Germany – Daniel J. Meador, East Meets West: Beyond the Rarefied Policy Discussions on the Economic, Military and Diplomatic Effects of Unifying East Germany and West Germany Lies the Task of Joining Two Discrete Legal Systems, Nat’l L.J., Mar. 26, 1990, at 13; transcriptions of several interviews conducted by Daniel Meador with Dr. Wolfgang Mönikes (Ministerium für Bildung und Wissenschaft, Bonn, June 3, 1991); Dr. Korte (Rechtspflege, Justiz Ministerium, Bonn, June 3, 1991); Herrn Gerrit Stein (Federal Ministry of Justice, Bonn, June 3, 1991); Manfred Johnen (Ministerium der Justiz, Brandenburg, Potsdam, June 5, 1991); Dr. Rudiger Annecke (Staatssekretar in Ministerium für Justiz, Mecklenburg, Vor Pommern, Berlin, June 6, 1991); Herr Rainer Fauper, (Brandenburg Ministry of Justice, Berlin, June 6, 1991); Dr. Ronald Brachman (Justice Ministry, Saxany-Anhalf, Magdeburg, June 6, 1991); Herr Klaas (Ministry of Justice for Thuringia, Erfurt, June 7, 1991) [in re: East German judiciary in transition. Handwritten notes also included]; cassette tape that includes audio of interviews listed above; correspondence with interviewees listed above (1991), several other West German officials (1990-1991), Ray A. Meyer, Esp. (Legal Advisor, U.S. Embassy Bonn, 1991), Thomas L. West, III (1991, UVA Law, Class of 1990), 1990-1991
Scope and Contents
This addition to Professor Daniel J. Meador Papers (40 boxes, 18 linear ft.) is arranged according to the order in which it was found in his office at the University of Virginia after his death. A large compilation of general papers arranged by alphabetical order, relate to his professional work with different organizations, the Appellate Courts, the Justice Department and is followed by papers pertaining to specific legal cases. There is extensive documentation related to Mr. Meador’s fictional works and papers pertaining to his academic writings. The collection also contains photographs, certificates, printed materials and other miscellaneous items.
The General Papers comprised all professional files and teaching materials.
Dates
- Creation: 1990-1991
Language of Materials
English
Language of Materials
English
Conditions Governing Access
There are some no restrictions.
Extent
From the Collection: 32 Cubic Feet (73 archival boxes, plus photographs and some oversized materials.)
Repository Details
Part of the Arthur J. Morris Law Library Special Collections Repository
Arthur J. Morris Law Library
580 Massie Road
University of Virginia
Charlottesville Virginia 22903 United States
archives@law.virginia.edu