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US Embassy, London (London, UK), recipient: Lady Swaythling

Letter from the American Embassy in London to Lady Swaythling

15 September 1941

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US Embassy, London (London, UK)
Recipient
Lady Swaythling 1879–1965
Title
Letter from the American Embassy in London to Lady Swaythling
Date
15 September 1941
Description
Suggesting that Lady Swaythling tell Helene Moody to visit the Embassy to meet Jacob Beam in order to discuss Ronald's case. A pencil note on this letter indicates that it was forwarded to Helene Moody by Lady Swaythling.
Format
Document - correspondence
Collection
Tate Archive
Acquisition
Presented to Tate Archive by Cynthia Moody, the sculptor's niece, 1995.
Reference
TGA 956/2/1/3/5

Archive context

  • Papers of Ronald Moody TGA 956 (248)
    • Subject files TGA 956/2 (148)
      • Personal and domestic TGA 956/2/1 (18)
        • Subject file relating to Ronald Moody’s time in France, repatriation and wartime TGA 956/2/1/3 (18)
          • Letter from the American Embassy in London to Lady Swaythling TGA 956/2/1/3/5
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