Freda Utley Papers

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Register of the Freda Utley 78056 1 papers Title: Freda Utley papers Date (inclusive): 1886-1978 Collection Number: 78056 Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives Language of Material: English Physical Description: 87 manuscript boxes, 11 envelopes(37.4 Linear Feet) Abstract: Correspondence, writings, and printed matter, relating to social and political conditions in Russia, Japan, and China in the interwar period; the Sino-Japanese conflict; World War II; American relations with China; Germany in the post-World War II reconstruction period; social and political developments in the Middle East; and anti-communism in the United States. Creator: Utley, Freda, 1899-1978 Hoover Institution Library & Archives Access The collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use. Publication Rights Literary rights held by Jon B. Utley. Acquisition Information Acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 1978. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Freda Utley Papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives. 1898, Jan. Born, London, England 23 1923 B.A., London University 1925 M.A., London University 1926-1928 Research fellow, London School of Economics 1928 Joined British Communist Party. Marriage to Arcadi Berdichevsky 1930 Took up residence in Soviet Union 1931 Author, Lancashire and the Far East. Membership in British Communist Party lapsed 1932-1936 Senior scientific worker, Institute of World Economy and Politics, Academy of Sciences, Moscow 1936 Author, Japan's Feet of Clay Arrest and disappearance of husband. Return to England. 1938 War correspondent in China. Author, Japan's Gamble in China 1939 Author, China at War. Took up residence in United States 1940 Author, The Dream We Lost 1941-1945 Economic consultant, Starr, Park and Freeman Company, New York 1945-1946 War correspondent in China 1947 Author, Last Chance in China 1948 Author, Lost Illusion (revised version of The Dream We Lost) 1949 Author, The High Cost of Vengeance 1950 Naturalized as citizen of United States 1950-1954 Testified against Owen Lattimore Anti-communist witness, various Congressional hearings. 1951 Author, The China Story 1957 Author, Will the Middle East Go West? 1970 Author, Odyssey of a Liberal 1978, Jan. Died, Washington, D.C. 21 Subjects and Indexing Terms Anti-communist movements -- United States Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945 Germany -- History -- 1945-1955 China -- Foreign relations -- United States

Register of the Freda Utley 78056 2 papers United States -- Foreign relations -- China Middle East -- Politics and government Nuremberg Trial of Major German War Criminals, Nuremberg, Germany, 1945-1946 Reconstruction (1939-1951) -- Germany Japan -- Politics and government -- 1912-1945 World War, 1939-1945 Soviet Union -- Politics and government -- 1917-1936 China -- Politics and government

Audio-Visual File. Scope and Contents note See Photo Card Catalog

Biographical File 1937-1978 Scope and Contents note Biographical sketches, clippings, interviews, lecture notices, and miscellany, relating to the life of Freda Utley, arranged alphabetically by form Comprises boxes 1-2.

box 1, folder 1 Biographical sketches box 1, folder 2-4 Clippings box 1, folder 5 Immigration materials (affidavits, applications, memoranda, and bills, relating to the admission of Freda Utley to the United States) box 1, folder 6 Interviews (summaries and notes of interviews of Freda Utley by others) box 2, folder 1 Lecture notices box 2, folder 2 Miscellany (includes certificates, and memorial service program) box 2, folder 3 Publicity materials (press releases, and brochures) Correspondence, Alphabetical 1886-1977 Scope and Contents note Significant correspondence of Freda Utley, arranged alphabetically by correspondent. Includes a few letters neither from nor to Freda Utley, arranged alphabetically by author. Comprises Boxes 2-13.

box 2, folder 4 Achenbach, Ernst 1952-1954 box 2, folder 5 Ad Hoc Committee on the Middle East 1968 box 2, folder 6 Ahrens, Hanns Dietrich 1953-1970 box 2, folder 7 Alsop, Joseph 1952 box 2, folder 8 American China Policy Association 1944-1949 box 3, folder 1-2 American China Policy Association 1950-1959 box 3, folder 3 American Committee for Christian Refugees 1940 box 3, folder 4 American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression 1938 box 3, folder 5 American Council for Judaism 1956-1959 box 3, folder 6 American Friends of the Middle East 1957-1958 box 3, folder 7 American Friends' Service Committee 1941-1958 box 3, folder 8 American Legion 1953-1955 box 3, folder 9 American Legion Magazine 1950-1953 box 3, folder 10 American Mercury 1942-1956 box 3, folder 11 American Middle East Rehabilitation 1964-1968 box 3, folder 12 Amini, Ali 1957-1958 box 3, folder 13 App, Austin J. 1950-1974 box 3, folder 14 Arabian American Oil Company 1957 box 3, folder 15 Asha, Rafik 1957 box 3, folder 16 Asian Peoples' Anti-Communist League 1956-1968

box 3, folder 17 Atequi, Abdul Rahman 1971-1973 box 3, folder 18 Atlantic Monthly 1941-1968 box 4, folder 1 Baird, Alexander 1944-1955 box 4, folder 2 Balabanoff, Angelica 1944-1945 box 4, folder 3 Baldwin, Roger N. 1942 box 4, folder 4 Barnes, Harry Elmer 1951-1957 box 4, folder 5 Barten, Ernst H. 1949-1971 box 4, folder 6 Battle, Lucius D. 1965-1971 box 4, folder 7 Bauer, Maximilian B. 1960 box 4, folder 8 Bell Syndicate 1948 box 4, folder 9 Bertrand Russell Archives 1969-1970 box 4, folder 10 Besant, Annie 1886 box 4, folder 11 Biddle, Francis 1942 box 4 Bingham, Alfred M. see Common Sense box 4, folder 12 Bishara, Abdulla Yaccoub 1973 box 4, folder 13 Blake, Peter 1951-1961 box 4, folder 14 Blomberg, Frary von, Baron 1951-1971 box 4, folder 15 Bobbs-Merrill Company 1947-1950 box 4, folder 16 Boeker, Alexander 1948 box 4, folder 17 Boettiger, Anna Roosevelt 1942 box 4, folder 18 Bourguiba, Habib, Jr. 1962 box 4, folder 19 Bowles, Chester 1941-1944 box 4, folder 20 Boxer, Charles 1939 box 4, folder 21 Brailsford, H. N. 1954 box 4, folder 22 Brandt, Karl 1949 box 4, folder 23 Braun, Freiherr von 1951-1958 box 4, folder 24 Brewster, Owen 1950 box 4, folder 25 Bridges, Styles 1953-1958 box 4, folder 26 Bucerius, Gerd 1950-1951 box 4, folder 27 Buchanan, Rab 1928-1959 box 4, folder 28 Buck, Pearl S. 1940-1945 box 4, folder 29 Buckley, James L. 1971 Buckley, William F., Jr. see National Review box 4, folder 30 Buffett, Howard 1952 box 4, folder 31 Burton, Dora 1946-1950 box 4, folder 32 Burton, Wilbur 1948-1954 box 4, folder 33 Cain, Harry P. 1954 box 4, folder 34 Calverton, V. F. n.d. box 4, folder 35 Campaign for the 48 States 1955 box 4, folder 36 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 1958 box 4, folder 37 Capper, Arthur 1943 box 4, folder 38 Carlson, Evans 1939-1946 box 4, folder 39 Carr, E. H. 1936 box 4, folder 40 Chamberlin, William Henry 1952-1955 box 4, folder 41 Chambrun, Jacques 1947-1954 box 4, folder 42 Chanderli, Abdul Kader 1957 box 4, folder 43 Chang, Hajji Yusuf 1956-1960 box 4, folder 44 Chang, Kuo-sin 1948 box 4, folder 45 Chavez, Dennis 1950 box 4, folder 46 Chen, Chih-mai 1945-1972 box 5, folder 1 Chen, Chih-ping 1957 box 5, folder 2 Chiang, Kai-shek 1956-1957 box 5, folder 3 China Weekly Review 1938-1948 box 5, folder 4 Christian Anti-Communist Crusade 1974 box 5, folder 5 Cincinnati Enquirer 1954-1957 box 5, folder 6 Clay, Lucius D. 1948 box 5, folder 7 Cohn, Roy 1954 box 5, folder 8 Columbia Lecture Bureau 1940-1950

box 5, folder 9 Common Sense 1940-1944 box 5, folder 10 Commonweal 1952 box 5, folder 11 Congress for Cultural Freedom 1950-1954 box 5, folder 12 Congress of Freedom 1955-1956 box 5, folder 13 Cooke, Charles M. 1955-1963 box 5, folder 14 Crane, John B. 1949-1955 box 5, folder 15 Dallas, George 1954-1955 box 5, folder 16 Degras, Jane 1941-1970 box 5, folder 17 Dennis, Lawrence, see also SUBJECT FILE 1955. box 5, folder 18 Dessouki, Salah 1961-1964 box 5, folder 19 Devin-Adair Company 1958-1973 box 5, folder 20 Dewar, Rita 1941-1972 box 5, folder 21 Dirksen, Everett McKinley 1964 box 5, folder 22 Dodd, Thomas J. 1962-1965 box 5, folder 23 Dodd, Mead and Company 1970-1972 box 5, folder 24 Donovan, William J. 1948 box 5, folder 25 Dooley, Thomas A. 1957-1958 box 5, folder 26 Dooman, Eugene H. 1952 box 5, folder 27 Douglas, Paul H. 1955-1958 box 5, folder 28 Duehring, Walter 1960-1968 box 5, folder 29 Duff, J. Arthur 1956 box 5, folder 30 Durdin, Tillman 1962 box 5, folder 31 Eastland, James O. 1955 box 5, folder 32 Eastman, Max, see also SUBJECT FILE 1940-1966. box 5, folder 33 Eaton, Charles A. n.d. box 5, folder 34 Elliott, William Yandell 1950 box 5, folder 35 Emmet, Christopher 1947 box 5, folder 36 Epstein, Julius 1951-1953 box 5, folder 37 Ernst August, Prince 1952-1953 box 5, folder 38 Evans, M. Stanton 1955-1970 Evans, Medford. see Facts Forum box 5, folder 39 Evans, Rowland, Jr. 1971 box 5, folder 40 Everett, Willis M., Jr. 1954 box 5, folder 41 Faber and Faber Company 1939-1974 box 5, folder 42 Facts Forum 1954-1955 box 5, folder 43 Ferguson, Homer 1944-1952 box 5, folder 44 Ferlisi, Alfredo 1960-1971 box 6, folder 1 Fischer, Hanns 1958-1970 box 6, folder 2 Fisher, Dorothy Canfield 1940 box 6, folder 3 Flanders, Ralph E. 1957-1958 box 6, folder 4 Flynn, John T. 1944-1949 box 6, folder 5 Foreign Affairs 1940 box 6, folder 6 Forster, Clifford 1953-1954 box 6, folder 7 Fortune 1942-1949 box 6, folder 8 Foundation for Foreign Affairs 1950-1958 box 6, folder 9 Fraser, A. G. 1939 box 6, folder 10 Freeman 1950-1955 box 6, folder 11 Frei, Erich 1953-1970 box 6, folder 12 Friends of Democracy 1951 box 6, folder 13 Fulbright, J. William 1971-1972 box 6, folder 14 George Allen and Unwin Company 1949-1955 box 6, folder 15 Goldsmith, Sybil 1949-1968 box 6, folder 16 Gould, Randall, see also Starr, Park and Freeman Company 1939-1940. box 6, folder 17 Graves, Sidney 1944-1961 box 6, folder 18 Green, Theodore Francis 1958 box 6, folder 19 Grenfell, Russell 1953 box 6, folder 20 Grundner, Gerhard 1952-1953 box 6, folder 21 Haikal, Y. 1958

box 6, folder 22 Hamilton, Edith 1945-1949 Hanighen, Frank C. see Human Events box 6, folder 23 Hankinson, Norman 1953-1954 Hart, Merwin K. see National Economic Council box 6, folder 24 Harten, K. P. 1952-1953 box 6, folder 25 Hatem, Abdul Kader 1963 box 6, folder 26 Hatfield, Mark O. 1971 box 6, folder 27 Hebert, Edward 1971 box 6, folder 28 Heffron, Edward J. 1952-1953 box 6, folder 29 Heimlich, William F. 1955 box 6, folder 30 Henderson, Loy W. 1940-1969 box 6, folder 31 Henry Holt and Company 1958 box 6, folder 32 Henry Regnery Company 1948-1959 box 7, folder 1 Henry Regnery Company 1961-1977 box 7, folder 2 Herron, George B. 1958 box 7, folder 3 Heymann, Egon 1950-1958 box 7, folder 4 Hickenlooper, Bourke B. 1958-1966 box 7, folder 5 Hill and Knowlton Company 1952-1970 box 7, folder 6 Ho, Shai Lai 1955-1972 box 7, folder 7 Hocking, William Ernest 1963-1964 box 7, folder 8 Hogan, John F., Jr. 1967-1972 box 7, folder 9 Holman, Rufus C. 1944 box 7, folder 10 Holmes, John Haynes 1942 Holt, L. Emmett, Jr. see American Middle East Rehabilitation box 7, folder 11 Holt, Olivia 1964 box 7, folder 12 Hook, Sidney 1941-1970 box 7, folder 13 Hoover, Herbert 1949-1955 box 7, folder 14 Hu, Chiu-yuan 1956-1958 box 7, folder 15 Hu, Shih 1942-1944 box 7, folder 16 Hudson, Geoffrey 1938-1970 box 7, folder 17 Human Events 1944-1956 box 7, folder 18 Humphrey, Hubert H. 1957-1964 box 7, folder 19 Hunt, H. L. 1956 box 7, folder 20 Hussein, Ahmed 1957 box 7, folder 21 Independent Labour Party 1939-1949 box 7, folder 22 Jackson, Henry M. 1971 box 7, folder 23 Jamali, Mohammad Fadhel 1957 box 7, folder 24 Javits, Jacob K. 1969 box 7, folder 25 Jewish Labor Committee 1942-1943 box 7, folder 26 John Day Company 1940-1946 box 7, folder 27 Johnson, Philip 1963-1965 box 7, folder 28 Judd, Walter H. 1944-1961 box 7, folder 29 Jung, Ernst 1955 box 7, folder 30 Kalckreuth, Gerty, Graefin 1958-1963 box 7, folder 31 Kalckreuth, Joachim, Graf 1952-1965 box 8, folder 1 Kamel, Mostafa 1958 box 8, folder 2 Kampelman, Max M. 1968-1970 box 8, folder 3 Kao, Tsung-wu 1943-1944 box 8, folder 4 Keedick, Lee 1947-1953 box 8, folder 5 Kem, James P. 1951 box 8, folder 6 Kennedy, John F. 1957 box 8, folder 7 Kerensky, Alexander 1940 box 8, folder 8 Kesselring, Albert 1953-1958 box 8, folder 9 Kfoury, Robert 1957-1959 box 8, folder 10 Kilpatrick, James J. 1957 box 8, folder 11 Klein, Herbert G. 1971 box 8, folder 12 Klingelhofer, Albert 1952-1961 box 8, folder 13 Knowland, William F. 1954-1958

box 8, folder 13 Kohlberg, Alfred. see American China Policy Association box 8, folder 14 Kranzbuehler, Otto 1953-1962 box 8, folder 15 Kuebler, Paul C. 1948-1952 box 8, folder 16 Kuhn, Irene Corbally 1947-1977 box 8, folder 17 Laird, Melvin R. 1971-1974 box 8, folder 18 Langer, William 1949-1954 box 8, folder 19 Laski, Harold J. 1937 box 8, folder 20 Lattimore, Owen, see also Schmidt, Egan and Murray; BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, under Clippings; and SUBJECT FILE 1952. box 8, folder 21 Leinfelder, Georg 1953 box 8, folder 22 Levine, Isaac Don 1946-1963 box 8, folder 23 Lewis, Fulton, Jr. 1951 box 8, folder 24 Life 1945-1954 box 8, folder 25 Lilienthal, Alfred 1971 box 8, folder 26 Lindbergh, Anne Morrow 1944 box 8, folder 27 Lindbergh, Charles A. 1970 box 8, folder 28 Loeb, William 1952-1973 box 8, folder 29 Loewenstein, Hubertus zu, Prince 1953-1955 box 8, folder 30 Longworth, Alice Roosevelt 1944 box 8, folder 31 Lovestone, Jay 1956 box 8, folder 32 Luce, Clare Boothe 1944-1947 box 8, folder 32 Luce, Henry R. see Life. and Time box 8, folder 32 Lyons, Eugene. see American Mercury. and Reader's Digest box 8, folder 33 MacArthur, Douglas 1954 box 8, folder 34 McCarran, Pat 1951-1952 box 8, folder 35 McCarthy, Joseph R., see also SUBJECT FILE 1950-1954. box 8, folder 36 Macdonald, Dwight 1962-1967 box 8, folder 37 McKneally, Martin B. 1951-1953 box 8, folder 38 McNamara, Robert 1972 box 8, folder 39 Maloney, Francis 1943-1944 box 8, folder 40 Mandel, Benjamin 1950-1956 box 8, folder 41 Manes, Alfred 1942-1943 box 8, folder 42 Mannin, Ethel 1964 box 8, folder 43 Marquand, John P. 1944-1948 box 8, folder 44 Mason, Frank E. 1947-1962 box 8, folder 45 Matthews, J. B. 1942 box 8, folder 46 Maurer, Herrymon 1948 box 9, folder 1 Menjou, Adolphe 1954-1955 box 9, folder 2 Miles, Milton E. n.d. box 9, folder 3 Mohr, Gretel 1952-1963 box 9, folder 3 Morley, Felix. see Human Events box 9, folder 4 Muggeridge, Malcolm 1948-1971 box 9, folder 5 Mundt, Karl E. 1946-1964 box 9, folder 6 Nasser, Gamal Abdel, see also SUBJECT FILE, under Egypt 1959-1965. box 9, folder 7 National Economic Council 1952-1972 box 9, folder 8 National Press 1967-1970 box 9, folder 9 National Review 1952-1971 box 9, folder 10 Nedelmann, Heinz 1949-1976 box 9, folder 10 Nelson, Frederic. see Saturday Evening Post box 9, folder 11 Nelson, Sylvia 1942-1945 box 9, folder 12 New Statesman and Nation 1939 box 9, folder 13 New York Times 1947-1968 box 9, folder 14 News Chronicle (London) 1938 box 9, folder 15 Nixon, Richard M. 1955-1971 box 9, folder 16 Noelke (H. H.) Verlag 1951-1957 box 9, folder 17 North, Robert C. n.d. box 9, folder 18 Norton, Florence, 1951-1966. see also Freeman box 9, folder 19 Nye, Gerald P. 1943-1944

box 9, folder 20 O'Conor, Herbert 1952 box 9, folder 21 Odlum, Victor W. 1948-1949 box 9, folder 22 Oeftering, H. M. 1953 box 9, folder 23 Ogren, Pat 1958-1959 box 9, folder 24 O'Hara, Joseph P. 1941-1944 box 9, folder 25 Palestine Arab Refugee Office 1956-1957 box 9, folder 26 Papen, Franz von 1948-1954 box 9, folder 27 Papen, Franz von, Jr. 1958-1959 box 9, folder 28 Pathfinder 1952-1953 box 9, folder 29 Pearson, Drew 1954 box 9, folder 30 Pegler, Westbrook n.d. box 9, folder 31 Phillips, Emily 1933-1963 box 9, folder 32 Plesse Verlag 1958-1963 box 9, folder 33 Ponce de Leon, Guy 1965 box 9, folder 33 Powell, J. B. see China Weekly Review. and SUBJECT FILE, under Eastman, Max box 9, folder 34 Princeton University 1941-1944 box 9, folder 35 Progressive 1944 box 9, folder 36 Rahim, Kamil A. 1957-1960 box 9, folder 37 Ram Goel, Sita 1953-1958 box 9, folder 38 Ram Swarup 1955-1974 box 10, folder 1 al-Rashid, Rashid 1973 box 10, folder 2-3 Reader's Digest 1942-1974 box 10, folder 4 Redpath Bureau 1951-1970 box 10, folder 3 Regnery, Henry. see Henry Regnery Company box 10, folder 3 Regnery, William H. see Foundation for Foreign Affairs box 10, folder 5 Reimann, Guenter 1937-1974 box 10, folder 6 Religion and Society 1970-1971 box 10, folder 7 Reporter 1952-1957 box 10, folder 8 Rheinlaender, Paul 1952-1965 box 10, folder 9 Ribbentrop, Annelies von 1958 box 10, folder 10 Richardson Foundation 1956 box 10, folder 11 Rifa'i, Abdul Monem n.d. box 10, folder 12 Robertson, Walter S. 1954-1957 box 10, folder 13 Roechling, Ernst 1955 box 10, folder 14 Rohland, Walter 1952-1966 box 10, folder 15 Rolland, Romain 1937 box 10, folder 16 Rountree, William M. 1957-1958 box 10, folder 17 Russell, Bertrand, see also Bertrand Russell Archives; and SUBJECT FILE 1930-1968. box 10, folder 18 Russell, Patricia 1937-1961 box 10, folder 19 Russell, Richard B. 1944 box 10, folder 20 Ryskind, Morrie 1955 box 10, folder 21 St. George, Katherine 1950-1964 box 10, folder 22 Sansom, Sir George 1940-1944 box 10, folder 23 Sansom, Lady Katherine 1939-1954 box 10, folder 24 Saturday Evening Post 1942-1974 box 10, folder 25 Saturday Review of Literature 1951-1961 box 10, folder 26 Sayegh, Fayez A. 1957 box 10, folder 27 Schacht, Hjal mar, 1953-1954 box 10, folder 28 Schelfhout, Paul 1960 box 10, folder 29 Schlafly, Phyllis 1969-1970 box 10, folder 30 Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr. 1961-1970 box 10, folder 31 Schmid, Karlo 1950 box 10, folder 32 Schmidt, Egan and Murray (law firm) 1952 box 11, folder 1 Schoknecht, Werner 1953-1954 box 11, folder 2 Schumacher-Nelles, Johann 1949-1950 box 11, folder 3 Scott, Charles Ernest 1949-1956 box 11, folder 4 Scott, H. Vernon 1970 box 11, folder 5 Selvage, Lee and Chase Company 1953-1955

box 11, folder 6 Shah, Konsin C. 1957-1971 box 11, folder 7 Shakespeare, Frank 1969-1970 box 11, folder 8 Sharaf, Abdul Hamid 1971-1972 box 11, folder 9 Shaw, George Bernard 1937 box 11, folder 10 Shehab, Fakri 1963-1964 box 11, folder 11 Sign 1947 box 11, folder 12 Skoniecki, A. A. 1945 box 11, folder 13 Skorzeny, Ilse 1954-1958 box 11, folder 14 Skorzeny, Otto 1954-1959 box 11, folder 15 Smal-Stocki, Roman 1953 box 11, folder 16 Smedley, Agnes 1944 box 11, folder 17 Smith, Margaret Chase 1951 box 11, folder 18 Smith, Truman 1944-1953 box 11, folder 19 Sohl, Hans-Guenther 1963 box 11, folder 20 Sokolsky, George E. 1950-1954 box 11, folder 21 Sourwine, J. G. 1972 box 11, folder 22 Souvarine, Boris n.d. box 11, folder 23 Speidel, Hans 1949-1954 box 11, folder 24 Spiegel 1952 box 11, folder 25 Staar, Richard F. 1956 box 11, folder 26 Starr, Park and Freeman Company, see also Subject File 1941-1971. box 11, folder 27 Stennes, Walther 1952-1972 box 11, folder 28 Stimson, Henry L. 1939 box 11, folder 29 Stinnes, Otto 1953-1955 box 11, folder 30 Stratemeyer, George E. 1955 box 11, folder 31 Strausz-Hupe, Robert 1951-1956 box 11, folder 32 Taft, Robert A. 1944-1953 box 11, folder 33 Tariki, Abdullah H. 1960-1961 box 11, folder 34 Taylor, Telford 1948 box 12, folder 1 Thomas, Norman 1944-1964 box 12, folder 2 Thompson, Dorothy 1955-1958 box 12, folder 3 Thompson, H. Keith 1954 box 12, folder 4 Thompson, Llewellyn E. 1962 box 12, folder 5 Time 1940-1970 box 12, folder 6 Toynbee, Arnold 1961 box 12, folder 7 Triumph 1967 box 12, folder 8 Tyson, Francis D. 1943-1944 box 12, folder 9 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency 1947-1958 box 12, folder 10 U.S. Consulate General, Montreal, Canada 1940-1944 box 12, folder 11 U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service 1940-1945 box 12, Utley, Emily 1926-1945 folder 12-13 box 12, folder 14 Utley, Emsie 1933-1961 box 12, folder 15 Utley, Jon 1941-1973 box 12, folder 16 Utley, Temple 1913-1935 box 12, folder 17 Utley, William 1911-1917 box 12, folder 18 Valdeiglesias, Jose Ignacio, Marques 1954-1958 box 12, folder 19 Veale, F. J. P. 1953-1961 box 12, folder 20 Verlag Fritz Schlichtenmayer 1961-1963 box 12, folder 21 Verlag Karl Heinz Priester 1960-1961 box 13, folder l Villard, Oswald Garrison 1944-1945 box 13, folder 2 Voorhis, Jerry 1942-1944 box 13, folder 3 Wagner, Hans 1950 box 13, folder 4 Wahba, Moustapha 1960 box 13, folder 5 Waldman, Louis 1970 box 13, folder 5 Walsh, Richard J. see John Day Company box 13, folder 6 Walter, Heinrich 1949 box 13, folder 7 Washington Post 1952-1970

box 13, folder 8 Webb, Sidney 1936 box 13, folder 9 Weber, Erhart 1948-1969 box 13, folder 10 Weber, Wilhelm 1952 box 13, folder 11 Wedemeyer, Albert C., see also SUBJECT FILE 1946-1961. box 13, folder 12 Wehner, Herbert 1952 box 13, folder 13 Wei, James 1972 box 13, folder 14 Werner, Franz 1949-1953 box 13, folder 15 Wheeler, Burton K. 1944 box 13, folder 16 White, Harry Dexter 1945 box 13, folder 17 White, William L. 1948-1955 box 13, folder 18 William, Maurice 1944 box 13, folder 19 William Collins Sons and Company 1970-1971 box 13, folder 20 William Volker Fund 1953-1954 box 13, folder 21 Williams, C. Dickerman 1943-1961 box 13, folder 22 Wilms, Ernst 1948-1955 box 13, folder 23 Wittfogel, Karl A., see also SUBJECT FILE 1951. box 13, folder 24 Wolfe, Bertram D. 1946 box 13, folder 25 Wolfe, Ella 1945 box 13, folder 26 Women for Nixon-Agnew 1968 box 13, folder 27 Wood, Robert E. 1942-1958 box 13, folder 28 Yeh, George 1954-1968 box 13, folder 29 Young, A. Morgan 1939-1941 box 13, folder 30 Zapp, Manfred 1950-1958 box 13, folder 31 Zeit 1953-1955 box 13, folder 32 Zeitschrift fuer Geopolitik 1952-1954 box 13, folder 33 Zezulak, Hans H. 1949-1952 Correspondence, Chronological 1919-1976 Scope and Contents note Less significant correspondence of Freda Utley, arranged chronologically. Includes a few letters neither from nor to Freda Utley Comprises boxes 14-18.

box 14, folder 1 1919 box 14, folder 2 1923 box 14, folder 3 1930 box 14, folder 4 1931 box 14, folder 5 1933 box 14, folder 6 1935 box 14, folder 7 1936 box 14, folder 8 1937 box 14, folder 9 1938 box 14, folder 10 1939 box 14, folder 11 1940 box 14, folder 12 1941 box 14, folder 13 1942 box 14, folder 14 1943 box 14, folder 15 1944 box 14, folder 16 1945 box 14, folder 17 1946 box 14, folder 18 1947 box 14, folder 19 1948 box 15, folder 1 1949 box 15, folder 2 1950 box 15, folder 3 1951 box 15, folder 4 1952 box 16, folder 1 1953 box 16, folder 2 1954

box 16, folder 3 1955 box 16, folder 4 1956 box 16, folder 5 1957 box 17, folder 1 1958 box 17, folder 2 1959 box 17, folder 3 1960 box 17, folder 4 1961 box 17, folder 5 1962 box 17, folder 6 1963 box 17, folder 7 1964 box 17, folder 8 1965 box 17, folder 9 1966 box 17, folder 10 1967 box 17, folder 11 1968 box 17, folder 12 1969 box 17, folder 13 1970 box 17, folder 14 1971 box 17, folder 15 1972 box 17, folder 16 1973 box 17, folder 17 1974 box 17, folder 18 1975 box 17, folder 19 1976 box 18, folder 1-3 Undated (includes many fragments of letters) Speeches And Writings, Dated 1930-1974 Scope and Contents note Drafts and/or printed copies of speeches and writings by Freda Utley, arranged chronologically. Includes reviews of her books and some related promotional material. Comprises boxes 18-29.

box 18, folder 4 "Safeguarding the Geisha," New Statesman and Nation Sept. 13, 1930 box 18, folder 5 Japan's Feet of Clay, (reviews and financial statements) 1936 box 18, folder 6 Japan Can Be Stopped (pamphlet co-authored with David Wills), (reviews) 1937 box 18, folder 7 "A Chinese Popular Front?" New Statesman and Nation Jan. 9, 1937 box 18, folder 8 "Why Labour Is Cheap in Japan," Manchester Evening News Jan. 18, 1937 box 18, folder 9 "Humours of Trading in China," New Statesman and Nation, Apr. 3, 1937 (review of Carl Crow, 400 Million Customers) box 18, folder 10 "Why Japan Makes War Now," News Chronicle (London) July 28, 1937 box 18, folder 11 "What Does Japan Want? Background of the War in the East," Common Sense Sept. 1937 box 18, folder 12 "Why Japan May Meet Her Waterloo," Reynolds News Sept. 19, 1937 box 18, folder 13 "Japan Fears a Boycott," Nation Oct. 2, 1937 box 18, folder 14 "Why China Must Not Be Conquered," News Chronicle (London) Oct. 5, 1937 box 18, folder 15 "Comment On Pourrait Arr^ter l'Agression Japonaise: Ses Faiblesses Economiques et Sociales," Journal des Nations Oct. 6, 1937 box 18, folder 16 "Dossier des Agressions Totalitaires: On Peut Encore Enrayer l'Agression Japonaise," Journal des Nations Nov. 25, 1937 box 18, folder 17 "The Vulnerability of Japan," New Statesman and Nation, (letter to the editor) Dec. 25, 1937 box 19, folder 1 Japan's Gamble in China, (reviews) 1938 box 19, folder 2 "The Japanese God," New Statesman and Nation, Jan. 22, 1938 (review of Carl Crow, I Speak for the Chinese) box 19, folder 3 "Japan Now Feels the Boycott," News Chronicle (London) May 16, 1938 box 19, folder 4 "The Danube and the Yellow River," New Statesman and Nation June 11, 1938 box 19, folder 5 "Japanese Prepare Big Drive," News Chronicle (London) July 19, 1938 box 19, folder 6 "More Civilians Massacred by Japan's Planes," News Chronicle (London) July 20, 1938 box 19, folder 7 "Truckloads of Babies Escape Bombs," News Chronicle (London) July 22, 1938 box 19, folder 8 "China Will Fight On and Defend Hankow," News Chronicle (London) Aug. 4, 1938

box 19, folder 9 "A Day in Canton," New Statesman and Nation Aug. 13, 1938 box 19, folder 10 "The South Yangtze Front," New Statesman and Nation Oct. 15, 1938 box 19, folder 11 "A Woman in China's War Zone," San Francisco Chronicle Nov. 27, 1938 box 19, folder 12 China at War, (reviews and financial statements) 1939 box 19, folder 13 "Having It Both Ways," Far Eastern Service 1939 box 19, folder 14 "The Knouto-Soviet State," Observer (London), 1939 (review of Boris Souvarine, Stalin: A Critical Survey of Bolshevism) box 19, folder 15 "War Aims," New Statesman and Nation, (letter to the editor) 1939 box 19, folder 16 "An Iron Constitution!" Synopsis Jan. 1939 box 19, folder 17 "China," New Statesman and Nation, (letter to the editor) Jan. 28, 1939 box 19, folder 18 "China's Many Problems: Left or Right? Wang Ching-wei's Departure: A New Stage Beginning," Manchester Guardian Feb. 2, 1939 box 19, folder 19 "Japan Beginning to Feel the Pinch," Far Eastern Service June 7, 1939 box 19, folder 20 "Incidents and the Currency War in North China," Far Eastern Service June 14, 1939 box 19, folder 21 "The Blockade of Tientsin: Japan's Aims: Currency Control in North China: Need of Foreign Exchange," Manchester Guardian June 19, 1939 box 19, folder 22 "Tientsin: The Choice Before Us," Far Eastern Service June 21, 1939 box 19, folder 23 "Tientsin," New Statesman and Nation June 24, 1939 box 19, folder 24 "Tientsin," Far Eastern Service June 26, 1939 box 19, folder 25 "Currency Control in North China: 'Background' of Tientsin Blockade: Worthless Japanese Paper," Johannesburg Star July 1, 1939 box 19, folder 26 "Who's Who in Asia," New Statesman and Nation, July 1, 1939 (review of John Gunther, Inside Asia) box 19, folder 27 "Can We Stay in China?" News Chronicle (London) July 5, 1939 box 19, folder 28 "Second Anniversary of the Sino-Japanese War," New Statesman and Nation July 8, 1939 box 19, folder 29 "Front Line Horrors," Daily Record (Glasgow) July 10, 1939 box 19, folder 30 "China at War," North Mail and Newcastle Chronicle July 11, 1939 box 19, folder 31 "Upper and Middle Class Idlers," Manchester Daily Dispatch July 12, 1939 box 19, folder 32 "The Sino-Japanese War," (radio interview with W. H. Stoneman) July 14, 1939 box 19, folder 33 "Will a Betrayal of China Profit Us?" Far Eastern Service July 27, 1939 box 19, folder 34 "Serve Notice on Japan!" Daily Herald (Manchester) Aug. 7, 1939 box 19, folder 35 "The Tokyo Negotiations," Service Extr`me-Orient, Aug. 9, 1939 box 19, folder 36 "Co-operate with America - or Japan?" Time and Tide Aug. 12, 1939 box 19, folder 37 "Habeas Corpus in the Far East?" Far Eastern Service Aug. 16, 1939 box 19, folder 38 "The Chinese Currency Problem," Far Eastern Service Aug. 23, 1939 box 19, folder 39 "Left in the Lurch," Sept. 1, 1939 box 19, folder 40 Letter to the editor, New Statesman and Nation Sept. 30, 1939 box 19, folder 41 "China and Japan: Two Views of the Struggle," Observer (London), Oct. 15, 1939 (review of C. R. Shepherd, The Case against Japan, and I. Epstein, The People's War) box 19, folder 42 "Has Stalin Become a 'Trotskyist'?" Common Sense Dec. 1939 The Dream We Lost 1940 box 19, folder 43 Drafts box 19, folder 44 Promotional material box 19, folder 45 Reviews box 20, folder 1 "Making the World Safe for Stalin," 1940 box 20, folder 2 "Who Owns the Future?" 1940? box 20, folder 3 "Today and the Far East," Independent Woman Mar. 1940 box 20, folder 4 "Japan and the Double Standard," Common Sense May 1940 box 20, folder 5 "Russia and Germany," (radio address) July 1, 1940 box 20, folder 6 "Japan's Great Bluff," Nation Oct. 12, 1940 box 20, folder 7 "The Limits of Russian Resistance," 1941 box 20, folder 8 "The Russo-German War," 1941 box 20, folder 9 "What Shall It Profit a Man..., or, The Great Delusion," 1941 box 20, folder 10 "Will Russia Betray China?" 1941 box 20, folder 11 "Revolutions and Reality," Saturday Review of Literature, Jan. 18, 1941 (review of Jan Valtin, Out of the Night)

box 20, folder 12 "A Terse, Authentic Report of the Terror in China," New York Times Book Review, Mar. 9, 1941 (review of Edgar Snow, The Battle for Asia) box 20, folder 13 "Can Democracy Survive Total War?" Apr. 4, 1941 (address, annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia; published in Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science July 1941) box 20, folder 14 "If You Could See What I Have Seen," Asia, (clippings about article only) July 1941 box 20, folder 15 "Must the World Destroy Itself?" Common Sense, Aug. 1941 (reprinted in Reader's Digest, ; includes clippings about article) Oct. 1941 box 20, folder 16 Speech Oct. 15, 1941? box 20, folder 17 "How Could We Combat a Hitler-Dominated Europe?" Nov. 16, 1941 ( American Forum of the Air radio symposium with John M. Vorys, H. R. Knickerbocker and Herbert Elliston) box 20, folder 18 "This War Can and Will be Won: Jap Treachery Unites All U.S.," New York Journal-American Dec. 14, 1941 box 20, folder 19 "Japan Is Not Germany," 1942 box 20, folder 20 Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune Oct. 1942 box 20, folder 21 Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, (date written) Nov. 24, 1942 box 20, folder 22 "Britain at the Halfway House," Asia 1943 box 20, folder 23 "The Totalitarian Menace Within," 1943 box 20, folder 24 "Big Business and Communists: A New Alliance," New Leader May 22, 1943 box 20, folder 25 Review of Harry Paxton Howard, America's Role in Asia Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury July 23, 1943 box 20, folder 26 "Stalin's Recognition of the Badoglio Regime," New Leader Mar. 18, 1944 box 20, folder 27 "A British Plea for India's Freedom," Progressive, Apr. 24, 1944 (review of H. N. Brailsford, Subject India) box 20, folder 28 "British Realism," Progressive May 22, 1944 box 20, folder 29 "The Theory of Realism," New Leader, June 17, 1944 (review of Alfred Bingham, The Practice of Idealism) box 20, folder 30 "Frances Gunther's Revolution in India," Progressive, (book review) July 3, 1944 box 20, folder 31 "Why Pick on China?" American Mercury Sept. 1944 box 20, folder 32 "When, How, and If Russia Fights Japan," Progressive Mar. 26, 1945 box 20, folder 33 "Are They Real Communists?" Apr. 19, 1945 box 20, folder 34 "To Have and to Hold," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Nov. 10, 1945 box 20, folder 35 "Inflation," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Nov. 13, 1945 box 20, folder 36 "Vengeance, Justice and Economic Rehabilitation," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Nov. 16, 1945 box 20, folder 37 "Manchuria," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Nov. 19, 1945 box 20, folder 38 "Prospects for Foreign Business in China," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Nov. 21, 1945 box 20, folder 39 "China's Responsibilities," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Nov. 23, 1945 box 20, folder 40 "China's New Supreme Economic Council," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Nov. 30, 1945 box 20, folder 41 "Views of China," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Dec. 5, 1945 box 20, folder 42 "Pearl Harbor," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Dec. 11, 1945 box 20, folder 43 "King Can Do No Wrong," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Dec. 19, 1945 box 20, folder 44 "Peace on Earth, Good Will towards Men," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury Dec. 24, 1945 box 20, folder 45 "The Hour of Decision," China Critic Dec. 27, 1945 box 20, folder 46 "General Marshall's Failure in China, or, Time for a Change in China," 1946 box 20, folder 47 "The Plain Facts of Yenan: A U.S. Journalist Finds the Chinese Communists Run True to Form," 1946 box 21, folder 1 "Manchuria: The First Test and the Last," Foreign Notes Apr. 12, 1946 box 21, folder 2 "See Red China in U.S. Policy: Soviet Domination Growing since Yalta Deal with Stalin," New York Journal-American July 7, 1946 box 21, folder 3 "Mme. Sun Yat-sen's Appeal," (co-signer with Alfred Kohlberg and others) July 23, 1946 box 21, folder 4 Statement to Secretary of State James F. Byrnes, (co-signer with others) July 24, 1946

box 21, folder 5 "What Should We Do about China?" Aug. 20, 1946 ( American Forum of the Air radio symposium with Harrison Forman, J. Spencer Kennard and Alfred Kohlberg) box 21, folder 6 "'Behind the Curtain,'" Washington Post, (letter to the editor) Sept. 7, 1946 box 21, folder 7 Letter to the editor, New York Times, (date written) Sept. 12, 1946 box 21, folder 8 "Communistic Activities, as Especially Related to the Far East," (speech, Washington, D.C.) Dec. 18, 1946 Last Chance in China 1947 box 21, Drafts folder 9-12 box 22, folder 1 Promotional material box 22, folder 2 Reviews box 22, folder 3 "Letters from Russia," 1947 box 22, folder 4 Radio interview, Nov. 14, 1947 ( Woman of Tomorrow program with Nancy Craig) box 22, folder 5 Radio interview, (with Irene Kuhn and Rene Kuhn) Nov. 22, 1947 box 22, folder 6 "America's Stake in China," Dec. 2, 1947 box 22, folder 7 "America's Unrealistic View of China," 1948 box 22, folder 8 Letter to the editor, Saturday Review of Literature 1948 Lost Illusion, 1948 (revised version of The Dream We Lost) box 22, folder 9 Drafts box 22, folder 10 Printed copy box 22, folder 11 Promotional material box 22, folder 12 Reviews box 22, folder 13 "Sees U.S. Blunders Giving China to Reds: Expert Would End Appeasement," Mar. 7, 1948 box 22, folder 14 "Our Futile China Policy," New York Journal-American, (two-part article) Mar. 8-9, 1948 box 22, folder 15 "Marshall and Coalition Government: Our China Policy," New Leader Mar. 27, 1948 box 22, folder 16 "Decline and Fall," Human Events Apr. 21, 1948 box 22, folder 17 "Let's Face the Facts in China," Sign May 1948 box 22, folder 18 "Ruhr Wrecking Goes On: Arms Factory Stays: Siegen Loses Plants of Peace Time Use," Chicago Daily Tribune Oct. 18, 1948 The High Cost of Vengeance 1949 box 23, folder 1-4 Drafts box 23, folder 5 Galleys box 23, folder 6 Promotional material box 23, folder 7 Reviews box 24, folder 1 "Obstacle to German Recovery: Dismantling of Equipment Opposed as Loss to Europe's Economy," New York Times, (letter to the editor) Mar. 11, 1949 box 24, folder 2 "Author's View," New York Times, (letter to the editor) Aug. 7, 1949 box 24, folder 3 Letter to the editor, New York Times, (date written) Oct. 10, 1949 box 24, folder 4 "Bungled into War: From Yalta to Korea," (synopsis of projected book) Nov. 29, 1949 box 24, folder 5 "According China Recognition: Criticizing Britain's Course, Author Warns against Similar Action by Us," New York Times, (letter to the editor) Dec. 8, 1949 box 24, folder 6 "Sheean's Newest Pilgrimage," Plain Talk, Jan. 1950 (review of Vincent Sheean, Lead Kindly Light) box 24, folder 7 "Course of United States Policy in China," Feb. 1950 box 24, folder 8 "The Real Strength of Communism," Plain Talk, Mar. 1950 (review of A. Rossi, A Communist Party in Action) box 24, folder 9 "Chasing Chameleons," Human Events Mar. 29, 1950 box 24, folder 10 Letter to the editor, Washington Post, (date written) Apr. 14, 1950 box 24, folder 11 Testimony, U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee May 1, 1950 box 24, folder 12 Untitled May 13, 1950 box 24, folder 13 Review of Louis Francis Budenz, Men without Faces: The Communist Conspiracy in the U.S.A. Human Events July 12, 1950 box 24, folder 14 Review of Victor Serge, The Case of Comrade Tulayev Human Events Aug. 30, 1950 box 24, folder 15 "What 'Second Crusade' Has Got Us Into," Chicago Sunday Tribune, Oct. 15, 1950 (review of William Henry Chamberlin, America's Second Crusade)

box 24, folder 16 "The Incurables," Freeman, Oct. 16, 1950 (review of Victor Serge, The Case of Comrade Tulayev) The China Story 1951 box 24, folder 17 Drafts box 24, folder 18 Printed copy box 24, folder 19 Promotional material box 24, folder 20 Reviews box 25, folder 1 Review of Barbara West, Policy for the WestKeith Hutchison, The Decline and Fall of British Capitalismand Frederic R. Sanborn, Design for War: A Study of Secret Power Politics, 1937-1941 Economic Council Review of Books Mar. 1951 box 25, folder 2 Review of B. H. Liddell Hart, Defence of the WestElinor Lipper, Eleven Years in Soviet Prison CampsHelen MacInnes, Neither Five nor Threeand Douglas Reed, Somewhere South of Suez Economic Council Review of Books Apr. 1951 box 25, folder 3 Review of Sumner Welles, Seven Decisions that Shaped HistoryWomen Investors Research Institute, Special Report No. 80l in re Will Present United Policies Defeat Communist World Empire Program? and Henry C. Link, The Way to Security Economic Council Review of Books May 1951 box 25, folder 4 Review of Paul G. Hoffman, Peace Can Be WonLeigh White, Balkan Caesar: Tito versus Stalinand Hede Massing, This Deception Economic Council Review of Books June 1951 box 25, folder 5 "The Case of Owen Lattimore," American Mercury Sept. 1951 box 25, folder 6 Review of Edward Crankshaw, Cracks in the Kremlin Walland Elizabeth Bentley, Out of Bondage Economic Council Review of Books Oct. 1951 box 25, folder 7 Testimony, U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws Oct. 11, 1951 box 25, folder 8 "And Now the Smear of the McCarran Committee," Human Events Oct. 17, 1951 box 25, folder 9 Review of William F. Buckley, Jr., God and Man at Yaleand George F. Kennan, American Diplomacy, 1900-1950 Economic Council Review of Books Nov. 1951 box 25, folder 10 Review of Robert A. Taft, A Foreign Policy for AmericansJoseph McCarthy, Retreat from Victory: The Story of George Catlett Marshalland Gary MacEoin, The Communist War on Religion Economic Council Review of Books Jan. 1952 box 25, folder 11 "How a Handful of Americans Gave East Asia to Russia," Pathfinder Feb. 6, 1952 box 25, folder 12 "Gen. Willoughby's Report on Sorge Spy Conspiracy," Chicago Sunday Tribune, Feb. 10, 1952 (review of Charles A. Willoughby, Shanghai Conspiracy: The Sorge Spy Ring) box 25, folder 13 "Was It Treason or Ignorance that Destroyed Our Far East Policy?" Pathfinder Feb. 20, 1952 box 25, folder 14 "The Strange Case of the I.P.R.," American Legion Magazine Mar. 1952 box 25, folder 15 Review of William Hillman, Mr. Presidentand Chester Wilmot, The Struggle for Europe Economic Council Review of Books Apr. 1952 box 25, folder 16 "The Isolationism of 'Internationalists,'" Commonweal Apr. 11, 1952 box 25, folder 17 "The China Lobby," Reporter, (letter to the editor) May 27, 1952 box 25, folder 18 "Die Bedeutung der Amerikanischen Praesidentschaftswahlen fuer Deutschland," (speech, Deutsche Parlamentarische Gesellschaft, Bonn) June 17, 1952 box 25, folder 19 "Germany's Fifth Man," Pathfinder Oct. 22, 1952 box 25, folder 20 "Facing Both Ways in Germany," Freeman Dec. 15, 1952 box 25, folder 21 "The Saar: A 'Free' Police State," Human Events Dec. 31, 1952 box 25, folder 22 "Shall Freedom Ring?" 1953 box 25, folder 23 "Atlantic Disunion," Human Events Feb. 25, 1953 box 25, folder 24 "Germany's Dilemma," Freeman Mar. 9, 1953 box 25, folder 25 Testimony, U.S. Senate Committee on Government Operations Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations Apr. 1, 1953 box 25, folder 26 Letter to the editor, Washington Times-Herald, (date written) Apr. 3, 1953 box 25, folder 27 "Report from Washington," Apr. 13, 1953 box 25, folder 28 "Timely Reappraisal," Freeman, May 4, 1953 (review of Norbert Muhlen, The Return of Germany) box 25, folder 29 "Facing the Facts in Germany," American Mercury June 1953 box 25, folder 30 "Appeasement 'la Mode,'" Human Events June 24, 1953

box 25, folder 31 "France and Germany," July 10, 1953 box 25, folder 32 "Theory versus Fact," Freeman, July 27, 1953 (review of Arnold J. Toynbee, The World and the West) box 25, folder 33 "Second Chance in Germany," American Legion Magazine Oct. 1953 box 25, folder 34 "Freda Utley's Answer to Criticism of Her Article 'Second Chance in Germany,'" Nov. 19, 1953 box 25, folder 35 "The Book Burners Burned," American Mercury Dec. 1953 box 25, folder 36 "Victor's Justice: Then and Now," Dec. 8, 1953 box 25, folder 37 "War Crimes Trials and American Security," Dec. 9, 1953 box 25, folder 38 "The Spectre of Rapallo," 1954 box 26, folder 1 "England after Austerity," Freeman Feb. 22, 1954 box 26, folder 2 "Lion into Ostrich," Freeman Mar. 8, 1954 box 26, folder 3 "Berlin: The Republican Yalta?" Human Events Mar. 10, 1954 box 26, folder 4 "A Plan for Molotov," Freeman Apr. 19, 1954 box 26, folder 5 Testimony, U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws July 1, 1954 box 26, folder 6 "Scribes and Pharisees," Human Events July 28, 1954 box 26, folder 7 "France against Europe," Sept. 13, 1954 box 26, folder 8 "Kremlin Orchestra," Freeman, Oct. 1954 (review of Joseph Z. Kornfeder, Brainwashing and Senator McCarthy) box 26, folder 9 "That London Agreement," Human Events Oct. 20, 1954 box 26, folder 10 "Malmedy and McCarthy," American Mercury Nov. 1954 box 26, folder 11 Untitled 1955 box 26, folder 12 "Was It Planned that Way?" Human Events Jan. 1, 1955 box 26, folder 13 "Russians Hate Communists," Facts Forum News Feb. 1955 box 26, folder 14 "A Program to Govern Our Foreign Relations," New York Times, (paid political advertisement; co-signer with others) Feb. 28, 1955 box 26, folder 15 "Modern Barbarism," Freeman, Mar. 1955 (review of Whitney R. Harris, Tyranny on Trial: The Evidence at Nuremberg, F. J. P. Veale, Advance to Barbarism, and K. O. Kurth, comp., Documents of Humanity) box 26, folder 16 "Peace in Our Time?" Facts Forum News Apr. 1955 box 26, folder 17 "Yalta Then and Now," Human Events Apr. 16, 1955 box 26, folder 18 Speech Apr. 25, 1955 box 26, folder 19 Letter to the editor, Washington Post, (date written) May 12, 1955 box 26, folder 20 "The Truce of the Bear: Present Communist Strategy," Human Events May 21, 1955 box 26, folder 21 "The Triumph of Owen Lattimore," American Mercury June 1955 box 26, folder 22 "Geneva - and a New Pattern of Soviet Imperialism," Human Events July 16, 1955 box 26, folder 23 "Can We Be Sure of Germany?" Facts Forum News Oct. 1955 box 26, folder 24 "Can the Kremlin Relax?" (speech) Nov. 15, 1955 box 26, folder 25 "The World Views the U.S.," National Review, (column) Nov. 26, 1955 box 26, folder 26 "The German Cycle," Freeman, Dec. 1955 (review of Ernst von Salomon, The Questionnaire [ Fragebogen]) box 26, folder 27 "The World Views the U.S.: British Comments on American Politics," National Review, (column) Dec. 28, 1955 box 26, folder 28 "End of the Adenauer Era?" 1956 box 26, folder 29 "The Formosa Story," 1956 box 26, folder 30 "Formosan Surprises," 1956 box 26, folder 31 "Friends, Enemies and Neutrals: From Formosa to Cairo in " 1956 1956, box 26, folder 32 "The Hong Kong Mind," 1956 box 26, folder 33 "'No Flies on Formosa,'" 1956 box 26, folder 34 "On the Island of Formosa," 1956 box 26, folder 35 "With the Free Chinese Armed Forces," 1956 box 26, folder 36 "The World Views the U.S.," (column; date written) Jan. 9, 1956 box 26, folder 37 "India: Neutral against Whom?" Human Events Jan. 28, 1956 box 26, folder 38 "Chinese Red and Scholastic Blue," National Review, Feb. 1, 1956 (review of Richard L. Walker, China under Communism, and James Cameron, Mandarin Red)

box 26, folder 39 "The World Views the U.S.: Mr. Dulles' Best Defense - from England," National Review, (column) Feb. 15, 1956 box 26, folder 40 "Living Letters from the Dead," National Review, Feb. 29, 1956 (review of Last Letters from Stalingrad) box 26, folder 41 "The World Views the U.S.," National Review, (column) Mar. 14, 1956 box 26, folder 42 "The World Views the U.S.," National Review, (column) Mar. 28, 1956 box 26, folder 43 "Escape," National Review, June 13, 1956 (review of Markoosha Fischer, The Right to Love) box 26, folder 44 "Hong Kong in Mid-1956," June 27, 1956 box 26, folder 45 "No Softening of U.S. Policy, Nixon's Reassurance," Cincinnati Enquirer July 20, 1956 box 26, folder 46 "No Escape from Fate," National Review, Aug. 1, 1956 (review of Luigi Villari, Italian Foreign Policy under Mussolini) box 26, folder 47 Untitled Sept. 4, 1956 box 26, folder 48 "Formosa Is Striving to Set an Example for All of Asia," Sunday Tiger Standard (Hong Kong) Sept. 9, 1956 box 26, folder 49 "The Voice of China as Heard in Hong Kong," Sept. 12, 1956 box 26, folder 50 "'Old-Hat' Notions of Marxism 'Modern' in Tokyo: The Strange Case of Japan," Standard-Times (New Bedford, Mass.) Sept. 25, 1956 box 26, folder 51 "The Amazing Mr. Diem," National Review Nov. 24, 1956 box 26, folder 52 "Taiwan: Trial and Error," National Review Dec. 22, 1956 box 26 Will the Middle East Go West? 1957 box 27, folder 1-2 Drafts box 27, folder 3 Printed copy box 27, folder 4 Promotional material box 27, folder 5 Reviews box 27, folder 6 "Letter from Formosa: A Going Concern," National Review Jan. 26, 1957 box 27, folder 7 "Dissent on Egypt," National Review Mar. 9, 1957 box 27, folder 8 "Nationalizing Suez: Legality of Egyptian Move Said to Be Supported by Record," New York Times, (letter to the editor) Mar. 12, 1957 box 27, folder 9 "Brief Interlude," Los Angeles Times, (letter to the editor) Mar. 28, 1957 box 27, folder 10 "Visitor to Formosa Scores U.S. Policy on the Island," New York Herald-Tribune, (letter to the editor) June 15, 1957 box 27, folder 11 Speech Nov. 26, 1957 box 27, folder 12 Letter to the editor, Middle East Journal 1958 box 27, folder 13 Radio interview, July 1958 ( Tex and Jinx Jury program) box 27, folder 14 Radio interview, July 15, 1958 ( Life and the World program) box 27, folder 15 Statement, Special Memorandum from Universal Research and Consultants, Inc. Oct. 17, 1958 box 27, folder 16 "Taiwan Cause Supported: Nationalists Held Only Hope of Oppressed Mainland Chinese," New York Times, (letter to the editor) Nov. 1, 1958 box 28, folder 1 Letter to the editor, New York Times, (date written) Aug. 30, 1960 box 28, folder 2 "The Middle East and the Elections," Washington Post, (letter to the editor) Sept. 11, 1960 box 28, folder 3 Letter to the editor, National Review 1961 box 28, folder 4 Letter to the editor, Washington Post, (date written) Feb. 1, 1961 box 28, folder 5 Letter to the editor, Washington Post Apr. 15, 1961 box 28, folder 6 "Divide and Conquer," Oct. 20, 1961 (letter to the editor of the New York Times. date written) box 28, folder 7 Untitled July 10, 1964 box 28, folder 8 Letter to the editor, Human Events, (date written) Nov. 23, 1964 box 28, folder 9 "Israel on Trial," Triumph Aug. 1967 box 28, folder 10 Speech, (Italian-German Friendship Association, Rome) Mar. 18, 1968 box 28, folder 11 "Strange Anniversary of the June War: Report from the West Bank," Triumph June 1968 box 28, folder 12 "Who Will Win the 'June War?': Report from the Holy Land," Triumph June 1968 box 28, folder 13 Letter to the editor, Washington Post, (date written) June 10, 1968 box 28, folder 14 "Upside Down Victory in the Holy Land," Arab World Jan.-Feb. 1969 Odyssey of a Liberal 1970

box 28, Drafts folder 15-17 box 28, folder 18 Galleys box 29, folder 1 Promotional material box 29, folder 2 Reviews box 29, folder 3 "Fulbright and the Mideast," Washington Post, (letter to the editor) Oct. 19, 1970 box 29, folder 4 "God Save Israel (and Us) from Her Friends," Religion and Society Feb. 1971 box 29, folder 5 "Zionist Propaganda: An Evaluation of Its Effect upon the World," Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon), (two-part article) May 9-10, 1971 box 29, folder 6 "The Pro-Red China Lobby Rides Again: How China Was Lost," Human Events Sept. 4, 1971 box 29, folder 7 "Will Chou En-lai Outmaneuver Nixon?" Human Events Oct. 9, 1971 box 29, folder 8 "As the Bell Tolls for China," 1972 box 29, folder 9 "John Carter Vincent," Washington Post, (letter to the editor) Jan. 1, 1973 box 29, folder 10 "Forcing the Arabs into Devil's Arms," Washington Star-News Oct. 21, 1973 box 29, folder 11 "Who Can Be the Real Mideast Winner? The Kissinger Cease-Fire," Human Events Nov. 24, 1973 box 29, folder 12 "No Hope Except in God," Washington Star-News, Jan. 27, 1974 (review of Malcolm Muggeridge, Chronicles of Wasted Time: Chronicle 1: The Green Stick) box 29, folder 13 "Repatriation Measured in Lives," Washington Star-News, Mar. 10, 1974 (review of Julius Epstein, Operation Keelhaul) box 29, folder 14 "Oppression by a 'General Idea' Can Affect Us All," Human Events, May 11, 1974 (review of Malcolm Muggeridge, Chronicles of Wasted Time: Chronicle 1: The Green Stick) Speeches And Writings, Undated Scope and Contents note Drafts of undated, and mainly unpublished, speeches and writings by Freda Utley, arranged alphabetically by title. In a few cases includes printed copies of articles whose publication dates could not be ascertained Comprises boxes 29-32.

box 29, folder 15 "Agrarian Crisis in Russia?" box 29, folder 16 "America House Libraries in Germany" box 29, folder 17 "American Business between Two Fires" box 29, folder 18 "Auction in the Far East" box 29, folder 19 "Australia and Japan" box 29, folder 20 "Bases of British Policy" box 29, folder 21 "The Book of the Month Club Too!" box 29, folder 22 "British Foreign Policy" box 29, folder 23 "The Budget and Dismantlement" box 29, folder 24 "The Camouflaged Communist Press" box 29, folder 25 "Can Russia Win Germany? Ominous Reactions to the 'Contractual Agreement'" box 29, folder 26 "Can Russia Win Our War?" box 29, folder 27 "Can the New World Save the Old?" box 29, folder 28 "Can We Be Sure of the Philippines?" box 29, folder 29 "Can We Count upon Russia as an Ally?" box 29, folder 30 "Cardboard Colossus" box 29, folder 31 "Castlereagh's Strategy against Napoleon" box 29, folder 32 "Chiang Kai-shek and the Communists" box 29, folder 33 "China Focus of Conflict" box 29, folder 34 "China's Camouflaged Communists" box 29, folder 35 "China's Industrialization," Shanghai Evening Post and Mercury box 29, folder 36 "China's Tragic Dilemma" box 29, folder 37 "China's War Effort" box 29, folder 38 "Chinese Communism" box 29, folder 39 "Chinese Representation in the United Nations: An Analysis" box 29, folder 40 "The Chinese Situation"

box 29, folder 41 "Coffee without Caffeine" box 29, folder 42 "The Colonisation of Eastern Europe" box 29, folder 43 "Communism in Asia" box 29, folder 44 "Communism in the Middle East" box 29, folder 45 "Communist Influence in America" box 29, folder 46 "The Communist Menace in America" box 29, folder 47 "Communist Myths" box 30, folder 1 "Congress and the Preservation of Democracy" box 30, folder 2 "Contrasts on Formosa" box 30, folder 3 "Coue Diplomacy" box 30, folder 4 "The Crime of the 'China Experts' and the Drama of China Today" box 30, folder 5 "Danger at Geneva" box 30, folder 6 "The Dangerous Mr. Davis" box 30, folder 7 "The Danubian Lands and the Balkans" box 30, folder 8 "De Gaulle and Pandora's Box" box 30, folder 9 "Did Communists Influence Our Far Eastern Policies?" box 30, folder 10 "Dismantlement at Salzgitter: Hermann Goering Works" box 30, folder 11 "Dry Well," National Review (review of Michael Bialoguski, The Case of Colonel Petrov) box 30, folder 12 "The Economic and Political Structure of Fascist Germany" box 30, folder 13 "Emergency Appeal to All Freedom-Loving People: Aid Refugees from Communism in China" (paid political advertisement; co-signer with other members of the Emergency Committee for Chinese Refugees) box 30, folder 14 "The Enslaved Women of Japan" box 30, folder 15 "Exit Economic Man: Enter Ethical Man?" Common Sense (review of Peter Drucker, The Future of Industrial Man: A Conservative Approach) box 30, folder 16 "False Dawn in Chungking" box 30, folder 17 "The Far East in World Affairs" box 30, folder 18 "The Far East in World Politics" box 30, folder 19 "The Far Eastern Crisis" box 30, folder 20 "The Far Eastern Situation" box 30, folder 21 "Feng Yu-hsiang" box 30, folder 22 "Foreign Trade and Exchange Control" box 30, folder 23 "Four Hundred Million Lost Allies" box 30, folder 24 "The French Sickness" box 30, folder 25 "From Mongolia to Madrid" box 30, folder 26 "Full Circle" box 30, folder 27 "German Realities" box 30, folder 28 "Germany Abandons Japan for Russia" box 30, folder 29 "Germany and Russia" box 30, folder 30 "Good News from China" box 30, folder 31 "How Communist Myths Are Spread in America" box 30, folder 32 "How Dumb Can You Get?" box 30, folder 33 "How Many Switzerlands?" box 30, folder 34 "How We Blackmail the Germans" box 30, folder 35 "I March with the Red Cross in China," Reynolds News box 30, folder 36 "Ice Age or Iron Age" (review of Max Lerner, Ideas for the Ice Age, and William Henry Chamberlin, The World's Iron Age) box 30, folder 37 "Illusions about Soviet Russia" box 30, folder 38 "Imperialism" box 30, folder 39 "The Italian-German Agreement" box 30, folder 40 "Italy" box 30, folder 41 "Japan and Russia" box 30, folder 42 "Japan over China" box 30, folder 43 "Japan Prepares to Don Sheep's Clothing" box 30, folder 44 "The Japanese Budget" box 30, folder 45 "Japan's Hopes of British Friendship" box 30, folder 46 "Last Chance for Israel"

box 30, folder 47 "Laying Lenin's Ghost" box 30, folder 48 Letter to the editor, National Review box 30, folder 49 Letter to the editor, New Statesman and Nation box 30, folder 50 Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune box 30, folder 51 Letter to the editor, New York Times box 30, folder 52 Letter to the editor, Times (London) box 30, folder 53 Letter to the editor, Washington Evening Star box 30, folder 54 Letters to the editor, unknown publications box 30, folder 55 Letters to the editor, Washington Post box 30, folder 56 "'Like a God in France'" box 31, folder 1 "'Mad Hatter's Party'" (letter to the editor) box 31, folder 2 "The Malmedy Case" box 31, folder 3 "Manchuria" box 31, folder 4 "The Miracle Railway" box 31, folder 5 "'Moderates' and 'Extremists' in Japan'" box 31, folder 6 "Moscow's Failure in the Middle East" box 31, folder 7 "The Neutrals' War" box 31, folder 8 "A New Bid from Peking to Cairo?" box 31, folder 9 "The New Imperialism: National Socialism: Can We Escape It?" box 31, folder 10 "The New Type of Fellow Traveller" box 31, folder 11 "No Easy Way Out," American Mercury box 31, folder 12 "One Step Backward, Two Steps Forward," National Review box 31, folder 13 "An Open Letter to President Johnson by Middle East Specialists" (paid political advertisement; co-signer with others) box 31, folder 14 "The Opening of the Gates" box 31, folder 15 "Our German 'War Criminals'" box 31, folder 16 "Our Liberal Bourbons" box 31, folder 17 "Paris Is Not Europe" box 31, folder 18 "Political Developments in Germany" box 31, folder 19 "The Political World Is Also Round" box 31, folder 20 "Post-Mortem on Capitalism" box 31, folder 21 "The Quaker Report: A Dissent" box 31, folder 22 "Raw Materials, Colonies, Markets, and 'Overpopulation'" box 31, folder 23 "Recent Events in Europe and the Far Eastern War" box 31, folder 24 "Red Star over Independence Square: The Strange Case of Edgar Snow and the Saturday Evening Post," Plain Talk box 31, folder 25 "The Reluctant American Dragon" box 31, folder 26 Review of Pearl Buck, Imperial Woman box 31, folder 27 Review of James Burnham, The Coming Defeat of Communism box 31, folder 28 Review of James Burnham, The Managerial Revolution box 31, folder 29 Review of Alistair Cooke, A Generation on Trial box 31, folder 30 Review of John Gunther, Behind the Curtain box 31, folder 31 Review of Thor Heyerdahl, Kon-Tiki, and Erik Hesselberg, Kon-Tiki and I: A Sketch-book of the Famous Kon-Tiki Expedition box 31, folder 32 Review of Douglas Hyde, I Believe box 31, folder 33 Review of John F. Kennedy, Profiles in Courage box 31, folder 34 Review of Owen Lattimore, The Situation in Asia box 31, folder 35 Review of Herbert Luethy, France against Herself box 31, folder 36 Review of Felix Morley, The Power in the People box 31, folder 37 Review of Komakichi Nohara, The True Face of Japan, Edgar Lajtha, The March of Japan, Hessel Tiltman, The Far East Comes Nearer, Guenther Stein, Far East in Ferment, and E. N. Courton, Militarism and Foreign Policy in Japan box 31, folder 38 Review of George Orwell, 1984 box 31, folder 39 Review of Henry L. Roberts, Russia and America: Dangers and Prospects box 31, folder 40 Review of A. L. Sadler, The Maker of Modern Japan: The Life of Tokugawa Ieyasu box 31, folder 41 Review of Philip Spratt, Blowing up India box 31, folder 42 Review of Edward R. Stettinius, Jr., Roosevelt and the Russians: The Yalta Conference

box 31, folder 43 Review of George R. Stewart, The Years of the City box 31, folder 44 Review of John L. Strohm, Just Tell the Truth box 31, folder 45 Review of G. A. Tokaev, Betrayal of an Idea box 31, folder 46 Review of Harry S. Truman, Memoirs box 31, folder 47 "Right and Left Illusions" box 31, folder 48 "The Russian Dilemma" box 31, folder 49 "Russian Neutrality" box 31, folder 50 "Russo-Chinese Rapprochement" box 31, folder 51 "The Saar: Test Case for Democracy and European Defense" box 31, folder 52 "Shall It Profit Us to Betray China?" box 31, folder 53 "Shall Not the Judge of All the Earth Do Right?" box 31, folder 54 "Shanghai" box 31, folder 55 "Signs and Significance of the Communist Turn to a 'Soft' Line" box 31, folder 56 "The Sky Is Dark" box 31, folder 57 "Socialism Must Be Democratic" box 31, folder 58 "Some Contradictions in British Foreign Policy" box 31, folder 59 "Stalin's Left Hand in America" box 31, folder 60 Statement, U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee box 31, folder 61 "A Statue to Patton" box 31, folder 62 "The Strange Case of Japan" box 31, folder 63 "Structure of the Nazi State" box 31, folder 64 "Those Whom the Gods Wish to Destroy..." box 31, folder 65 "Total War and the Nemesis of Imperialism" box 31, folder 66 "Tragedy or Triumph on the Nile, or, Should We Back Nasser?" box 31, folder 67 "Truth Will Out," Freeman (review of Walter Millis, ed., The Forrestal Diaries) box 31, folder 68 "Turn the Flood of Lend Lease Over to China!" box 32, folder 1 "Unending Quest" box 32, folder 2 Untitled box 32, folder 3 "Versailles Treaty" box 32, folder 4 "A Visit to Quemoy" box 32, folder 5 "The War to Make the World Safe for Stalin" box 32, folder 6 "What Is Behind the Attempt to Discredit Congress?" box 32, folder 7 "What Is the Stalin Plan?" box 32, folder 8 "What Is to Be Done in the Far East?" box 32, folder 9 "What of the Chemical Revolution? Synthetics and the Future" (co-author with Alexander Baird) box 32, folder 10 "What Power Has the Mikado?" box 32, folder 11 "What's Wrong with the Right - and the Left Too, or, A Plague on Both Your Houses" box 32, folder 12 "Where Liberty Is Not" box 32, folder 13 "Where the Fate of the World Is Being Decided" box 32, folder 14 "Whither Bound?" box 32, folder 15 "Who Are the Chinese Liberals?" box 32, folder 16 "Who Rules Japan?" box 32, folder 17 "Why German Industrialists Need Public Relations in the United States" box 32, folder 18 "Why I Like You" box 32, folder 19 "Why Japan Cannot Face a Long War" box 32, folder 20 "Why So Tender to Nehru? or, As the Pakistanis See Us" box 32, folder 21 "Will America Fall for Nehru?" box 32, folder 22 "Will Germany Turn East or West? Importance of the Paris Conference" box 32, folder 23 "Will the Chinese Communists Break the United Front?" box 32, folder 24 "The World Views the U.S." (column) box 32, folder 25 "The Wrong Premise" box 32, folder 26 "Yesterday China, Tomorrow the Middle East, or, Last Chance in the Middle East" Speeches And Writings, Fragments Of undated Scope and Contents note Fragments of drafts for unidentifiable speeches and writings by Freda Utley, unarranged. Box 32-36.

box 32, SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, FRAGMENTS OF n.d. folder 27-28 box 33, folder 1-4 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, FRAGMENTS OF n.d. box 34, folder 1-4 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, FRAGMENTS OF n.d. box 35, folder 1-4 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, FRAGMENTS OF n.d. box 36, folder 1-4 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, FRAGMENTS OF n.d. Notebooks n.d. Scope and Contents note Notes assembled by Freda Utley for use in her speeches and writings, not readily divisible by subject, unarranged. Comprises boxes 37-41

box 37 Notebooks n.d. box 38 Notebooks n.d. box 39 Notebooks n.d. box 40 Notebooks n.d. box 41, folder 1-3 Notebooks n.d. box 41, folder 4 Calling cards n.d. Subject File 1936-1976 Scope and Contents note Clippings, serial issues, pamphlets, reprints, leaflets, bulletins, newsletters, other printed matter, typed copies and translations of printed matter, press summaries, press releases, news dispatches, speech transcripts, memoranda, lists, notes, and miscellany, relating broadly to contemporaneous political, social and economic conditions in most parts of the world, arranged alphabetically by subject. In most cases subjects are names of countries or other geographical areas Comprises boxes 42-84.

box 42, folder 1 Africa box 42, folder 2-3 Algeria box 42, folder 4-5 Asia box 43, folder 1 Asia China box 43, folder 2-3 General box 44, folder 1-3 Bulletins box 45, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 46, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 47, folder 1-2 Printed matter box 47, folder 3 Speeches (by persons other than Freda Utley) box 47, folder 4 Communism (communism in the United States or in international aspects only; material on communism in countries other than the United States filed under geographical headings) box 48, folder 1-3 Communism box 48, folder 4 Dennis, Lawrence. see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL box 48, folder 5 Eastman, Max (includes draft of "The Fate of the World Is at Stake in China" by Max Eastman and J. B. Powell) see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL Egypt box 49, folder 1 General box 49, folder 2-4 Bulletins box 49, folder 5 Printed matter box 50, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 51, folder 1-4 Printed matter box 51, folder 5 Speeches and interviews of Gamal Abdel Nasser (mimeographed) Europe box 52, folder 1 General box 52, folder 2-4 Printed matter

box 52, folder 5 France box 53, folder 1-2 France Germany box 53, folder 3-5 General box 54, folder 1 General box 54, folder 2 Displaced persons (post-World War II) box 54, folder 3-4 Reparations (post-World War II) box 55, folder 1-4 War crime trials (post-World War II) box 56, folder 1-2 Press summaries box 56, folder 3-4 Printed matter box 57, folder 1-4 Printed matter box 58, folder 1-4 Printed matter box 59, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 60, folder 1-3 Great Britain box 60, folder 4 Hong Kong India box 60, folder 5 General box 61, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 62, folder 1 Iran box 62, folder 2-3 Iraq Israel box 62, folder 4 General box 62, folder 5 Printed matter box 63, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 64, folder 1-2 Printed matter box 64, folder 3 Italy box 64, folder 4-5 Japan box 65, folder 1-2 Japan box 65, folder 3-4 Jordan box 65, folder 5 Korea box 66, folder 1 Kuwait box 66, folder 2 Latin America box 66, folder 3-4 Lattimore, Owen (includes draft of "Japan, Nanking and the Chinese Red Armies" by Owen Lattimore) see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL; and BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, under Clippings box 66, folder 5-6 Lebanon box 67, folder 1 Lebanon box 67, folder 2 Libya box 67, folder 3-5 McCarthy, Joseph R. see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL box 67, folder 3-5 Nasser, Gamal Abdel. see Egypt; CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL Near East box 67, folder 6 General box 68, folder 1 General box 68, folder 2-4 Printed matter box 69, folder 1-4 Printed matter box 70, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 71, folder 1-2 Poland box 71, folder 1-2 Powell, J. B. see Eastman, Max; CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL, under China Weekly Review box 71, folder 3 Russell, Bertrand. see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL Russia box 71, folder 4 General box 71, folder 5-6 Printed matter box 72, folder 1-3 Printed matter box 72, folder 4-5 Saudi Arabia box 73, folder 1 Schieber, Haviv box 73, folder 2 Spain box 73, folder 3-5 Starr, Park and Freeman Company. see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL

box 73, folder 6 Syria box 74, folder 1-4 Taiwan United States (see also Communism) box 75, folder 1-2 General box 75, folder 3-4 Printed matter box 76, folder 1-4 Printed matter box 77, folder 1-4 Printed matter box 78, folder 1-3 Printed matter box 78, folder 4 Vietnam box 79, folder 1-2 Vietnam Wedemeyer, Albert C. (see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL) box 79, folder 3 General box 79, folder 4 Wedemeyer Reports! (drafts of the book by Albert C. Wedemeyer) box 80, folder 1-3 Wedemeyer Reports! (drafts) box 81, folder 1 Welles, Sumner (notes for interview) box 81, folder 2 Wittfogel, Karl A. (draft of Chapter 9 of Oriental Despotism by Karl A. Wittfogel) see also CORRESPONDENCE, ALPHABETICAL box 81, folder 3-4 World Anti-Communist League World politics box 81, folder 5-6 General box 82, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 83, folder 1-5 Printed matter box 84, folder 1-4 World War 1939-1945 box 84, folder 5 Yugoslavia

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