Official document from the Czechoslovak Consulate regarding Max Reinhardt (in Czech), (Partial translation via google translate: Czechoslovak frontier posts are required to provide for the transition of the boundaries of the Czechoslovak Republic all relief permitted under applicable laws to the owner of this recommendation Prof. Max Reinhardt, who travels from Vienna to the Czechoslovak Republic), November 30, 1927 (R6031 PrM (o))

Letter from French Embassy in Berlin to Messieurs les Officiers des Douanes Françaises for Max Reinhardt to travel to France, November 1, 1927 (1 typed copy/1 photocopy) (R6032 PrM (o))

Letter from French Embassy in Berlin to Aux Autorités Françaises de la Frontières (borderguard) to allow Max Reinhardt to drive into France, 1927 (1 typed copy/1 photocopy) (R6033 PrM (o))

Hungarian visa made out to Max Reinhardt, Budapest, January 1926 (R6034 (o))

Austrian visa for three months for Max Reinhardt, June 22, 1931 (includes envelope) (1 typed copy/1 photocopy) (R6035 PrM (o))

Customs visa for Max Reinhardt, issued by British Embassy, Berlin, December 12, 1928 (1 typed copy/1 photocopy) (R6036 PrM (o))

Visa for Max Reinhardt, issued by Italian Embassy, Berlin, April 22, 1932 (R6037 PrM (o))

Bankbook of Max Reinhardt from bank in Riga, 1931 (R6038 PrM (o))

Letter of confirmation of Max Reinhardt’s professional fee for the Salzburg Festspiele, 1933 (R6044 PrM)

Copies (typed) of five letters, all concerning Max Reinhardt performance and financial statements, 1934 (crossref: “Mids.N.Dr.,” Boboli Gardens and at Oxford University; Salzburg Festival, and Fledermaus – performed in Paris; Festival in Venice (R6046 PrM (o))