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Guía De La Colección De Neill Macaulay Resumen Descriptivo Guía de la colección de Neill Macaulay Guía creada por Margarita Vargas-Betancourt Bibliotecas Smathers, Universidad de la Florida - Colecciones Especiales y Estudios de Área Agosto 2013 Resumen Descriptivo Creador: Macaulay, Neill, 1935-2007 Título: Colección de Neill Macaulay Fechas: 1954-2005 Abstracto: Correspondencia, publicaciones, escritos, apuntes, notas, pláticas, fotografías y álbumes de Neill Macaulay, profesor emérito de la Universidad de Florida. También incluye entrevistas a Macaulay y a su esposa Nancy Macaulay. Descripción 6 pies lineares. 14 cajas. Física: Identificación: Ms Coll. 133 Idiomas: Incluye documentos escritos en español e inglés. Atención: Esta guía está disponible en inglés en http://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MS133.htm Notas Biográficas e Históricas Neill Macaulay (1935-2007) nació en Columbia, Carolina del Sur. Obtuvo la licenciatura de la escuela profesional The Citadel en 1956, y después fue a Corea en misión militar. Cuando regresó se unió a Fidel Castro en el movimiento 26 de Julio. Después de la revolución, Castro le dio a Macaulay y a su esposa Nancy tierra en la provincia de Pinar del Río, cerca de San Cristóbal. En esta tierra, llamada la Finca Nancy, los Macaulay cultivaron tomates y pepinos principalmente para exportación a E.U. En 1960, desencantado cuando Castro adoptó un gobierno comunista, Macaulay trajo a su familia de regreso a los E.U. En 1962, Macaulay obtuvo la maestría en historia en la Universidad de Carolina del Sur, y en 1965, el doctorado en historia en la Universidad de Texas. Fue profesor de historia brasileña en la Universidad de Florida de 1964 hasta 1986, cuando se jubiló. En 1991, fue de nuevo a Cuba para llevar a cabo investigación académica y para restablecer contacto con sus antiguos compañeros. Fue un académico muy prolífico con un gran interés por Cuba, el Caribe, y el resto de Latinoamérica. Sus publicaciones incluyen The Sandino Affair (1967), The Prestes Column: Revolution in Brazil (1974), Dom Pedro: the Struggle for Liberty in Brazil and Portugal, 1798-1834 (1986), y sus memorias de la Revolución Cubana: A Rebel in Cuba (1970, 1999). Importancia y Contenido Esta colección incluye ocho series: 1. Correspondencia; 2. Publicaciones y escritos; 3. Ponencias, pláticas, apuntes, notas; 4. Material sobre Cuba; 5. Documentos personales; 6. Misceláneo; 7. Álbumes y fotos; 8. Material audiovisual. La serie de Correspondencia es una de las más importantes porque documenta la participación de Neill Macaulay en la Revolución Cubana, la vida familiar en la Finca Nancy, su activismo político, sus conexiones cercanas con la gente cubana y su vida académica. Es de especial interés una copia mecanografiada de una carta que Neill Macaulay le escribió a Fidel Castro. Las cartas que Neill y Nancy escribieron a sus parientes y amigos también son significativas porque ilustran su vida en Cuba. La serie Publicaciones y escritos incluye borradores, correspondencia y artículos tanto académicos como informales. También contiene memorias no publicadas sobre los años de juventud de Macaulay y su vida en Cuba, así como correspondencia relacionada a sus publicaciones. La serie Ponencias, pláticas, apuntes, notas incluye trabajos que hizo como estudiante, material no publicado, entrevistas, y listas de contactos. Este material documenta las continuas invitaciones que colegios y academias militares estadounidenses hicieron a Macaulay para hablar sobre Latinoamérica durante la Guerra Fría. De especial interés son las listas de los participantes en el Frente Guerrillero de Pinar del Río, la columna guerrillera de Neill Macaulay durante el movimiento del 26 de Julio. La serie Material sobre Cuba incluye material mixto como recortes de periódicos, artículos y otras publicaciones sobre Cuba. Entre éstos llama la atención un ejemplar de una de las ediciones de la libertad de la revista Bohemia hechas especialmente para los miembros del movimiento 26 de Julio con una dedicación de René González Novales "El Rubio" para Macaulay. La serie de Documentos personales incluye credenciales y otros documentos relacionados a la vida y los negocios en Cuba. La serie Misceláneo incluye material referente a Florida, como la muerte de Councille Blye y el juicio y ejecución de Ted Bundy. Las fotos y los videos incluidos en las series Álbumes y fotos y Material audiovisual constituyen un testimonio exquisito sobre la participación de Macaulay y de la columna de Pinar del Río en el movimiento del 26 de Julio, así como de la vida de la familia Macaulay en Cuba durante 1959 y 1960. La serie Álbumes y fotos incluye las fotografías que Neill Macaulay tomó cuando luchó con el movimiento del 26 de Julio así como fotografías de varios de los viajes que hizo a Cuba en las décadas de los noventas y la primera década del siglo XXI. La serie Material audiovisual incluye las películas caseras que Nancy tomó en Cuba, algunos videos que Macaulay hizo en la primera década del siglo XXI, una entrevista filmada con Neill Macaulay que Glenn Gebhard condujo en el 2007, una entrevista filmada con Nancy Macaulay que condujeron Lillian Guerra, Christopher Woolley y Margarita Vargas-Betancourt en el 2012, comentarios que Lillian Guerra hizo sobre el rodaje de Glenn Gebhard, y una transcripción de la entrevista de Gebhard a Neill Macaulay. Restricciones de Acceso o Uso Acceso La colección está abierta al público. Restricciones de Uso Materiales de las Series 5, 6, 7 y 8 (Documentos personales, Misceláneo, Álbumes y fotos, Material audiovisual) tiene varias restricciones. Las fotos relacionadas al movimiento 26 de Julio y a la vida en Cuba (Box 9, folders 4 y 9-15, y Box 10) y las películas caseras de Nancy (Box 9, folder 16) no pueden ser reproducidas ni duplicadas sin permiso explícito de Nancy Macaulay hasta el 31 de diciembre del 2025. La entrevista de Glenn Gebhard a Neill Macaulay (Box 9, folder 17) no puede ser reproducida ni duplicada sin permiso explícito de Glenn Gebhard. Material Relacionado o Separado La Colección de Neill Macaulay incluye la transcripción de una entrevista a Manuel Ray sobre William Morgan. Una entrevista más extensa llevada a cabo por Lillian Guerra puede encontrarse en la Manuel Ray Oral History Collection. Información Administrativa Otra Guía Esta guía está disponible en inglés en http://www.library.ufl.edu/spec/archome/MS133.htm. Referencia Bibliográfica [Identificación del objeto], Colección de Neill Macaulay, Colecciones Especiales y Estudios de Área, Biblioteca Smathers, Universidad de Florida, Gainesville, Florida. Información sobre la Adquisición Nancy Macaulay donó la mayor parte de esta colección a la Universidad de Florida en el 2008. Poco después, Glenn Gebhard donó el rodaje de la entrevista que él hizo a Neill Macaulay en el 2007. En el 2012, Lillian Guerra donó el rodaje de la entrevista a Nancy Macaulay que ella, Christopher Woolley y Margarita Vargas-Betancourt hicieron en el verano del 2012 así como la transcripción de la entrevista de Gebhard a Macaulay del 2007. Inventario Correspondence Caja Carpeta 1 1 Correspondence. Not dated 1 2 Correspondence. 1960 1 3 Correspondence. 1961 1 4 Correspondence. 1962 1 5 Correspondence. 1963 1 6 Correspondence. 1964-1965 1 7 Correspondence. 1966 1 8 Correspondence. 1967 1 9 Correspondence. 1968 1 10 Correspondence. 1969 1 11 Correspondence. 1970 1 12 Correspondence. 1971 1 13 Correspondence. 1972 1 14 Correspondence. 1973 1 15 Correspondence. 1974 1 16 Correspondence. 1975 1 17 Correspondence. 1976 1 18 Correspondence. 1977 1 19 Correspondence. 1978 1 20 Correspondence. 1979 1 21 Correspondence. 1980 1 22 Correspondence. 1981 1 23 Correspondence. 1982 1 24 Correspondence. 1983 1 25 Correspondence. 1984-1988 1 26 Correspondence. 1991 1 27 Correspondence. 1992 1 28 Correspondence. 1994-1998 2 1 Correspondence. 1999-2005 2 2 Correspondence. 2001 2 3 Correspondence. 2002 2 4 Correspondence and papers from years at Citadel. 1954-1956 2 5 Letters from Neill to Nancy including details on last moments of Cuban Revolution. 1958 2 6 Mysterious Letter-Movimiento 26 de Julio Comité del Exilio. 1958 2 7 Typewritten Letter to Fidel Castro. 1959 2 8 Letters from Neill to Nancy including details on Agrarian Reform in Cuba after the Revolution. 1959 2 9 Letters from Nancy Macaulay to parents. 1959 2 10 Letters from Nancy Macaulay to parents and in-laws. 1959 2 11 Correspondence between Nancy and Neill Macaulay. 1959-1960 2 12 Correspondence between Nancy and Neill Macaulay. 1959-1960 2 13 Correspondence relating to joining Cuban Revolution, marriage, and life in Cuba. 1959-1960 2 14 Correspondence relating to joining Cuban Revolution, marriage, and life in Cuba. 1959-1960 2 15 Nancy Macaulay's correspondence from friends. 1959-1961 2 16 Correspondence from/to Neill and Nancy Macaulay during their stay in Cuba. 1960 2 17 Correspondence from/to Neill and Nancy Macaulay during their stay in Cuba. 1960 2 18 Letters from Neill and Nancy Macaulay to parents regarding life in Cuba. 1960 2 19 Correspondence regarding loss of citizenship. 1959-1960 2 20 Correspondence relating to CIA. 1959-1998 2 21 Correspondence with members of U.S. Senate and House of Representatives regarding Cuba, job, and promotion in the army. 1961-1973 2 22 Correspondence relating to publications, research, and work at UF (University of Florida). 1964-1965 2 23 Correspondence on issue on Guerrilla Warfare for the Latin American Research Review. 1969-1972 3 1 Minutes, notices, lists, correspondence on the Alachua County Republican Executive Committee. 1971-1974 3 2 Minutes, notices, lists, correspondence on the Alachua County Republican Executive Committee. 1975-1977 3 3 Correspondence GOP. 1979-1985 3 4 Correspondence with Carlos E. Moreno Maso. 1991-1992 3 5 Papers and Correspondence related to trip to Havana on a grant by the American Philosophical Society. 1992 3 6 Correspondence on funding from the American Philosophical Society for the project on revolutionary process in Pinar del Río.
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