas, and others, 1926, 1927 and undated

Prints, Galanis 1928, reprints, manuscripts, correspondence, 1960, 1964, 1965, 1975 and undated

AHEPA correspondence, 1968

United States political position of Greece and Turkey, and the Hellenic Professional Society of Illinois, correspondence, article photocopies, 1975

Correspondence, clippings, manuscript, 1928, 1929 and undated

Correspondence, clippings, pamphlets, and other material, 1963-1975, and undated

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Annotated manuscripts, reprints, and books

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New-Hellenika, Manuscripts and edited galleys, 1971-1974:

Cover and title pages

Discarded material

Mark L. Davis, “Seferis’ ‘Thrush’”

John P. Anton, “Henderson’s Treatment of Neo-Hellenic Enlightenment,” review article

Reviews

Georgios Fatouros, “Versuch Einer Interpretation Zweier Gedichte Von Solomos”

Carl R. Zimmerman, “Philhellenism in the American Press During the Greek Revlution”

Jean Dimakis, “La Chute de Missolonghi et la Politique Partisane en France”

M. Byron Raizis, “American Philhellenic Poetry, 1821-1830”

Dionysios A. Zakythinos, “Neo-Hellenic Letters and Comparative Literature”

Johannes Irmscher, “Friedrich Thierschs Philhellenische Anfange”

Stavros Deligiorgis, “A Byzantine Romance in International Perspective: The Drosilla and Charikles of Niketas Eugenianos”

Georgios Fatouros, “Uber das Volkslied....”

Harry L. Levy, “The Word ‘TOIOYTOE’ as a Euphemism”

Antonio Garzya, “Sull’ Accezione Coloristica di Formazioni da Indoeuropeo *pak-(pag) Nella Storia Della Lingua Greca”

James J. Farsolas, “The Greek Revolution in the Principalities as seen by Alexander Pushkin”

Nikolaos B. Tomadakis, “The Proclamation of Ypsilantis...and the ‘Hymn to Liberty’ by Solomos”

William Peter Kaldis, “The Evolution of Executive Power During the Greek War of Independence, 1821-1831”

George G. Arnakis, “Everett and the Question of Recognition of Greece in 1823-1824”

The Near East in Modern Times:

Outline, Part III, Professor George Arnakis, mimeographed pages

Text, pamphlet

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Telos Agras, manuscripts, correspondence, undated

Menos Anagnostopoulos, letter, manuscripts, 1925, 1928

Phoibos Anatoleas, manuscripts, 1915 and undated

Sophia Antoniades, note, 1932

P. Aravantinos, letter, 1924

Stephanos Avleos, manuscripts, 1925

Rita Boumi [-Pappa], letter, 1930

Constantine P. Cavafy, correspondence, 1924, 1928

Petros Charis, manuscript, 1924

Christos Christovasilis, letter, 1926

Irene Dendrinou, photograph, correspondence, galley proof, manuscript, 1923, 1929?, and undated

Kimon Doukas, manuscripts, 1927, 1928

Kostas N. Drakopoulos, manuscripts, correspondence, 1927-1929, 1931, 1932

Anastasios Drivas, manuscripts, 1924 and undated

Pythagoras Droussiotis, letter, manuscript, 1927, 1928

E. Eleftheriades, manuscript, undated

Kaisar Emmanouil, manuscripts, undated

Menos Filintas, manuscripts, drawing, correspondence, 1924 and undated

Romos Filyras, manuscript, 1927

Paul Floros, manuscripts, correspondence, 1927, 1928

Nikos Frambaschalis, manuscript, 1923

Anastasios N. Frangos, manuscript, 1928

Velisarios Freris, correspondence, manuscript, 1925, 1928, and undated

Photos Ghiophyllis, manuscripts, undated

Rigas Golfis, manuscripts, 1931 and undated

Lili Iakovidi (Patrikiou), manuscripts, undated

Achilleas Grammatides, manuscripts, clipping, correspondence, 1928, 1929, 1952 and undated

Nikos Hager-Boufides, manuscripts, 1928 and undated

Yannis Kapsambelis, manuscripts, 1923, 1927 and undated

Eitsa Karaiskaki, manuscript, undated

Isidoros Karalis, manuscript and reprint of portrait, undated

Vasilis Kasapakis, photograph, manuscripts, undated

Gerasimos D. Kasolas, manuscript, undated

Thrasos Kastanakis, photograph, manuscripts, correspondence, 1924, 1928, 1929, 1930, and undated

N. G. Katiforis, manuscript, undated

G. C. Katsimbalis, letter, 1925

K. N. Konstantinides, correspondence, manuscripts, 1928 and undated

Yannis Kordatos, photograph, letter, 1924

Archis Kovas, correspondence and manuscript, 1926

Nikos Laides, manuscripts, 1920

Napoleon Lapathiotis, manuscripts, 1928 and undated

Orestis Laskos, manuscript, undated

D. S. Lavrangas, manuscript, undated

Andreas Loizos, manuscript, undated

Sarantos (M. D.) Loumos, manuscripts, 1918 and undated

Miltiades Malakassis, manuscript, undated

Timos Malanos, letter and manuscript, 1928 and undated

Apostolos Mammelis, reprinted portrait sketch, correspondence, manuscripts, 1924 and undated

Apostolos Manganaris, reprinted portrait sketch, manuscripts, 1923, 1924, 1931 and undated

Spyros Mavrelis, manuscripts, undated

Aristides Mavrides, manuscripts, 1922, 1924

Andreas Michalakopoulos, letter, 1925

Phanis Michalopoulos, manuscript, undated

Marietta Minotou, correspondence, 1928, 1933

George Modis, correspondence, manuscript, 1927, 1928

Stephanos Morphis, manuscript, undated

Kostas Mousouros (actor), correspondence, 1952

Stratis Myrivilis, calling card with notes, correspondence, 1929, 1931, 1933

Melos Nikolaides, photograph, letter, 1930

Dolis Nikvas, letter, manuscript, 1928 and undated

Demetrios Oikonomides, printed portrait, correspondence, manuscript, 1929

Kostas Ouranis, correspondence, 1924

Kostis Palamas, printed portrait, correspondence, newspaper clippings, 1923 and undated

Spyros Panayotopoulos, manuscripts, undated

A. D. Papademas, manuscripts, 1928 and undated

Emmanuel Papastephanou (friend of N. Kazantzakis), correspondence, photograph, 1924

Evangelos Papanoutsos, letter, 1929

Avram Papazoglou, letter, 1933

Stylianos Paraskevas, manuscript, 1924

Kostas Paroritis, photograph, correspondence, manuscript, 1924, 1926 and undated

G. Pelleren (Hadjopoulos), photograph, manuscripts, 1923 and undated

Hubert Pernot (professor) and Lascari (lecturer), correspondence, 1928, 1929

Petimezas-Lavras, manuscript, undated

Michalis Petrides, manuscripts, correspondence, 1925, 1931 and undated

George Philanthides, manuscript, undated

Yankos Pierides, correspondence, undated

Yannis Psycharis, manuscript, correspondence, photograph, 1924, 1926, and undated

Platon Rodokanakis, manuscript, undated

Leonidas Razelos, manuscript, undated

Romain Rolland, letter, 1930

Vasilis Rotas, letter, manuscript, 1929 and undated

Louis Roussel, correspondence, photograph, 1928, 1929, and undated

N. J. Saravas, correspondence, manuscript, 1929 and undated

Rita Segopoulou, correspondence, 1928, 1931

Marinos Sigouros, letter and manuscript, 1928

Angelos Sikelianos, photocopy of poetry manuscript, newspaper clipping, undated

Iris Skaraveou, correspondence, photograph, manuscripts, 1928, 1929, and undated

John Skarimbas, correspondence, photograph, 1930

Sotiris Skipis, correspondence, newspaper clipping, manuscript, 1928 and undated

Stelios Sperantzas, manuscript, undated

G. K. Stambolis, manuscripts, 1928 and undated

Michalis D. Stasinopoulos, manuscripts, 1928 and undated

Thrasyuoulos Stavrakis, manuscript and letter, 1928 and undated

Alexander Steinmetz, correspondence, manuscript, photograph, pamphlet, 1928, 1929 and undated

Panos Tangopoulos, correspondence, newspaper clipping, 1929-1931 and undated

Athena Tarsouli, notes on cards, undated

Angelos Terzakis, correspondence, 1929, 1933

George Theotokas, correspondence, 1928, 1929, 1933

Thomas Thomopoulos (sculptor), letter, 1925

N. B. Tomadakis, letter, 1925

Michalis Tombros (sculptor), correspondence, 1924, 1928

Dionysios T. Tsakasianos, letter, manuscripts, 1928 and undated

Gerasimos Tsoukalas, manuscript, 1929

Takis Tzortzis (Georgis), manuscripts, undated

G. Vafopoulos, correspondence, manuscript, 1929 and undated

M. Visanthis (=M. Hatsos) and family, correspondence, photographs, and other materials, 1923-1925, 1927, 1952, 1962, 1964, and undated

M. Valsas, manuscripts, 1921, 1924, 1927, 1928, 1930, 1933

Kostas Varnalis, manuscript, 1927

John Vassos, correspondence, newspaper clippings, pamphlet, 1928, 1929, 1932, and undated

Olga Vatidou, manuscripts, 1923

Alexander Veinoglou, correspondence, manuscripts, photograph with college application, 1929, 1930-1932

Marios Vayanos, manuscripts, 1923-1927 and undated

Kostas Velmyras, manuscripts, undated

Elias Venezis, correspondence, 1952 and undated

Petros Vlastos, correspondence, 1928

Demosthenes Voutyras, photograph, correspondence, and manuscript, 1924, 1929

Yannis Vouvakis, manuscripts, undated

Panayotis Vrisimtzakis, manuscript, letter, photograph, 1928, 1929

Antonis Yalouris, manuscript, undated

Gregorios Xenopoulos, correspondence, 1929, 1931

Antonis Yalouris, galley proof, letter, two photographs of portraits, 1926 and undated

Other correspondence and manuscripts, 1919-1932

Manuscripts, including “The Orthodox Church and the Greek People,” by George Arnakis and others unidentified

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A Modern Greek-English Dictionary, manuscript

Neo-Hellenika, manuscripts and edited galleys, 1970

Eric P. Hamp, “On the Frequency of Lexical Finals in Modern Greek”

Demetrios Moutsos, “Two Derivatives of a Common Source in Medieval and Modern Greek”

Kostas Kazazis, “A case of interference in the Greek Grammar of a Trilingual Child”

Kostas Kazazis, “The Bulgarian-Greek Dictionary of the Bulgarian Academy”

Donald M. Nicol, “Philadelphia and the Tagaris Family

D. J. Delivanis, The Greek Economy and the West”

D. I. Polemis, “A Note on the Origin of the Title...”

Thanos Vaghenas, “Three Castles of the Morea Identified”

Anthony Bryer, “The Tourkokrati in the Pontos”

G. Ch. Papacharalampous, “Perideipna in Cyrus: An Ancient Custom”

Costas P. Kyrris, “The Cypriote Family of Soderini and Other Cypriotes in Venice”

George G. Arnakis, “The First American Volunteer in the Greek Revolution: George Jarvis”

M. Byron Raizis, “Solomos and the Britannic Muses”

Evanghelos Moutsopoulos, “La Conception de L’histoire dans la Pensee Grecque du Dix-neuvieme Siecle”

Eva Catafygiotu Topping, “Seferis ‘Mycenae’: A Tragic Lyric”

Introduction and Layout for Volume I

Review articles

Center for Neo-Hellenic Studies Bulletin, manuscripts

Number 1, Fall 1967

Number 2, Fall 1968

Number 3, Winter 1969-70

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Research files on Rumania

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Research files on Rumania

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Research files on Rumania

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Research files on Rumania

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