Haines, C. Grove (Charles Grove), 1906-1976 (Personal Name)

His European integration, c1957: t.p. (C. Grove Haines) p. vii (director of the Bologna Center)

LC in OCLC, 6-22-88 (hdg.: Haines, Charles Grove, 1906- ; usage: C. Grove Haines)

JSTOR, The American historical review, v. 82, no. 2 (Apr. 1977), pp. 489-491, viewed Mar. 18, 2017 (C. Grove Haines, a modern European diplomatic historian and innovative educator; died May 25, 1976, age 69, at his home in Colle, Val D'Elsa, Italy; retired in 1972 as director of the Bologna Center of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS); native of Abbottstown, Pennsylvania; B.A. 1927, Ursinus College; M.A. 1928 and Ph.D. 1933, Clark University; specialized in Italian diplomatic history; academic career divided between the Maxwell School of Citizenship, Syracuse University (1931-45) and SAIS (1945-72); founded the Bologna Center of the Johns Hopkins SAIS in 1955, the first graduate school of an American university to be established in Europe; honorary professor of the University of Bologna)