Hallo nochmal! :) Ich bin der Typ, der über die Medaille gepostet hat, die ich im Haus meiner Großtante gefunden habe. Ich habe auch das hier gefunden, es scheint eine Art Studientagebuch zu sein? Aus den 50ern? Ich dachte, ich zeige es und frage danach.

She also requested we donate 1/3rd of her estate to charity. So I wanted to ask about any children cancer research charities in Austria (she used to donate to those the most) that we can donate to online. Thank you! 🙂

So, this is a *Studienbuch*, or transcript in English.

It logs the grades and study progress of a university student.

The first image tells us it‘s a transcript for *Staatswissenschaften*, a field of law.

The 2nd image tells us it‘s a foreigner‘s transcript and the personal data of the one owning it – date of birth, country and town of origin education, and the like.

The last field on the page on the left shows its been issued on the 15.10.1962.

The rest are the actual transcripts of the courses taken, who the lecturing professor was and how many hours the course took.

On the right side, the plaque is a certificate to show that the study fees have been paid .

Here‘s the list of professors and of courses taken, in order of appearance from the 3rd imagine onwards:

Melichar, German Legal History

Stanzl, Basics of Commercial and Securities Law

~~Sagaroff. Statistics I~~

~~Sagaroff, Statistics II~~

Peter, Copyright, Film and Radio Law

Verdroß, Legal Philosophy

Marcio. Legal and State theory

4th image: Page not shown in frame, but the other page tells us the the Winter Semester of 1962/63 was this student’s first semester

5th image:

Kralik, Austrian Civil Law

Demelius, Commercial Law

Sagaroff, Statistics I

Lagler, Economics History

Antoniolli, Austrian Constitutional Law

That‘s it.