Bates-related materials, 1978 - 1999

This series includes early drafts of sections of Seed of Sarah; comments on the manuscript by Eva Balogh; the transcript of an interview with Judith Isaacson by the Holocaust Human Rights Center of Maine Oral History Project; a copy of a Bates Honors Thesis written by Karen Meg Schwartz pertaining to women's memoirs; a copy of a PhD dissertation about Seed of Sarah written by Anja Siebert (in German); a copy of the Yale Review Spring 1984 issue with a piece by Isaacson; and copies of the Hungarian translation of Seed of Sarah.

In addition, there are materials pertaining to book talks and book signings after the publication of Seed of Sarah; press releases and flyers; book reviews; materials pertaining to conferences, talks, speeches, and interviews; material pertaining to her receiving an honorary degree from Bates College (1994) and the Hargraves Freedom Prize from Bowdoin (1996); correspondence and articles by Dieter Vaupel; and correspondence pertaining directly to the writing and publication of Seed of Sarah, 1977-1996.