Brutus Coste Papers, 1940-1985

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Descriptive Summary Title: Brutus Coste Papers, Date (inclusive): 1940-1985 Collection number: 85051 Creator: Coste, Brutus, 1910-1985 Collection Size: 85 manuscript boxes(35.4 linear feet) Repository: Hoover Institution Archives Stanford, California 94305-6010 Abstract: Correspondence, dispatches, memoranda, reports, press releases, speeches and writings, conference proceedings, financial records, and printed matter, relating to Romanian diplomacy during World War II; discussion of Romania at the Paris Peace Conference of 1946; Romanian and other Eastern European emigre affairs; postwar anti-communist movements, especially the Assembly of Captive European Nations and the Truth about Romania Committee; and the status of human rights in Romania and elsewhere in Eastern Europe. Physical Location: Hoover Institution Archives Language: Romanian,English and French. Access Collection open for research. The Hoover Institution Archives only allows access to copies of audiovisual items. To listen to sound recordings or to view videos or films during your visit, please contact the Archives at least two working days before your arrival. We will then advise you of the accessibility of the material you wish to see or hear. Please note that not all audiovisual material is immediately accessible. Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Archives. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Brutus Coste Papers, [Box no.], Hoover Institution Archives. Access Points World War, 1939-1945 --Diplomatic history Paris Peace Conference (1946) World War, 1939-1945 --Peace.

Register of the Brutus Coste 85051 2 Papers, 1940-1985 Anti-communist movements --United States Romanians --United States East Europeans --United States ACEN (Organization) Truth about Romania Committee Civil rights --Romania Romania Europe, Eastern United States World War, 1939-1945 Communism World War, 1939-1945 --Romania Romania --Foreign relations Diplomats --Romania 1910 Born in Ciacova, Romania 1933-1946 Member of the Romanian Diplomatic Service: Secretary and later Counselor of Romanian legations in Paris and London Also acted for a long time as charge d'affaires in the Romanian legations in Washington and Lisbon March 1945-FebruaryBroke relations with the Communist-controlled Groza regime after it came to power in Romania 1946 Remained in control of the legation in Lisbon until the recognition by the Western powers of the communist

government 1946-1947 Secretary General of the unofficial delegation of Major Romanian political parties at the Paris Peace Conference 1947 Moved to New York Political advisor to General Nicolae Radescu, the last democratic Prime Minister of Romania 1954-? Director of the International League for the Rights of Man, and representative of the organization to the U.N. 1954-1965 Secretary General of the Assembly of Captive European Nations 1965-1967 Staff Consultant to the Foreign Policy Research Institute of the University of Pennsylvania Special Assistant to the President of the Institute for American Strategy 1967- Associate Professor, then Professor Emeritus, of International Relations and World History at Fairleigh Dickinson University, N.J. 1973- Headed the Truth About Romania Committee since its inception 1985 Died in New York Scope and Content Note Brutus Coste's papers cover mainly the years he spent as an emigre in the U.S., during the years 1947-1985. Both his writings and correspondence deal mostly with émigré affairs. Of main importance are the materials related to the Assembly of Captive European Nations, whose General Secretary Brutus Coste was for eleven years. The main message that Coste addressed through the A.C.E.N. was a criticism of the Johnson Administration policy of "building bridges" with Eastern European countries, which seemed to become more independent of Moscow. Coste claimed (see files 1,3,8 in box 11; files 4,8,14,16,22 in box 13) that American financial help only delayed liberalization and the fall of communism. In his interviews (see box 1) and correspondence (see boxes 6-9 and 39), Coste accuses the National Committee for a Free Europe (the sponsoring organization of both the A.C.E.N. and Radio Free Europe) for his removal from the presidency of the A.C.E.N. precisely because of his stance. Also of great importance are the confidential reports sent to Romania by Coste from the Romanian legations in London, Washington, and Lisbon, 1940-1947, concerning the financial funds of the Romanian National Bank in the U.S; the financial transactions of the Swedish Legation in Washington, which took over the Romanian interests in the U.S.; and Romania between and after World War II. Among the recipients of his reports were Marshall Mihai Antonescu, Alexandru Cretzianu, Cornel Bianu, and Vasile Gregorcea. Of special interest are the materials related to Father Gheorghe Calciu Dumitreasa, who was sentenced in 1979 to ten years of imprisonment for preaching religious freedom, after having already been imprisoned sixteen years during the Stalinist period. This collection contains records documenting the efforts of the Truth About Romania Committee, under the chairmanship of Brutus Coste; of the Committee for the Defense of Rev. Gheorghe Calciu, under the chairmanship of Mircea

Register of the Brutus Coste 85051 3 Papers, 1940-1985 Eliade; and of the Committee of Intellectuals for a Free Europe, under the chairmanship of Eugene Ionesco, for the priest's release from prison. Finally, of specific importance are Coste's and Radescu's papers related to forced labor in Romania (see files 1 in box 12 and box 20) and Coste's papers regarding the financial terms of the armistice in 1946 (box 11).

Boxes 1-2 BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, 1940-1985. Scope and Content Note Biographical sketches, clippings, obituaries, papers related to Coste's participation in various academic events and to his recall from the Romanian Legation in Lisbon, resumes, miscellaneous financial papers, arranged alphabetically by physical form

Boxes 3-10 CORRESPONDENCE, 1947-1985. Scope and Content Note Correspondence arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent

Boxes 11-15 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1940-1981. Scope and Content Note Articles, papers, radio broadcast transcripts, reports, speeches, miscellaneous writings, and notes related to his course work, arranged chronologically by title

Boxes 16-38 SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1985. Scope and Content Note Correspondence, declarations, lectures, memoranda, notes, radio broadcast transcripts, reports, speeches, statements, studies, clippings and other printed matter, related mainly to Romanian politics and government, and to social and economic conditions in Romania, 1944-1989, to the Truth About Romania Committee, and Romanian émigré affairs in the U.S., arranged alphabetically by subject

Boxes 39-52 ASSEMBLY OF CAPTIVE EUROPEAN NATIONS, 1954-1965. Scope and Content Note Charter, correspondence, memoranda, press releases, publications, reports, resolutions, clippings and other printed matter, related to Coste's participation in, and to the activities of, the A.C.E.N., an organization of leaders in exile from nine Eastern European countries, arranged alphabetically by physical form

Box 52 PHOTOGRAPH, 1967. Scope and Content Note One print depicting Brutus Coste

BIOGRAPHICAL FILE, 1940-1985

Box 1., Folder 1 Biographical sketches, 1966-1976 Folder 2 Clippings, 1945-1969 Folder 3 Obituaries, 1985 Folder 4 Resumes, 1975 Subject File Folder 5 Academic career. Miscellaneous materials, 1966-1976. See also SPEECHES AND WRITINGS/ Miscellaneous notes Folder 6-10 Diplomatic career. Confidential reports, sent to Romania by Coste from the Romanian legations in London, Washington, and Lisbon, 1940-1947 Folder 11 Participation in the A.C.E.N., 1963-1965. Miscellaneous papers. See also ASSEMBLY OF CAPTIVE EUROPEAN NATIONS

Folder 12 Recall to Romania from the Romanian Legation in Lisbon, Portugal, 1945. Miscellaneous papers Box 2., Folder 1-6 Miscellaneous financial papers, 1977-1984 CORRESPONDENCE, 1947-1985. Additional Note See also SUBJECT FILE/ Goma, Paul; Institute for American Strategy; National Committee for a Free Europe; Truth About Romania Committee; ASSEMBLY OF CAPTIVE EUROPEAN NATIONS

General, 1945-1985. Consists mainly of personal letters with friends General Box 3., A-G Folder 1-11 Box 4., H-P Folder 1-11 Box 5., R-Z Folder 1-10 Folder 11-14 Personal, 1945-1985 Box 6-8. Personal Box 9., Folder 1-5 Personal Folder 6-10 Unidentified, 1947-1978 Box 10., Folder 1 Bianu, Cornel, 1946 Folder 2 Boila, Remus, 1963-1968 Folder 3 Bossy, Raul, 1957 Folder 4 Campeanu, Radu, 1982-1983 Folder 5 Cretzianu, Alexandru, 1947-1953 Folder 6 Crutzescu, R., 1949-1953. Includes correspondence with others regarding Crutzescu Folder 7 Danielopol, D. G., 1964 Folder 8 Davila, Carol, 1953-1957 Folder 9 Dragan, Iosif-Constantin, 1952-1970 Folder 10 Duca, George, 1976-1977 Folder 11 East-European Inquiry, 1953 Folder 12 Eliade, Mircea, 1948-1978 Folder 13 Emmet, Christopher, 1960-1973 Folder 14 Farcasanu, Mihai, 1948 Folder 15 Floda, Liviu, 1977-1982 Folder 16 Fond Lisabona-Madrid, 1947-1948 Folder 17 Ford, Gerald, 1974-1976 Folder 18 Gafencu, Grigore, 1948-1956 Folder 19 Gaulle, Charles de, 1966 Folder 20 Georgescu-Roegen, 1978 Folder 21 Ghilezeanu (Ghilezan), Emil, 1964-1976. Includes papers related to his emigration to the U.S. Folder 22 Giscard d'Estaing, Valerie, 1975 Folder 23 Grigorcea, Ms., 1949 Folder 24 Humphrey, Hubert, 1968 Folder 25 Ileana, Princess of Romania, 1951-1975 Folder 26 Ionesco, Eugen, 1976 Folder 27 Ionnitiu, Mircea, 1968-1980 Folder 28 Kennedy, Robert, 1967 Folder 29 Kissinger, Henry, 1976 Folder 30 Lehrman, Hal, 1966 Folder 31 Lovestone, Jay, 1964-1979 Folder 32 Michael, King of Romania, n.d. Folder 33 National Strategy Information Center, 1968-1977 Folder 34 Nickels, 1948 Folder 35 Nixon, Richard, 1967-1968 Folder 36 Paul VI, Pope, 1973

Folder 37 Petre-Lazar, 1948 Folder 38 Radescu, Nicolae, 1948-1952 Folder 39 Ratiu, Ion, 1977-1984 Folder 40 Reagan, Ronald, 1984 Folder 41 Romanian Academic Society, 1962-1963 Folder 42 Rugina, Anghel, 1966-1967 Folder 43 San Diego State College, 1951 Folder 44 University of Pennsylvania, 1962-1969 Folder 45 Visoianu, Constantin, 1948-1976 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS, 1940-1981. Additional Note See also SUBJECT FILE/Foreign Policy Research Institute; Institute for American Strategy; National Committee for a Free Europe; Romanian National Committee; Romanians in foreign countries; Truth About Romania Committee; ASSEMBLY OF CAPTIVE EUROPEAN NATIONS

Box 11., Folder 1 "Are the East-Central European Nations Evolving Toward Freedom and Independence?" n.d. Typescript. Includes Spanish translation Folder 2 "CACEED Honoring Senator Todd," n.d. Typescript Folder 3-4 "Chronological Analysis," n.d. Typescript Folder 5 "Chronology: Summaries of the Charts," n.d. Notes and typescript Folder 6 "Eastern Europe and the Survival of the West," n.d. Typescript Folder 7 "Elections under Communism Save Time and Money," n.d. Typescript Folder 8 "Moscovites in the Romanian C.P. Leadership," n.d. Typescript Folder 9 Essay on East-Central Europe, n.d. Typescript Folder 10 Studies related to the Mid-European Studies Center, n.d. Notes and typescript Folder 11 "Resurgent Imperialism at the Crossroads of Dead Empires," n.d. Typescript Folder 12 "Romania and the Soviet Chinese Rift," n.d. Typescript Folder 13 "The Satellites: Assets or Liabilities to the USSR," n.d. Typescript Folder 14 Untitled writings by B. Coste and Hall Lehrman, n.d. Typescripts Folder 15 "Population Living in the Territory Granted to Hungary," 1940. Typescript Folder 16 "The Problem of Bassarabia," 1941-1946. Typescript Folder 17 "Memorandum Concerning Romania Before World War Two and Her Russian Campaign Until 1943: Suggestions for the Future of Europe," 1943 March 15. Typescript Folder 18-19 "The Ability of Romania to Carry out Her Obligations Under the Armistice Terms Following Her Territorial Losses," 1946. Typescripts. See also SUBJECT FILE/ Romania - Politics and government, 1944-1949 Folder 20 "Romania and the Soviet Union," 1947. Typescript Box 12., Considerations on forced labor in Romania, 1948. Typescripts Folder 1-3 Folder 4 Studies related to Romanian refugees, 1948-1951. Typescripts Folder 5 "Historical Outline," 1949. Typescript Folder 6 "The Effect on Romanian Population of Meeting Quota," 1950. Typescript Folder 7 "Expediency as Foreign Policy," 1950. Typescript Folder 8 "Moral Aspects of a Projected East-West Deal," 1950. Notes and typescript Folder 9-11 "Propaganda in Eastern Europe," 1950. Typescript Folder 12 "Report on Recent Developments in Romania," 1950. Typescript Folder 13 "Romania After Five Years of Soviet Occupation," 1950. Typescripts Folder 14 "Survey of Industrial Production in Communist Romania," 1950. Typescript Folder 15 "Titoism," 1950. Typescript Folder 16 "The Twilight of Ana Pauker," 1950. Typescript Folder 17-18 WEVD broadcast transcripts, 1950-1966. Coste's interviews as a regular panelist in the Foreign Policy Round Table of the station. Notes and typescripts Box 13., Folder 1 WEVD broadcast transcripts, 1950-1966 (Contd.) Folder 2-3 "Our Allies Behind The Iron Curtain," lecture, Institute of World Affairs, San Diego, 1951. Notes, holograph, and typescript. Includes a memorandum Folder 4 "Memo to All Anti-Communists," 1953. Typescript Folder 5 "Western Misconceptions on Eastern Europe," 1959. Typescript

Folder 6 Lecture, Institute of World Affairs, San Diego, 1961. Typescript Folder 7 Outline of lecture, New Orleans, 1964 February 20. Typescript Folder 8 Obituary for Elie Cristo-Loveanu, 1964 April 30. Typescript Folder 9 "Changes in Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland and Romania," 1965 May. Typescript Folder 10 "The Strategic Importance of East-Central Europe for the Cause of Freedom in Europe," 1965. Typescript Folder 11 "Bucharest and the Soviet Drive to Break-Up NATO," 1966, June. Typescript Folder 12 "Notes on the Warsaw Treaty: Statement Issued in Bucharest, on July 8, 1966," 1966 July 8. Typescript Folder 13 "Romania and the Red China," 1966 September. Typescript Folder 14 "Notes on 'Romania..Master of Its Own Fate' by Russell Jones," 1966. Typescript Folder 15 Papers on the myth of Ceausescu's independent policy towards Moscow, 1966-1976 (interviews, radio broadcasts, newspaper article). Typescripts Folder 16 Obituary for Stefan Irimescu, 1967 January 20. Typescript Folder 17 "A Revealing Speech of Romanian Party Head, Nicolae Ceausescu," 1967 February 28. Typescript Folder 18 "Alba Iulia, 1 Decembrie 1918, din perspectiva exilului," 1967. Typescript Folder 19 "Bonn Bucharest Tie," 1967. Typescript Folder 20 Study on Radio Free Europe, written for the Republican Campaign, 1967. Typescript Folder 21 "Romania Plays Deceptive Role," Manion Forum, 1968. Includes Romanian translation. Typescripts Folder 22 "A Survey on the Observance of Human Rights Throughout the World," 1968. Typescript Folder 23 "Some Lessons of the Czechoslovak Drama," 1968 September. Notes and typescript Folder 24 "U.S. Policy Toward Eastern Europe," 1968. Typescript Folder 25 "A New Eastern Europe?" 1969 June. Typescript Folder 26 "The Foreign Policy of the Communist Regime in Romania," 1969 August. Typescript Folder 27 Obituary for Constantin Abeles, 1969 October 15. Typescript Folder 28 Obituary for Ionel Perlea, 1970. Typescript Folder 29 "The Soviet Strategy in the World Politics Today," 1971 June. Typescript Folder 30 Address to the Carnegie Endowment, 1972 May 10. Typescript Folder 31 Considerations on Soviet politics, 1973. Typescript Folder 32 "Romania Wants Freedom," 1974 August. Typescript Folder 33 "Cuvint de 1 Decembrie 1974," 1974 December 1. Typescript Folder 34 "Working Conditions," 1975 April. Typescript Folder 35 Studies related to the Romanian National Committee, 1975. Typescripts Folder 36 "Indaratnicie Cumpanita si Inceata," 1978. Typescript Folder 37 "Soviet-Romanian Relations: Conflict or Cooperation?" 1979. Typescript Folder 38 "Zece Mai 1979," 1979. Typescript Folder 39 "Zece Mai 1981," 1981. Typescript Folder 40 Miscellany, 1948-1970 Box 14., Miscellaneous notes, 1948-1977 Folder 1-11 Box 15., Miscellaneous notes related to Coste's course work at Fairleigh Dickinson University, Folder 1-8 1968-1980 SUBJECT FILE, 1940-1985. Additional Note Correspondence, declarations, lectures, memoranda, notes, radio broadcast transcripts, reports, speeches, statements, studies, clippings and other printed matter

Box 16., Folder 1 Aber, Margit Folder 2 Ciphers used in the correspondence of leading Romanian refugees among themselves Folder 3-8 Coste, Tantzi (Doris Green) Box 17., Coste, Tantzi (Doris Green)(Contd.) Folder 1-6

Box 18., Council of Europe. Reports of the Consultative Assembly, 1962. Includes French Folder 1-2 version Folder 3-7 Emmet, Christopher Box 19., Europe, Eastern - Politics and government- 1945-1989. Clippings Folder 1-9 Box 20., Forced labor - Romania. Includes records of the Association of Romanian Journalists Folder 1-4 in the U.S., the International League for the Rights of Man, the Commission of Inquiry into Forced Labor; and statements of General Radescu, Emil Ghilezan, Adriana Cosmovici Box 21., Foreign Policy Research Institute. Materials related to the research project "The Folder 1-5 Implications of Evolutionary Trends in East Central Europe to Western and U.S. Security," 1967, to which Coste contributed Box 22., Foreign Policy Research Institute (Contd.) Folder 1-6 Folder 7 Gafencu, Grigore (former Minister of Foreign Affairs). Statements, speeches, radio broadcast transcripts, lectures, and declarations Box 23., Goma, Paul. Includes materials related to the efforts of Coste and the Truth About Folder 1-7 Romania Committee for Goma's release from prison in 1977. Contains also correspondence among Brutus Coste and Paul Goma, Mircea Eliade, Jay Lovestone, George Duca, Virgil Nemoianu, and others concerning Goma's visit to the U.S. in 1978 Folder 8-10 Institute for American Strategy. Includes Coste's writings and correspondence as Special Assistant to the Director. Includes also materials related to the Freedom Studies Center, administered by the Institute Box 24., Institute for American Strategy (Contd.) Folder 1-9 Box 25., International Peasant Union Folder 1-2 Folder 3-5 Lehrman, Hal Box 26., National Committee for a Free Europe. Documents concerning Coste's cooperation Folder 1-5 with the Committee; miscellaneous materials regarding Radio Free Europe Folder 6 Radescu, Nicolae (former Romanian premier). Includes his statements, speeches, letters, radio broadcasts, and speeches related to his escape from Romania and emigration to the U.S.; includes also materials concerning the formation of the Romanian National Committee Box 27., Radescu, Nicolae (Contd.) Folder 1-2 Radio Free Europe. See National Committee for a Free Europe Romania Folder 3-7 Church. Includes materials related to Father Gheorghe Calciu Dumitreasa and Romanian Orthodox churches in New York, Cleveland, Michigan, Connecticut Folder 8-10 Foreign relations 1914-1944. Includes two original papers on Romanian foreign policy until 1944 by Grigore Niculescu-Buzesti and Alexandru Cretzianu Folder 11 1944-1989. Includes facsimile papers of Gheorghe Tatarescu and Iuliu Maniu History Box 28., 1914-1944. Includes a brochure entitled Transylvania: Object of Romanian and Folder 1-2 Hungarian Discord, by A. Popa; miscellaneous writings related to the Danubian Conference, 1940 Folder 3-7 1944-1989. Typescripts of Russian-Romanian Conventions, 1945-1946, including the Truce Convention; memoranda, commentaries, and meeting transcripts of the Paris Peace Conference, 1946, and interpretations of the Conference Treaty Folder 8 Law- 1944-1989. Transcripts of various decrees and international conventions, 1945-1946

Folder 9-10 Politics and government- 1944-1989. One brochure entitled Evidence of Violations of Peace Treaty Guaranties of Human Rights: Rumania, Bulgaria and Hungary; facsimiles of political declarations of Michael, King of Romania; Iuliu Maniu; Ion Mihalache; Grigore Niculescu-Buzesti; Romniceanu (1944-1946); miscellaneous facsimiles and clippings concerning the overthrow of the Romanian democratic government, 1945-1947. Includes also writings related to Romania's economic and financial effort during 1946-1952, under the armistice terms Box 29., Politics and government- 1944-1989 (Contd.) Folder 1-10 Box 30., Romanian literature. Includes papers referring to the Romanian Library in Freiburg, Folder 1-2 Germany, and the book Omul Suspect, by Dan Petrasincu Folder 3-10 Romanian National Committee (R.N.C.). Memorandum written by Coste and Gafencu concerning their interview at the U.S. State Department regarding the formation of the R.N.C.; important materials related to the formation of the Committee; miscellaneous brochures (Suppression of Human Rights in Romania, The Perversion of Education in Romania, Persecution of Religion in Romania); and issues of R.N.C. Information Bulletin, 1950-1951 Box 31-32. Romanians in foreign countries, 1951-1961. Includes miscellaneous magazines of Romanian émigrés (B.I.R.E., Curierul Crestin, Preuves, Romania Muncitoare, Limite, Orizonturi, 1949-1953) containing articles by Brutus Coste, Mircea Eliade, Vintila Horia, George Caranfil, Raul Bossy, Anghel Rugina, Pierre Sergescu, Constantin Ghidel; miscellaneous materials regarding Romanian Cultural Association from UK. Includes also papers of, and letters written by or related to, W. Filderman, Alexandru Cretzianu, Emil Cioran, Mihail Farcasanu, Vasile Gregorcea, Anghel Rugina, George Duca Box 33-34. Truth about Romania Committee (T.A.R.C.), 1940-1982. Includes Coste's correspondence and writings related to the T.A.R.C., one study on Bessarabia by Radu Crutzescu (1944), materials on the autonomy of Transylvania, T.A.R.C.'s "Memorandum on the Compliance of the Ceausescu Regime with the Final Act of the Helsinki Conference," confidential memoranda, reports, and correspondence of the T.A.R.C. Box 35., Voice of America. Consists mainly of political analyses related to its project Folder 1-4 "Liberarea Romaniei," 1952-1953 Folder 5 WEVD broadcasting station Folder 6-7 Miscellaneous materials and clippings Box 36-38. Miscellaneous materials and clippings (Contd.) ASSEMBLY OF CAPTIVE EUROPEAN NATIONS (A.C.E.N.), 1954-1965

Box 39., Folder 1 Charter and rules of procedure Folder 2-4 Correspondence of Coste, in his capacity of Secretary General of the Assembly Folder 5 Memoranda Box 40., Press releases Folder 1-2 Publications Folder 3 ACEN East-Central European Papers, 1958-1963 Box 41., ACEN News Folder 1-4 Box 42., ACEN Official Report of the Debates, 1955-1957 Folder 1-4 Box 43-44. A Survey of Recent Developments in Nine Captive Nations, 1956-1964 Box 45., Folder 1 A Survey of Recent Developments in Nine Captive Nations, 1956-1964 (Contd.) Folder 2 Reports related to Eastern Europe Folder 3 Resolutions and reports, 1955-1963 Box 46-47. Special session transcripts, 1954-1963 Box 48., Statements, including by Coste Folder 1-2 Writings of Coste about the A.C.E.N. Folder 3 Addresses

Folder 4 Notes Folder 5-16 Miscellany Box 49-52. Miscellaneous materials and clippings. Includes speeches of C. Visoianu PHOTOGRAPH, 1967.

Box 52. One print depicting Brutus Coste at the Carnegie Center, New York, 1967 December 3 Box: 53-85 INCREMENTAL MATERIALS Scope and Content Note This addition to the collection has not yet been described. Please let the Hoover Institution Archives know if you would like to see this material described. Contact us at [email protected]