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OCC as Or ee Se ee va em re ee GROSSMANN haa come from Vienna when GRUENBERG took over the directorship of the Institute. He had been one of GRUENBERG!S assistants in Vienna, and continued in this function at Frankfurt. Of the students who, during those years, gathered around the een or had their own little studiesyin the Institute, I remember UGUST [WLTTFUGEL and his wife, ROSE WITTFOGEL; KURT ELBAUM; ATLDE SS; POSSE; WAL! ee TEHAN a t his wife; HEINZ LANGERHANS ; ‘ KLIMA or {KLIM ; RUDJA 3 ERNST UTHETL. Among the employees ~ of the Instit te ‘were oe and her Sister, IISE; phe wifg of Dr. Stems aca | or KADER, and ROSE/ FOGELSE | fl i / Hy aE a es ee ae Pepa b lost contact with the — for 4 &t that time, the institute was affiliated with Columbia University and had at its disposal a Columbia house on the cam on 117th Street. From then on, although only occasionally The Institute was then headed, and still is, by Professor HOREHEIMER, with Dr. POLLOCK as Acting Director. HENRYK GROSSHMANN'S position obviously had detoriated although bY, he was still affiliated with the Institute, but actually lived as a . irivate scholar on a salary the Institute gave him. Present also at the In itute were FELIX WEIL, LEOfLOWENTHAL, THEODOR ADORNO-WIESENGRUND, K. A TIFOGEL, JULIAN GUMPERZ » HERBERT CUSE, OfTO KIRCHEBIMER, FRANZ ‘tana, ERICH FROMM, JOSEPH ; “"\ , ARKADI R. L. GURLAND, and a few other people who soon dropped out of sight and whose names I cannot recall. Of these people, the following had joined or entered some relation with the Institute HERBERT MARCUSE, OTTO KIRCHHEIMER, THEODOR ADORNO, FRANZ IL. NEUMANN, ERICH FROMM.