A Container List of the

ZENG QI PAPERS

1907-1955

14 manuscript boxes, 1 oversize box (6.76 linear feet)

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Collection Summary

Collection Title Zeng Qi papers, 1907-1955

Collection Number 2010C27

Creator Zeng Qi, 1892-1951

Extent 14 manuscript boxes, 1 oversize box

Repository Hoover Institution Archives Stanford University, Stanford CA, 94305-6010 http://www.hoover.org/library-and-archives

Abstract Includes correspondence, speeches and writings, party programs and proceedings, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs relating to political conditions in China, the Young China Party, and Chinese relations with the United States.

Arrangement Statement The collection is organized into eight series: Biographical file, Speeches and Writing file, Young China Party file, Correspondence file, Clippings file, Printed matter, Oversize files, and Miscellany.

Physical Location Hoover Institution Archives

Language of the Materials Chinese, English, French and Spanish

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Related Collection(s) Zhongguo guo min dang records, Hoover Institution Archives

Indexing Terms Zhongguo qing nian dang. China--History--Republic, 1912-1949. China--Politics and government--1912-1949. China--Foreign relations--United States. United States--Foreign relations--China.

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Zeng Qi, 1891-1951

Biographical Note

1891 Born Zeng Muhan in Long Chang, Sichuan, China

1912 Attended Sichuan Law School in Chengdu, China

1913 Enrolled at Aurora University, a French Jesuit institution in Shanghai, China

1916 Studied at Chuo (Central) University, Tokyo, Japan

1917 Founded Overseas Chinese News Services in Tokyo

1918 Founded the Chinese Students in Japan for National Salvation Corps

Established Qiu Guo Ribao (Save the Nation Daily)

1919 Established Xinwen Bao, Paris News Service

1923 Founder and Chairman of the Young China Party

1924 August Professor at Da Xia University, Shanghai Law College and Tong Zhi University; founded Xueyi Da Xue

1924 October Founded the Xing Shi Zhou Kan (Awakened Lion Weekly) in Shanghai, China

1927 Arrested and imprisoned by the (KMT) in Shanghai, China

1933 Returned to Hunan, China to support the Kuomintang in propagandizing against the Chinese Communists

1938 Appointed to the National Defense Council and member of the People’s Political Council

1945 Participated in the Political Consultative Conference in Chungking, China

1946 Representative to the National Assembly of Constitution Making

1947 Vice President of the “Promoting Constitution Committee,” a standing organ derived from the National Assembly

1947 Coalition government of the KMT, the and Young China Party established

1948 Elected as representative to the National Assembly; appointed political adviser to Chiang Kai-shek

Moved to the United States

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Biographical Note (cont’d.)

1950 Toured Europe, where he advocated the organization of an “Anti-Communist League of All Religions”

1951 May 7 Died, George Washington Hospital, Washington, D.C.

Zeng Qi (1892-1951) was a distinguished political leader, government official, journalist, and poet. Founder and head of the Young China Party, Zeng Qi was one of the leading figures of modern China’s "third-force" democratic movements. During times of national peril, Zeng Qi addressed the Chinese people, saying that nationalism was the only way to save the country from subjugation and that was the key to China's survival and development.

Zeng Qi's political career began shortly after his graduation from Sichuan Law School in Chengdu. He later studied in Japan at Chuo University (1916) and in France, where he became involved with various nationalistic movements. In 1923, Zeng Qi served as a special correspondent from Paris to Xin Wen Bao, a daily newspaper based in Shanghai. He also worked with Zhou Enlai to organize the Association of Chinese Clubs in France, which campaigned against foreign control of Chinese railways. It was in France where Zeng Qi, along with Li Huang, Chen Qitiang, and Zuo Shunsheng, founded the anti-communist, anti- fascist Young China Party.

As a journalist, Zeng Qi wrote many articles for the Chengdu Shang Bao (Chengdu Commercial Gazette) and the Sichuan Gong Bao (Sichuan Impartial Journal).He also founded and edited several daily newspapers and periodicals, including the Min Guo Xin Bao (New Republic) and Xing Shi Zhou Kan (Awakened Lion).

Although once opposed to Chiang Kai-shek, in 1937 Zeng Qi joined forces with the Generalissimo in the campaign against Japan. After Japan’s surrender, Zeng Qi was the leading delegate of the Young China Party to the Political Consultative Conference at Chongqing. In the winter of 1946, he became a representative to the National Assembly of Constitution Making and was selected as a member of the presidium. On behalf of the Young China Party, he signed, together with the Kuomintang and the China Democratic Socialist League (led by Junmai aka Carson Chang), the Common Political Program and consequently became a state councilor in the after it was reorganized in April 1947.

After Chiang was inaugurated as president of the Chinese Republic, Zeng Qi was appointed his supreme adviser. During the Truman administration, in 1948, Zeng Qi came to the United States to study its constitutional government and worked fervently to garner U.S. support against the Chinese Communists. Zeng Qi died in 1951 in Washington, D.C.

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Scope and Content Note

The Zeng Qi papers contain materials covering the Second Sino-Japanese War (1937-1945) and the Chinese Civil War (1946-1950), as well as records of the Young China Party; manuscripts; newspaper clippings; published matter; and correspondence between Zeng Qi, leading figures in the Young China Party, and other notable military and political officials of the Nationalist government, including Chiang Kai-shek, Li Zongren, Chen Cheng, Chen Bulei, Yan Xishan, Bai Chongxi, and Fu Zuoyi.

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Series Description

Box Nos Series

1 Biographical File, 1948-1951 and undated Material on or about Zeng Qi.

1-2 Speeches and Writings, 1928-1949 and undated Drafts, manuscripts, notes, poetry, and printed copies of speeches and writings by Zeng Qi.

3 Young China Party File, 1919-1951 (bulk 1945-1950) Includes handbooks, pamphlets, and reports relating to the Young China Party. Arranged alphabetically and by subject; in English, Chinese and French.

4-7 Correspondence, 1934-1951 (bulk 1946-1950) and undated Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent and chronologically.

8-9 Clippings, 1911-1951 (bulk 1948-1949) Unprocessed newspapers and magazine clippings.

10-13 Printed Matter, 1907-1955 Zeng Qi’s book collection, including translated foreign novels, political thesis, biographies, and manuscripts, arranged alphabetically by author’s last name.

14 Oversize File, 1946-1951 Includes hard cover full newspaper albums and letters of appointment signed by Chiang Kai-shek.

15 Miscellany, 1932-1951 Includes photos of Zeng Qi and his colleagues and their families, as well as memorabilia.

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Container List

1. Biographical File, 1950-1951 and undated 1 Autobiographical statement, typescript, undated 2-3 Financial records, 1950-1951 4 Medical records, 1950-1951 5 Obituaries, 1951 Speeches and Writings, 1928-1949 and undated Drafts, manuscripts, notes, and poetry, printed copies of speeches and writings by Zeng Qi.

6-7 Untitled poetry and speech drafts, undated

2. 1 "Ben Dang Cheng Gong Bi Qiang Zhi Jie Duan Ji Jin Hou de Qu Zhu Ling Shi" (本黨成功比強之階段及今後的驅逐領事), undated 2 "Bu Bian Zi Ming Zhi Shi Shi" (不變自明之事實), 1948 3 China News Agency, 1931 4 "Gan Di Zhuan Ba" (甘地传跋), undated 5 "Guo Jia Zhu Yi Zhe Zhi Si Da Lu Ju" (國家主义這支四大陸 劇), 1928 6 "An Interview with Mr. Tseng Chi on the Eve of National Double Tenth Festival," undated 7 "Kang Gong Bi Sheng Zhi Liang Da Zhan Lue" (抗共比省之兩 大戰略), 1949 8 "Kang Ri Bi Sheng Lu" (抗日比省錄), undated 9 "A Plain Talk on Soviet Russia Problem," undated 10 “The Present American Foreign Policy Which Is Beyond My Understanding: To American Leaders In or Not In the Government,” undated 11 "Some Important Schemes of the International and East Asia," undated 12 "Yi Shi Shi Xi Wang Guo Ren…," 1948 13 "Zeng Qi Zhan Shi Yan Lun Ji" (璔奇戰時言論集), 1940 14 "Zhong Guo Ge Zheng Dang Shi Bi Jiao" (中國各政党是比較), 1935 15 "Zhong Guo Qing Nian Dang Yu Zhong Guo Guo Min Dang, Zhong Guo Gong Chan Dang Shi Nian Lai Dou Zheng Zhi Jing Guo" (中國共產黨十年來鬥爭之經過), 1934 16 "Zhong Guo Qing Nian Dang Dang Qian Zheng Zhi Fang Shen" (中國青年黨黨前政治翻身) undated

3. Young China Party File, 1919-1951 (bulk 1945-1950) and undated Includes handbooks, pamphlets, and reports relating to the Young China Party. Arranged alphabetically and by subject; in English, Chinese and French.

1 Brief History of the Young China Party, 1946 2 Dang Wu Tong Xun, Zhong Guo Qing Nian Dang Ge Sheng Shi Dang Bu Gong Zuo Hui Bao Bian Yin (黨務通訊 中國青 年黨各省市黨部工作會報編印), 1951 3 “Declaration du Parti de la Jeune Chine,” print copy, undated

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3. (cont’d.) Young China Party File, 1919-1951 and undated (cont’d.)

4 Guo Jia Qing Nian Dang Geng Zhu Yun Dong Tui Jing Gang Ling, Program on the Promotion of the Young China Party Movement (中国青年党更生运动推进纲领) carbon copies, undated 5 Guo Jia Zhu Yi Qing Nian Tuan, National Young League (國家主义青年團), print copy, 1925 6 Guo Ti yu Qing Nian，Nation and the Youth (国体与青年), 1919 7 Kuomintang-Young China Party Cooperative Agreement (民 主自由联盟对时局宣言), 1945 8 League for Free and Democratic China, undated 9 Manifesto of the Tenth General Assembly of the Young China Party, 1945 10 The Movement of Nationalism and the Young China Party, also in French, undated 11 Le Parti de la Jeune-Chine et Sa Politique (The Young China Party and Its Policy), undated 12 Political Consultative Conference, Young China Party delegation statements (政协会青年当代表发言纪录），1946 13 Proposal for the Creation of the International Union of Democracy, also in French, Spanish and German, undated 14 Qing Nian Xin Yang Zhi Lu (青年信仰之錄), 1948 15 Qing Nian Zhi You (青年之由), no. 2, 1948 16 Xing Shi, Awakened Lion (醒獅), 1927, 1930-1931 17 The Young China Party, 1946 18 Young China Party Manifesto, 1925 19 Young China Party membership, blank application forms, undated 20 Young China Party, Party Charter, 1947 Zhong guo Qingnian Dang de Guoqu yu Xianzai, Young China Party Past and Present (中國青年黨的過去與現在), 1932 21 Zhong guo Qing Nian Dang Gang, Young China Party, Party Platform (中國青年黨綱), 1945 22 “Zhongguo Qingnian Dang ji Guo Jia Zhu Yi Qingnian Tuan Zhi Gai Kuang, An Overview of the Young China Party and National Youth League, (中國青年黨及國家注意 青年團之概況), handwritten draft, undated 23 Zhongguo Qingnian Dang Zhong Yang Zhi Xing Wei Yuan Hui Gao Tong Zhi Shu, Young China Party Central Executive Committee Members Handbook (中國青年中央之行 為院會告通知書), 2 printed copies, 1950

4. Correspondence, 1927-1951 (bulk 1946-1950) and undated Arranged in groups, then alphabetically by name of correspondent Incoming correspondence, 1930-1951 Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent 1 Bai Chongxi (白崇禧), undated 2 Bai Jiansheng (白健生), 1949 3 Ban Junjian (保君健), undated 4 Bullitt, William, 1949 9 Zeng Qi Papers, 1925-1951 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents

4. (cont’d.) Correspondence, 1927-1951 (bulk 1946-1950) and undated 5 Chen Bichen (陈弼臣), 1950 6 Chen Bulei (陳布雷), undated 7-8 Chen Cheng (陳誠), 1950 9 Chen Guofu (陳果夫), 1950 10 Chen Qingyun (陈庆云), 1950 11 Chen Yuqing (陈裕清), 1950 12 Chen Wenlou (陈文楼), 1948 13 Chen Zhimai(陈之迈), 1949 14 Cheng Tianfang (程天放), 1949 15 Cheng Yinping (程尹平), undated 16 Cheng Zhongxing (程中行), undated 17-18 Chiang Kai-shek (蔣介石), 1948-1950 19 Chinese American Culture Service, 1949 20 Chinese American Restaurant Association of Greater New York, Inc., 1950 21 Chinese Hand Laundry Association, 1950 22 Ching, Panshi (Peter) (荆磐石), 1951 23 Dang, J. (邓孟硕)， 1949 24 Duan Maolan (段茂瀾), undated 25 (冯玉祥), undated 26 Feng, Zhanhai (冯占海), undated 27 Fu Zuoyi (傅作义), 1948 28 Gao Shangzhong (高尚忠), 1950 29 Gao Shiming (高士铭), 1950 30 Gu Weijin (顾维钧), 1948 31 He Yingqin (何应钦), 1940 32 Hoo, Victor, 1951 33 Hu T. A. (胡定安), 1951 34 Huang Shaogu (黄少谷), 1950 35 Huang Xuchu (黄旭初), 1935 36 Hurley, Patrick, undated 37-38 Jia Jingde (贾景德), undated, 1949 39 Jin Chunru (金纯如), 1950 40 Jin Shuren (金树仁), 1930 41 Jin, Wensi (金问泗), 1950 42 Ko, Joseph (Taishan) (柯台山), 1937 43 Lai Jing-hu (赖景湖), 1949-1951 44 Lee, P. S. (李黛甫), undated 45 Li, H. H. (李汉魂）1949 46 Li Zhaofu (李肇甫）， undated 47 Li Zongren (李宗仁), 1949 48 Liang Peizhen (梁佩贞), 1949 49 Liang Shengtai (梁声泰), 1950 50 Liang Weihua(梁渭华) 1951 51 Liu Jianqun (刘健群) 1939 52 Liu Shishun (刘师舜), 1949 53 Liu Tungai, (刘东岩） 1949

5. 1 Liu Xiang (刘湘), undated 2 Lu Xing-bang (卢兴邦), undated

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5. (cont’d.) Correspondence, 1927-1951 (bulk 1946-1950) and undated

3 Lu Zhonglin (鹿钟麟), undated 4 Ma Hongkui (马鸿逵), 1951 5 Ma Xingye (马星野), 1950 6 Marshall, G. C., 1948 7 Odd, Edward, (on behalf of Winston Churchill) 1949 8 Pu, George (卜允新), 1949 9 Qin Dechun (秦德纯), undated 10 Roberts, W. P., 1948 11 Shanghai Municipal Government, undated 12 Sie, C. K. (谢寿康), 1950-1951 13 (宋哲元), undated 14 Sun Ke (孙科), undated 15 Sun Ruiliang (孙瑞良), undated 16 Sun Ziliang (孙子良), undated 17 Wang Lingji (王陵基), 1949 18 Wang Shijie (王世杰), 1947-1950 19 Wang, Shizeng (王世曾), 1950 20 Wang Shizhao (王世昭), undated 21 Wang, Shangde (王尚德), 1950 22 Wang, William, 1950 23 Wang Zhizheng (王之真), undated 24 Wang Zhiyuan (王致远), 1950 25 Wei Bo-cong (魏伯聪), undated 26 Wei Gen-sheng (魏艮声), undated 27 William, Maurice, 1950 28 Wou Kiuan (吴权), undated 29 Wu Dingchang (吴鼎昌), 1948 30 Wu Guozhen (吴国桢), 1950 31 Wu Tiechang (吴铁城), 1949 32 Wu Zhongxin (吴忠信), 1949 33 Xiao Yihuan (萧义环), undated 34 Xu Kan (徐堪), 1949 35 Xu Chongzhi (许汝为), 1951 36 Xue Yue (薛岳), undated 37 Xu Xiaoyan (许孝炎), 1950 38-39 Yan Xishan (阎锡山), 1947-1949 40 Yang Sen (杨森), 1950 41 Yang Zhenwu (杨慎五), undated 42 Yeh, George (Ye Gongchao) (叶公超), 1950 43 Yu Jishi (俞济时), 1949 44 Yu Xuezhong (俞学忠), undated 45 Yuan Daofeng (袁道丰), 1949 46 Zeng Cehou (曾册侯)， 1935 47 Zeng Ruonan (曾若南), 1949 48 Zhang Yuejun (张岳军）and Hongkong News Agency 49 Zhang Bingling (张炳麟), undated 50 Zhang Junmai (Carsun Chang) (张君劢), undated 51 Zhang Lisheng (张厉生), 1950

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5. (cont’d.) Correspondence, 1927-1951 (bulk 1946-1950) Incoming correspondence, 1930-1951 (cont’d.) 52 Zhang Qun (张群), 1948

6. 1 Zhao Dai-wen (赵戴文), undated 2 Zheng Daoru (郑道儒), 1950 3 Zheng Zhenwen (郑振文), 1949 4 Zhong Jishi (钟济时), 1950 5 Zhou Wenpu (周文溥), undated 6 Zhu Qinglang (朱庆澜), undated 7 Zhu Wenhua (朱文华), 1951 8 Zou Haibin (邹海滨), 1950

General, 1927-1951 9 Letters from National Revolutionary Army (中国革命 军), undated 10 Invitations from colleges in China, undated 11 Condolence letters, 1951 12 Letters from news agencies and embassies, 1950 13 Diplomatic letters of introduction, undated 14 Transcribed letters and strategy notes for anti-Japanese war, 1927-1928 15 Transcribed correspondence about party affairs, 1933-1937 16 50th birthday greetings for Zeng Qi, 1941 17 New Year greeting cards and invitations, 1950 18 Greeting cards and invitations, bulk 1947-1951 19 Record of letters, 1946-1949 20 Traveling bills and notes, undated 21 Telegram codes, undated 22 Introduction letters from Chinese Embassy, undated 23 Letters from European Embassies, 1932 24 Letters from hospitals and churches 25 Notes for Anti-Communist Party Policy (官兵每晨剿 共问答), undated 26 Students correspondence, undated

7. Outgoing correspondence, 1929-1949 and undated Includes drafts and copy letters, arranged chronologically. 1-3 Diplomatic correspondence, undated 4 1929–1930 5 1930-1931 6-7 1934 8 1935 9 1937 10 1940 11 1945-1948 12-14 1948 15 1949 16 Telegrams, outgoing drafts, undated 17 Transcription of outgoing letters for generals and governors, undated

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8. Clippings, 1911-1951 1 1911-1913 2-3 1924-1926 4 1924-1929 5 1937-1938 6 About Party affiliation, 1941 7 Of published articles and speeches, 1946-1950 8 1947 9-10 1948 11 U.S. newspaper clippings, 1948-1950 12 About Communist regime, 1949 13 Published political thesis, 1949

9. 1 Clippings and drafts of "Attention Please, Oversea Chinese" (请侨胞注意几点), 1949 2 "The Reform of Chinese Foreign Policy" (改革中国政治外交 政策), 1949 3 About the China Young Party, 1949-1950 4 Published poetry and prose, 1949-1950 5 Communist Party newspaper clippings, 1949-1951 6 Italian leaflet, 1950 7 Spanish newspapers, 1950 8 American politics, 1950 9 Nationalism and anemia treatment, 1950 10 The Third Force Magazine, 1950 11 ABC Pictorial, 1950 12 Hong Kong and newspaper, 1950 13 Jiao Tong Yue Kan (交通月刊), 1951 14 About military strength of socialist China, 1951 15 Min Zhu Chao magazine (民主潮), 1951-1952 16 Undated

10. Printed Matter, 1907-1955 A collection of original and Chinese translations of foreign books, including Russian novels, memoirs and political theories, arranged alphabetically by author’s last name. Also includes five manuscripts of Zeng Qi’s political commentary articles. Catalog of Zeng Qi’s collection of books, undated Agger, British Politics and Government (英国政府与政治), translated by Zhang Yunfu(张云伏), 1931 Anonymous, Ya Pai Shen Shu Ba Zhong (牙牌神数八种), undated Anonymous, Encryption Codes, undated Anonymous, Dang Guo Chun Qiu (党国春秋), 1931 Bullitt, William, The Great Globe Itself (如此世界), 1947 Chang Yansheng (常燕生), Chu San Hai (除三害), 1930 Chang Yansheng (常燕生), Things People Should Know about Communist Movement (国人对于共产党运动应有的认识), 1930 Chang Yansheng (常燕生), Conclusion of the Past 20 Years’ Movement (二十年来中国思想运动总检讨与我们最后的觉 悟), 1930

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10. (cont’d.) Printed Matter, 1907-1955 Chang Yansheng (常燕生), Critics on Three People Theory (三民主义批判) Chen Qitian (陈启天), Analysis of Communist Party (共匪 的解剖), 1940s Chen Qitian (陈启天), The Truth of Democracy (民主的真 谛), 1950 Chen Qitian (陈启天), Party and Political Movement (政党 与政治运动), 1930s Chen Zeyan (陈泽溎), Summary of International Organizations and Their Technical Issues (国际组织概 要及其技术问题), 1947 Churchill, Winston, The Second World War, The Gathering Storm (丘吉尔第二次大战回忆录) Episode 1949, 1-4 Guan Chupu (关楚璞) and Hu Guowei (胡国伟), Party Rule Issues(党治问题), 1930 He Changping (贺昌萍), Contemporary History of England (英国近代史) Hu Qixin (胡其信), Nehru’s Family (尼赫鲁氏的家庭), 1946 Kang Youwei (康有为), Travel Notes of 11 Countries in Europe (欧洲11国游记), 1907 Kravchenko Andreevich, I Chose Freedom (我选择了自由), 1947 Legislature Secretariat (立法院秘书处), List of Legislative Committees (行宪第一届立法委员录), 1948 Li Huang (李璜), Introduction of Nationalism (国家主义浅 谈), 1929 Liu Dongyan (刘东严), Chinese Successive Constitutions (中国历次立法宪草案备纂), 1944 Liu Naicheng (刘迺诚), Comparative Political Systems (比 较政治学), 1947 Ma Siduo (马司铎), Our Holy Religion Series (我们圣教) Episode 1-2, 1946 Maurice William, The Social Interpretation of History, 1921 Mei Zhongxie (梅仲协), Private International Law (国际私 法新论), 1946 Ministry of Home Affairs (内政部), Reference for Provincial Issues(省区问题参考资料), 1951 Owen A. D. K., British Life and Thoughts (英国人之生活与 思想), 1945 Shu Shicheng (束世澂), Sino-British Diplomatic History (中英外交史), 1933 Siegfied Andre, L’ame des Peuples Par Andre Siegfried (西方民族性), 1950 Tian Han (田汉), Nan Guo’ Magazine (南国), 1930 Tourumi Yūsuke (鹤见佑辅), Bismarck Biography (俾斯麦传), 1947 Wu Yen Daisy (吴严彩韵）, Hsien Wu Biography (吴宪传), 1959

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10. (cont’d.) Printed Matter, 1907-1955 Young China Committee (少年中国协会), Nationalism Thesis (国家主义论文集), 1926 Yu Bing (于斌), Speech Collection of Yu Bin (于斌主教对留 美同学讲演集), 1953 Yu Fei (于非), Yan Bochan Speeches (阎伯川先生南行言论辑 要), 1949 Yu Jiaju (余家菊), Discussion of Chinese Culture (中国人 文检论), 1950 Yu Jiaju (余家菊), Study of Leadership (领袖学), 1940s Yu Jian (于坚), Western Germany Today (今日西德), 1955 Zeng Shaoqi, (曾昭琪), Ying Yuan Tang Poetry (荫远堂诗集) two copies, undated Zeng Qi (曾琦), Cang Yun Shi Poetry (藏云室诗集), undated Zeng Qi (曾琦）, History of China Young Party (中国青年党 简史), 1946 Zeng Qi (曾琦）, Nationalism Young Party (国家主义青年团), undated Zhang Qiyun (张其昀), Trip Notes in America (旅美见闻录), 1946 Zhang Zizhu (张子柱), Nationalism and World Trends (国家 主义与世界潮流), 1930s Zhao Huamin(赵化民), New Testament (新经全书), 1957

Zhou Ziya (周子亚), United States, the America and the World (美国，美洲与世界), 1947 Zhou Ziya (周子亚), The Biography of Contemporary Diplomats (近代外交官传记) Zuo Hongyu (左宏禹), China Young Party during Anti- Japanese War (抗战建国中之中国青年党), 1940s Zeng Qi, collection of Zeng Qi's political commentary articles, 5 manuscripts, 1924-1930

14. Oversize File, 1946-1951 1-3 Clipping book, news clippings, and biography of Zeng Qi, 1949-1950 4 Young China Weekly, volume 1-50 (中国青年周刊), 1946- 1947 5 Newspapers, 1949-1951 6 Foreign newspapers, 1946-1951 7 Three letters of appointment signed by Chiang Kai- shek, 1948

15. Miscellany, 1932-1951, undated 1 Invitation from Chiang Kai-Shek, 1940 2 National Meeting name badges and certificates, 1946 3 Condolences of Zhang Bingxing (张炳心), 1947 4 Invitations to poetry and calligraphy exhibits, 1948 5 Political reports from the embassy in Italy, 1949 6 Translation and paper clippings of "This Changing Word, Fall of Formosa to Chinese Communists Seen Only as Question of Time," 1949 7 Excerpt of Russian newspaper, 1949 8 Liu Dongyan diary (刘东严日记), 1949-1950 15 Zeng Qi Papers, 1925-1951 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents

15. (cont’d) Miscellany, 1932-1951, undated

9 "A Graph of Liberal Party Structure in Belgium," 1950 10 Report of Politics and Party Affairs (政治与党务报告), 1950 11 Photographs: 13 photo prints depicting Zeng Qi, Gloria Tseng, Maurice Tseng, Soong Fangqing (Zeng's wife), Lu Weixiang, Yu Bin, Zhou Enlai, and other unidentified individuals, 1932-1951 12 Political propaganda leaflets and draft of "The Real Large-scale War in the Future" (未来真心大规模的 主义战争), 1940s 13 National Crisis Committee name lists and proposals, 1940s 14 Proposal for the creation of the International Union of Democracy, 1940s 15 Money orders, bills, and routine reading materials, 1940s 16 Published political thesis (draft included), 1940s 17 Military investigation reports about communist party, 1950s 18 Election results and family expenses, undated 19 Biographical sketch of U.S. Senator William F. Knowland, 1950s 20 Blank postcards, undated 21 Official letterhead and envelopes, undated 22 Payrolls, undated

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