A Register of the
Herbert Romerstein collection
1864-2011
1236 manuscript boxes, 35 oversize boxes, 17 cardfile boxes (573.2 linear feet)
Hoover Institution Archives Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305-6010 Phone: (650) 723-3563, Fax: (650) 725-3445 Email: [email protected] http://www.hoover.org/library-and-archives
Prepared by Dale Reed 2013, Revised 2016
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Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011
Collection Summary
Collection Title Herbert Romerstein collection, 1883-2009
Collection Number 2012C51
Collector Romerstein, Herbert collector.
Extent 1235 manuscript boxes, 36 oversize boxes, 17 cardfile boxes (573.2 linear feet)
Repository Hoover Institution Archives Stanford University, Stanford CA, 94305-6010 http://www.hoover.org/library-and-archives
Abstract Pamphlets, leaflets, serial issues, studies, reports, and synopses of intelligence documents, relating to the Communist International, communism and communist front organizations in the United States, Soviet espionage and covert operations, and propaganda and psychological warfare, especially during World War II.
Physical Location Hoover Institution Archives
Language of the materials The collection is in English
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Information for Researchers
Access Box 519 restricted; use copies available in Box 518. The remainder of the collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use.
Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Archives.
Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Herbert Romerstein collection, [Box no.], Hoover Institution Archives
Acquisition Information Materials were acquired by the Hoover Institution Archives in 2012 with additional increments thereafter.
Accruals Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. To determine if this has occurred, find the collection in Stanford University's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu/. Materials have been added to the collection if the number of boxes listed in the catalog is larger than the number of boxes listed in this finding aid.
Indexing Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in Stanford University’s online catalog. Communist International. Communism--United States. Subversive activities--United States. Espionage, Russian--United States. Secret service--Soviet Union. World War, 1939-1945--Psychological aspects. Psychological warfare. Propaganda.
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Historical Note
The Herbert Romerstein Collection consists of material collected by Herbert Romerstein (1931-2013) over a period of many decades, during which he served successively as a staff member of United States Congressional committees (House Committee on Un-American Activities, House Committee on Internal Security, and House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence), and of the United States Information Agency. He made use of the collection as research material for several publications of which he was author or co- author, including The KGB against the Main Enemy: How the Soviet Intelligence Service Operates against the United States (Lexington, 1989), Heroic Victims: Stalin's Foreign Legion in the Spanish Civil War (Washington, D.C., 1994), The Venona Secrets: Exposing Soviet Espionage and America's Traitors (Washington, D.C., 2000), and Stalin's Secret Agents: The Subversion of Roosevelt's Government (New York, 2012).
The Hoover Institution Archives acquired the Herbert Romerstein Collection in 2012, with subsequent increments following.
Scope and Contents Note
The principal focus of the collection is on international communism and on communism in the United States. Besides material issued by or relating to the Communist International, the Young Communist International, the Communist Information Bureau, the Communist Party, U.S.A., the Young Communist League and Communist parties of countries other than the United States, there is also a great deal of material issued by communist front organizations, ostensibly independent from Communist parties but closely associated with them and concentrated on specific fields or issues, including peace, labor, religion, race, ethnicity, journalism, law, education, women, youth, and solidarity with Communist-bloc countries or movements abroad. Among those organizations covered are the World Peace Council, American League against War and Fascism, Red International of Labor Unions, World Federation of Trade Unions, International Labor Defense, International Red Aid, Workers International Relief, Christian Peace Conference, National Negro Congress, International Workers Order, International Order of Journalists, International Association of Democratic Lawyers, Women's International Democratic Federation, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, World Federation of Democratic Youth, International Union of Students, World Youth and Student Festival, American Youth Congress, Friends of the Soviet Union, National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, and Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization. While correspondence and internal and public issuances of these organizations form the largest volume of material, the collection also includes reports and other writings of a critical nature about them. The extent of documentation of this network of organizations is unusually comprehensive. There is also much information on Communist activity within a wider range of organizations covering the same gamut of areas as communist front organizations, as well as mainstream political parties, the United Nations, the Socialist International, and the United States government from the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt to that of Barack Obama.
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Scope and Contents Note (contd.)
A second focus is on Soviet espionage in the United States. The collection includes a set of the Venona Project intercepts of Soviet diplomatic communications made by the United States government during the 1930s and 1940s and publicly released in the 1990s. It also includes an English translation of the complete set of notes made by Alexander Vassiliev on the contents of Soviet intelligence service files that he examined in the 1990s. Access to these files was subsequently closed by the Russian government, but Vassiliev's notes served as a basis for the books The Haunted Wood: Soviet Espionage in America: The Stalin Era (New York, 1999) and Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America (New Haven, 2009), both of which Vassiliev co-authored.
A third focus of the collection is on psychological warfare, including disinformation and forgery. There is a large body of English-language propaganda pamphlets and booklets issued by the Soviet government. In addition to documentation of propagandistic activity by Communist International and other Communist organizations, there is a large body of propaganda leaflets and flyers, issued by the American, Soviet, British, German and Japanese governments during World War II, and lesser quantities from World War I, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the Persian Gulf War, illustrating the employment of this aspect of modern warfare by belligerents on all sides.
A lesser theme concerns documentation of far-right organizations and particularly of antisemitic activity. The collection includes a large collection of antisemitic publications, including many editions of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion in various languages. Some other notable subsidiary themes include: a collection of song books of revolutionary and also of Nazi organizations; a collection of Communist publications designed for children and issued by the Young Pioneers of America; a considerable volume of material on Communist Party activity in the International Brigades and various relief organizations during the Spanish Civil War; documentation of splinter groups from the Communist International and Communist Party, U.S.A.; proposals for regulation or reform of United States national intelligence agencies in the post-Watergate era; and international terrorism in the 9/11 era.
Communist International records in Russian archives provide a major source of material in the collection. There is a large volume of photocopies of documents from these records. A large proportion of these documents concerns the Communist International's relations with the Communist Party, U.S.A., but many documents deal more generally with Communist International activities. There is a considerable bloc relating to Willi Münzenberg and his international front organization work. English translations of some documents are included. Photocopies of documents from archives of the East German Ministerium für Staatssicherheit provide sources for the history of the Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands and of Soviet espionage in Germany, as do photocopies from German police records of the Nazi era. There are also photocopies from British government security archives, and many photocopies of documents captured by the United States government from guerrillas in Nicaragua and El Salvador and from the New Jewel Movement in Grenada.
The sources of some of the other material in the collection are readily apparent, but are obscure in other cases. Many items, notably pamphlets and serial issues, were publicly available. These include reports of the United
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Scope and Contents Note (contd.)
States Subversive Activities Control Board and other federal agencies and of anti-communist commissions established by a number of individual state governments. Some material was generated by, or passed through the hands of, the Congressional committees on whose staffs Romerstein served. Original letters to individuals, notably Albert E. Kahn and Jessica Smith, whose papers may have been confiscated, are likely in this category. Copies of raw governmental working documents, especially Federal Bureau of Investigation and Central Intelligence Agency reports and Department of State dispatches, were acquired, often in redacted form, in response to Freedom of Information Act requests. A substantial body of material from the 1920s and 1930s was collected and/or generated by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation, a private anti-communist organization with headquarters in Chicago. Other material was acquired from the American Security Council and other private anti-communist groups. The collection includes some papers of the anti- communist investigator J. B. Matthews, acquired from his widow. Biographical data on Communist International agents gathered by David Hornstein is also included.
Material emanating from governmental and private anti-communist sources in the United States have, in addition to their primary informational value, a secondary value in documenting the scope of surveillance of Communist Party and other radical activities. In addition to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and other agencies of the national government, the collection includes investigative files from the New York State Police and other state and local police agencies. There are many raw informant reports, including some from Morris Childs, who met with high-ranking foreign Communist leaders while acting as a Federal Bureau of Investigation informant within the Communist Party, U.S.A., and from Jack Thompson, who infiltrated the Socialist Workers Party at the behest of the House Committee on Un-American Activities.
Properly speaking the collection does not include Herbert Romerstein’s own personal papers. There are, however, a few short written pieces by him, mainly printed copies, and one notable curiosity item. This is Romerstein’s appeal of his expulsion from the Communist Party in 1949. The great bulk of the collection is in the Subject File, which is arranged alphabetically by issuing organization or by topic. In general material relating to international or American organizations or applicable to international or American topics is entered directly, while material relating to organizations or topics in countries other than the United States is entered under name of country. Oversize serial issues and other oversize items are located in the Oversize File. There are also photographs in the Audiovisual File, a Microform File, and a small Card File. Because the collection was received and processed in discrete installments over a period of a few years, related materials are often physically separated but are brought together intellectually through the register. While the register lists representative and especially notable items, there has been no attempt at comprehensive itemization.
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Series Description
Box Nos Series
1-208, 229-517, Subject File, 1864-2011. Flyers, leaflets, pamphlets, 521-1255 serial issues, correspondence, reports and internal documents, arranged alphabetically by issuing organization or by topic.
209, 1256-1257, Audiovisual File, 1903-2003. Photographs, postcards, 1287-1288 drawings and audiotape cassettes.
1258-1273 Microform File. Microfiche and microfilm reels.
1274 Card File. Index cards.
210-228, 518-520, Oversize File, 1914-1992. Serial issues, other printed 1275-1286 matter and miscellany.
7 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents Container List: 1. Subject File, 1864-2011. Flyers, leaflets, pamphlets, serial issues, correspondence, reports and internal documents, arranged alphabetically by issuing organization or by topic AIDS 1 General. Printed articles, press releases, and memoranda, 1986-2009, mainly relating to allegations of U.S. government origin of AIDS. Includes study ("AIDS Made in USA") and booklet (Jakob and Lilli Segal, AIDS)
521. 1-2 General (contd.) 3 Keshishoglou, John, “AIDS, the CIA and the Pentagon: A Case Study in Soviet Disinformation.” Typescript, ca. 1988 4 Seale, John, “Is the AIDS Virus a Soviet, First- Strike, Strategic, Biological War Weapon?” Typescript, 1985, with related writings and correspondence 5 Segal, Jakob et al., “AIDS: Its Nature and Origin.” Typescript, ca. 1986 6 Cantwell, Alan, Jr., AIDS and the Doctors of Death. Printed copy, 1988 7 Girard, Roland, Tristes chimères. Printed copy, 1987
522. 1 Leibowitch, Jacques, Un virus étrange venu d’ailleurs. Printed copy, 1984 2 The USSR’s AIDS Disinformation Campaign (U.S. Department of State publication). Printed copy, 1987
1. 2 A. J. Muste Memorial Institute. Circulars and printed report, 1981-1982
522. Abel, Rudolf 3 General. Printed articles, 1968-1993 4-5 Khenkin, Kyrill, “The Improbable Spy.” Typed translation, undated 6 Abraham Lincoln School (Chicago). Course catalogs and pamphlets, 1943-1946 7 Abramovich, A. E. Biographical notes and printed excerpts, undated 8 Abramovich, Rafael. Clippings and notes, 1930-1950
1. 3 Abt, John J. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports and printed matter, 1944-1993
522. 9 Abt, John J. (contd.) 10 Abzug, Bella. Dossiers and printed matter, 1970-1975 11 Acheson, Dean. Printed article, 1952 12 Ad Hoc Committee for a Marxist-Leninist Party. Bulletin, 1966 13 Adams, Arthur. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report and clipping, 1946-1950
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Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 229. Subject File (contd.) 1 Adams, Josephine Truslow. Interview transcript, correspondence, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, memorandum by Joseph Lash, and printed matter, 1943-1971
523. 1 Adams, Josephine Truslow (contd.) 2 Adelman, Meyer. Dossier, undated 3 Adler, Evelyn. Dossier, undated 4 Adler, Irving. Testimony, booklet, clipping, and U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Adler et al. vs. Board of Education of the City of New York, 1952-1997 5 Adler, Larry. Dossier, undated 6 Adler, Luther. Dossier, undated Advance (Organization) 7 Informant’s report, 1961 8-10 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings and findings, 1963-1965
1. 4 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings and findings (contd.) Afghanistan 5 General. Pamphlets, press releases, reports, and printed articles, 1979-2002. Includes David Kline, Afghanistan; Radek Sikorski, Moscow’s Afghan War; Afganistan v ogne; Afghanistan: Darkness to Light
524. 1-3 General (contd.)
1. Mitrokhin, Vasilii, "The KGB in Afghanistan." Typescript, 2002 6 English version 7 Press release and excerpts from Russian version
524. Afghan government issuances 4 International Conference on Social and Economic Development and War Danger (1982 : Kabul). Proceedings 5 Loya Jirgah (Grand Assembly) (1985 : Kabul). Proceedings 6 High Jirgah (Assembly) of Frontier Tribes (1985 : Kabul). Proceedings 7 People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan National Conference on National Reconciliation (1987 : Kabul). Proceedings 8 Press releases and bulletins, 1985-1987
525. 1 Kabul New Times. Serial issues, 1985-1986
9 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 525 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Afghanistan (contd.) Afghan government issuances (contd.) 2-4 Pamphlets, 1980-1986. Includes Human Rights in Democratic Republic of Afghanistan; Myths Woven around Afghan Refugees; Pakistan’s Interference in Internal Affairs of DRA; Reactionary Rulers of Iran in Undeclared War against DRA; The Secret War of CIA against Afghanistan; The True Face of Afghan Counter- Revolution; Undeclared War; White Book: China’s Interference in the Internal Affairs of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan; many speeches by Babrak Karmal
1. 8-9 Soviet issuances. Press releases and pamphlets, 1980-1988. Includes Mike Davidow, Afghan Diary; Lev Nikolayev, Afghanistan between the Past and the Future; Valerii Sukhodon’skii, Parol’-revoliutsiia; The Truth about Afghanistan; The Undeclared War: Imperialism vs. Afghanistan
525. 5 Soviet issuances (contd.)
526. 1-2 Soviet issuances (contd.)
229. 2 Africa. Pamphlets, serial issues, bulletins, reports, press releases, leaflets, and flyers, 1959-1995. Includes reports on disinformation and Soviet active measures in Africa; Alejandro Botzaris, Communist Penetration in Africa; M. Braginsky and Y. Lukonin, A Short History of the National-Liberation Movement in East Africa (Soviet publication); Kweku Dadson, How American Secret Agents Operate in Africa; Feng Chih- tan, Glimpses of West Africa (Chinese publication); N. Gavrilov, National Liberation Movement in West Africa (Soviet publication); Vladimir Kokorev and Anatoli Reznikovsky, Southern Africa (Soviet publication); Phillip Abbott Luce, The New Imperialism: Cuba and the Soviets in Africa; Harold Soref and Ian Greig, The Puppeteers; Henry Winston, Africa's Struggle for Freedom, the USA and the USSR; No Compromise with Apartheid; Pan-Africanism and the Liberation of Southern Africa; Red Locusts; issues of: Africa Today; Africa Commentary; Le mois en Afrique; People's Power in Mozambique, Angola and Guinea-Bissau
526. 3-5 Africa (contd.)
527. 1-4 Africa (contd.)
229. 3 African Blood Brotherhood. Letter by W. L. White, 1927
10 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 229 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization 4 Statements, speeches, press releases and constitution, 1981-1992
528. 1 Statements, etc. (contd.) 2 1st Conference (1957-1958 : Cairo). Proceedings 3 Convention on Tibet and against Colonialism in Asia and Africa (1960 : New Delhi). Proceedings 4 2nd Congress (1960 : Conakry). Proceedings
229. 5 5th Conference (1972 : Cairo). Proceedings 6 Council 13th Session (1981 : Aden). Proceedings 7 Presidium 12th Meeting (1983 : Nicosia). Proceedings
2. 1 6th Conference (1984 : Algiers). Proceedings and press coverage
528. 5 6th Conference (contd.)
2. 2 Emergency Meeting of Solidarity with the Militant People of South Africa (1985 : Addis Ababa). Proceedings
528. 6 Emergency Meeting (contd.) 7 Council 14th Session (1986 : Moscow). Communiqué and press coverage
2. 3 Presidium 14th Session (1988 : Cairo). Proceedings Development and Socio-Economic Progress. Serial issues 4 1984-1986
229. 8 1992
528. 8 1992 (contd.)
229. 9 Asia News. Serial issues, 1986
528. 9 Asia News (contd.) Afro-Asian Solidarity. Serial issues 10 1970
2. 5 1989-1990 6-7 Booklets, 1962-1990. Includes AAPSO and Disarmament; AAPSO: 25 Years of Struggle; Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Movement; Gamal Abdel Nasser: In Memoriam; Namibia: Road to Independence
528. 11 Booklets (contd.)
11 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 2. Subject File (contd.) Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization (contd.) 8 Material about the Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organization. Draft report, pamphlets, leaflet, and United Nations documents, 1958- 1987. Includes The Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee: A Documentary Study; Alexander Dzasokhov, For National Independence, Peace and Progress
528. 12 Material about the Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization (contd.)
3. 1 Afro-Scandinavian Youth Congress. Pamphlet, undated
529. 1 Agabekov, George. Letter, biographical notes, and clippings, 1930-1932
229. Against the Current. Serial issues 10 1980
529. 2 1981-1984
3. 2 Agee, Philip. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency reports, correspondence, notes, interview and broadcast transcripts, U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Haig vs. Agee, pamphlet, and printed articles, 1975- 1981
529. 3 Agee, Philip (contd.)
229. 11 Ageloff, Sylvia. Clippings, 1940
529. 4 Agricultural Committee for American-Soviet Friendship. Pamphlet and circulars, 1944-1945 5 Air America. Internet printout, 2006
230. 1 Akhmerov, Itzhak (William Greinke). U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, and Russian biographical article with translation, 1947-1995
529. 6 Akhmerov, Itzhak (contd.)
3. 3 Albam, Jacob. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1957
529. Albania 7 General. U.S. government cable, broadcast transcript, pamphlets, and printed articles, 1918-2004. Includes John I. Thomas, Education for Communism: School and State in the People’s Republic of Albania 8 Albanian government issuances. Press releases, speeches, and pamphlets, 1963-1990. Includes The Dangerous Maneuvers of N. Khrushchev’s Group in the So-Called Fight against the “Cult of the Individual” Should Be Stripped Bare of Their Mask
12 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 529 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 9 Albertson, William. Communist Party, U.S.A. internal report and clipping, 1964-1990 10 Alexander, Kendra. Memorial service program, 1993
530. Algeria 1 General. Mimeographed study (“A Report on Algeria”), printed articles, serial issues, and pamphlets, 1957-1962. Includes Rébellion et communisme; The Tripoli Program 2 El Moudjahid (Front de Libération Nationale publication). Bound volume of serial issues, 1960-1962
230. 2 Trade Unionism in Algeria. Printed copy, 1959 3 All-African People's Revolutionary Party. Newspaper format publication and flyer, 1998 All-America Anti-Imperialist League 4 Internal documents. Correspondence, reports, and minutes, 1925-1933. Includes photocopies and translations from Communist International records in Russian archives
530. 3 Internal documents (contd.) 4 Public issuances. Pamphlet (Martin Kaye and Louise Perry, Who Fights for a Free Cuba?), declaration, leaflets, and bulletins, 1927-1933
230. 5 Public issuances (contd.) Material about the All-America Anti-Imperialist League 6 Reports and notes, 1926-1929, mainly by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation. Includes informant and police reports
530. 5 U.S. Department of State reports, 1933-1935
230. 7-8 Clippings, 1927-1930, many from the Communist Party press. Compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
530. 6 All-Peoples Congress. Bulletin, flyers and circulars, 1982-1985 7 All-People’s Party of Harlem. Draft report, undated. Includes draft report on All-Harlem Youth Conference
3. All-Slav Committee 4 1st All-Slav Rally (1941 : Moscow). Reports 5 3rd All-Slav Rally (1943 : Moscow). Report
530. 8 Meeting of Slav Soldiers (1944 : Moscow). Report
230. 9 Allen, Charles R., Jr. Printed articles and circulars, 1977 530. 9 Allen, James S. Letter, notes and printed articles, 1940-1947. Compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 13 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 530. (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 10 Allen, Jay. Notes, speech, printed articles, and clippings, 1937-1945. Compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 11 Allen, Marilyn R. Pamphlets and leaflets, 1946-1965. Includes America at the Crossroads
230. 10 Allen, Marilyn R. (contd.)
531. 1 Allied Labor News. Printed articles, ca. 1945 2 Allilueva, Svetlana. U.S. Department of State report, 1967 3 Allis-Chalmers Company Strike, 1941. U.S. Congress Special Joint Committee hearing testimony, 1941. Includes index 4 Alpi, Mario (Fred Brown). Biographical notes and printed excerpts, undated
3. 6 Alsop, Joseph and Stewart Alsop. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report re Alsops' access to U.S. Atomic Energy Commission data, 1952
531. 5 Alsos Mission, 1944. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency book review, 1971 6 Alvarez, Miguel. Report, 1978 Amerasia Serial issues 7-8 1938 9-10 1939 11 1940
532. 1-2 1941
230. 11 1941 (contd.)
231. 1 1942
532. 3 1943 4 1946
231. 2 1946 (contd.)
532. 5-6 Milton, Joyce, Harvey Klehr and Ronald Radosh, “Amerasia File.” Typescript, undated
533. 1 Printed matter. Pamphlets and printed articles, 1950-1996. Includes Frederick Woltman, The Strange Case of Amerasia; Philip J. Jaffe, The Amerasia Case from 1945 to the Present; Congressional Record excerpts
3. 7 Printed matter (contd.)
8 America First Committee. Pamphlets, leaflets, circulars, and printed articles, 1940-1941. Includes The Radio Addresses of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh; American Legion report (Subversive Activities in the America First Committee in California) 14 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 533. Subject File (contd.) 2 America First Committee (contd.) American-Arab Affairs Council. Serial issues (American- Arab Affairs) 3 1982
231. 3 1982-1983 4 1984 5 1984-1985
232. 1 1985-1986 2 1986
533. 4 1987-1988 5 American Artists’ Congress. Exhibition catalog, 1937 6 American Association to Combat Fascism, Racism and Anti- Semitism. Reports, resolutions, bulletins (Fact Memorandum), circulars and clippings, 1964-1970
3. 9 American Association to Combat Fascism, Racism and Anti- Semitism (contd.)
232. 3 American Birobidjan Committee (Ambijan). Bulletins, letter, pamphlet, circulars, clippings and miscellany, 1941-1946
533. 7 American Birobidjan Committee (contd.) 8 American Book Publishers Council. Letter, 1956 9 American Center for International Leadership. Soviet delegation list, 1987 10 American Christian Palestine Committee. Statements, leaflets, pamphlets, serial issues (Land Reborn), notes and clippings, 1945-1953. Includes The Arab War Effort; British Labor and Zionism
232. American Civil Liberties Union 4 General. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, statements, circulars and leaflets, 1922-1982. Includes letter by Roger N. Baldwin
533. 11 General (contd.)
534. 1 Civil Liberties Forum. Serial issues, 1969-1971 2 Civil Liberties Review. Serial issue, 1975 232. 5-6 Pamphlets, 1925-1978. Includes Osmond K. Fraenkel, The Supreme Court and Civil Liberties; Arthur Garfield Hays, You Be the Jury!; Travis Hoke, Shirts!; Carey McWilliams, The Liberals and the War Crisis; Fred Powledge, The Engineering of Restraint; Walter Wilson, The American Legion and Civil Liberty; Walter Wilson and Albert Deutsch, Call Out the Militia!; Citizenship for Alien Pacifists; Crisis in the Civil Liberties Union; Democracy in Trade Unions; Dissent and Disorder; The Gag on Teaching; Police Lawlessness against Communists in New York; Violence in Peekskill; Who's Un-American? 15 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 534. Subject File (contd.) American Civil Liberties Union (contd.) 3-5 Pamphlets (contd.) 6 Material about the American Civil Liberties Union. U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities memorandum and unreleased report, pamphlet (Ed Rowe, The ACLU and America’s Freedoms), notes, printed articles and clippings, 1940-2003
535. 1 American Committee for Anti-Nazi German Seamen. Memorandum, undated 2 American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature. Leaflets, note, clippings and pamphlets, 1937-1942. Includes Stefan Heym, Nazis in U.S.A.
233. 1 American Committee for Anti-Nazi Literature (contd.)
3. 10 American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom. Correspondence, circulars, pamphlets, leaflets, clippings, memoranda, Congressional hearing exhibits and notes, 1939-1942. Includes The Activities of the Dies Committee
535. 3 American Committee for Democracy and Intellectual Freedom (contd.)
3. 11 American Committee for Emigré Scholars, Writers and Artists. Letter, 1954
233. 2 American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression. Letter, pamphlet (America's Share in Japan's War Guilt) and leaflets, 1938-1939
535. 4 American Committee for Non-Participation in Japanese Aggression (contd.) American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born 5 General. Bulletins, conference programs, circulars, leaflets, clippings, memoranda, Congressional hearing exhibits, legal brief in case of United States vs. Green, and Abner Green memorial publication, 1936-1959 233. 3 General (contd.) 4-5 Pamphlets, 1935-1954. Includes Louis Adamic and George F. Addes, Foreign-Born Americans and the War; Isabel Gonzalez, Step-Children of a Nation: The Status of Mexican-Americans; Abner Green, The Deportation Drive vs. the Bill of Rights; Abner Green, The Deportation Terror; Abner Green, In the Shadow of Liberty; Abner Green, United Nations in America; Abner Green, The Walter-McCarran Law: Police State Terror against Foreign-Born Americans; Earl G. Harrison, Americans of Foreign Birth in the War Program for Victory; Maximo C. Manzon, The Strange Case of the Filipinos in the United States; Vito Marcantonio, The Registration of Aliens; Dwight C. Morgan, The Foreign Born in the United States; The Schneiderman Case;
16 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 233 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born (contd.) 4-5 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Includes United States Citizenship and Naturalization Procedure
535. 6 Pamphlets (contd.) 7 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings, and legal brief in case of American Committee for Protection of Foreign Born vs. Subversive Activities Control Board, 1957-1962
3. 12 American Committee for Struggle against War. Correspondence, reports, leaflets, bulletin and circulars, 1932-1933. See also American League against War and Fascism
535. 8 American Committee for Struggle against War (contd.) 9 American Committee on Africa. Circulars, leaflets and pamphlet (Lorna Hahn, War in Algeria), 1956-ca. 1980s 10 American Committee on Information about Russia. Letter, 1928 11 American Committee to Save Refugees. Leaflet, ca. 1940 12 American Communications Association. Letter, 1956 13 American Council against Nazi Propaganda. Correspondence, 1946
233. 6 American Council on Soviet Relations. Letter, speech, leaflet, clipping and pamphlets, 1941-1942. Includes Alvah Bessie, The Soviet People at War; Corliss Lamont, Soviet Russia versus Nazi Germany; Clifford T. McAvoy, The Trade Unions of Our Soviet Ally; The American-Anglo-Soviet Alliance; The Molotov Paper on Nazi Atrocities; Soviet Women to the Women of the World
536. 1 American Council on Soviet Relations (contd.)
3. 13 American Council to Combat Nazi Invasion. Leaflets and clipping, 1939
536. 2 American Dialog. Serial issue, 1964 3 American Federation of Arts. List of officials, ca. 1956
233. 7 American Fellowship Forum. Memorandum, undated 8 American Forum for Socialist Education. Leaflet and pamphlet (Sidney Lens, Questions for the Left), 1957
536. 4 American Friends of Aid to Russia. Statement, 1944
233. American Friends of German Freedom 9 General. Circulars, letters, notes, clippings and pamphlet (Germany Tomorrow), 1939-1944 536. 5 General (contd.) 6 In Re: Germany. Serial issues, 1942-1944 7 American Friends of the Captive Nations. Press release and list of members, 1958 17 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 3. Subject File (contd.) American Friends of the Chinese People (originally Friends of the Chinese People) 14 General. Letter, meeting summary, and pamphlet (Three Original Documents from Soviet China), ca. 1931-1935 China Today. Serial issues 15 1934 16 1935 17 1936 18 1937
4. 1 1938 2 1939 3 1940 4 1941 5 1942
233. 10 American Friends Service Committee. Correspondence, leaflets, circulars, clippings, pamphlets and deposition of Harold A. Selleck, 1953-1987. Includes W. H. Ferry, Disarm to Parley; Vincent Pinto, Soldiers and Strikers; The Deadly Connection: Nuclear War and U.S. Intervention; The Police Threat to Political Liberty; Solution in Korea?
536. 8 American Friends Service Committee (contd.) 9 American Fund for Social Service (Garland Fund). Correspondence and reports, 1923-1934 10 American Indians. Letter and serial issue, 1955-1983 11 American Institute for Marxist Studies. Pamphlet (Miles D. Wolpin, Military Indoctrination and United States Imperialism), 1973 12 American Investors Union. Leaflets and circulars, 1946 13 American Labor Education Service. Letter, 1956 14 American Labor Party. Correspondence, memoranda, notes,pamphlets, leaflets, circulars and clippings, 1924-1952. Includes Clarence E. Duffy, Peace on Earth; Vito Marcantonio, The Other Evil; James Oneal, Labor in England and America
4. 6 American Labor Party (contd.) American League against War and Fascism. Many documents are from Chicago branch. See also Audiovisual File; Oversize File 7 Internal documents. Minutes, reports and resolutions, 1934-1937
536. 15 Internal documents (contd.) 16 Circulars and miscellany, 1934-1937
4. 8 Circulars and miscellany (contd.)
233. 11 Newsletters and miscellaneous public issuances, 1934-1937. Includes statements to Congressional committees and radio broadcast transcript by Stefan Heym
18 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 234. Subject File (contd.) American League against War and Fascism (contd.) 1-3 Pamphlets, 1934-1937. Includes Frank B. Blumenfield, A Blueprint for Fascism; John Franklin, National Defense; William Lloyd Imes and Liston M. Oak, The Plunder of Ethiopia; James Lerner, 20 Years After; James Lerner, Youth Demands Peace; Dorothy McConnell, Women, War and Fascism; Elizabeth Noble, Billions for Bullets; George Seldes, The Fascist Road to Ruin; John Strachey, Why Fascism Leads to War; Seymour Waldman, Guns Are Ready; Harold Ward, National Defense for Whom?; Harry F. Ward, Fighting to Live; Walter Wilson, American Legion and Civil Liberty; California's Brown Book; Fascism; A Program against War and Fascism
537. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 Leaflets and announcements, 1935-1937
5. 1 Leaflets and announcements (contd.) 2 1st National Congress (U.S. Congress against War : 1933: New York). Flyers, circulars, manifesto, proceedings and informant's report 3 2nd National Congress (1934 : Chicago). Manifesto, circulars and proceedings
537. 3 2nd National Congress (contd.)
234. 4 Cook County (Illinois) Conference (1935 : Chicago). Circulars, reports and proceedings
5. 4 Pacific Coast Congress (1935 : San Francisco). Proceedings 5 Los Angeles Regional Congress (1935). Proceedings
234. 5 3rd National Congress (1936 : Cleveland). Circulars, program, reports, proceedings and index of proceedings
537. 4 3rd National Congress (contd.)
235. 1 3rd National Congress (contd.) 2 Midwest Conference (1937 : Chicago). Circulars and proceedings
5. Material about the American League against War and Fascism 6 Communist Party internal documents and printed articles, 1935-1937 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation material, including informant reports 7 Reports (general), 1934-1937
6. 1 Cook County Conference reports, 1935 2 3rd Congress reports, 1936
19 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 6 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) American League against War and Fascism (contd.) Material about the American League against War and Fascism (contd.) American Vigilant Intelligence Federation material (contd.) 3 Notes and lists, 1934-1937. Includes list of League members in Chicago area 4 Bishop, Hillman M., "The American League against War and Fascism: A Study in Communist Tactics." Mimeograph, 1937 5 Reports, circulars and printed articles from miscellaneous sources, 1934-1937 Press coverage 6 General, 1934-1937 7 3rd National Congress, 1936
537. American League for Peace and Democracy. See also Oversize File 5 General. Leaflets, circulars, bulletins and press releases, 1937-1940. Includes affidavit by Harry F. Ward
235. 3 General (contd.) 4 4th National Congress (1937 : Pittsburgh). Circulars, bulletin, printed articles and proceedings 5 Southern California Congress (1938 : Los Angeles). Program 6 5th National Congress (1939 : Washington). Circulars, reports and proceedings. Includes message from Harold L. Ickes
537. 6 5th National Congress (contd.)
235. 7 Yearbooks, 1939-1940 8 Pamphlets, 1938-1939. Includes Abraham Chapman, Nazi Penetration in America; Alson J. Smith, The Case against the "Christian" Front; Robert G. Spivack, The Lesson of Czechoslovakia; Boycott Goods Made in Japan; The Dies Committee Inquisition; People's Program for Peace and Democracy
537. 7 Pamphlets (contd.) 8 Material about the American League for Peace and Democracy. Printed article, clippings, and informant reports, 1937-1940. Includes lengthy report on 5th National Congress, and list of League members employed by the U.S. government 235. 9 Material about the American League for Peace and Democracy (contd.) 10 American League of Ex-Servicemen. Pamphlet (H. E. Briggs, The Veterans Fight for Unity), 1935 11 American League of the Friends of the New Germany. Letter, note, leaflets, circulars and pamphlet (Douglas Brinkley, Germany Today), 1934-1935 20 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 537. Subject File (contd.) 9 American Library Association. Letter, 1956 10 American Mercury. Serial issues, 1927-1972
7. 1-2 American Mercury (contd.)
538. 1-2 American Mercury (contd.) 3 American Museum of Immigration. Letter, 1955
235. 12 American Music League. Bulletins, leaflet and printed articles, 1936-1943
538. 4 American Muslim Council. Letter, 2001 American National Party 5 New York State Police reports, 1962-1963
236. 1 Kill! Serial issue, 1962 2 American National Vigilantes Intelligence League (A.N.V.I.L. Movement.) Leaflets, bulletins and correspondence with the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation, 1932-1934
538. 6 American Nationalist Confederation. Letters, circulars and bulletins, 1937-1938 7 American Nazi Party. Letters by George Lincoln Rockwell, U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities report, leaflets and serial issues, 1938- 1967. Includes issues of: National American; Rockwell Report; Stormtrooper
236. 3 American Nazi Party (contd.)
7. American Negro Labor Congress 3 Issuances. Letter by Lovett Fort-Whiteman, pamphlets, program, circulars, leaflets and printed articles, 1926-1930. Includes B. D. Amis, Lynch Justice at Work
236. 4 Negro Champion. Serial issues, 1927-1929 5 Liberator. Serial issues, 1929-1930
7. 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances. Internal documents and printed articles, 1925-1930 5 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports and general press coverage, 1925-1930
236. 6 American Peace Crusade. Leaflets, circulars, pamphlet (Arthur D. Kahn, The Road to War: Rearming West Germany) and U.S. Subversive Activities Board findings, 1951-1962
538. 8 American Peace Crusade (contd.) American Peace Mobilization 9 Issuances. Resolutions, leaflets, flyers, circulars, reports, and Tulsa Council constitution and forum proceedings, 1940-1941
7. 6 Issuances (contd.) 21 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 236. Subject File (contd.) American Peace Mobilization (contd.) 7 Pamphlets, 1940-1941. Includes Frederick V. Field, The People Are Sovereign; Vito Marcantonio, Marcantonio Answers F.D.R.!; Vito Marcantonio, Marcantonio Speaks Out against this War; Jeff Marlin, Conscription and the War; Can the People Win Peace?; One Foot In; What Is APM? 538. 10 Pamphlets (contd.) 11 Material about the American Peace Mobilization. Reports, memoranda and clippings, 1941-1942. Includes informant's meeting report, list of persons associated with the organization, and reports on predecessor New York Peace Association, Chicago Peace Congress and Emergency Peace Mobilization
236. 8 Material about the American Peace Mobilization (contd.) 9 American People's Mobilization. Circulars, leaflets and pamphlets, 1941. Includes Norman Byrne, Soviet Strength and Soviet Strategy; Vito Marcantonio, Should America Go to War?
538. 12 American People’s Mobilization (contd.)
236. 10 American People's Party. Pamphlets, leaflets and membership application forms, 1936. Includes R. W. Reeve, Aryan Youth; Principles of the American People's Party 11 American-Russian Chamber of Commerce. Speeches, press releases, circulars and clippings, 1927-1940. Includes reports about the American-Russian Chamber of Commerce by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
539. 1 American-Russian Chamber of Commerce (contd.) American Russian Institute (originally American Society for Cultural Relations with Russia) 2 General. Correspondence, circulars, leaflets, bulletin, informant’s reports, and clippings, 1932-1948 American Quarterly on the Soviet Union/American Review on the Soviet Union. Serial issues 3 1939-1941 4 1942-1944 5 Pamphlets, 1935-1956. Includes Osip Beskin, The Place of Art in the Soviet Union; Ralph Izard, Alexei Looks Ahead; Ralph Izard, The Soviet Olympic Team and Soviet Athletics; Hewlett Johnson, We Can Keep Peace; Rose Maurer, Soviet Health Care in Peace and War; Louie D. Newton, An American Churchman in the Soviet Union; Education in the Soviet Union; The U.S.S.R. at War; We Pledge Peace
236. 12 Pamphlets (contd.) 22 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 237. Subject File (contd.) American-Russian Institute (contd.) 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
539. 6 American Servicemen’s Union. Printed article with U.S. Central Intelligence Agency release, 1972 7 American Slav Congress. Pamphlets, conference programs, resolution, leaflets, circulars and clippings, 1943- 1955. Includes Mary Pirinsky, Slav Peoples Vow Never Again!; George Pirinsky, Slavic Americans in the Fight for Victory and Peace; George Pirinsky, The Struggle for Peace and Democracy in U.S.A.; Leo Krzycki, My Peace Mission to Europe; issue of Slavic American; U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings
8. 1 American Slav Congress (contd.)
540. 1 American Socialist Society. Minutes and transcripts of legal proceedings in case of American Socialist Society vs. United States, 1918-1920
237. 2 American Socialist Society (contd.) 3 American Socialist Union. Serial issues (American Socialist) and Congressional hearing exhibit, 1957
540. 2 American Socialist Union (contd.)
8. 2 American Society for Russian Relief. Circulars, press releases, newsletters and clippings, 1945-1946. Includes letter by James F. Byrnes and speech by Averell Harriman
237. 4 American-Soviet Music Society. Circular, 1946
540. American Student Union 3-4 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, newsletters, circulars, notes, memoranda, informant’s reports and clippings, 1935-1944. Includes Joseph P. Lash, The Campus; Joseph P. Lash, Toward a "Closed Shop" on the Campus
8. 3 General (contd.) 4 Convention proceedings and handbooks, 1937-1939
540. 5 Convention proceedings and handbooks (contd.)
237. 5 American Union against Militarism. Leaflet, 1917
540. 6 American Veterans Committee. Letter and bulletin, 1944- 1956
237. 6 American Workers Party. Pamphlets, 1934. Includes Toward an American Revolutionary Labor Movement
23 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 237 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) American Youth Congress 7 Issuances. Pamphlets, press releases, statements, circulars and newsletters, 1934-1941. Includes some state and local convention proceedings; Arthur Clifford, The Truth about the American Youth Congress; Youngville, U.S.A.
540. 7 Issuances (contd.) 8 1st American Youth Congress (1934 : New York). Delegate questionnaire, program, meeting materials, printed report and informant’s report
237. 8 1st American Youth Congress (contd.) 9 3rd American Youth Congress (1936 : Cleveland). Proceedings and report
540. 9 3rd American Youth Congress (contd.)
237. 10 Congress of Youth (1939 : New York). Proceedings 11 National Citizenship Institute (1940 : Washington). Proceedings and reports. Includes addresses to Institute by John L. Lewis and Franklin D. Roosevelt
540. 10 National Citizenship Institute (contd.) 11 6th American Youth Congress (1940 : Lake Geneva). Proceedings and delegates manual
237. 12 6th American Youth Congress (contd.) 13 Town Meeting of Youth (1941 : Washington). Proceedings 14 Material about the American Youth Congress, 1935- 1953. Informant reports, memoranda, pamphlets and clippings. Includes Murray Plavner, Is the American Youth Congress a Communist Front?; affidavit by Oliver Kenneth Goff
540. 12 Material about the American Youth Congress (contd.)
8. American Youth for Democracy 5 General. Constitution, letters, convention proceedings, bulletins, circulars and pamphlets, 1944-1949. Includes Jo Allen, The Big Squeeze; Tom Dennison, How Fare Youth?; The Case of the Missing Helicopter; Dust Off Your Dreams
541. 1-2 General (contd.) 3 Serial issues, 1943-1948. Includes issues of: Spotlight; Youth; local chapter publications 4 Americans for Democratic Action. Correspondence, program, circulars and pamphlet (San Francisco and the Un-American Activities Committee), 1950-1960
237. 15 Americans for Democratic Action (contd.) 24 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 237 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 16 Ames, Aldrich Hazen and Maria del Rosario Casas Ames. Criminal complaint text and prosecutorial petition to court in espionage case of United States vs. Ames,report, press release and clippings, 1994-1997
541. 5 Ames, Aldrich Hazen and Maria del Rosario Casas Ames (contd.) 6 Amnesty International. Serial issues (Amnesty), 1961- 1962 Amtorg Trading Corporation 7 General. Correspondence, reports, notes and clippings, 1925-1930. Mainly collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 8 Pamphlets, 1927-1931. Includes Joseph M. Pavloff, The Upbuilding of Soviet Russia; Russian Gold; Soviet Oil Industry
237. 17 Pamphlets (contd.)
238. 1-3 Anarchism. Pamphlets, leaflets and serial issues, 1886- 1993. Includes Guy A. Aldred, Communism; Svetlana Askoldova, Commemorating the Centennial of the Chicago Events; Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman, Anarchism on Trial; Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman, Deportation; Voltairine de Cleyre, Anarchism and American Traditions; Emma Goldman, Syndicalism; Peter Kropotkin, Anarchist Communism; Peter Kropotkin, An Appeal to the Young; E. Yaroslavsky, History of Anarchism in Russia; The Bourgeois Role of Bolshevism; The Famous Speeches of the Eight Chicago Anarchists in Court; The Spies for Peace Story; issues of: Challenge; Freedom; Road to Freedom; special issue of North American Review following assassination of President William McKinley
542. 1-2 Anarchism (contd.) 3 Anderson, Jack. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda, 1981-1982
8. 6 Anderson, Jane. Clippings and notes, 1937-1943 7 Angleton, James J. Letter by William R. Johnson, printed articles, and pamphlet (Myths Surrounding James Angleton), 1979-1994
542. 4 Angleton, James J. (contd.)
238. 4 Anglo-American Institute of the First Moscow University. Course catalogs, reports, circulars and clippings, 1934-1937
542. Angola 5 General. Reports, communiqués, testimony and printed matter, ca. 1975-1987. Includes UNITA, MPLA and U.S. Information Agency documents, and Congressional testimony of Arnaud de Borchgrave
25 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 542 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Angola (contd.) 6-7 Pamphlets, 1961-1985. Includes Américo Boavida, Angola: Five Centuries of Portuguese Exploitation; Augusta Conchiglia, UNITA, Myth and Reality; The Making of a Middle Cadre
543. 1 Animal rights. Circular, undated 2 Animist Party. Letter by James H. Madole and circular, 1947 Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations 3 Issuances. Correspondence, booklets, pamphlets and leaflets, 1952-1985. Includes Michael A. Feighan, A New Battleground of the Cold War; Niko Nakashidze, The Truth about A.B.N.; Jaroslaw Stetzko, The Kremlin on a Volcano; How to Defeat Russia; What Is ABN?
238. 5 Issuances (contd.) 6 Conference (1970 : Brussels). Proceedings of joint Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations/European Freedom Council conference 7 Conference (1982 : London). Proceedings of joint Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations/European Freedom Council conference
239. 1 Conference (1986 : Toronto). Program, conference papers, and greeting from Ronald Reagan
543. 4 Conference (1986) (contd.) 5 Conference (1988 : Washington). Proceedings and conference paper
239. ABN Correspondence. Serial issues 2 1961-1980 3 1982-1985 4 1986-1987
543. 6 1988-1989 7 1990-1991 8 1992-1994
239. 5 Pamphlets about the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, 1958-1968. Includes Taras Mihal, ABN: Assembly of Buffoonish Nationalists; What Is ABN?
543. 9 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report re Ferdinand Durcansky of the Anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations, with memorandum by Durcansky, 1959
239. Anti-Komintern 6 Issuances. Press releases and serial issue (Contra Komintern), 1935-1938. Includes translations and correspondence with American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 7 Nachrichtendienst. Serial issues, 1937-1938
26 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 239 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Anti-Komintern (contd.) News Service. Serial issues 8 1935 9 1936
240. 1 1937 2 1938 3 1939 4-5 Booklets and pamphlets, 1935-1942. Includes Hermann Greife, Zwangsarbeit in der Sowjetunion and English translation; Rudolf Kommoss, Juden hinter Stalin; Félix Olivier Martin, L'enseignement en Russie Soviétique; The Seventh World Congress of the Communist International; Warum Krieg mit Stalin?
543. 10 Booklets and pamphlets (contd.)
240. 6 Der Weltbolschewismus. Printed copy, 1936
241. 1 Printed article about the Anti-Komintern, 1963
543. 11 Anvil and Student Partisan. Serial issues and printed excerpts, 1951-1958 12 Aptheker, Herbert. Printed articles, 1961-2003 13 Arab Americans. Newsletters and circulars, 1977-1990. Includes issuances of the American-Arab Anti- Discrimination Committee, the Arab American Institute, and the Association of Arab-American University Graduates
241. 2 Arab Americans (contd.) Argentina 3 General. Correspondence, reports, legal briefs, and printed matter, 1977-1989. Includes material relating to the Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores and to human rights cases; issue of Combatiente
544. 1 General (contd.) 2-3 Pamphlets, 1945-1995. Includes G. D. Moir, The History of the Falklands; Roberto Mario Santucho, Poder burgues y poder revolucionario; Blue Book on Argentina; C.T.A.L. White and Blue Book Armed Forces 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances directed at servicemen. Pamphlets, leaflets and serial issues, 1926-1936. Includes Walter Trumbull, Life in the U.S. Army; Fix Bayonets against Whom?; issues of: Armory News; Navy Yard Worker; Rebel Guard; Shipmates' Voice; Soldiers' Voice
241. 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances directed at servicemen (contd.)
27 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 241 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Armed Forces (contd.) 5 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances relating to servicemen. Printed articles and internal documents, 1921-1935. Includes manual for use in the National Guard 6 Material about Communist Party influence in the Armed Forces. Correspondence, reports, printed articles and clippings, 1925-1953. Includes informant report, memorandum by Paul Crouch, and correspondence and reports of the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
544. 5 Material about Communist Party influence (contd.)
241. 7 Forward. Serial issues directed at American servicemen stationed in West Germany, 1971 8 Miscellany. Pamphlets, 1935-1944. Includes Philip S. Foner, Morale Education in the American Army; Walter Wilson, The Militia
544. 6 Armed Resistance Unit. Communiqués, 1983 7 Armenia. Press releases, printed articles, serial issues and pamphlets, 1928-2001. Includes material on the Armenian genocide; Soviet issuances; Armenian- American issuances; bulletin of the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia; Stanley Evans, Frontier of Dollar Imperialism; Nishan der Hagopian, A Challenge to Civilization 241. 9 Armenia (contd.)
544. 8 Aron, Raymond. Soviet pamphlet (Edvard Arab-Ogly, Raymond Aron in the Mirror of His Mémoires), 1988
241. 10 Artists Unions. Serial issue (Art Front), 1937 11 Artkino Guild. Announcements, leaflets, clippings, and American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports and correspondence, 1929-1954
544. 9 Aryan Book Store (Los Angeles). American Vigilant Intelligence Federation correspondence, notes and circulars, 1933-1934 10 Ashbrook, John M. Correspondence, speeches, printed articles, Congressional hearing testimony, and draft legislation, mainly relating to U.S. intelligence services, 1972-1981 11 Asia. Reports, printed articles, serial issues and pamphlets, 1926-1990. Includes Rand Corporation reports (Arnold Horelick, “Soviet Policy Dilemmas in Asia”; Paul F. Langer, “Asian Communist Movements and the Major Communist Powers”); Asian-Pacific Trade Union Seminar proceedings; Richard L-G. Deverall, Asia and the Democratic Revolution; George Kim, Peace and Security for Asia; Soviet Imperialism Plunders Asia; Security in the Asia-Pacific Region: The Soviet Approach
242. 1 Asia (contd.) 28 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 545. Subject File (contd.) 1-3 Asia (contd.) 4 Asia, Inc. Prospectus for magazine, 1992 5 Asian Buddhist Conference for Peace. Brochures, reports and serial issues (Buddhists for Peace), 1983-1989
8. 8 Asian Buddhist Conference for Peace (contd.)
242. 2 Associated Workers Clubs. Newsletters, 1934
545. 6 Association for a Free Russia. Annual report and newsletter, 1987-1988 7 Association of East Asian Nations. Pamphlet (Soviet Covert Action in the Association of East Asian Nations) and U.S. Information Agency questionnaire, ca. 1980s
8. 9 Association of East Asian Nations (contd.)
545. 8 Association of Internes and Medical Students. Printed article, 1950 9 Atheism. Pamphlets, serial issues, leaflets and translations, 1883-1989. Includes E. Jaroslawski, Die Gottlosenbewegung in der Sowjetunion; John E. Remsburg, False Claims; Die proletarische Freidenker- Internationale greift an!; Union of Militant Atheists and Its Work; issues of: Sans-dieu; World Problem: A Monthly Survey of Modern Atheism; translation of bulletin of Union of Militant Atheists of the USSR; translations from Soviet publications; papal encyclical
242. 3 Atheism (contd.)
545. 10 Atlantic Union Committee. Letters, 1950-1954
242. 4 Atomic Scientists of Chicago. U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities correspondence and memoranda, statement, circulars, pamphlet (The Atomic Bomb), and clippings, 1946-1956
546. 1 Atomic Scientists of Chicago (contd.) 2 August 29th Movement. Serial issue (Red Banner), 1977 Australia 3 General. Reports, memoranda, pamphlets, circulars and miscellaneous printed matter, 1933-1991. Includes material on U.S. Central Intelligence Agency activities and on Soviet active measures in Australia; Australia-China Co-operation Association pamphlet; L. L. Sharkey, Australian Communists and Soviet Russia; L. L. Sharkey, An Outline History of the Australian Communist Party; issue of Australian Marxist Review
8. 10 General (contd.)
29 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 242. Subject File (contd.) Australia (contd.) 5 Loyalty-security program. Parliamentary speeches, printed article and reports of the Royal Commission on Australia's Security and Intelligence Agencies, 1971-2008
546. 4 Loyalty-security program (contd.) 5 Peace movement. Report, press release, printed articles and serial issues, 1982-1988. Includes issuances of Australian National University Peace Research Centre
242. 6 Peace movement (contd.)
546. Royal Commission on Espionage Transcripts of proceedings 6 1954 May-June 7-8 1954 July
547. 1 1954 August 2-3 1954 September 4 1954 October
548. 1 1954 November 2 1954 December-1955 January 3 1955 January-March (bound volume)
549. 1 Transcripts of in camera proceedings, 1954- 1955 2 Index to proceedings, 1954-1955 3 Interim reports, 1954 4 Annexure to report, 1955 5 Exhibits Austria 6 Pre-World War II period. Pamphlets and serial issues, 1913-1946. Includes Friedrich Adler, J'accuse; Robert Danneberg, Vienna under Socialist Rule; J. Hans, Austria between Two Wars; Das Braunbuch: Hakenkreuz gegen Österreich; issues of Jugendliche Arbeiter
242. 7 Pre-World War II period (contd.)
243. 1 Civil War, 1934. Pamphlets and printed excerpts, 1934. Includes Otto Bauer, Der Aufstand der österreichischen Arbeiter and English translation; Julius Deutsch, Der Bürgerkrieg in Österreich and English translation; Bela Kun, The February Struggle in Austria and Its Lessons; James Oneal, The Austrian Civil War 2 World War II period. Pamphlets, serial issue, printed articles and memorandum, 1941-1945. Includes Hans Klinghoffer, The Coming Austria; Austria's Problems after Hitler's Fall; The Case of Austria; Hapsburg versus Freedom; issue of Austrian Labor Information; memorandum on resistance movement 30 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 549. Subject File, (contd.) Austria (contd.) 7 World War II period (contd.)
1254.3 U.S. occupation. U.S. Army orders, memoranda, reports and correspondence, 1945, from papers of Colonel Russel Janzan, U.S. Army occupation official in Land Salzburg. Includes reports on political situation in Austria, Austrian communist movement and wartime resistance movement, collected serial issues and leaflets, and some papers from Janzan's earlier military career
243. 3 U.S. occupation (contd.) 4 Post-World War II period. Reports, pamphlets, program and printed articles, 1946-2009. Includes S. W. Jeger and Maurice Orbach, Austria 1946
549. 8 Post-World War II period (contd.)
550. 1 Aviation. Legal complaint, pamphlets and printed miscellany, 1927-2004. Includes material on pre- World War II Soviet and American aviation
243. 5 Awakener. Serial issues, 1934-1936 6 Azerbaijan. Pamphlets, printed articles and clippings, 1986-2003. Includes Arif Mansourov, The Genes of Hyenas
550. 2 Azerbaijan (contd.) 3 Baez, Joan. U.S. District Court memorandum in case of Baez vs. Central Intelligence Agency, 1979 4 Bahrain. Arabic leaflet re U.S. military presence with translation, 1980 5 Baker, Hart E. Dossier, notes and printed matter, 1933- 1945
243. 7 Balkans. Pamphlet (Edward Jamieson, The Balkans Fight for Freedom), 1941 8 Baltic States. Pamphlets, reports, press release, printed articles, serial issues and miscellany, 1907- 1992. Includes Russian Duma report on torture in Baltic provinces; Baltic-American issuances; Soviet and other publications re Baltic separatism; The Baltic States and the Soviet Union; Die Sowjetunion und die Baltischen Staaten
550. 6 Baltic States (contd.) 7 Bangladesh. Letter, leaflet and printed articles, 1982- 1989 8 Barmine, Alexander. Letter, memoranda, clippings and printed articles, 1937-1980 243. 9 Barmine, Alexander (contd.)
550. 9 Barnet, Richard J. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1970 31 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 550 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 10 Barron, Victor Allen (Victor George). U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, U.S. Department of State dispatches, notes and printed excerpts, 1936- 1987
243. 10 Barton, Lottie. Letter by William Weinstone, Communist Party, U.S.A. memorandum and clipping, 1930-1931 11 Bassoff, Serge. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Department of State reports, 1939-1940
244. Bay Area Research Collective. Serial issues (Dragon) 1 1975 2 1976
550. Beal, Fred. Includes material on 1929 Gastonia, North Carolina textile strike 11 General. U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities and American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports, letter by Albert Weisbord, notes, flyers and printed articles, 1929-1962 12 Clippings, 1926-1947
551. 1 Clippings (contd.) 2 Bechtold, Eugene. American Vigilant Intelligence Federation memoranda, informant’s reports, flyers and clippings, 1931-1939 3-4 Bedacht, Max. Reports, notes, speeches, letters, flyers, printed articles and clippings, 1919-1949. Includes police and informant reports, biographical data and other documents from Russian archives, articles by Bedacht and interal Communist Party, U.S.A. documents. In part compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 5 Belarus. Pamphlets, press releases, bulletins and other printed matter, 1939-1992. Includes Soviet reports on Jews in Belarus; I. Kokvel and N. Stashkevich, Why Was the BPR Never Formed?
244. 3 Belarus (contd.)
551. 6 Belfrage, Cedric. Dossier, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, notes, flyers and printed miscellany, 1938-2003 7 Belgium. Flyers, printed articles and serial issues, 1983-1986. Includes Jeunes Parti Social Chrétien newsletter
244. 4 Belgium (contd.)
551. 8 Belize. Statement of Belize delegation to Comisión para la Defensa de los Derechos Humanos en Centroamérica, 1981 9 Belton, Albert Bruce. Legal briefs in case of Belton vs. Pilvax Printing Corporation et al., re allegations of Belton’s Nazi collaboration, 1980
32 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 552. Subject File (contd.) 1 Bentall, David J. Informant reports, notes, correspondence, flyers and printed articles, 1927- 1943. Compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 2-3 Bentley, Elizabeth. Deposition and testimony by Bentley, notes, clippings and printed articles, 1948- 2003. Includes typescript by Kathryn Olmsted, “’I Think She Was One Hundred Percent Our Woman’: Elizabeth Bentley and Female Agency”
244. 5 Bentley, Elizabeth (contd.) 6 Bergmann, Julius George. Notes, undated
552. 4 Berkshire Forum. Circular, 1990
244. 7 Bern Trial (1935 : Switzerland; re Protocols of the Elders of Zion). Correspondence, memoranda, leaflets, printed articles and clippings, 1935-1942, assembled by American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
552. 5 Bern Trial (contd.) 6 Bernstein, Leonard. Dossier, letter and statement by Bernstein, 1970 7 Bessedovsky, George (Gregory). Notes, clippings and printed articles, 1929-1930 8 Bessie, Alvah. Printed articles by Bessie, Congressional resolution, circular and clippings, 1937-1967
244. 8 Bessie, Alvah (contd.) 9 Beter, Peter. John Birch Society memoranda, 1976
552. 9 Bilaniuk, Jaroslaw. Legal reports in case of United States vs. Bilaniuk, letter and printed articles re war crime allegations, 2002-2005 10 Bill Haywood Communist Club (organization of expelled Communist Party, U.S.A. members). Newsletter (Towards Socialism), 1948-1949
244. 10 Bill Haywood Communist Club (contd.) 11 Bill of Rights Conference (1949 : New York). List of sponsors 12 Bitov, Oleg. Interview, printed articles and press summaries, 1984
552. 11 Bitov, Oleg (contd.) 12 Bittelman, Alexander. Reports, correspondence, speeches, notes, printed articles and clippings, 1926-1960. Includes articles by Bittelman and internal Communist Party, U.S.A. documents. Mainly compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 13 Black Liberation Army. Communiqué and clippings, 1978- 1982
33 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 553. Subject File (contd.) 1 Black Panther Party. New York State police reports, pamphlets, circulars, serial issues and clippings, 1969-2002. Includes The Catechism of the Revolutionist; issues of Black Panther
9. 1 Black Panther Party (contd.) Blacks—General. See also Congressional Black Caucus 2 Leaflets, circulars, bulletins, press releases and clippings, 1929-2004. Includes legal brief in Harlem 6 case; statement by Mao Zedong; Black Hurricane bulletin
553. 2 Leaflets, etc. (contd.) 3 Printed articles, 1938-2002. Includes Erdmann Doane Beynon, “The Voodoo Cult among Negro Migrants in Detroit”
9. 3-4 Pamphlets and serial issues, 1922-1999. Includes Austin Earl Burges, What Price Integration?; Henry E. Garrett, IQ and Racial Differences; G. Gerasimov et al., Fire Bell in the Night (Soviet publication); Bella Gross, Clarion Call; John Howard Lawson, A Southern Welcome; Nancy and Dwight Macdonald, The War's Greatest Scandal! The Story of Jim Crow in Uniform; James Oneal, The Next Emancipation; Leroy McRae, The Indiana "Subversion" Speech; Ralph S. Scott, Jr., Black Achievement and Desegregation; Maxwell S. Stewart, The Negro in America; Detroit under Stress; "Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining" (East German publication); Racism in America; A Review of Negro Segration in the United States; A Select Bibliography of the Negro American; Violence in the City; issues of: Arm the Masses; Black Liberation Journal; Harlem Quarterly; Journal of Negro History; Negro History Bulletin; Negro Quarterly; Southern Newsletter; The Word
553. 4-5 Pamphlets and serial issues (contd.)
554. 1-5 Pamphlets and serial issues (contd.)
555. 1 Pamphlets and serial issues (contd.)
9. 5-6 Holdt, Jacob, Amerikanske billeder. Printed copy, 1982, with German translation and related memoranda
555. 2 Robinson, Michelle LaVaughn, “Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Black Community.” Typescript Princeton University thesis, 1985 3-4 Robinson, Robert, “Black on Red: My 44 Years Inside the Soviet Union.” Page proofs, undated
34 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 244. Subject File (contd.) 244. Blacks—Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances 13-14 Internal documents. Correspondence, Negro Commission minutes, resolutions, memoranda, reports and study outlines, 1929-1972. Includes letters by Herbert Aptheker and Henry Winston; Pettis Perry, "The War and the Negro People"; "Pointers on Work in the South"; documents from Russian archives
555. 5 Leaflets and printed articles, 1928-1990 245. 1 Leaflets and printed articles (contd.) 2 Serial issues, 1953-1982. Includes issues of: Michigan Party Forum; Negro Affairs Quarterly; Party Voice; Black Liberation Journal 3-5 Pamphlets, 1928-1973. Includes James S. Allen, The American Negro; James S. Allen, Negro Liberation; Bettina Aptheker and Herbert Aptheker, Racism and Reaction in the United States; Herbert Aptheker, Heavenly Days in Dixie; Herbert Aptheker, The Negro in the Abolitionist Movement; Herbert Aptheker, The Negro in the American Revolution; Herbert Aptheker, The Negro in the Civil War; Herbert Aptheker, Negro Slave Revolts in the United States, 1526-1860; Hugh Bradley, Next Steps in the Struggle for Negro Freedom; Benjamin J. Davis, In Defense of Negro Rights; Benjamin J. Davis, The Negro People on the March; James W. Ford, The Communists and the Struggle for Negro Liberation; James W. Ford, Hunger and Terror in Harlem; James W. Ford, Negro's Struggle against Imperialism; James W. Ford, The Right to Revolution for the Negro People; James W. Ford and James S. Allen, The Negroes in a Soviet America; Eugene Gordon and Cyril Briggs, The Position of Negro Women; Gus Hall, Marxism and Negro Liberation; Gus Hall, Racism; Harry Haywood, The Road to Negro Liberation; V. J. Jerome, The Negro in Hollywood Films; Claudia Jones, Jim Crow in Uniform; Claude Lightfoot, Black Power and Liberation; Nat Low, The Negro in Sports; Robert Minor, Lynching and Frame-up in Tennessee; John Pepper, American Negro Problems; John Henry Williams, A Negro Looks at War; Doxey Wilkerson, The Negro People and the Communists; Doxey Wilkerson, Why Negroes Are Joining the Communist Party; Henry Winston, Life Begins with Freedom; Henry Winston, A Marxist-Leninist Critique of Roy Innis on Community Self-Determination and Martin Kilson on Education; Henry Winston, Negro-White Unity; Henry Winston, Strategy for a Black Agenda; Richard Wright, Bright and Morning Star; American Negro Problems; The Communist Position on the Negro Question; Negro Freedom; Race Hatred on Trial; A Southerner Looks at Negro Discrimination 35 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 246. Subject File (contd.) Blacks—Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances 1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
247. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
556. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
10. 1 Foster, William Z., The Negro People in American History. Printed copy, 1954 2 Blacks—American Vigilant Intelligence Federation issuances. Reports (including informant reports), correspondence, notes and publications, 1925-1936. Includes Harry A. Jung, Communism and the Negro; Ramsey Maxwell, "The South Invaded" Blacks—Miscellaneous anti-communist issuances 3 General. Letters, memoranda, report, notes, and printed excerpts, 1928-2007. Includes J. B. Matthews, "Communists, Negroes, and Integration"; Herbert Romerstein, “Racial Violence and the International Communist Movement”; “Racial Violence at Camp Hill, Alabama”
556. 3 General (contd.) 4-5 Pamphlets, 1931-1962. Includes Bonnie Busch and Lucia Ramsey Maxwell, The Negro Angle and the Five Year Plan; Zygmunt Dobbs, Red Intrigue and Race Turmoil; Manning Johnson, Color, Communism and Common Sense; Citizens’ Council issuances 6 Florida. Legislative Investigation Committee, Racial and Civil Disorders in St. Augustine. Printed copy of report, 1965
557. 1-3 Louisiana. Joint Legislative Committee, Subversion in Racial Unrest. Printed copy of hearings, 1957 4 Westchester County (New York). Grand Jury, The Peekskill Incidents. Printed copy of presentment, 1950 5 Blake, George. Clippings, 1987-1990 6 Bloor, Ella Reeve. Correspondence, informant reports, memoranda, notes, flyers, clippings, printed articles and pamphlets, 1919-1951. Includes letters by Bloor; Ann Barton, Mother Bloor; 75th birthday souvenir publication. Mainly compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation. See also Audiovisual File 558. 1 Bloor, Ella Reeve (contd.) 10. 4 Bloor, Ella Reeve (contd.)
247. 2 Boas, Franz. Letters by Boas and J. Edgar Hoover, and clipping, 1940
558. 2 Bob Jones University. U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Bob Jones University vs. United States, 1983 3 Bock, Albert J. Detective report, 1936
36 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 558 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 4 Bogaty, Anatoli. Soviet press releases, and clippings, 1987 5 Bolivia. Press summary, 1991 6 Bolshevik League of the U.S. Flyers, 1980 7 Bonario, Olga. Biographical notes and printed excerpts, undated
10. 5 Bonus March, 1932. Pamphlet (Felix Morrow, The Bonus March), serial issue (Bonus Fighter), flyers and leaflets, 1932
558. 8-9 Book catalogs, 1926-1988
247. 3 Book catalogs (contd.) 4 Book Union. Memoranda, bulletin, circulars and advertisements, 1935-1936 5 Bookniga Corporation. Letter, circulars, advertisements and clippings, 1936-1946
558. 10 Bookstores. Correspondence, flyers, bulletins and clippings, 1926-1946. Includes Chicago police reports on Workers Book Store in Chicago 11 Borodin, Mikhail. U.S. Department of State dispatch, 1927; pamphlet (Madame Chiang Kai-shek, Conversations with Mikhail Borodin), 1977 12 Bosnia. Workers’ Aid for Bosnia pamphlet, 1995
247. 6 Boudin, Leonard. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1962 7 Bransten, Louise. Memoranda, notes, card file dossier and clipping, 1947 and undated 8 Brazil. Correspondence, notes, pamphlets and printed excerpts, 1934-1991, relating especially to Communist International activities in Brazil. Includes Harrison George, It Happened in Brazil; Bryan Green, Brazil; Luis Carlos Prestes; Zé curioso
558. 13 Brazil (contd.)
247. Bridges, Harry 9 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, circulars and clippings, 1939-1995. Includes Leo Huberman, Citizenship for Harry Bridges, Production Soldier; Dalton Trumbo, Harry Bridges; The Supreme Court on the Bridges Case; defense committee issuances; draft report on defense committees
559. 1 General (contd.) 2-4 Legal records. Briefs, transcripts of proceedings, and findings of immigration board and U.S. courts in deportation proceedings against Bridges and consequent legal actions, 1939-1950
37 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 559 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 5 Britain-China Friendship Association. Pamphlets, 1949- 1954. Includes Alun Falconer, "I Saw New China"; Hewlett Johnson, I Appeal; Alan Winnington and Wilfred Burchett, Plain Perfidy: The Plot to Wreck Korean Peace; Wu Hsiu-chuan, In the Name of China
247. 10 Britain-China Friendship Association (contd.)
10. 6 British-Soviet Friendship Society. Pamphlets, leaflets and serial issues, 1949-1992. Includes issues of: British-Soviet Friendship; BSFS Journal
559. 6 British-Soviet Friendship Society (contd.)
247. 11 Brookwood Labor College. Pamphlets and serial issue, 1928. Includes Brickbats and Bouquets on Brookwood Labor College; The Injunction against Brookwood; issue of Brookwood Review
559. 7 Brookwood Labor College (contd.) 8 Brotherhood of Russian Truth. Correspondence with American Vigilant Intelligence Federation, memoranda and circulars, 1929-1931
247. 12 Brotherhood of Russian Truth (contd.) Browder, Earl 13 General. Correspondence, memoranda, notes, press releases, printed articles, clippings and leaflets, 1931-1961. Includes letters, autobiographical data and other documents from Russian archives; Shanghai police reports; correspondence with Franklin D. Roosevelt; U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports
560. 1 General (contd.) 2 Pamphlets about Browder, 1941-1946. Includes Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Earl Browder: The Man from Kansas; Robert Thompson, The Path of a Renegade; America Speaks for Earl Browder; The Browder Case; Earl Browder Takes His Case to the People; Mr. President, Free Earl Browder! 247. 14 Pamphlets about Browder (contd.)
248. 1-4 Writings by Browder after expulsion from Communist Party, U.S.A. Pamphlets and typescripts, 1948- 1960. Includes Chinese Lessons for American Marxists; The Coming Economic Crisis; Earl Browder before U.S. Senate; In Defense of Communism; Is Russia a Socialist Community?; Karl Marx and America; Keynes, Foster and Marx; The Meaning of MacArthur; The "Miracle" of Nov. 2nd; Modern Resurrections and Miracles; Socialism in America; USA and USSR; Where Do We Go from Here?; World Communism and U.S. Foreign Policy; “Concerning Togliatti’s Article ‘The Sole Correct Path for Mankind’”; “A Reactionary Interpretation of History”; 38 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 248 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Browder, Earl (contd.) 1-4 (contd.) Writings by Browder after expulsion from Communist Party, U.S.A (contd.) transcript of debate with Max Shachtman; memorandum of 1953 conversation with Raymond Murphy of U.S. Department of State
560. 3 Writings by Browder after expulsion (contd.) Browder, Margaret 4 Communist International correspondence, 1926-1938 5-7 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1944-1961
248. 5 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
561. 1 Browder, Raissa. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report and clippings, 1940-1950
248. 6 Brown, Gus. Notes, undated
561. 2 Brown, Sam. Interview transcript, 1977
248. 7 Bucar, Annabelle. Clippings, 1948-1949
561. 3 Buchanan, Thomas. Memorandum and clipping, 1948-1964
248. 8 Budenz, Louis F. General. Letters, reports, memoranda, notes, printed articles, clippings, flyers and announcements, 1928-1969. Includes memorandum of interview re Lester Markell of the New York Times; material on Conference for Progressive Labor Action; articles by Budenz. In part compiled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
561. 4-5 General (contd.) 6-7 Friends of Louis F. Budenz (Organization). Letters, financial records and miscellany, 1962-1968, mainly relating to financial aid to Budenz 8 Bukovsky, Vladimir. Dossier, bulletins and printed article, 1972-1996. Includes issues of Democracy Bulletin (American Foundation for Resistance International)
248. 9 Bukovsky, Vladimir (contd.)
39 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 561. Subject File (contd.) Bulgaria 9-10 General. Pamphlets, press releases, printed articles and translations, and press summaries, 1925-1993. Includes Georgi Dimitrov, Political Report; Matei Karasimeonov, Bulgaria and the United Nations; W. Kolaroff, Im Lande der Galgen; Karl Maus, What Is Happening in Bulgaria?; Oleg Oprev and Ognyan Simeonov, The Dimitrov Komsomol; Boris Spassov, La légalité socialiste et la protection des droits de l’homme; Kirilka Surpionova, The People’s Republic of Bulgaria and the Struggle for Peace; Kiril Vassilev, Dimiter Blagoev; Bulgaria: A New Spain; Hristo Mihailov; Religious Freedom in Bulgaria and the Pastors' Trial. Mainly Bulgarian government issuances
562. 1-3 General (contd.)
249. 1 General (contd.) 2 United States vs. Bulgaria (International Court of Justice case re aerial incident). U.S. Government memorial submitted to Court, Volume II, 1958 Bulgarian Connection (re attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II) 3 General. Correspondence, reports, writings, press summaries and translations, and printed articles, 1982-2005. Includes U.S. Central Intelligence Agency assessment, Congressional Research Service report, International Association of Democratic Lawyers report, testimony of Claire Sterling, and unidentified typescripts 562. 4-5 General (contd.)
249. 4 Pamphlets, 1985-1986. Includes Eduard Kovalyov, The Crime in St. Peter's Square (Soviet publication); Eduard Kovalyov and Igor Sedykh, "Bulgarian Connection": CIA & Co. (Soviet publication); The International Implications of the Papal Assassination Attempt 5 Roulette, Christian, Jean Paul II-Antonov-Agca: La filière. Printed copy, 1984
250. 1-4 Bulgarian government pamphlets, 1983-1986. Includes Yona Andronov, The Triple Plot; Dimiter Konstantinov, Paul Henze: The Mastermind of the "Bulgarian Connection"; Alfred Krispin, The Sterling Case; Ivan Palchev, The Assassination Attempt against the Pope and the Roots of Terrorism; Boyan Traikov, Mystification, Dr. Martella!; "The Bulgarian Connection": Accusation without Proofs; "The Bulgarian Connection": The End of a Provocation; Free Antonov!; A Subversion of the Neo-Crusaders 40 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 562. Subject File (contd.) Bulgarian Connection (contd.) 6 Bulgarian government pamphlets (contd.)
250. 5 Bullitt, William C. Letter by Bullitt, notes, printed articles and pamphlet (Who Is William C. Bullitt), 1936-1943
563. 1 Bullitt, William C. (contd.) 2 Bunche, Ralph. Letter by Archibald B. Roosevelt and report, 1959 3 Burchett, Wilfred. Correspondence, personnel documents from Russian archives with translations, press releases, and printed articles, 1957-1985. Includes letters by Burchett and by U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
250. 6 Burchett, Wilfred (contd.)
563. 4 Burke, Robert. Dossier, ca. 1951
11. 1 Burma. Pamphlets, and printed articles, 1940-1994. Includes U Nu, The People Win Through; U Nu, Towards a Welfare State; Burma and the Insurrections; Burma during the Japanese Occupation; Burma Handbook; The New Burma in the New World
563. 5 Burma (contd.) 6 Burnham, Grace. Printed articles and clippings, 1929- 1930. Includes articles by Burnham 7 Buttenwieser, Helen L. Dossier, ca. 1962
250. 7 Byrnes, James F. Pamphlet (Frederick L. Schuman, The Devil and Jimmy Byrnes), 1948 8 California Emergency Defense Committee. Pamphlets, and U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings, 1952-1959. Includes The Inside Story; The Story of a Courageous Woman
563. 8 California Emergency Defense Committee (contd.) 9-11 California Labor School. Class schedules, press releases, circulars, pamphlets, and U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings, 1944-1962
250. 9 California Labor School (contd.)
563. 12 Calomiris, Angela. Printed article, 1950 13 Cambodia. Press releases, printed articles, circulars and pamphlets, 1970-1991. Includes Dmitry Mosyakov, The Crimes of the Pol Pot Regime (Soviet publication); Sadhan Mukherjee, Reconciliation in Kampuchea; Vu Can, Kampuchea: The Nightmare Is Over (Vietnamese publication); Black Paper; The Chinese Rulers' Crimes against Kampuchea; Some Evidence of the Plots Hatched by the Beijing Expansionists against the Kampuchean People; Thai Policy vis-à-vis Kampuchea; Tuol Sleng Genocidal Center; Cambodian government issuances 41 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 250. Subject File (contd.) 10 Cambodia (contd.)
564. 1-2 Cambodia (contd.) 3 Cameron, Angus. Letter and obituary, 1956-2002 4 Cameroon. Circulars and pamphlet (Rape of Cameroons), 1959 5 Camp Unity (Camp Wingdale; Wingdale, New York). Journal, financial records, testimony, memorandum, and extensive New York State Police reports, 1937- 1958
11. 2 Camp Unity (contd.) 3 Camp Wo-Chi-Ca (Port Murray, New Jersey). Journals and concert programs, 1947-1949
564. 6 Camp Wo-Chi-Ca (contd.) 7 Campaign against Arms Trade. Leaflets, 1986-1987 8 Campaign for a Democratic Foreign Policy. Circulars, funding proposal, testimony and pamphlets, 1976 9 Campaign for a People's Peace Treaty. Circulars, meeting materials, organizer’s manual, resolutions and printed articles re Cold War, 1986-1987
11. 4 Campaign for a People’s Peace Treaty (contd.)
564. 10 Campaign for Peace and Democracy. Bulletins (Peace and Democracy News) and printed appeal, 1990-1992
251. 1 Campaign for Peace and Democracy (contd.) 2 Campaign for Political Rights. Circulars, bulletins and press packet, 1978-1983
565. 1 Campaign for Political Rights (contd.) Camps 2 General. Circulars, memorandum and draft New York State legislative minutes, 1955 3-5 New York Joint Legislative Committee on Charitable and Philanthropic Agencies and Organizations hearing transcripts (re Communist influence in recreational camps), 1955
11. Canada 5 General. Serial issue (Ploughshares Monitor), pamphlets, leaflets and printed miscellany, 1943-1989. Includes William A. B. Campbell and Richard K. Melchin, Western Security and the Strategic Defence Initiative; M. J. Coldwell, For a Living Democracy; Manual for Draft-Age Immigrants to Canada; The Russian Revolution (Socialist Party of Canada publication); They Fought for Labor; Vive le Québec libre
565.6 General (contd.)
42 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 565 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Canada (contd.) Communism 7 General. Pamphlets, report and serial issues (Canadian Digest), 1920-1989. Includes "The Communist Conspiracy in Canada, 1919-1951"; A. E. Smith, Communist Illegality and the New Minister of Justice; The Communist Threat to Canada; Information Respecting the Russian Soviet System and Its Propaganda in North America
251. 3 General (contd.) 4 Rodney, William, "A History of the Communist Party of Canada, 1919-1929." Typescript, undated
566. 1 Rodney, William (contd.) 2 Communist Party of Canada issuances. Pamphlets, serial issues, press release, flyers and convention documents, 1925- 1992. Includes 1959 convention proceedings; 1938 Young Communist League convention program; 50th anniversary souvenir publication; What the Communist Party Stands For; issues of: Canadian Tribune; Communist Viewpoint; Horizons; The Worker
251. 5 Communist Party of Canada issuances (contd.)
252. 1 Fascism. Pamphlets, serial issues and clippings, 1935-1995. Includes Fred Rose, Fascism over Canada; Fred Rose, Hitler's Fifth Column in Quebec; Nikolai Tolstoy, Trial and Error: Canada’s Commission of Inquiry on War Criminals and the Soviets; issues of: Fasciste canadien; Patriote
566. 3 Fascism (contd.) Loyalty-security program. Includes material on espionage and Canadian intelligence services 4 General. Reports, newsletter and printed articles, 1957-1997. Includes Carl Betke and S. W. Horrall, “Canada’s Security Services”; Peyton V. Lyon, “The Loyalties of E. Herbert Norman”
252. 2 General (contd.)
566. 5 Hearing transcript excerpts, ca. 1946 6 Marwitz, Peter. Memoranda by Marwitz, 1995
43 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 566 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Canada (contd.) 7 Mackenzie Institute issuances. Pamphlets and newsletter, 1989-1998. Includes Patrick Brode, The Charter of Wrongs; Charles M. Campbell, A Time Bomb Ticking; Andrew Kavchak, Canadian National Security and the CSIS Act; David Murrell, A Balanced Overall View?; Maurice Tugwell and John Thompson, The Legacy of Oka 8 Peace movement. Leaflets, flyers, statements and clippings, 1983-1986 9 Trotskyism. Revolutionary Marxist Group and Socialist Workers Collective bulletins, 1974- ca. 1980s
567. 1 Capital punishment. Circulars and pamphlet (Cliff Kincaid, Saving the Lives of Killers, Traitors and Spies), 1960-ca. 2000 2-3 Carducci, Joseph J., Jr. Legal briefs in case of Carducci vs. Maryland State Board of Education re dismissal of Carducci from position as school principal, 1997 4 Carlson, John Roy. Report ("The Smear Offensive"), pamphlet ("Under Cover" Uncovered) and clippings, 1943-1944
252. 3 Carlson, John Roy (contd.)
567. 5 Carr, Charlotte. Correspondence, notes, reports and clippings, 1933-1946. Compiled by American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 6 Carr, Sam (Arthur Ross). Communist International personnel data from Russian archives and obituary, 1930-1989 252. 4 Carr, Sam (contd.)
567. 7 Carrie Chapman Catt Memorial Fund. Letter and pamphlet, 1956-1958 8 Carter, Billy. Letter and report to the U.S. Senate by President Jimmy Carter re investigation of Billy Carter’s contacts with Libya, 1980 9 Cassell, Edward. Correspondence, notes, legal brief and Congressional testimony, 1939-1942
568. 1 Caucasus. Serial issues, pamphlets and press summaries, 1925-2002. Includes Vasili D. Dumbadze, The Caucasian Republics; In Common Interests (Soviet publication); The Turbulent Years in the Caucasus (Soviet publication); issues of: Caucasus; TransCaucasus
252. 5 Caucasus (contd.) 6 Center for Constitutional Rights. Reports, statements, press releases, circulars, pamphlets and serial issues, 1979-1999. Includes “Political Prisoners in the United States”; The New Threat to Civil Liberties: The Senate Subcommittee on Security and Terrorism; issues of Docket Report 44 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 568. Subject File (contd.) 2 Center for Constitutional Rights (contd.) 3-4 Center for Cuban Studies. Correspondence, minutes, memoranda, reports, financial records, mailing lists, circulars, leaflets, flyers, pamphlets and programs, 1962-1992. Includes informant reports; Cuba's Foreign Policy; Playa Girón; The U.S. Blockade: A Documentary History
252. 7 Center for Cuban Studies (contd.)
568. 5 Center for Defense Information. Bulletins, circulars and printed articles, 1982-1990 6 Center for Marxist Education. Class schedules, 1971- 1977 7 Center for Soviet-American Dialogue. Circulars, and Soviet-American Citizens’ Summit programs and mission statement, 1987-1988 8 Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. Pamphlet (Moses Rischin, “Our Own Kind”: Voting by Race, Creed, or National Origin) and clipping, 1960- ca. 1985 9 Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors. Circulars, bulletins and pamphlet (Handbook for Conscientious Objectors), 1956-1983
569. 1 Central Organization of U.S. Marxist-Leninists. Pamphlets, 1976-1978. Includes Mao Tsetung Thought versus Opportunism; Why Did the RCP, USA Split? 2 Centre for Conflict Studies. Serial issues (Conflict Quarterly), pamphlets and reports, 1980-1984. Includes Maurice Tugwell, “On the Soviet Threat to NATO”; Low Intensity Conflict and the Integrity of the Soviet Bloc; No Substitute for Peace
252. 8 Centre for Conflict Studies (contd.)
569. 3 Centre for Peace and Conflict Research. Serial issues (NOD: Non-Offensive Defence/NOD and Conversion), 1990-1993 4-5 Chambers, Whittaker. Letters, memoranda, play program, pamphlets, printed articles, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation deposition, and testimony by Chambers, 1931-1992. Includes A Tribute to Whittaker Chambers; 1932 pamphlet by Chambers (Can You Hear Their Voices?). See also Hiss, Alger
11. 6-7 Chambers, Whittaker (contd.)
569. 6 CHAOS Program. U.S. government memorandum, 1973 7 Chaplin, Charlie. Printed article, 1969 8 Chautauqua Conference on U.S.-Soviet Relations. Program, report, memorandum, press release and interview transcript, 1987-1988. Includes speech by Senator Bill Bradley
45 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 569 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 9 Chemical and biological warfare. Pamphlets, reports, memoranda, printed articles and press releases, 1930- 2000. Includes letter by Charles Z. Wick; “Continuing Development of Chemical Weapons Capabilities in the USSR” (U.S. Department of Defense report); Donald Cameron, Chemical Warfare; Donald Cameron, Poison Gas and the Coming War; Evelyn le Chéne, Chemical and Biological Warfare; Yuri Fyodorov, The Silent Death; Rolande Girard, Le fruit de vos entrailles; Manfred Hamm, Chemical Warfare; Neil C. Livingstone and Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., CBW: The Poor Man’s Atomic Bomb; The Chemical Workers’ Report on Chemical Warfare; assorted Soviet publications
252. 9 Chemical and biological warfare (contd.)
570. 1-3 Chemical and biological warfare (contd.) 4 Chernobyl Nuclear Accident, 1986. Pamphlets, printed article and U.S. Information Agency analysis and press guidance, 1986-1987. Includes Vasil Nibak, Chernobyl: Truth and Inventions (Soviet publication)
252. 10 Chicago Coliseum. Clippings and announcements of events, 1932-1942
570. 5 Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights. Reports, 1972
252. 11 Chicago Stadium. Clippings and announcements of events, 1939-1947 12 Children. Pamphlets, reports and leaflets, 1916-1988. Includes United Nations report on child slavery; speech by Meyer London on child labor; Nadezhda Azhgikhina, All Children Are Our Children (Soviet publication); Ray Darby and John Phillips, Oomah (children's booklet); Dale Fife, What’s the Prize, Lincoln? (children’s booklet); Grace Hutchins, Children under Capitalism; Kate Bradford Stockton, The Little Red Hen and Her Cooperative (children's booklet); New York State report (Communist Indoctrination and Training of Children in Summer Camps)
570. 6 Children (contd.) 7 Childs, Jack. Correspondence, memoranda and printed miscellany, 1929-1964
252. 13 Childs, Jack (contd.) Childs, Morris 14 General. Informant reports, memoranda, notes, clippings, printed articles and leaflets, 1928- 1996. Includes clandestine communications
571. 1 General (contd.) 2 Biographical data, 1981-1982. Includes data on Jack Childs 46 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 571 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Childs, Morris (contd.) 3 Communist Party, U.S.A. public work. Speeches, writings, circulars, leaflets and announcements, 1935-1944. Includes speeches by Childs as Communist Party candidate for U.S. Senator from Illinois in 1938 Correspondence. Includes letters by Gus Hall and by Central Committees of the Communist Parties of China and of the Soviet Union, and clandestine communications 4 1945-1978 5 Undated Meeting notes. Notes on meetings of leading bodies of the Communist Parties of the Soviet Union and of the United States, and with leaders of the Soviet Union, of other Soviet- bloc countries, and of Communist parties elsewhere. Includes material on Soviet-Chinese relations, Soviet-American relations and the Vietnam War 6 1961-1962 7 1963-1964 8 1965 9 1966
572. 1 1966 (contd.) 2 1967 3 1968-1969 4 1970-1971 5 1972-1973 6 1974 7 Undated 8-9 Interview transcript, 1986
253. Chile 1 General. Correspondence, reports, memoranda, pamphlets, leaflets, circulars, printed articles and serial issues, 1961-1990. Includes letter by Edward M. Kennedy; U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda; material relating to 1973 coup, Orlando Letelier and his assassination; issuances of the Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria; Saul Landau, They Educated the Crows; Victor Perlo, End Fascist Terror and U.S. Imperialism in Chile!; Rodrigo Rojas, In the Hands of Chile’s Hangmen; The Chilean Military Junta an Enemy of the Non- Aligned (Cuban publication); Salvador Allende (Soviet publication); Subversion in Chile; What Happened in Chile; issues of Chilean Resistance Courier
573. 1-5 General (contd.)
574. 1 Landis, Fred Simon, “Psychological Warfare and Media Operations in Chile, 1970-1973.” Typescript Ph.D. dissertation, 1975 47 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 11. Subject File (contd.) China—Pre-People's Republic period 8 General. Leaflets, flyers, and printed miscellany, 1927-1948. Includes U.S. Department of State dispatches and issue of Photo-History
574. 2 General (contd.) 3-4 Pamphlets, 1925-1948. Includes Chen Hsiao-wei, Present Military Problems in China; Carl Crow, I Speak for the Chinese; Geraldine Fitch, Blunder Out of China; W. M. Holmes, An Eye- Witness in Manchuria; N. Lenzner, Die Chinesische Revolution und die Opposition in der KPSU; Ma Dya-ry, Leben und Kampf der chinesischen Bauernschaft; P. Miff, China's Struggle for Freedom; M. N. Roy, My Experiences in China; Seng Sin Fu, China: A Survey; Madame Sun Yat-sen, In Guerrilla China; Madame Sun Reports; Anna Louise Strong, China Aflame; All- China Union; Chinese Toiling Women; Documents with Reference to the Sino-Russian Dispute, 1929; The Independence of Manchoukuo; La presse chinoise et le conflit sino-japonais
253. 2-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
254. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
574. 5 Shanghai Municipal Police reports on Communist International activities, 1931-1934. Includes material on Gerhart Eisler and Arthur Ewert
575. 1-2 League of Nations printed reports on Japanese incursions in Manchuria, 1932-1933
254. 2 Communist Party of China pamphlets, 1938-1949. Includes Liu Shaoji, On Inner-Party Struggle; Peng Tu-huai, Unity and the Defense of North China; Tung Pi-wu, China's Liberated Areas; Zhu De, How the Eighth Route Army Fights in North China; China's Resistance, 1937-1939; Communists and the Three People's Principles; The Truman Doctrine in China 3-4 Pamphlets by Mao Zedong, 1937-1948. Includes Aspects of China's Anti-Jap Struggle; China and the Second Imperialist World War; China's New Democracy; The Fight for a New China; The New Stage; Turning Point in China; The Way Out of China's Civil War
575. 3 Pamphlets by Mao Zedong (contd.)
11. 9 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances. Internal study guides, memoranda, printed articles and leaflets, 1927-1949
575. 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances (contd.) 48 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 575 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) China—Pre-People’s Republic period (contd.) 5 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets, 1926-1949. Includes Earl Browder, Civil War in Nationalist China; Chen Lin, China's Fight for National Liberation; James H. Dolsen, The Awakening of China; R. Doonping, Militarist Wars and Revolutions in China; Frederick V. Field, China's Greatest Crisis; Henry Hall, War in the Far East; M. James and R. Doonping, Soviet China; P. Miff, Heroic China; Ray Stewart, War in China; Wang Ming, China Can Win!; China: The March toward Unity; China in Revolt; Fundamental Laws of the Chinese Soviet Republic
254. 5 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.)
255. 1-3 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.) Voice of China. Serial issues 4-5 1936 6 1937
256. China—People's Republic period 1 General. Reports, press releases, printed articles and excerpts, and leaflets, 1951-2002. Includes U.S. Central Intelligence Agency/Federal Bureau of Investigation report; U.S. Department of State issuances; U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service reports; Congressional hearing report; Roy Godson testimony; Brian Murray, “Stalin, the Cold War, and the Division of China”; “Why Trade with China Is Good for America” (Business Rountable issuance) 575. 6-7 General (contd.)
576. 1 General (contd.) 2 Correspondence, 1951-1968. Includes letters by Roger Baldwin, Francis Biddle and Marvin Liebman re admission of China to the United Nations 3 “Potentialities of Chinese Communist Intelligence Activities in the United States.” U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1954 4 “Directory of Chinese Communist Officials.” U.S. government report, 1966 5 Pamphlets, 1950-1984. Includes William R. Heaton, Jr., A United Front against Hegemonism; Felix Greene, What’s Really Happening in China?; H. W. Henderson, The Truth about China; Harold C. Hinton, The Bear at the Gate; Anthony Kubek, The Lesson of China's Loss; Anna Louise Strong, The Chinese Conquer China; Su Wei-ch’uan and Pei Yu-ming, Reform through Labour in China; Richard C. Thornton, The Bear and the Dragon; J. H. Turnbull, Chinese Opium Narcotics; Cankao-Xiaoxi; Mao's Slave Camps; Volksrepublik China; What We Saw in China;
49 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 576 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) China—People’s Republic period (contd.) 5 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Why Communist China Should Not Be Admitted to the United Nations
577. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
256. 2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Serial issues, 1949-1980. Includes issues of: China Digest (Hong Kong publication); Global Digest (Hong Kong publication); Soviet Survey (special issue) 4-5 China Weekly Review. Serial issues, 1950 China Monthly Review. Serial issues 6 1950
577. 4 1951
256. 7 1952
257. 1 1953
577. 5 Soviet issuances. Pamphlets and press summaries, 1950-1989. Includes G. Apalin, Peking’s Class Betrayal; O. Borisov, The Soviet Union and the Manchurian Revolutionary Base; L. Delyusin, “Cultural Revolution” in China; Vladimir Glebov, Maoism: Slogans and Practice; Boris Sapozhnikov, The China Theatre in World War II; Wang Ming, China: Cultural Revolution or Counter-Revolutionary Coup?; Rudolf Weber, What Is behind Maoism? (East German publication); USSR-China in the Changing World
578. 1-3 Soviet issuances (contd.) 4-5 Taiwanese and World Anti-Communist League issuances. Pamphlets and printed miscellany, 1951-1987. Includes Cheng Shu-ping, The Chinese Communist System of Reform through Labor; Shen Ping-wen, Chinese Communist Criminal Acts in Persecution of Religons; Blood and Tears of Slave Labour on the Chinese Mainland; issue of Sinica
579. 1-4 Taiwanese and World Anti-Communist League issuances (contd.)
580. 1 Chinese government issuances. Press releases, press summaries and printed miscellany, 1957- 1987. Includes issues of: China Reconstructs; Chinese Youth Bulletin
50 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 580 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) China—People’s Republic period (contd.) 2-4 Chinese government pamphlets, 1949-1988. Includes Stalin and the Chinese Revolution; Deng Xiaoping, Report on Chen Po-ta, the Rectification Campaign; Hu Chiao-mu, Thirty Years of the Communist Party of China; Lin Biao, Long Live the Victory of People's War!; Liu Shaoji, How to Be a Good Communist; Liu Shaoji, Internationalism and Nationalism; Niu Chung-huang, China Will Overtake Britain; Wang Shu-tang, China: Land of Many Nationalities; Zhou Enlai, China Advances; Zhu De, On the Battlefronts of the Liberated Areas; Agriculture in New China; China Accuses; China and Disarmament; China Wins Economic Battles; China’s Railways; China's Revolutionary Wars; The Chinese People's Liberation Army; The Communist Party; Disaster Strikes the Tachens; Down with the New Tsars!; Eighth All-China Congress of the Trade Unions; The Kennedy Administration Unmasked; Oppose the Outrageous Persecution of the Communist Party of the U.S.A. by the U.S. Reactionaries; People's Communes in China; A Proposal Concerning the General Line of the International Communist Movement; 700 Millions for Peace and Democracy; The Seventh All-China Congress of Trade Unions; The Sino-Soviet Treaty and Agreements; 600 Million Build Industry; Sun Yat-sen Commemorative Album; Three Years of the Chinese People's Liberation War
581. 1-4 Chinese government pamphlets (contd.)
257. 2-5 Chinese government pamphlets (contd.)
258. 1 Chinese government pamphlets (contd.) 2-3 Pamphlets by Mao Zedong, 1950-1972. Includes Chinese Revolution and the Communist Party of China; On Contradiction; On People's Democratic Dictatorship; On Protracted War; On the Correct Handling of Contradictions among the People; Our Study and the Current Situation; Quotations from Chairman Mao Tsetung 582. 1-2 Pamphlets by Mao Zedong (contd.)
12. People's China. Serial issues 1-2 1950 3 1951
258. 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets, 1958-1967. Includes Herbert Aptheker, The United States and China; R. Palme Dutt, Whither China?
582. 3 Chinese Americans. Pamphlet (A Review of U.S. Employment Policy), 1977 4 Chomsky, Noam. Printed article and clipping, 1991-2003 51 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 258. Subject File (contd.) Christian Front (National Union for Social Justice). See also Oversize File 5-6 General. Report, notes, pamphlets, clippings and circulars, 1938-1994. Includes report on Christian Front activity in New York City; Joseph Hansen, Father Coughlin, Fascist Demagogue; Alson J. Smith, The Case against the “Christian” Front; Father Coughlin: His “Facts” and Arguments
582. 5 General (contd.) 6 Christian Front issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets, printed articles and circulars, 1931-1941. Includes Edward F. Brophy, The Christian Front; Charles E. Coughlin, I Take My Stand; Charles E. Coughlin, An Answer to Father Coughlin’s Critics; Charles E. Coughlin, “What Is Truth?”; Dennis Fahey, The Rulers of Russia
259. 1-2 Christian Front issuances (contd.) 3 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets and printed articles, 1935-1945. Includes A. B. Magil, The Real Father Coughlin; A. B. Magil, The Truth about Father Coughlin 4 Christian Front for Peace and against Fascism. Pamphlet (Donald Grant, A Worker Looks at Jesus) and notes, 1938-1941
12. Christian Peace Conference. See also Audiovisual File 4 Constitution and statutes, 1971-1988 582. General. Reports, circulars, lists, newsletters and bulletins 7 1976-1980 8 1981-1982 9 1983
583. 1 1984 2 1985 3-4 1986 5 1987
584. 1-3 1987 (contd.) 4-5 1988
12. 5 1989 6 1990
13. 1 1991 2 1992 3 1993-1999 and undated (contd.) 4 1st Conference (1958 : Prague). Proceedings 5 2nd Conference (1959 : Prague). Proceedings 6 3rd Conference (1960 : Prague). Proceedings 7 1st All-Christian Peace Assembly (1961 : Prague). Proceedings 8 2nd All-Christian Peace Assembly (1964 : Prague). Proceedings 52 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 14. Subject File (contd.) Christian Peace Conference (contd.) 1 4th All-Christian Peace Assembly (1971 : Prague). Proceedings and pictorial booklet 2 Asian Christian Peace Conference Meeting (1975 : Kottayam). Proceedings
259. 5 Latin American/Caribbean 2nd Continental Congress (1982 : Managua). Resolutions
14. 3 African Christian Peace Conference Consultation (1984 : Lusaka). Proceedings 4 2nd Asian Christian Peace Conference Assembly (1984 : Amagi Sanso). Proceedings 5 6th All-Christian Peace Assembly (1985 : Prague). Proceedings and pictorial booklet
584. 6-7 6th All-Christian Peace Assembly (contd.)
14. 6 Asian Christian Peace Conference Symposium (1986 : Bombay). Proceedings 7 African Christian Peace Conference Meeting (1986 : Dar-es-Salaam). Proceedings
585. 1 African Christian Peace Conference Meeting (contd.) 2 Latin American/Caribbean Christian Peace Conference Consultation (1986 : Quito). Proceedings
14. 8 Latin American/Caribbean Christian Peace Conference Consultation (contd.)
259. 6 Continental Group Consultations (1986 : Beienrode/Hannover). Proceedings
14. 9 Women's Group Workshops (1986 : Poland, Mexico, Cuba). Proceedings
259. 7 Sprache des Friedens II Seminar (1987 : Prague). Proceedings
585. 3 2nd International Symposium on Global Issues (1987 : Prague). Proceedings 4 Regional Conference (1989 : Marburg). Proceedings
15. 1 Convocation (1991 : Celakovice). Proceedings
2-4 Pamphlets and booklets, 1972-1989. Includes Christians Today in the Struggle for Peace and Social Justice; Ingo Roer, Christian Peace Conference: A Place of Ecumenical Peace Work; Equal Before God: CPC Essays on Anti-Racism; Christian Women Call for Peace; Voices for Disarmament; On the Path towards Peace with Justice; Günther Wirth, A History of the Christian Peace Conference; Karoly Toth, Living as a Christian in Today’s World 53 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 585. Subject File (contd.) Christian Peace Conference (contd.) 5 Pamphlets and booklets (contd.) 6 Material about the Christian Peace Conference. Correspondence, memoranda, United Nations documents, printed articles and pamphlet (Christian Peace Conference: Not a Conference, Not for Peace, Certainly Not Christian), 1972- 1991
15. 5 Material about the Christian Peace Conference (contd.)
16. Christians Associated for Relationships with Eastern Europe (CAREE) 1 General. Circulars, minutes, newsletters, and mailing list, 1982-1992. Includes newsletters of its Christian-Marxist Encounter Task Group
585. 7 General (contd.)
259. 8 Journal of Ecumenical Studies. Serial issue, 1986
585. Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe. Serial issues 8 1982 9 1983
16. 2 1985 3 1986
585. 10 1986 (contd.)
16. 4 1987-1988
259. 9 1991 10 Christic Institute. Letter, circulars, press release, printed articles, serial issues and pamphlets, 1985- 1990. Includes Susan Huck, Legal Terrorism: The Truth about the Christic Institute; The Christic Institute vs. General John K. Singlaub: A Case Study in Character Assassination; issues of Convergence
586. 1 Christic Institute (contd.) 2 Church Peace Union. Circulars, 1956-1960 3 Citizens Committee for Constitutional Liberties. Pamphlets, serial issues, leaflets and clipping, 1961-1972. Includes lease agreement; Charles R. Allen, Jr., Concentration Camps, U.S.A.; Paul L. Ross, The Conspiracy Tactic; End McCarranism; Voices for Liberty; dissenting opinions of Chief Justice Earl Warren and Justice Hugo Black in case of Communist Party, U.S.A. vs. Subversive Activities Control Board; issues of Liberty
259. 11 Citizens Committee for Constitutional Liberties (contd.)
54 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 259 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 12 Citizens Keep America Out of War Committee. Correspondence with American Vigilant Intelligence Federation, report, notes, circulars and clippings, 1938-1941
586. 4 Citizens Keep America Out of War Committee (contd.) 5 Civil defense. Leaflets, circulars and pamphlets, 1956- 1991. Includes U.S. government publications; The Myth of Civil Defense; issues of Civilian-Based Defense 6-9 Civil rights. Pamphlets, flyers, leaflets, circulars, printed articles, legal briefs and decisions, memoranda and mailing lists, 1920-2001. Includes informant report on 1936 San Francisco meeting; Igor Geevsky and Victor Smelov, Conspiracy to Stifle Dissent in America (Soviet publication); Corliss Lamont, Back to the Bill of Rights; Corliss Lamont, The Congressional Inquisition; Helen and Scott Nearing, Our Right to Travel; Sasha Small, Civil Liberties in the U.S.A.
260. 1 Civil rights (contd.)
587. 1 Civil rights (contd.)
16. Civil Rights Congress 5 General. Press releases, statements, telegrams, court decision, leaflets and serial issue (Uncensored!), 1946-1955
587. 2 General (contd.) 3 Audit reports performed for New York State legislative committee, 1954 4 Bail fund contributors list, undated
260. 2 Bail fund contributors list (contd.)
587. 5 New York State Police reports, 1947-1956. Includes reports of 1949 Peekskill, New York incident. See also Audiovisual File 6 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings, 1957-1962 7 Pamphlets, 1947-1953. Includes John Abt, The People vs. McCarthyism; Guy Endore, Justice for Salcedo; Sender Garlin, Red Tape and Barbed Wire; Len Goldsmith, Ideas Behind Bars?; Elizabeth Lawson, The Reign of Witches; America's "Thought Police"; Civil Rights Congress Tells the Story; Lawyers Under Fire; Voices for Freedom
260. 3-4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 Civilian Conservation Corps. Pamphlet (James Lasswell, Shovels and Guns: The CCC in Action), 1935
587. 8 Clark, Ramsey. Circulars, clippings and printed articles, 1980-2003 55 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 588. Subject File (contd.) 1 Class Struggle League. Internal bulletins, 1972. Includes bulletins as Leninist Faction of the Socialist Workers Party 2 Clergy and Laity Concerned. Bulletins, leaflets and circulars, 1978-1983
16. 6 Clergy and Laity Concerned (contd.)
588. Clinton, Bill 3 General. Clippings, printed articles and miscellany, 1992-2000 4 Office of Independent Counsel report re Monica Lewinsky affair, 1998 5 White House response to Office of Independent Counsel report, 1998 6 Close, Upton. Correspondence, memoranda and printed articles, 1947-1953. Includes correspondence with American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and material assembled by Congressman Fred Busbey 7 Coalition for a New Foreign and Military Policy. Circulars and mailing list, 1977-1983
260. 6 Cobb, Humphrey. Dossier of printed articles, 1932-1937 7 Cockburn, Claud. Printed articles by Cockburn and other printed matter, 1941-1981. See also Week, The
588. 8 Cockburn, Claud (contd.) 9 Coffin, William Sloane. Memoranda and printed articles, 1987 10 Cogswell, Virginia Georgia Peach. Printed article and clipping, 1939-1940 Cohen, Morris and Lona Cohen (Peter and Helen Kroger) 11 General. Clippings and printed articles, 1969- 1995 12 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1953-1972
589. 1-2 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.) 3-4 Interview transcript, 1993
260. 8 Interview transcript (contd.)
589. 5-6 Chikov, Vladimir, “The Spies Who Got Away: The Cohens (aka Krogers) and PERSEUS.” Typescript, 1995 7 Cohn, Roy. Printed article, 1982 8 Colombia. Printed articles and pamphlet (Colombia: An Embattled Land), 1966-2000 260. 9 Colombia (contd.) 10 Colonies. Pamphlets and circular, 1946-1987. Includes Alexander Efremov, Neo-Colonialism on the Warpath (Soviet publication); Harry Gannes, Yankee Colonies; Tatiana Musatova, USSR and Anti-Colonial Struggle in East (Soviet publication)
589. 9 Colonies (contd.) 56 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 590. Subject File (contd.) 1 Colorado Committee to Protect Civil Liberties. U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings, 1957- 1962
16. 7-8 Commentator. Serial issues, 1937-1939
590. 2 Commission on United States-Central American Relations. Circular, undated 3 Committee against Mass Expulsions. Pamphlets, 1947- 1948. Includes Walter Dushnyck, Death and Devastation on the Curzon Line; Men without the Rights of Man 4 Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy. Circulars, report, pamphlets and serial issues (Far East Spotlight), 1948-1955. Includes “Facts and Documents Concerning the Far East”; Wu Hsiu-chuan, People's China Stands for Peace; China Speaks to the World; The Great Debate: Peace or War; U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings
260. 11 Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy (contd.)
590. 5 Committee for a Democratic Foreign Policy. Circular and pamphlet (Waverley Root, Are You Ready for World War III?), ca. 1944 6 Committee for a Peoples’ Constitution. Press release and circular, 1969 7 Committee for North Carolina. Circular, ca. 1950s
260. 12 Committee for the Improvement of Mental Health in New York City. Leaflet, 1950
261. Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador 1 General. Circulars, leaflets, press releases, pamphlets, printed articles, internal documents, training manual, memoranda, reports, Congressional testimony and serial issues (Alert!), 1981-1989. Includes El Salvador: The Latin American Vietnam 590. 8-10 General (contd.) 11 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1981-1988
591. 1-7 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
592. 1-8 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
593. 1-12 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
594. 1-5 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.) 6 Committee of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement. Flyer, 1988 7 Committee on Science and Freedom. Circular, 1957 57 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 594 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Committees of Correspondence 8-9 General. Circulars, flyers, conference proceedings, printed articles, minutes, resolutions, position papers, press releases and ballot lists, 1991-2002. Includes speeches by Charlene Mitchell; declaration of principles; draft bylaws 261. 2 General (contd.)
594. 10 Mailing list, New York City area, 1996
17. 1 New York Mobilizer. Serial issues, 1992-1994 2 Corresponder. Serial issues, 1992-2000
595. 1 Corresponder (contd.)
17. Dialogue and Initiative. Serial issues 3 1992-1993
261. 3 1996-2000
595. 2 Material about the Committees. Printed articles and typescript reports, 1992-1995. Includes John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr, “The Communist Party of the USA and the Committees of Correspondence”; D. McGroarty, “Coming in from the Cold”; “A New ‘New Left’ in America”
261. 4 Common Council for American Unity. Serial issues (Common Ground), 1945-1946
595. 3 Commoner Party. Pamphlet (Organization Plan of the Commoner Party of the United States of America), 1944 4 Commonwealth College. Serial issues (Commonwealth College Fortnightly), 1926-1937
261. 5 Commonwealth College (contd.)
595. Communism—Communist issuances. Includes international Communist issuances in post-Communist Information Bureau period. See also Communist International; Communist Information Bureau 5 General. Lists and miscellany, 1946-1988. Includes lists of Soviet payments to foreign communist parties
17. 4 General (contd.) 5 Meeting of Representatives of the Communist and Workers' Parties of the Socialist Countries (1957 : Moscow). Declaration and associated documents 6 Meeting of Representatives of the Communist and Workers' Parties (1960 : Moscow). Statement and associated documents 7 Meeting of the Political Consultative Committee of the Warsaw Treaty Countries (1966 : Bucharest). Declaration and associated documents 58 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 17 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communism—Communist issuances (contd.) 8 Conference of European Communist and Workers' Parties (1967 : Karlovy Vary). Statement and associated documents 9 International Conference of Communist and Workers' Parties (1969 : Moscow). Statement and associated documents 10 Conference of Communist Parties of Latin America and the Caribbean (1975 : Havana). Declaration and associated documents
595. World Marxist Review. Serial issues 6 1959 7 1960 8 1962 9 1964
18. 1 1967-1970 2-4 1972
19. 1-2 1973 3 1974-1982
17. 11 1983
19. 4 1985-1987 5 1988
20. 1 1989-1990
261. Information Bulletin (publication of Peace and Socialism International Publishers). Serial issues 7 1964-1966 8 1967-1968
261. 6 1971-1973
20. 2 1977
596. 1 1981-1982 2 1983 3 1984 4 1985
262. 1 1987-1989
596. 5 Informations Bulletin. German edition, 1987 6 Peace, Freedom and Socialism. Serial issues, 1964-1973
59 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 596 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communism—Communist issuances (contd.) 7-8 Pamphlets, 1933-1989. Mainly Soviet publications. Includes Y. Bogush, Maoism and Its Policy of Splitting the National Liberation Movement; Fyodor Burlatsky, The True Face of Maoism; Ernst Fischer, For or Against the United Front?; V. Kolbanoski, Communist Morality; Boris Leibzon, The Communist Movement Today; V. I. Mikoyan, The Camp of Socialism and the Camp of Capitalism; Carlo Rappoport, Il comunismo; L. Rudas, Dialectical Materialism and Communism; Alexander Sobolev, To Strengthen Unity of the Communist Movement; Marxists on Maoism; More on the Differences between Comrade Togliatti and Us (Chinese publication); Strengthen the Unity of the Communist Movement and the Triumph of Peace and Socialism; The Working Class in the World Revolutionary Process; Pravda editorial reprints
597. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
262. 2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3-4 Bukharin, Nikolai and Evgenii Preobrazhenskii, ABC of Communism. Printed copies (various editions), 1921-1923
597. 5 Zagladin, V. V., The International Communist Movement: Sketch of Strategy and Tactics. U.S. government translation of Soviet publication, 1972
598. 1 Zagladin, V. V. The International Communist Movement (contd.)
262. Communism—Material about communism 5 General. Reports, memoranda, notes, letters, speeches, testimony, bulletins, press releases and miscellany, 1930-2000
598. 2-3 General (contd.) 4-5 Printed miscellany. Clippings, printed articles, serial issues, flyers, leaflets, announcements and printed speeches, 1920-2004
599. 1-3 Printed miscellany (contd.) 4-5 Indexes and bibliographical lists, undated. Includes indexes to Congressional reports
600. 1-2 Indexes and bibliographical lists (contd.) 3 Copp, Dewitt S., “The Hidden War, 1934-1945.” Typescript, undated 4 Thom, Francoise, “Neo-Bolshevism.” Typescript, ca. 1992 5-6 Trousdell, John, “A Nest of Vipers.” Typescript, 1976
60 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 601. Subject File (contd.) Communism—Material about communism (contd.) 1 “The Communist Situation in California.” Mimeographed Peace Officers’ Association of the State of California report, 1937 2 “Coordination and Polarization of the World Communist Movement: Current Status.” Processed, ca. 1995 3 “Masquerade under New Labels: Communist Influence Strategy.” Processed, 1992 4 “None Dare Call It Victory.” Typescript, ca. 2000 5 “Radical Roadmaps.” Typescript, ca. 2005 6-7 “Review of the Communist Movement, November 1925- July 1926.” Typescript British intelligence report on international communism, 1926
602. 1 “World Communism: Current Status and Future Prospects.” Typescript, ca. 1992 2 “World Communism Today.” Typescript, ca. 1966 3 Untitled mimeographed study, ca. 1946 4 Arkansas Legislative Council Special Education Committee hearings, 1958 5 California Assembly Relief Investigating Committee reports, 1940 California Senate Fact-Finding Committee on Un- American Activities reports (originally Legislative Joint Fact-Finding Committee; finally Senate Fact-Finding Subcommittee) 6 1943 7 1943-1948 (bound volume)
603. 1 1949 2 1949-1951 (bound volume) 3 1943-1951 index
604. 1 1953 2-3 1955 4 1957
605. 1 1959 2 1961 3 1963 4 1965 5 1966 supplement 6 1967 606. 1 1970 2 Tenney, Jack B., The Tenney Committee: The American Record. Printed copy, 1952. Tenney was the first chairman of the Committee 3 Florida Special Assistant Attorney General report on subversive activities, 1955 4 Florida Legislative Investigation Committee report, 1965 5 Illinois Seditious Activities Investigation Commission report, 1949 6 Kansas House of Representatives Special Committee report, 1939 61 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 606 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communism—Material about communism (contd.) 7-8 Louisiana Joint Legislative Committee on Un- American Activities reports, 1961-1967 9 Maryland Commission on Subversive Activities report, 1949
607. 1-2 Massachusetts Special Committee to Investigate the Activities within this Commonwealth of Communistic, Fascist, Nazi and Other Subversive Organizations, So Called report, 1938 3 Massachusetts House Committee to Curb Communism report, 1951 Massachusetts Special Commission on Communism, Subversive Activities and Related Matters within the Commonwealth reports (title varies) 4 1954-1955 5 1956-1958
608. 1 1954-1959 (bound volume) 2 Michigan Senate Extra Session Journal, 1948 3 Michigan Senate and House Second Extra Session Journals, 1948
609. 1 Mississippi General Legislative Investigating Committee report, 1962 2-3 New Hampshire Attorney General report on subversive activities in New Hampshire, 1955 4 New Jersey Commission to Investigate Communistic and Un-American Teachings and Activities in the Public Schools and Tax-Supported Colleges and Universities of the State of New Jersey report, 1953 5 New York State Joint Legislative Committee to Investigate Procedures and Methods of Allocating State Moneys for Public School Purposes and Subversive Activities (Rapp- Coudert Committee) reports, 1941-1942
610. New York State Joint Legislative Committee on Charitable and Philanthropic Agencies and Organizations. See also Camps 1-3 Hearings, 1954 4-5 Hearings, 1955
611. 1-5 Hearings, 1955 (contd.)
612. 1 Hearings, 1955 (contd.) 2 Report, 1955 New York State Police files, including letters, memoranda, reports, dossiers, lists, clippings and photographs. Other New York State Police records are filed under specific subjects 3 1950 4-5 1955 6 1967
62 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 612 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communism—Material about communism (contd.) 7 New York City Council Special Investigating Committee report on conduct of the Municipal Civil Service Commission of the City of New York report, 1941
613. 1 New York City Council report (contd.) Ohio Un-American Activities Commission reports 2 1951-1952 3 1953-1954
614. 1 1951-1954 (bound volume) 2 Washington State Joint Legislative Fact-Finding Committee on Un-American Activities reports, 1948 3 Wisconsin Joint Legislative Investigative Committee on Communistic and Other Subversive Activities reports, 1935-1941
615. 1 U.S. House Committee on the Judicary hearing on sedition, 1920 2 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation miscellaneous report excerpts, 1940-1964 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency 3 Report on international communist movements, 1948 4 Report to Inter-American Defense Board on world objectives of international communism, 1958 5 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board reports, 1951-1955. Other U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board reports are filed under specific organizations 6 U.S. Information Agency primer on communism, 1956
262. Alert against Communism in California/Alert. Serial issues 6 1947-1948
263. 1 1949 2 1950-1951
615. American Legion 7 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, index and miscellany, 1947-1974
20. 3 American Legion Weekly. Serial issues, 1924-1926 615. National Americanism Commission 8 Counter-Subversion Seminar (1947 : Washington). Proceedings
616. 1 Counter-Subversion Activities Conferences (1949). Lectures
63 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 20. Subject File (contd.) Communism—Material about communism (contd.) American Legion (contd.) National Americanism Commission (contd.) Summary of Trends and Developments Exposing the Communist Conspiracy. Serial issues 4 1947-1948 5 1949
21. 1 1950 2 1951
616. Firing Line. Serial issues 2 1952 3 1953 4 1954 5 1955
21. 3 1956 4 1957 5 1958
22. 1 1959 2 1960-1961 3-5 Reports, 1954-1956. Includes reports on: Society for the Prevention of World War III; subversive activities in Indiana; American Association for the United Nations; United World Federalists; United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
616. 6-7 Reports (contd.)
22. 6 Department of California. Report on Communist Party, U.S.A. activity in the maritime industry, 1938
617. 1 Aware, Inc. newsletters, 1955-1961
23. Combat (National Review newsletter). Serial issues 1 1968-1969 2 1970
617. 2 1970 (contd.) 3 1971-1972
23. 3 1971-1972 (bound volume) 4 Communist Affairs (University of Southern California Research Institute on Communist Strategy and Propaganda publication). Serial issues, 1966-1967
64 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 24. Subject File (contd.) Communism—Material about communism (contd.) Counterattack: Facts to Combat Communism. Serial issues 1 1947 2 1948
617. 4 1948 (contd.)
24. 3 1949 4 1950 5 1951 6 1952
25. 1 1953 2 1954 3 Indexes, 1948-1958
617. 5 1970-1972 6 Fire and Police Research Association of Los Angeles newsletters (Fi-Po News), 1971-1972 7 Freedom League newsletters (Freedom Fighter), 1985-1988 8 Historians of American Communism newsletters, 1990-2000
263. Industrial Intelligence Bulletin. Serial issues 3 1927-1928 4 1929
617. 9 Information Digest. Serial issues, 1987-1990 10 International Newsletter of Historical Studies on Comintern, Communism and Stalinism. Serial issue, 1993
618. 1 Maldon Institute reports on international communism, 2001-2008 Pink Sheet on the Left (originally Pink Sheet on the New Left; finally American Sentinel) 2 1971-1972 3 1973-1974 4 1975-1976 5 1977-1982
25. Plain Talk. Serial issues 4 1946-1947. Bound volume
26. 1 1947-1948. Bound volume
27. 1 1948-1949. Bound volume 2 1949 28. 1 1950 2 Plain Talk: An Anthology from the Leading Anti-Communist Magazine of the 40s. Printed copy, 1976
618. 6 Problems of Communism (U.S. Information Agency publication). Serial issues, 1984-1987 65 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 619. Subject File (contd.) Communism—Material about communism (contd.) 1 Resistance International press books, 1984 2 Revue anticommuniste. Serial issues, 1938
28. Tocsin. Serial issues 3 1960-1961 4 1962
619. 3 1962 (contd.) 4 1963
28. 5 1963 (contd.) 6 1964
619. 5 1964 (contd.) 6 1965
29. 1 1965 (contd.)
620. 1 1966
29. 2 1967 3 Index, 1961-1965
263. 5-6 Pamphlets, 1919-1988. Includes James Burnham, Struggle for the World; Robert S. Byfield, The Fifth Weapon; Raymond T. Feely, Communism Today or Red Fascism; Raymond T. Feely, Fascism, Communism, the U.S.A.; Hamilton Fish, Masters of Terrorism in a Nuclear Age; Sy Foster, Treasonitis; Kenneth Goff, They Would Destroy Our Way of Life; William Green, Communistic Activities in the United States; Sidney Hook, Heresy, Yes, Conspiracy, No!; Arthur Koestler et al., Einsicht und Umkehr; W. de Kohout- Dolnobransky, The People's Right to Self- Determination; Alfred Baker Lewis, Liberalism and Sovietism; Arnold Lunn, The Unpopular Front; Eugene Lyons, Operation Suicide; Stephen Naft, Questions for Communists; A. Rezanov, Le travail secret des agents bolchevistes; David Sarnoff, Program for a Political Offensive against World Communism; Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., What about Communism?; Jacob Spolansky, The Red Trail in America; Rudolf Sprenger, Bolshevism; Edward Taborsky, Conformity under Communism; Charles M. Thomas, The Development of Communist Theory under the U.S.S.R.; Dorothy Thompson, The Truth about Communism; Rena M. Vale, Against the Red Tide; Veritas, Pro-War Communism; The Anatomy of Communism; Communist Infiltration in the United States; Moscow's Master Plan for Sovietizing America; Primer on Communism; A Program for Community Anti- Communist Action; The Sabotage of America
264. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 66 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 620. Subject File (contd.) Communism—Material about communism (contd.) 2-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
621. 1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
622. 1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
623. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Fish, Hamilton, The Red Plotters. Printed copy, 1947 4 “Communist Perspective: A Handbook of Communist Doctrinal Statements in the Original Russian and in English.” Mimeograph, undated 5 Jahrbuch für historische Kommunismusforschung: 2003. Printed copy
624. “The Red Interpreter: A Compilation of Soviet and Communist Writings and Speeches.” Mimeograph 1 Volume I, 1953 2 Revised Volume I, 1955 3 Revised Volume II, 1955
625. 1 Revised Volume III, 1955 2 Revised Volume IV, 1955 3 Supplement I, 1955
626. 1 Supplement II, 1957 2 What Is Communism? A Picture Survey of World Communism (E. P. Dutton textbook; 2nd edition). Printed copy, 1963 Communist front organizations 3-4 General. Letters, notes, lists, printed articles and miscellany, 1948-1990
627. 1 Romerstein, Herbert, “The International Soviet Fronts: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” Typescript, ca. 1986 2 Spaulding, Wallace, “International Communist Organizations.” Typescript, 1990 3 “Characterization of Miscellaneous Communist Front Organizations Operating from 1950 to 1962” (U.S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee staff study). Typescript, ca. 1962 4 “Soviet-Line Front Organizations.” Typescript, ca. 1986 5 Untitled typescript drafts, undated Reports 6-7 General, 1949-1989. Includes "Chronology [1973-1979]"; "Facts about International Communist Front Organisations"; "International Communist Front Organisations"; "International Communist Front Organizations" 29. 4 General (contd.)
264. 4 "Directory of International Communist Front Organisations," 1960 67 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 264 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist front organizations (contd.) Reports (contd.) "International Communist Front Organisations" 5 1974 6 1975
265. 1 1976 2 1977 3 1978 "Trends in Communist International Organisations" (British government issuance) 4 1978-1979
628. 1 1980-1982 2 1983-1986 3 1987-1992 4 Pamphlets, 1933-1973. Includes Nils M. Apeland, Communist Front Youth Organizations; J. Baker White, The Innocents Clubs; The Communist Solar System; Facts about International Communist Front Organisations; International Communist Front Organisations
265. 5-6 Pamphlets (contd.)
628. Communist Information Bureau 5 Conference of Representatives of Nine Communist Parties (1947 : Poland). Report and associated documents, and Communist Party, U.S.A. internal discussion document
30. 1 Conference of Representatives of Nine Communist Parties (contd.) 2 Meeting (1949 : Hungary). Reports and associated documents
628. For a Lasting Peace, for a People’s Democracy! See also Oversize File 6 Miscellaneous English-language issues, 1949- 1956 7 Miscellaneous issues in other languages, 1949-1956. Includes Czech-, Danish-, French-, German-, Hungarian-, Polish-, Romanian-, Russian- and Spanish-language issues 8 Miscellany. Clippings and printed articles, 1947- 1953
30. 3 Miscellany (contd.) Communist International. See also Microform File; Oversize File 4 Bulletin (Provisional Bureau). Serial issue, 1920 5 Bulletin (Executive Committee). Serial issues, 1921-1922
68 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 629. Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) Communist International. Serial issues 1 1923 2-4 1924 5 1924/1925
630. 1-2 1925 3-4 1926 5 1927 6 1928 7 1929
631. 1 1929 (contd.) 2 1930 3 1931 4 1932 5 1933
30. 6 1933 (contd.) 7-8 1934
632. 1-4 1935 5 1936
633. 1-3 1936 (contd.) 4-5 1937
634. 1-2 1937 (contd.) 3-4 1938
635. 1-2 1938 (contd.) 3-5 1939
636. 1 1939 (contd.) 2-4 1940
31. Kommunistische Internationale. Serial issues 1 1919 2 1921
636. 5 1927
265. 7 1933-1934
31. International Press Correspondence. Serial issues 3 1924
637. 1 1925 2 1926
638. 1-2 1927 3 1928 4 1929
639. 1-2 1930 3 1931
69 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 32. Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) International Press Correspondence (contd.) 1 1932 2-3 1933 4-5 1934
33. 1 1934 (contd.)
265. 8 1935
640. 1 1935 (contd.) 2 1936
33. 2-4 1937
34. 1-2 1938 3 Correspondencia internacional. Spanish edition, 1930 World News and Views. Serial issues 4 1938 5-6 1939
35. 1 1939 (contd.) 2 World Youth Review. Supplement, 1939 3 1st Congress (1919 : Moscow). Manifesto, governing rules, and speech by V. I. Lenin
641. 1 1st Congress (contd.)
35. 4-6 2nd Congress (1920 : Moscow). Proceedings, manifesto, statutes, theses, resolutions, 21 conditions for admission, speeches by V. I. Lenin, and report of Executive Committee acts between 1st and 2nd Congresses. Includes bound volume of documents of 1st and 2nd Congresses
266. 1-5 2nd Congress (contd.)
36. 1 2nd Congress (contd.) 2 3rd Congress (1921 : Moscow). Proceedings, theses and resolutions
37. 1 3rd Congress (contd.)
267. 1 1st Congress of Communist and Revolutionary Organizations of the Far East (1922 : Moscow). Proceedings, reports, resolutions and acts
37. 2-4 4th Congress (1922 : Moscow). Proceedings, reports, theses and resolutions. Includes bound volume of documents of the first four Congresses
38. 1 5th Congress (1924 : Moscow). Proceedings, draft thesis, speech by Grigorii Zinoviev, and report of Executive Committee acts between 4th and 5th Congresses 70 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 38 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) 2 Enlarged Executive Committee Meeting (1925). Speech by Nikolai Bukharin 3-4 Enlarged Executive Committee Meeting (1926 : Moscow). Report of Executive Committee activities, theses, resolutions, and Organizational Conference theses and resolutions
267. 2 Enlarged Executive Committee Meeting (contd.)
38. 5 Executive Committee 9th Plenum (1928). Reports, resolutions, decisions, and British Commission report
39. 1-3 6th Congress (1928 : Moscow). Proceedings, program, theses, resolutions, speech by Nikolai Bukharin, and report of Executive Committee acts between 5th and 6th Congresses. Includes criticism of draft program submitted to the Congress by Leon Trotsky
267. 3 6th Congress (contd.)
40. 1-2 6th Congress (contd.)
641. 2 6th Congress (contd.)
267. 4 Executive Committee American Commission (1929 : Moscow). Decisions and speeches by Joseph Stalin
641. 3 Executive Committee American Commission (contd.)
40. 3 Executive Committee 10th Plenum (1929 : Moscow). Proceedings and theses
41. 1 Enlarged Executive Committee Meeting (1930). Reports by Viacheslav Molotov and B. Vassiliev 2 Executive Committee 11th Plenum (1931 : Moscow). Theses, resolutions, decisions, and speeches by Earl Browder, Marcel Cachin, Dmitrii Manuilskii and Osip Piatnitskii 3-5 Executive Committee 12th Plenum (1932 : Moscow). Guide, theses, resolutions, reports by Otto Kuusinen and Dmitrii Manuilskii, and speeches by Okano, Osip Piatnitskii and others
42. 1-2 Executive Committee 13th Plenum (1933 : Moscow). Proceedings, theses, resolutions, reports by Otto Kuusinen, Osip Piatnitskii and Wilhelm Pieck, speeches by K. Kirsanova, V. Knorin, Dmitrii Manuilskii and others, and report on Plenum to Communist Party of Great Britain by Harry Pollitt
267. 5-6 Executive Committee 13th Plenum (contd.) 71 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 268. Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) 1-2 Executive Committee 13th Plenum (contd.)
42. 3-4 7th Congress (1935 : Moscow). Proceedings, theses, resolutions, reports and speeches by Georgi Dimitrov, Klement Gottwald, Gil Green, Otto Kuusinen, Dmitrii Manuilskii, Wilhelm Pieck, Harry Pollitt, Palmiro Togliatti and others, report of Executive Committee acts between 6th and 7th Congresses, and report on Congress to Communist Party, U.S.A. by Earl Browder
43. 1-4 7th Congress (contd.)
268. 3-5 7th Congress (contd.)
641. 4 7th Congress (contd.)
44. Pamphlets and books 1 1919. Otto Kuusinen, Revoliutsiia v Finliandii; V. I. Lenin, Problems of the Third International; Boris Souvarine, The Third International; Grigorii Zinoviev, Die Russische Revolution und das internationale Proletariat 2-4 1920. Nikolai Bukharin, Der Klassenkampf und die Revolution in Russland; V. I. Lenin, "Left Wing" Communism: An Infantile Disorder; V. I. Lenin, Should Communists Participate in Reactionary Trade Unions?; P. Werner, Die Bayrische Räterepublik; Clara Zetkin, Der Weg nach Moskau; Grigorii Zinoviev, Army and People
269. 1-3 1921. V. I. Lenin, Der Imperialismus also jüngste Etappe des Kapitalismus; V. I. Lenin and Grigorii Zinoviev, Gegen den Strom; Karl Liebknecht, Reden und Aufsätze; A. Lozovskii, Der internationale Rat der Fach- und Industrie-Verbände; Theses on Tactics
44. 5 1922. Nikolai Bukharin, Oekonomik der Transformations-Periode; T. Loaf, Der Kampf der Kohlenarbeiter in den Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika; What Is the United Front? 6 1923. Giulio Aquila, Der Faschismus in Italien; Strategy of the Communists: A Letter from the Communist International to the Mexican Communist Party 7 1924. Nikolai Bukharin, Nieder mit der Fraktionsmacherei; E. Varga, The Decline of Capitalism; Lenin über Organisationsfragen 72 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 44 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) Pamphlets and books (contd.) 8 1927. A. J. Bennett, Die Kriegsgefahr, die chinesische Revolution und die Kommunistische Internationale; A. J. Bennett, War: The Communist International's Position
45. 1 1928. Die Komintern und der Krieg; Osip Piatnitskii, The Organisation of a World Party; Bertram D. Wolfe, Revolution in Latin America 2 1929. I. Komor, Ten Years of the Communist International; Joseph Stalin, Stalin's Speeches on the American Communist Party; International Red Day: August 1, 1929 3 1930. Viacheslav Molotov, The Developing Crisis of World Capitalism; Osip Piatnitskii, World Communists in Action; Die Organisation der kommunistischen Weltpartei; 20,000,000 Unemployed 4 1932. L. Madyar, The World Economic Crisis and the End of Capitalist Stabilisation; Osip Piatnitskii, The Bolshevization of the Communist Parties; S. Tsirul, The Practice of Bolshevik Self-Criticism 5 1933. Clara Zetkin, Imperialist War against the Toiling Masses, the Toiling Masses against Imperialist War
269. 4 1934. Bela Kun, Unity of Action; Dmitrii Manuilskii, The Revolutionary Crisis Is Maturing; Alexander Schönau, The February Insurrection of the Austrian Proletariat; The Advance of the United Front; 15 Years of the Communist International; Revolutionary Unity
46. 1 1935. The First of May: Day of Struggle for Proletarian Unity; Protokoll der Verhandlungen zwischen der II und III Internationale; Unity Will Conquer 2 1936. Georgi Dimitrov, The United Struggle for Peace; The Menace of a New World War; Unity Will Conquer 3 1937. Unity for Spain 4 1938. Georgi Dimitrov, After Munich; Georgi Dimitrov, The Guarantee of Victory; Georgi Dimitrov, Two Years of Heroic Struggle of the Spanish People 5 1939. Georgi Dimitrov, The War and the Working Class; Dmitrii Manuilskii, Lenin and International Labor Unity; Dmitrii Manuilskii, The World Communist Movement 6 1940. Georgi Dimitrov, The Struggle against the Imperialist War
73 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 270. Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) Internal documents. Correspondence, telegrams, directives, reports and memoranda, minutes and speeches, mainly from Communist International records in Russian archives. Many documents focus on Communist International relations with the Communist Party, U.S.A. Includes English translations of many documents. Some undated documents are filed under approximated year 1 1920. Includes speech by Nicholas Hourwich
641. 5 1920 (contd.) 6 1921 7 1922 8 1923 9 1924. Includes report of American Commission
270. 2 1924 (contd.) 3 1925. Includes letter re reorganization of Workers Party (Communist Party, U.S.A.); guidelines on agitation and propaganda; letters by Jay Lovestone, Antonio Presi
641. 10 1925 (contd.) 11 1926. Includes proceedings of American Commission; resolution on American question; financial records; letter by Israel Amter
270. 4 1926 (contd.) 5 1927. Includes resolution and agreement on American question
641. 12 1927 (contd.) 13 1928. Includes proceedings of Anglo- American Secretariat; letters by Harrison George
270. 6 1928 (contd.) 7 1929. Includes proceedings of Anglo- American Secretariat; documents re expulsion of Jay Lovestone faction; report by Tontien on the Panama Canal and Chinese in Cuba
642. 1 1929 (contd.) 2 1930. Includes assignments of representatives in the United States; proceedings of American Commission; reports on Communist Party, U.S.A. activities, including illegal work and work among the unemployed and among blacks; report by John Pepper; German document on street-fighting
270. 8 1930 (contd.) 74 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 270 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) Internal documents (contd.) 9 1931. Includes B. Vassiliev, "How the Communist International Formulates at Present the Problem of Organization"; proceedings of Anglo-American Secretariat; proposal for immigration of Americans to Soviet Karelia
642. 3 1931 (contd.) 4 1932. Includes proceedings of Anglo- American Secretariat; proceedings of Pan- Pacific Trade Union Secretariat; speech by Earl Browder; reports re financial needs in the United States; correspondence of Willi Münzenberg; documents re World Congress against War; documents re International Lenin School; report re Bonus March; report re women's work; directive re agrarian work in United States
270. 10 1932 (contd.) 11 1933. Includes Anglo-American Secretariat proceedings; report on situation in Poland; documents re work in United States; reports on Pan-Pacific work, anti-war work
642. 5 1933 (contd.)
643. 1 1933 (contd.) 2-3 1934. Includes letters by Bela Kun, Dmitrii Manuilskii, Osip Piatnitskii, Heinz Neumann; proceedings of Anglo-American Secretariat; documents re preparation for 7th World Congress, work in United States, situation in Germany, social democracy, Pan-Pacific work
271. 1 1934 (contd.) 2 1935. Includes lists of Americans recommended for work in Soviet Union; proceedings of Anglo-American Secretariat; letters by Earl Browder, Willi Münzenberg; biographical data on American delegates to 7th World Congress; documents re work in United States, work in Hawaii, murder of Sergei Kirov 643. 4 1935 (contd.) 5 1936. Includes assessments of Communist Party, U.S.A. leaders; documents re blacks in United States, work in United States, situations in Spain, Germany and Czechoslovakia, anti-Trotsky campaign
644. 1-2 1936 (contd.) 75 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 271. Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) Internal documents (contd.) 3 1936 (contd.) 4 1937. Includes speech by Earl Browder; documents re situations in China and Spain; detailed analyses of politics in the United States and activities of the Communist Party, U.S.A.; Socialist Party and Trotskyist activities in the United States; Anglo-American Secretariat proceedings
644. 3-4 1937 (contd.) 5-6 1938. Includes documents re work in United States; biographical data on and assessments of Communist Party, U.S.A. leaders; report on Raisa Browder; letters by Earl Browder, Georgi Dimitrov, André Marty, Pat Toohey; speeches by Earl Browder, Georgi Dimitrov, William Z. Foster; report on Socialist Party and Trotskyist activities in the United States
271. 5 1938 (contd.)
645. 1-2 1939. Includes documents re onset of World War II, work in United States and Canada, secret apparatus in United States, International Brigade veterans, Trotskyist activities, Nikolai Bukharin, conditions in Poland; letters by Georgi Dimitrov, Pat Toohey; Secretariat minutes
272. 1-2 1939 (contd.) 3 1940. Includes documents re work in United States, situation in China, antiwar work in France and Germany
645. 3 1940 (contd.) 4-5 1941. Includes documents re work in United States, underground work, entry of Soviet Union into World War II; letters by Georgi Dimitrov, André Marty, Wilhelm Pieck; memorandum by Walter Ulbricht; Secretariat minutes
272. 4 1941 (contd.)
273. 1 1942. Includes documents re work in United States, underground work; telegrams by Georgi Dimitrov
646. 1 1942 (contd.) 2 1943. Includes documents re work in United States, underground work; telegrams by Georgi Dimitrov 76 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 273. Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) Internal documents (contd.) 2 1943 (contd.) 3 1944. Includes long memorandum by George Findlay on Browderism; documents re work in United States, underground work; telegrams by Georgi Dimitrov
646. 3 1944 (contd.) 4 Undated. Includes documents re work in United States, underground work, Trotskyist activities; assessments of Communist Party, U.S.A. leaders
273. 4 Undated (contd.)
46. 7 Miscellany. Printed articles, leaflets, flyers, internal study guides and printed miscellany, 1920-1943
646. 5-6 Miscellany (contd.)
274. Material about the Communist International 1 General. Notes and miscellany, 1928-1997. Includes lists of Communist International representatives in the United States and of Americans representing the Communist International
646. 7 General (contd.) 8 Chronology of Communist International activities through 1930
647. 1-2 Archival notes. Notes on contents of Communist International records in Russian archives. Includes notes by John Earl Haynes, Harvey Klehr and Vernon Pedersen 3-4 Archival indexes. Indexes to contents of Communist International records in Russian archives
274. 2 Untitled report, apparently by U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Typescript, undated 3 "The Third (Communist) International: Structure and Functions" (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report). Typescript, 1947
647. 5 Burmeister, Alfred, “Dissolution and Aftermath of the Comintern: Experiences and Observations, 1937-1947.” Mimeograph, 1955 6 Haynes, John Earl, “The Secret World of American Communism: Documents from the Soviet Archives.” Draft typescript, 1993 77 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 647 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist International (contd.) Material about the Communist International (contd.) 7 Huber, Peter, “The Cadre Department, the OMS and the ‘Dimitrov’ ‘Manuil’skij’ Secretariats during the Phase of the Terror.” Typescript, ca. 1990s
274. 4 Petersson, Fredrik, "Melting Down the Iceberg: The Communist International, Organizational Perspectives and Archival Issues." Typescript, 2006 5 Printed matter. Pamphlets, printed articles and book, 1920-2000. Includes The I.L.P. and the Third International; "Resolved: That the Terms of the Third International are Inacceptable to the Revolutionary Socialists of the World"; The Second and Third Internationals and the Vienna Union; The Socialist Labor Party and the Third International; Verbatim Report of the Negotiations between the Second and Third Internationals on the Question of Supporting the Heroic Struggle of the Spanish Workers; radio debate transcripts re dissolution of Communist International
46. 8-9 Printed matter (contd.)
648. 1 Printed matter (contd.)
274. 6 Entwaffnete Utopien (special number of International Newsletter of Historical Studies on Comintern, Communism and Stalinism). Printed copy, 1999
648. 2-6 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation collected material, 1926-1947. Clippings, printed articles, typed transcripts and notes
649. 1-5 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation collected material (contd.) 6 Communist Labor Party. Printed documents of 1st and 2nd Congresses and pamphlet (Jobs, Peace, Equality), 1974-1976 7 Communist League (first). Letter and bulletins (Turning Point), 1954-1962
46. 10 Communist League (second). Pamphlet (Admiral Kilpatrick, On the Struggle against Revisionism), 1974
274. Communist League of Struggle 7 General. Letters by Albert Weisbord, theses, leaflets, clippings and notes, 1931-1937
78 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 649. Subject File (contd.) Communist League of Struggle (contd.) Class Struggle. Serial issues 8 1931
46. 11 1934-1935 12 1936
47. 1 1937
649. 9 Communist Organizing Committee (Marxist-Leninist). Flyer, 1966
650. Communist Party (Marxist-Leninist) (originally October League) 1 General. Statement of unity of October League and Georgia Communist League, and founding party congress documents, 1972-1977 2 Class Struggle. Serial issues, 1976
47. Communist Party, U.S.A. Includes predessor organizations. See also specific topics for Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances about those topics; Socialism—United States for predecessor movement within Socialist Party; Audiovisual File; Oversize File 2 Formative period internal documents. Minutes, circulars and bulletins, 1919-1922. Includes "Rules for Underground Party Work"; Communist International communication; report from Russia by William D. Haywood 650. Minutes 3 1921 4 1923
274. 8 1925 9 1926
275. 1 1927 2 1928
650. 5 1930 6 1932
275. 3 1933 4 1934 5 1935 6 1936
650. 7 1937 8 1938 9 1939 10 Communist Party of America pre-unity 3rd Convention (1921 : New York). Report 11 1st National Convention (1921 : New York). Program 12 3rd National Convention (1923-1924 : Chicago). Proceedings, theses and resolutions 79 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 276. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 1 4th National Convention (1925 : Chicago). Proceedings, report and resolutions 2 National Nominating Convention (1928 : New York). Platform and acceptance speeches of William Z. Foster and Benjamin Gitlow, presidential and vice presidential nominees
651. 1 National Nominating Convention (contd.) 2 6th National Convention (1929 : New York). Pre- convention discussion documents, agenda and resolution on Nikolai Bukharin
276. 3 7th National Convention (1930 : New York). Theses and resolutions
651. 3 Central Committee Plenum (1932). Resolutions 4 National Nominating Convention (1932 : Chicago). Souvenir program, keynote speech by Earl Browder, speeches of William Z. Foster and James W. Ford, presidential and vice presidential nominees, and press coverage
276. 4 National Nominating Convention (contd.) 5 Extraordinary National Conference (1933 : New York). Open letter to party members adopted by Conference
651. 5 Extraordinary National Conference (contd.) 6 Chicago District Convention (1934 : Chicago). Manifesto 7 8th National Convention (1934 : Cleveland). Souvenir programs, manifesto, report and resolutions
276. 6 8th National Convention (contd.)
651. 8 Central Committee Plenums (1935). Reports by Earl Browder 9 9th National Convention and Nominating Convention (1936 : New York). List of delegates, reports, resolutions, election platform, Credentials Committee report, and acceptance speeches of Earl Browder and James W. Ford, presidential and vice presidential nominees 276. 7 9th National Convention and Nominating Convention (contd.)
651. 10 Waterfront Section Convention (1937). Proceedings 11 Los Angeles County (California) Convention (1937 : Los Angeles). Proceedings 12 Central Committee Plenary Meeting (1937). Report by Earl Browder 13 Los Angeles County (California) Convention (1938 : Los Angeles). Delegate handbook 14 Illinois State Convention (1938 : Chicago). Report by Morris Childs 80 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 651 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 15 California State Convention (1938 : San Francisco). Proceedings and pre-convention discussion bulletin 16 New York State Convention (1938 : New York). Excerpts from proceedings 17 10th National Convention (1938 : New York). Speeches, report and resolutions
276. 8 10th National Convention (contd.)
652. 1 National Committee Meeting (1939 May 6-8). Report by Earl Browder 2 Enlarged National Committee Meeting (1939 September 1-3). Report by Earl Browder 3 Political Committee Meeting (1939 September 14- 16). Proceedings 4 11th National Convention (1940 May : New York). Reports 5 Emergency National Convention (1940 November : New York). Reports by Earl Browder
276. 9 Emergency National Convention (contd.)
277. 1 Communist Political Association Founding Convention (1944 : New York). Proceedings, report by Robert Minor and speech by Earl Browder
652. 6 Communist Political Association Founding Convention (contd.) 7 National Committee Meetings (1945). Speeches, resolution and report by Eugene Dennis 8 National Committee Meetings (1946). Speeches and report by Eugene Dennis 9 National Encampment of Communist [Military] Veterans (1947 : Washington). Report by Ralph Friedman 10 National Committee Meeting (1948). Report by Eugene Dennis 11 New York State Convention (1948 : New York). Proceedings
653. 1-2 14th National Convention (1948 : New York). Proceedings 3 15th National Convention (1950 : New York). Pre- convention discussion bulletins and reports by John Gates and Gus Hall
277. 2 15th National Convention (contd.) 3 National Conference (1953). Reports 653. 4 National Conference (contd.) 5 National Election Conference (1954 : New York). Party program and report by Betty Gannett 6 National Committee Enlarged Meeting (1956 : New York). Reports by Eugene Dennis and Claude Lightfoot 81 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 653 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 7 16th National Convention (1957 : New York). Pre- convention discussion bulletins, list of delegates, agenda, proceedings and resolutions
277. 4 16th National Convention (contd.) 5 17th National Convention (1959 : New York). Pre- convention discussion bulletins, amended constitution, report and resolutions
654. 1 17th National Convention (contd.)
277. 6 National Conference on Political Perspectives (1966). Report 7 18th National Convention (1966 : New York). Discussion material, resolutions, proceedings, reports by Gus Hall and Joseph North, party program, and German translation of proceedings published in East Germany
654. 2 18th National Convention (contd.)
278. 1 Special Convention (1968 : New York). Report 2 19th National Convention (1969 : New York). Resolutions and reports by Gus Hall and Henry Winston
654. 3 19th National Convention (contd.) 4 National Committee Meetings (1971). Reports by Gus Hall and Henry Winston 5 20th National Convention (1972 : New York). Agenda, proceedings, resolution, theses and reports by Gus Hall, Daniel Rubin and Henry Winston
278. 3 20th National Convention (contd.)
654. 6 Central Committee Meeting (1972). Report by Gus Hall 7 National Council Meeting (1973). Report by Gus Hall 8 21st National Convention (1975 : Chicago). Reports by Gus Hall and Henry Winston
278. 4 21st National Convention (contd.)
655. 1 National Council Meeting (1978). Report by Gus Hall
278. 5 22nd National Convention (1979 : Detroit). Resolution
655. 2 National Council Meeting (1980). Report by Gus Hall 3 Central Committee Meeting (1980). Report by Gus Hall 4 Central Committee Meeting (1981). Party program 82 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 278. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 6 2nd Extraordinary Conference (1982 : Milwaukee). Keynote report 7 Central Committee Meetings (1983). Speeches by Gus Hall and Henry Winston
655. 5 Central Committee Meetings (contd.) 23rd National Convention (1983 : Cleveland) 6-7 Pre-convention discussion materials 8 Report by Gus Hall
278. 8 Central Committee Meeting (1987). Speech by Gus Hall
655. 9 24th National Convention (1987 : Chicago). Report by Gus Hall 10 Ideological Conference (1989 : Chicago). Agenda 11 National Committee/National Council Meeting (1990). Report by Gus Hall and speeches by Kendra Alexander, Charlene Mitchell, James Steele and others 12 National Conference on African-American Equality and the Struggle against Racism (1990 : New York). Proceedings
278. 9 25th National Convention (1991 : Cleveland). Pre- convention discussion bulletins, proceedings and speech by Herbert Aptheker
656. 1 25th National Convention (contd.) 2 National Committee Meeting (1993). Report by Gus Hall
278. 10 Midterm Conference (1993 : Chicago). Reports
656. 3 National Committee meeting (2003). Report by Sam Webb
47. Internal documents. Letters, reports, circulars, and discussion material 3 1922-1925. Includes letters by Eugene V. Debs and William Z. Foster; speech by Jay Lovestone
278. 11 1926-1928. Includes Communist International resolution on American question; letters by Earl Browder, Jay Lovestone and Hugo Oehler; speech by Alexander Bittelman in defense of William Z. Foster 12 1929. Includes Communist International resolution on American question; material on expulsion of Jay Lovestone group 13 Undated, ca. 1920s 656. 4 1930-1931. Includes reports by William Weinstone re Lenin School 5 1932. Includes letters by Theodore Dreiser, Waldo Frank and Otto Hall 83 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 656 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Internal documents (contd.) 6 1933. Includes letters by William Weinstone and Ella Winter; letters to Socialist Part of America; disciplinary hearings 7 1934. Includes letters by Sam Darcy and Philip Rahv; New York State Convention proxy authorizations
657. 1 1935. Includes letters by Eugene Dennis, Rockwell Kent, Scott Nearing and Jack Stachel; applications for international travel by party members 2 1936. Includes letters by Morris Childs, Jack Stachel and William Weinstone; California election campaign handbook; applications for international travel by party members 3 1937-1939. Includes report on work in Catholic organizations 4 Undated, ca. 1930s. Includes instructions for clandestine operations 5 Membership transfer records from Communist Party, U.S.A. to Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 1930s 6 California State Central Committee proxy authorizations, 1940
658. 1 1940-1941 2 1942-1945. Includes speech by Gil Green re dissolution of Communist International 3 1946-1949. Includes material on 1948-1949 expulsions (see also P.R. Club); appeal of Herbert Romerstein against expulsion 4 1954-1959. Includes letter by William Z. Foster and Benjamin J. Davis re John Gates 5 1965-1978 6 1980-1989. Includes letters by Gus Hall to Soviet leaders; receipt for $2,000,000 signed by Gus Hall 7 1990-2001. Includes documents prefiguring Committees of Correspondence split 8 Internal study guides, manuals and agit-prop bulletins, 1927-1978. Includes Mao Zedong, "The Dictatorship of People's Democracy"; J. Peters, The Communist Party: A Manual on Organization; study guide courses on economics, communism, working class history, the Soviet Union, the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, race, fascism, Titoism, China, Puerto Rico and Latin America 659. 1-4 Internal study guides, manuals and agit-prop bulletins (contd.) 47. 4 Internal study guides, manuals and agit-prop bulletins (contd.)
84 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 279. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 1-5 Internal study guides, manuals and agit-prop bulletins (contd.)
280. 1 Internal study guides, manuals and agit-prop bulletins (contd.) 2 Control Commission disciplinary hearing records, 1937 3 Legal briefs, 1949-1950. Briefs on behalf of Communist Party, U.S.A. in cases of: Communist Party vs. Subversive Activities Control Board; United States vs. Dennis et al.; United States vs. Sacher et al.
660. 1-2 Legal briefs (contd.) 3 Subscription lists to People’s World for California, 1938-1941
47. 5 Questionnaires of Political Affairs readers and resultant internal report, 1960
280. 4 Constitutions, 1921-1987. Includes Communist Political Association constitution
660. 4 Constitutions (contd.) 5 Commemorative publications, 1921-1969. Includes souvenir publications on 20th anniversary of the Russian Revolution; 10th, 20th and 50th anniversaries of the Communist Party, U.S.A.; and 10th anniversary of People’s World
280. 5-6 Commemorative publications (contd.)
47. 6 Public issuances. Press releases, printed articles, printed excerpts and printed miscellany, 1921-2000. Includes speeches by Eugene Dennis and Gus Hall; public panel discussion; interview of unidentified party leader
281. 1 Public issuances (contd.)
660. 6-7 Public issuances (contd.)
661. 1-2 Public issuances (contd.) 3-5 Leaflets and flyers, 1919-1993
281. 2-3 Leaflets and flyers (contd.) 4-5 Press catalogs and newsletters and book advertisements, 1922-1991
282. 1 Press catalogs and newsletters and book advertisements (contd.)
662. 1-2 Press catalogs and newsletters and book advertisements (contd.)
85 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 47. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Communist (publications of variant formative period party factions with identical title). Serial issues 7 1919 8 1920
48. 1 1921 2 1922-1923 3 Communist Labor (publication of Communist Labor Party, subsequently absorbed into Communist Party, U.S.A.). Serial issues, 1919-1920 Toiler. Serial issues 4 1920 5 1921
662. 3 Voice of Labor. Serial issue, 1920 4 Workers Challenge. Serial issue, 1922 Worker. Serial issues 5 1922 6-7 1923
663. 1 Liberator/Workers Monthly. Serial issues, 1924- 1927 (bound volume)
48. Party Organizer (internal party publication; first of the title). Serial issues 6 1927-1930 7 1931 8 1932 9 1933-1934
49. 1 1931-1934. Bound volume
50. 1 1935-1936. Bound volume 2 1937-1938. Bound volume
282. 2 Contact (internal party publication). Serial issues, 1947-1948 3 Our Party (internal party publication). Serial issues, 1953
51. Party Affairs (internal party publication). Serial issues 1 1957-1960 282. 4 1967-1968 5 1970 6 1971 7 1972 8 1973-1974
51. Party Organizer (internal party publication; second of the title). Serial issues 2 1979-1980 3 1982 4 Party Builder (internal party publication). Serial issues, 1983 86 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 282. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 9 Dialog (internal party publication). Serial issues, 1990-1991 10 California state internal party bulletins. Serial issues, 1937-1991. Includes issues of: California Party Builder; California Party Organizer; Challenge; Drive Ahead; Dynamo; Weekly Literature Bulletin; C.P.A. Record; New Slant; Red Letter
664. 1 California state internal party bulletins (contd.) 2 Illinois state internal party bulletins. Serial issues, 1935-1990. Includes issues of: Illinois Party Builder; North Side Workers’ News; Public Affairs; Bi-Weekly Literature Bulletin; Literature Guide; Red Letter
283. 1 Illinois state internal party bulletins (contd.) 2 Iowa-Nebraska District internal party bulletins (Spark). Serial issues, 1925-1926 New York state internal party bulletins 3 General. Serial issues, 1935-1969. Includes issues of: Discussion Bulletin; Manhattan Communist Bulletin; Party Builder; State of Affairs; Clarity; Bulletin 664. 3 General (contd.)
51. Party Voice. Serial issues 5 1953 6 1954 7 1955 8 1956-1958
283. 4 Texas state internal party bulletins. Serial issues, 1944-1945. Includes issues of: Texas Political Survey; Texas Survey of Politics, Labor and Industry; PEPA Newsletter
51. Communist. Serial issues 9 1927
52. 1 1927 (contd.) 2 1928
53. 1-2 1929 3-4 1930
54. 1 1930 (contd.) 2 1931
55. 1 1932
56. 1 1933
57. 1-2 1934
87 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 58. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Communist (contd.) 1 1935 59. 1 1936
60. 1 1937
61. 1 1938
62. 1-2 1939
63. 1 1940
64. 1 1941
65. 1 1942 2 1943
66. 1 1943 (contd.) Political Affairs. Serial issues 2 1945
67. 1 1946
664. 4 1947
68. 1 1948
69. 1 1949 2 1950
70. 1 1950-1951. Bound volume 2 1951
71. 1 1952 2 1953 3 1954
72. 1 1955 2 1956
73. 1 1957 2 1958
74. 1 1959 2 1960
75. 1 1961 2 1962
76. 1 1963 2 1964 3 1966 4 1967 5 1969
664. 5 1970 88 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 76. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Political Affairs (contd.) 6 1973 7 1977 8 1978 9 1979 10 1981
664. 6 1982
77. 1 1984 2 1985 3-4 1986 5 1987
664. 7 1988
77. 6 1989 7 1990 8 1991
664. 8 1992
77. 9 1993
78. 1 1994 2 1995 3 1996 4 1998 5 2000 6 2001
283. 5 Southern Worker. Serial issues, 1930 6 Lucha obrera. Serial issue, 1934 7 International Book Review. Serial issues, 1938- 1939 8 National Issues. Serial issues, 1939 9 International Review. Serial issues, 1941
664. World Survey. Serial issues 9 1941 10 1942
665. 1 1942 (contd.) 2 Communist Viewpoint. Serial issues, 1962-1963
283. Pamphlets. Many other Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets are filed elsewhere under topic 10 1920-1923. Includes Benjamin Gitlow, The "Red Ruby"; A Communist Trial; For a Labor Party; Jay Lovestone, What's What about Coolidge?; John Pepper, For a Labor Party
89 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 284. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) 1 1924. Includes Alexander Bittelman, Parties and Issues in the Election Campaign; Jay Lovestone, American Imperialism; Jay Lovestone, The LaFollette Illusion; For a Communist Party of Action 2 1926-1927. Includes Max Bedacht, The Menace of Opportunism; Bertram D. Wolfe, How Class Collaboration Works; Jay Lovestone, The Coolidge Program 3 1928-1929. Includes M. Jenks, The Communist Nucleus; Jay Lovestone, America Prepares the Next War; Jay Lovestone, 1928: The Presidential Election and the Workers; Jay Lovestone, Pages from Party History; On the Road to Bolshevization 4 1920s (undated). Includes Earl Browder, Class Struggle vs. Class Collaboration; William F. Dunne, Worker Correspondents; Michael Gold, The Damned Agitator and Other Stories; Jay Lovestone, The Party Organization; C. E. Ruthenberg, The Workers (Communist) Party; Clarissa S. Ware, The American Foreign-Born Workers; Manifesto and Program; Poems for Workers 5 1930-1931. Includes William Z. Foster, Fight against Hunger; Death Penalty Demanded; Why Every Worker Should Join the Communist Party; Harry Gannes, Graft and Gangsters; Jorge, Red Sparks 6 1932. Includes Alexander Bittelman, The Communist Party in Action; J. Tsirul, The Practice of Bolshevik Self-Criticism; The Democratic Twin of the Hoover Hunger Government; Hoover; Toward Revolutionary Mass Work; Will Beer Bring Back Prosperity?
665. 3-4 1933. Includes Alexander Bittelman, From Left-Socialism to Communism; Earl Browder, Is Planning Possible under Capitalism?; Earl Browder, The Meaning of Social Fascism; Earl Browder, What Is the New Deal?; M. J. Olgin, Why Communism?
285. 1-2 1933 (contd.) 3 1934. Includes Alexander Bittelman, The Communist Party in Action (revised); Alexander Bittelman, Fifteen Years of the Communist Party 4 1935. Includes Israel Amter, Working Class Unity or Fascism?; Alexander Bittelman, How Can We Share the Wealth?; Earl Browder and Jack Stachel, How Do We Raise the Question of a Labor Party?; Tom Johnson, The Reds in Dixie 90 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 285 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) 5 1936. Includes Alexander Bittelman, How to Win Social Justice; Earl Browder, Build the United People's Front; Earl Browder, The Communist Position in 1936; Earl Browder, Lincoln and the Communists; Earl Browder, The People's Front in America; Earl Browder, The Results of the Elections and the People's Front; Earl Browder, Who Are the Americans?; Morris Childs, Illinois Needs a Farmer-Labor Party; George Morris, The Black Legion Rides; Unity Will Conquer 6 1937. Includes Alexander Bittelman, Milestones in the History of the Communist Party; Alexander Bittelman, Problems of Party Building; Earl Browder Talks to America; Earl Browder, North America and the Soviet Union; Joseph C. Clark, We, the People; Roy Hudson, Who Are the Reds?; The Constitution of the United States; Party Building and Political Leadership
665. 5-6 1937 (contd.)
286. 1 1938. Includes Earl Browder, Concerted Action or Isolation?; Earl Browder, Social and National Security; Earl Browder, Theory as a Guide to Action; Morris Childs, Unite the People of Illinois; The American Legion and the Communists Discuss Democracy 2 1939. Includes Earl Browder, The 1940 Elections; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Debs, Haywood, Ruthenberg; William Z. Foster, Your Questions Answered; Adam Lapin, The Un-American Dies Committee; Jack Young, “The People Be Damned!” 3 1930s (undated). Includes Harrison George, A Noon-Hour Talk on the Communist Party; Fundamentals of Communism; Hague over Jersey; A People's Constitution for New York; Working Class against Capitalist Class
665. 7 1930s (contd.)
286. 4 1940. Includes Israel Amter, Americans All!; Earl Browder Talks to the Senators; Earl Browder, The Most Peculiar Election; William Z. Foster, The United States and the Soviet Union; Campaign Book: Presidential Election 1940; Election Platform of the Communist Party 1940
91 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 286 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) 5 1941. Includes Earl Browder, The Communist Party of the U.S.A.; William Z. Foster, Socialism; William Z. Foster, World Capitalism and World Socialism; Peter Wieden, New Aspects of Imperialism; The Path of Browder and Foster
665. 8 1942-1943. Includes Joseph Clark, Men of Liberty; Earl Browder, A Talk about the Communist Party; William Z. Foster, The People and the Congress
666. 1 1944. Includes Earl Browder, Communists and National Unity; Earl Browder, The Meaning of the Elections; Eugene Dennis, The Elections and the Outlook for National Unity; David Goldway, The Communist Political Association; Gil Green, Marxism and the World of Today; Adam Lapin, Your Stake in the Elections; Shall the Communist Party Change Its Name?
287. 1 1945. Includes James S. Allen, World Cooperation and Postwar Prosperity; Eugene Dennis, America at the Crossroads; William Z. Foster, The Present Situation and the Next Tasks; Sender Garlin, Enemies of the Peace; George Morris, Reconversion; Joseph Starobin, The San Francisco World Security Conference 2-3 1946. Includes James S. Allen, Who Owns America?; Frank Carlson, Let's Get Off the Dime; Eugene Dennis, The People against the Trusts; Eugene Dennis, What America Faces; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Meet the Communists; William Z. Foster, Our Country Needs a Strong Communist Party; Betty Gannett, The Communist Party and You; A. B. Magil, Socialism; Marxism- Leninism vs. Revisionism; On the Struggle against Revisionism 4 1947. Includes Peter V. Cacchione, Wall Street on the Warpath; Eugene Dennis, "I Challenge the Un-Americans"; Eugene Dennis, Is Communism Un-American?; Eugene Dennis, Let the People Know; George Morris, The Red-Baiting Racket and How It Works
92 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 287 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) 5 1948. Includes James S. Allen, Marshall Plan: Recovery or War?; Richard O. Boyer, If This Be Treason; Eugene Dennis, "Dangerous Thoughts"; Eugene Dennis, The Third Party and the 1948 Elections; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, The Twelve and You; George Morris, How to Make Your Vote Count; John L. Spivak, The "Save the Country" Racket; Joseph Starobin, Should Americans Back the Marshall Plan?; The Palmer Raids 666. 2 1948 (contd.) 3 1949. Includes Marion Bachrach, The Federal Jury Is Stacked against You; Bernard Burton, A New Depression?; Eugene Dennis, The Case for the Communist Party; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Stool-Pigeon; William Z. Foster, In Defense of the Communist Party and the Indicted Leaders
288. 1 1950-1952. Includes Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Debs and Dennis: Fighters for Peace; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, The Plot to Gag America; John Gates, On Guard against Browderism, Titoism, Trotskyism; Carl Hirsch, Public Enemies in Public Office; Henry Winston, What It Means to Be a Communist; Bernard Burton, The Big Lie of War "Prosperity"; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn Speaks to the Court; Joseph Rockman, Broaden the Fight for Peace and Democracy! 2 1953-1954. Includes Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Communists and the People; Elmer Larson, Party Vigilance against Enemy Infiltration; Pettis Perry, The Communist Party; Thirteen Communists Speak to the Court; Betty Gannett, The Communist Program; Joseph Morton, Depression; Pettis Perry, The November Elections; The American Way 3 1955-1959. Includes Hyman Lumer, The Professional Informer; John Williamson, Jailed by McCarthy; Eugene Dennis, The Communists Take a New Look; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Horizons of the Future for a Socialist America 4 1960-1963. Includes William Z. Foster, The Historical Advance of World Socialism; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Freedom Begins at Home; Gus Hall, The United States in Today's World; Gus Hall, End the Cold War!; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, The McCarran Act; The Ideological Struggle in the American Left 93 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 288 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) 5 1964-1967. Includes Gus Hall, Which Way U.S.A. 1964?; Henry Winston, New Colonialism U.S. Style; Gus Hall, For a Meaningful Alternative; Gus Hall, Imperialist Rivalries and the World Struggle for Peace; Gus Hall, Toward a Peace Ticket in 1968 6 1970-1971. Includes Gus Hall, Hard Hats and Hard Facts; Gus Hall, Our Country in Crisis; Gus Hall, The Erosion of U.S. Capitalism in the '70s; Gus Hall, The House of Imperialism Crumbling; Gus Hall, Out of Indo-China! Freedom for Angela Davis!
289. 1 1972-1975. Includes Gus Hall, A Lame Duck in Turbulent Waters; Art Shields, Provocateurs against the People; Henry Winston, The Politics of People's Action; Gus Hall, The Big Stakes of Detente; Henry Winston, The Moynihan-Kissinger Doctrine and the "Third World"
666. 4 1977-1980. Includes Look Homeward, Jimmy Carter: The State of Human Rights, U.S.A.; The People vs. Monopoly
289. 2 1981-1993. Includes Gus Hall, What the Reds Say Today; Gus Hall, Socialism and Capitalism in a Changing World
666. 5-7 Miscellany. Stickers, announcements, tickets, membership books, printed articles and ephemera, ca. 1920s-1980s
667. 1 Miscellany (contd.)
78. 7 Miscellany (contd.) Material about the Communist Party, U.S.A. Letters, reports, notes, lists and printed matter, assembled by private anti-communist organizations, including the American Security Council, the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and the Better America Federation, and by federal, state and local government agencies, including the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities. Includes photocopies and typed copies of some Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances and some clippings from the Communist Party, U.S.A. press 1920s 8 General
667. 2 General (contd.) 94 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 667 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Material about the Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 1920s (contd.) 3 Informant reports. Includes detailed report on 5th National Convention (1927 : New York)
78. 9 Membership and recruiting
289. 3 Pamphlets. Includes Argument of Clarence Darrow in the Case of the Communist Labor Party 1930s 4 General
667. 4 General (contd.) 5 Informant reports. Includes detailed reports on 7th National Convention (1930 : New York), 1930 District 2 convention, 1932 and 1935 District 8 conventions, 1938 California and Illinois state conventions, and miscellaneous meetings in Chicago
289. 5 National organization 6 District organizations
667. 6 Membership. Includes lists of party leaders and sympathizers
290. 1 Membership (contd.) California 2 General 3 Los Angeles 4 District of Columbia (Washington)
667. Illinois 7 General
290. 5 General (contd.) 6 Chicago 7 Rockford
291. 1 Maryland 2 Michigan (Detroit) 3 New England (Connecticut, Massachusetts) 4 New Jersey and New York 5 Northwest (Oregon, Washington) 6 Ohio 7 Pennsylvania 8 South 292. 1 U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities Committee exhibits 2 Pamphlets. Includes James Casey, The Crisis in the Communist Party 95 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 667. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Material about the Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 1930s (contd.) 8 Pamphlets (contd.)
292. 1940s 3 General. Includes letters by J. Edgar Hoover and Harry S. Truman; list of New York City party members
667. 9 General (contd.)
668. 1 Informant reports. Includes report on Communist Political Association Special National Convention (1945 : New York)
292. 4 New York State Police report on Communist Party, U.S.A. Eastern Seaboard Conference (1947 : New York)
668. 2 New York State Police miscellaneous reports 3 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, “Communist Party, U.S.A. Organizational Apparatus,” 1949 4 Membership. Includes lists of party candidates for public office; lists of signers of petitions for party candidates in Ohio and elsewhere
292. 5 Membership (contd.) 6 Illinois
668. 5 Illinois (contd.)
292. 7 New York 8 Pamphlets. Includes Jacques Duclos, La dissolution du Parti Communiste Américain with English translation 9 Clippings
668. 6 Daily Worker photograph indexes 1950s 7 General 8 Informant reports on and press coverage of 15th National Convention (1950 : New York) 9 Informant reports on Flatbush Club, 1953 10 Informant reports on and press coverage of 16th National Convention (1957 : New York) 11 Informant reports on 17th National Convention (1959 ; New York) 96 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 669. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Material about the Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 1950s (contd.) 669. 1 Investigative file (provenance uncertain; mainly ephemeral party issuances) 2 U.S. Department of Justice, “Documentary Brief to Establish that the Communist Party in the United States Has from the Time of Its Organization in 1919 to Date Advocated the Overthrow by Force and Violence of the Government of the United States”
293. 1 Miscellaneous reports. Includes U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, "Role of the Communist Party, U.S.A. in Soviet Intelligence"
669. 3-4 United States vs. Dennis et al. and countersuit. Brief, jury challenge proceedings, and decisions
670. 1 United States vs. Dennis et al. (contd.) 2-5 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings re Communist Party, U.S.A. Hearing transcripts, briefs and Board reports, arranged chronologically
671. 1-5 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings (contd.)
672. 1-5 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings (contd.)
673. 1-5 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings (contd.)
674. 1-3 Communist Party, U.S.A. vs. Subversive Activities Control Board. Briefs and decisions
293. 2 Printed matter. Includes John Gates, Evolution of an American Communist; Die Krise der Kommunistischen Partei der Vereinigten Staaten und ihre Überwindung 1960s 3 General. Includes study, "Second- Generation Revolutionaries"
675. 1 General (contd.)
97 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 675 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) Material about the Communist Party, U.S.A. (contd.) 1960s (contd.) 2 Informant reports. Includes detailed report on 1969 District 8 convention in Chicago
293. 4 U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities report and press coverage on Communist Party, U.S.A. 18th National Convention (1966 : New York) 5 Printed matter 6 1970s. Includes informant reports
675. 3 1980s 1990s 4 General. Includes articles on Soviet financial sources to party 5 Pedersen, Vernon Lee, “Red, White and Blue: The Communist Party of Maryland, 1919-1949” (Ph.D. dissertation) 6 2000s. Includes John Earl Haynes, “The ‘Mental Comintern’ and the Self- Destructive Tactics of CPUSA, 1945-1958”
293. 7 Finding aid to microfilm of Communist Party, U.S.A. records in Russian archives, prepared by John Earl Haynes, 2000
675. 7 Communist Party, U.S.A. (Marxist-Leninist). Circulars and serial issues (Red Flag), 1966-1967 Communist Party, U.S.A. (Opposition). See also Oversize File 8 General. Leaflets, printed articles, notes and internal documents, 1929-1941. Includes letter by Herbert Zam; Jay Lovestone, “’Order’ in Wall Street”; issue of International Information of the Communist Opposition; Communist International report on group
293. 8 General (contd.)
78. 10 Revolutionary Age. Serial issues, 1929-1930, in bound volume autographed by Jay Lovestone, Bertram D. Wolfe, Benjamin Gitlow and Harry M. Winitsky
79. 1 International Class Struggle. Serial issues, 1936-1937
98 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 293. Subject File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. (Opposition) (contd.) 9 Pamphlets, 1932-1939. Includes Benjamin Gitlow, Some Plain Words on Communist Unity; Jay Lovestone, The American Labor Movement; Jay Lovestone, People's Front Illusion; Jay Lovestone, Soviet Foreign Policy and the World Revolution; Bertram D. Wolfe, Things We Want to Know; Bertram D. Wolfe, What Is the Communist Opposition?; For Unity of the World Communist Movement; Keep America Out of War
675. 9 Communist Party USA/Provisional. Report on group by Anti-Defamation League, 1996
676. 1 Communist Workers' Committee (Provisional) of New York City. Bulletins, 1948-1949. Includes E. Burdzhalov, "On the International Significance of the Historic Experience of the Bolshevik Party"
294. 1 Communist Workers’ Committee (Provisional) of New York City (contd.) 2 Communist Workers Group. Bulletin ("Soviet Union and War"), 1939
676. 2 Communist Workers Party. Pamphlets, serial issue (The Eighties) and printed article, 1979-1983
294. Communists. Material on individual communists or suspected communists 3 General. Reports, memoranda, lists, dossiers, letters, notes and printed matter from various sources, including U.S. Department of Justice, Congressional investigative, and state and city police departments, 1937-2006
676. 3-4 General (contd.) 5-6 U.S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee memoranda and dossiers, 1947-1955 7 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings, 1962-1969
677. 1 Communist International and Communist Party, U.S.A. memoranda, lists, dossiers and personnel records, 1930-1939 2-5 Communist Party, U.S.A. membership books, 1930s
678. 1 Pamphlets, 1947-1983. Includes Kurt Singer, Communist Agents in America; Communists in Exile; The Subversion Factor 2 Computers for Social Change. Circular, 1993 3 Condon, Edward U. Printed article, 1949
294. 4 Conference for Legislation in the National Interest (1956 : New York). List of sponsors
99 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 294 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 5 Conference for Progressive Labor Action. Pamphlets and leaflet, 1929-1931. Includes Abram L. Harris, The Negro Worker; Jessie Lloyd, Gastonia; A. J. Muste, The A.F. of L. in 1931; A. J. Muste, Why a Labor Party; CPLA Program/Policies
678. 4 Conference for Progressive Political Action. Leaflets, 1924 5 Conference in Solidarity with the Liberation Struggles of the Peoples of Southern Africa (1981 : New York). Program, report, conference papers, and lists of participants and sponsors Congo 6 General. Pamphlets and flyers, 1961-1966. Includes Hyman Lumer, What Are We Doing in the Congo?; Michael Sturdza, World Government and International Assassination; War Drums on the Equator (Chinese publication) 7 Belgian publications, 1960-1961. Includes The Economic Situation of Katanga; reports on atrocities and on the Belgo-Congolese Round Table Conference 8 Congolese National Libertion Front issuances. Press releases, position papers and pamphlets, 1968-1978
294. 6 Parti Congolais du Travail issuances. Includes program, bulletin, speech and constitution, 1972-1985
678. 9 Congress for Cultural Freedom. Letter and printed matter, 1952-1995. Includes U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study
79. 2 Congress for Cultural Freedom (contd.)
678. 10 Congress of Freedom. Correspondence with Herbert Philbrick re loyalty of Herbert Romerstein, 1960 Congress of Industrial Organizations 11 General. Letter, speech, reports, circular, Los Angeles Industrial Union Council minutes and proceedings, and serial issue (CIO News), 1937- 1947
294. 7 General (contd.) 8 Pamphlets, 1936-1954. Includes William O. Douglas, Neither to Right nor Left; Roy Hudson, The C.I.O. Convention and National Unity; John L. Lewis, The C.I.O. Crusade; John L. Lewis, Industrial Democracy; John L. Lewis, Labor and the Nation; George Morris, The C.I.O. Today; Philip Murray, Unite for Victory; Industrial Unions Mean Unity; Official Reports on the Expulsion of Communist Dominated Organizations from the CIO; Report of the CIO Delegation to the Soviet Union; You and the WFTU; Your Civil Rights; Your Union 100 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 679. Subject File (contd.) Congress of Industrial Organizations (contd.) 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Congress of Racial Equality. Letters and investigative report, 1956-1964
79. 3 Congress of the Mexican and Spanish American Peoples of the United States. Appeal, 1939
679. 4 Congress of Western Writers (1936 : San Francisco). Appeal and resolutions 5 Congressional Black Caucus. Correspondence, circulars and printed matter, 1981-2001. Includes material on Ronald Dellums, Jesse Jackson and Barbara Lee 6 Connecticut Volunteers for Civil Rights. U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board report and decision, 1957-1959 7 Conquest, Robert. Printed article, 2003 8 Conservative Party of America. Pamphlet, 1941 9 Conspiratorialism. Printed article and circular for Conspiracy Digest, 1986 10-13 Constitutional Educational League. Pamphlets and leaflets, 1937-1963. Includes Clare E. Hoffman, Communism's Iron Grip on the CIO; Joseph P. Kamp, America Betrayed; Joseph P. Kamp, Communist Carpetbaggers in Operation Dixie; Joseph P. Kamp, The Fifth Column in the South; Joseph P. Kamp, The Fifth Column in Washington; Joseph P. Kamp, The Fifth Column vs. the Dies Committee; Joseph P. Kamp, The Hell of Herrin Rages Again; Joseph P. Kamp, Hitler Was a Liberal; Joseph P. Kamp, It Isn’t Safe to Be an American; Joseph P. Kamp, Join the C.I.O. and Help Build a Soviet America; Joseph P. Kamp, Native Nazi Purge Plot; Joseph P. Kamp, Strikes and the Communists Behind Them; Joseph P. Kamp, Vote CIO and Get a Soviet America; Famine in America; Joe Kamp: Peddler of Propaganda and Hero of the Pro-Fascists; serial issues (Headlines)
294. 9-10 Constitutional Educational League (contd.)
295. 1-2 Constitutional Educational League (contd.)
680. 1 Constitutional Party. Leaflet, 1948 Consumers Union. Includes predecessor Consumers Research, Inc. 2 General. Correspondence, reports, notes and printed matter, 1935-1946. Includes material on John Heasty Consumers Union Reports/Consumer Reports. Serial issues 3 1936-1938 4 1939 5 1940-1941 6 1943-1949
101 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 680 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 7 Cooperatives. Reports, pamphlets and leaflets, 1904- 1984. Includes testimony of J. B. Matthews; report on Consumer Cooperative of Berkeley; George Halonen, Why Co-operation: Consumers' Co-operative Movement in U.S.A.; Alexander Hoar, The Freeland Movement
295. 3 Cooperatives (contd.)
79. 4 Coordinating Committee against Militarism in Education. Letter and circulars, 1935
681. 1 Coplon, Judith. Trial transcript from U.S. District Court espionage case of United States vs. Coplon, 1949
295. 4 Costa Rica. Frente Democrático contra la Represión serial issue and U.S. Department of State dispatches, 1981-1984
681. 2 Costa Rica (contd.) 3 Costigan, Giovanni. American Intelligence Service report, 1974 4 Cot, Pierre. Clippings, printed articles and notes, 1939-1944 5 Council communism. Pamphlets, 1920-1970. Includes Herman Gorter, Réponse à Lénine; Anton Pannekoek, Workers’ Councils; The Bourgeois Role of Bolshevism
295. 5 Council communism (contd.) 6 Council for a Livable World. Pamphlet (Jerome Grossman, The Politics of Star Wars), 1985
681. 6 Council for Correspondence. Newsletter, 1963 7 Council for Pan American Democracy. Reports, circulars, press releases, clippings, and pamphlets, 1938-1946. Includes Charles Obermeyer, The Havana Conference; Philip Murray and Vicente Lombardo Toledano, Labor's Good Neighbor Policy; Ricardo Setaro, Argentina: Fascist Headquarters; Vicente Lombardo Toledano, Fifth Column in Mexico; Vicente Lombardo Toledano, The United States and Mexico
295. 7 Council for Pan American Democracy (contd.)
681. 8 Council for the Advancement of Arab-British Understanding. Booklet (John Reddaway, “Seek Peace, and Ensue It”: Selected Papers on Palestine and the Search for Peace), ca. 1980 9 Council of Young Southerners. Report, ca. 1944 10 Council on African Affairs. Letter, bulletins and pamphlets, 1942-1951. Includes Alphaeus Hunton, Africa Fights for Freedom; W. A. Hunton, Stop South Africa's Crimes; Paul Robeson, For Freedom and Peace; Mrs. Paul Robeson, What Do the People of Africa Want?; I. B. Tabata, Eight Million Demand Freedom!; Max Yergan, Africa in the War; Conference on Africa (1944 : New York) proceedings 102 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 295. Subject File (contd.) 8 Council on African Affairs (contd.) 9 Council on Hemispheric Affairs. Bulletin and circulars, 1984 10 Counterinaugural, 1969. Washington, D.C. police records of demonstrators protesting inauguration of President Richard Nixon 11 Coxey, Jacob S. Pamphlet (Jacob S. Coxey, The Coxey Plan), 1914
681. 11 Cranston, Alan. Memorandum, Dublin Conference declaration and printed articles, 1945-1995
682. 1-2 Crime. Printed articles and reports, 1953-1990. Includes The Kohn Report: Crime and Politics in Chicago; A Study of Organized Crime in Illinois 3 Croatia. Pamphlets and serial issue, 1971-1986. Includes Simun Sito Coric, Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac; Marko Veselica, The Croatian National Question; Croat Liberation Movement declaration 4 Cronkite, Walter. Printed articles, 1979-1980. Includes printed interview in Socialism: Theory and Practice
79. 5 Cronkite, Walter (contd.)
295. 12 CrossRoads. Serial issues, 1990-1994 13 Crouch, Paul. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report and circular letter by Crouch, 1954
682. 5 Crum, Bartley C. Dossier, ca. 1946 6 Crusaders. Membership application forms, undated
79. Cuba 6 General. Letters, reports, memoranda, flyers, leaflets, circulars, press releases, clippings and printed articles, 1933-2001. Includes reports on the Cuban diplomatic mission to the United Nations; material on American visitors to and supporters of Cuba; "Castroite Expansionism in Latin America"; "CIA Covert Actions against Cuba"
682. 7-8 General (contd.)
683. 1-2 General (contd.) 3 Hamilton, Edward J., “Give Us This Day: CIA and the Bay of Pigs Invasion.” Typescript, 1968 4 “The Military and Transition in Cuba” (International Research 2000 Inc. study). Typescript, 1995
296. Serial issues 1 General, 1898-1993. Includes issues of: Cuba Sí; Direct from Cuba; Notes from Cuba 684. 1 General (contd.)
103 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 79. Subject File (contd.) Cuba (contd.) Serial issues (contd.) 7 CubaTimes, 1980-1982
684. 2-5 Pamphlets, 1933-1990. Includes James S. Allen, The Lessons of Cuba; Carleton Beals and Clifford Odets, Rifle Rule in Cuba; Dave Dellinger, America’s Lost Plantation; Leopoldo Pio Elizalde, Defamation; Che Guevara at Punta del Este; David J. Kopilow, Castro, Israel, and the PLO; Robert E. Light and Carl Marzani, Cuba vs. the C.I.A.; Joseph North, Cuba's Revolution; Joseph North, Socialist Cuba; Fermín Peinado, Beware, Yankee; Pepita Riera, Servicio de inteligencia de Cuba comunista; William Simons, Hands Off Cuba; The Action: The Assault on Moncada; Castro and the Narcotics Connection; Fidel and Religion; Mikoyan in Cuba; The United States, Cuba, and the Cold War
685. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
296. 2-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
685. Cuban government issuances 2-4 General. Bulletins, statements, speeches by Fidel Castro and others, resolutions, leaflets and printed articles, 1963-1999
296. 4 Internal documents relating to relations with Grenada. Letters, agreements and reports, 1981-1983 5 Press releases, 1981-2000 Communist Party of Cuba Central Committee information bulletins 6 1976-1977 7 1978-1980
297. Granma. Serial issues 1 1967-1969 2 1970 3 1971-1972 4 1980-1991
298. 1-2 Pamphlets, 1960-1988. Includes Fidel Castro Denounces Sectarianism; Fidel Castro, History Will Absolve Me!; Fidel Castro, Playa Girón; assorted speeches by Fidel Castro; Raul Cepero Bonilla, The Cuban- Soviet Agreement; Blas Roca and Lazaro Peña, Las funciones y el papel de los sindicatos anta la revolucion; The CIA’s War against Cuba; Constitution of the Republic of Cuba; Declarations of Havana;
104 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 298 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Cuba (contd.) Cuban government issuances (contd.) 1-2 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Fascist-Terrorist Plans to Assassinate Latin American Foreign Ministers and Diplomats; The Invaders of Cuba; The U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo
685. 5-6 Pamphlets (contd.)
686. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
687. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
298. U.S. government issuances 3 General. Memoranda, statements, dispatches, studies and pamphlets, 1961-1994. Includes "CIA Handling of the Soviet Build-up in Cuba, 1 July-16 October 1962" (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study); "Cuba's Renewed Support for Violence in the Hemisphere" (U.S. Department of State study); “Human Rights in Castro’s Cuba” (U.S. Department of State study); The Soviet-Cuban Connection in Central America and the Caribbean; U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff memoranda on military intervention
687. 4-5 General (contd.) 6 U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service news summaries, 1958-1991
688. 1 U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service news summaries (contd.) Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962 2 General. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda, Soviet memoranda, speeches by John F. Kennedy and Fidel Castro, and printed articles, 1962-1997 3 “Report to the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board on Intelligence Community Activities Relating to the Cuban Arms Build-up” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report). Typescript, 1963 4 “Cuba 1962: Khrushchev’s Miscalculated Risk” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study). Typescript, 1964 5 CIA Documents on the Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962 (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency publication). Printed copy, 1992 6 The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962 (National Security Archive publication). Printed copy, 1992 689. Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace (1949 : New York) 1 Speeches 2 New York State Police report and press coverage 3 Speaking of Peace (printed proceedings) 105 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 689 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 4-5 Culture. Letters, reports, circulars, printed articles, serial issues and pamphlets, 1931-2002. Includes letter by Suzanne LaFollette; Earl Browder, Communism and Culture; Nikolai Bukharin, Culture in Two Worlds; V. J. Jerome, Culture in a Changing World; V. J. Jerome, Grasp the Weapon of Culture!; F. J. Klingender, Marxism and Modern Art; Albert Maltz, The Citizen Writer; Mao Zedong, Problems of Art and Literature
298. 4 Culture (contd.)
689. 6 Cunningham, Sarah. Dossier, ca. 1953 7 Currie, Lauchlin. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities reports, printed article and clippings, 1945-2000. Includes Roger J. Sandilands, “Guilt by Association?”
298. 5 Currie, Lauchlin (contd.)
689. 8 Curtis, Carl T. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1945 9 Cyprus. Speeches, circulars, pamphlets and press summaries, 1956-1987. Includes Turhan Feyzioglu and Negati M. Ertekün, The Crux of the Cyprus Question; Christian Heinze, Cyprus Conflict; A Cyprus Pocket Book; Human Rights and Cyprus; Terrorism in Cyprus
690. 1-2 Cyprus (contd.) Czechoslovakia 3-4 General. Speeches, printed articles, press summaries, press releases and miscellany, 1938- 1995
79. 8 General (contd.)
298. 6 Secret police internal documents from Czechoslovak government archives, 1949-1985. Includes material on Noel Field
299. 1 Slánský (Rudolf) Trial, 1952. Printed trial transcript (in German) and English translation of excerpts, study and printed articles, 1952- 1999. Includes Igor Lukes, “Rudolf Slansky: His Trials and Trial.” See also Audiovisual File
690. 5 Slánský (Rudolf) Trial (contd.) 6 Religion. Pamphlets, 1950-1984. Includes Visit to Czechoslovakia; Czechoslovakia: The Churches in the Fight for Peace; The Peaceful Efforts of the Czechoslovak Church; Fellowship of Service; Jointly for Peace and Life; Czechoslovak Protestantism Today
79. 9 Religion (contd.)
106 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 691. Subject File (contd.) Czechoslovakia (contd.) 1 “K problémum vojenské politiky strany” (Czechoslovak military lectures). Typescript with English translation, 1967
79. Communist Party of Czechoslovakia Central Committee information bulletins 10 1977
299. 2 1978
691. 2 1983-1984 3 1985 4 1986 5 Communist Party of Czechoslovakia 17th Congress (1986 : Prague). Proceedings 6 Czechoslovak government decrees terminating activities of the International Organization of Journalists and the International Union of Students, 1990-1991
692. 1 Allen, Kimberly Ann, “Compromise, Collaboration, and Betrayal: The Legacy of the Czech Secret Police Cadre.” Typescript thesis, 1997 2 Duchacek, Ivo, “The Strategy of Communist Infiltration: The Case of Czechoslovakia.” Processed, 1949 3 Ceskoslovensko osmdesátých let. Printed copy, 1985 4 Krkonose. Printed copy, 1983 5 Czechoslovak Life. Serial issues, 1984-1989
299. 3 Postmark Praha. Serial issues, 1996-2000 4-5 Pamphlets, 1916-1987. Includes Herbert Aptheker, Czechoslovakia and Counter-Revolution; Milan Codr, Space and Czechoslovakia; Evzen Erban, The Rights of Man in Czechoslovakia; Julius Fuchik, Notes from the Gallows; Gus Hall, Czechoslovakia at the Crossroads; Franz Koegler, Oppressed Minority?; Jan Kozak, How Parliament Can Play a Revolutionary Part in the Transition to Socialism and the Role of the Popular Masses; Maxim Litvinov, Czechoslovakia and the World Crisis; Frantisek Necasek, Klement Gottwald; Jan Opocenský, The Collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and the Rise of the Czechoslovak State; Hans Richter, No Oppression of the Sudeten-Germans in Czechoslovakia?; Robert G. Spivack, The Lesson of Czechoslovakia; Walter Storm, The People's Victory in Czechoslovakia; Bohemia; Czechoslovakia: Efforts to Promote Security and Cooperation in Europe; Czechoslovakia’s Nationality Policy; Defence of Socialism: Supreme Internationalist Duty (Soviet publication); On Events in Czechoslovakia (1968 Soviet publication); 107 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 299 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Czechoslovakia (contd.) 4-5 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) On the Situation in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic (1968 publication); A Politician Unmasked; Statement of Policy of Mr. Gottwald's Government; Tragedy of a People (American Friends of Democratic Sudetens publication); Voices from Prague (Charter 77 documents) 693. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
694. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
300. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 D'Alquen, Gunter. U.S. Army reports, 1948-1949
694. 2 D’Alquen, Gunter (contd.) 3 Daniloff, Nicholas. Printed articles and miscellany, 1986 4 Dartmouth Conference. Report and memoir by Alice Bobrysheva, 1988 and undated 5 Daughters of the American Revolution. Pamphlets re dissent within the organization, 1928 6 Davidson, Jo. Dossier, ca. 1948 7 Davies, John Paton. Printed article, 1953 8-9 Davies, Joseph E. Notes, pamphlets, leaflets, clippings and printed articles, 1938-1977. Includes pamphlets by Davies, Our Debt to Our Soviet Ally and Our Soviet Ally in War and Peace; leaflets and articles by Davies on the Moscow Trials, dissolution of the Communist International and wartime Soviet alliance; material on motion picture Mission to Moscow based on his memoir
695. 1 Davies, Joseph E. (contd.)
80. 1 Davies, Joseph E. (contd.)
300. 4 Davis, Angela. Flyers, pamphlets and miscellany, 1971- 1997, mainly relating to defense efforts. Includes correspondence between Herbert Aptheker and Henry Winston; A Political Biography of Angela Davis; pamphlets by Davis
695. 2 Davis, Angela (contd.)
80. 2 Davis, Benjamin J. Printed autobiography by Davis (Communist Councilman from Harlem) and pamphlets, 1946-1969. Includes Benjamin J. Davis, Why I Am a Communist; Claudia Jones, Ben Davis: Fighter for Freedom; Robert Minor, How Ben Davis Was Elected. See also Audiovisual File
695. 3 Davis, Benjamin J. (contd.) 4-6 Davis, Frank Marshall. Dossier and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1944-1963
696. 1 Davis, Frank Marshall (contd.) 108 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 696 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 2 Davis, Jerome. Dossier and American Federation of Teachers report (The Jerome Davis Case), 1937-ca. 1940 3 Dawber, Mark A. Dossier, 1950 4-5 Day, Stephen A. Correspondence, speeches, circulars and clippings, 1928-1948. Mainly collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
80. 3 Day, Stephen A. (contd.)
696. 6 De Boer, John J. Dossier, ca. 1949
300. 5 Defence for Children International. Letter, press release and printed article, 1987
696. 7 Dehn, Adolph. Dossier, ca. 1949 8 Dekanozov, Vladimir Georgievich. U.S. Department of State memorandum, ca. 1953
300. 6 Delander, Frances. Typescript memoir, "Time and Chance," re Nicholas Dallant (Nicholas Dozenberg), 1964 7 De Leon, Solon. Letter, 1928
696. 9 De Maio, Anthony. Report, 1954 10 De Maio, Ernest. Dossier, ca. 1947 11-12 Demjanjuk, John. Correspondence, memoranda, defense dossiers, legal briefs, interrogation transcripts, court decision and printed articles, 1949-1993. Includes Hans Peter Rullman, Victim of the Holocaust; Herbert Romerstein, “The Soviet Role in the Demjanjuk Case” 300. 8-9 Demjanjuk, John (contd.)
697. Democratic National Convention (1968 : Chicago) 1 General. Reports, bulletins and printed articles, 1968-1987. Includes Law and Disorder: The Chicago Convention and Its Aftermath 2 Rights in Conflict (National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence report). Printed copy, 1968
301. 1 Democratic Socialists of America. Position papers, internal reports, leaflets, serial issues and clippings,1979-1985. Includes issues of: Democratic Left; Democratic Socialist; material on predecessor Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee
697. 3 Democratic Socialists of America (contd.) 4 Democratic Workers Party. Serial issue (Our Socialism), 1983 5 Denmark. Pamphlets, serial issue, memoranda and press summaries, 1947-1986. Includes Gotfred Appel, Class Struggle and Revolutionary Situation; Gotfred Appel, The Devious Roads of the Revolution; Fr. Vinding Kruse, The Fate of Southern Slesvig; material on the Danish peace movement 109 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 697 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 6 Dennis, Eugene. Clippings and U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Dennis vs. United States, 1947- 1950 7 Dermody, Joseph. Dossier, ca. 1947
301. 2 Descendants of the American Revolution. Correspondence, buulletins, leaflets and informant’s report, 1938- 1941
697. 8 Descendants of the American Revolution (contd.) 9 De Silva, Howard. Dossier, ca. 1948 10 Deutsch, Albert. Dossier, ca. 1950
301. 3 Dickstein, Samuel. Correspondence, notes, legislative bills and clippings, 1933-1944. Mainly collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
697. 11 Dickstein, Samuel (contd.)
698. 1 Dickstein, Samuel (contd.) 2 Dies, Martin. Correspondence, legislative bills, speeches, petition and printed matter, 1935-1995. Includes bulletin by Richard Randall, "Martin Dies Exposed"; inventory of Dies Committee records. See also United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un- American Activities
301. 4 Dies, Martin (contd.) 5 Dilling, Elizabeth. Circulars, printed articles and issues of Red Network Bulletin edited by Dilling, 1932-1954
698. 3 Dilling, Elizabeth (contd.) 4-5 Dimitrov, Georgi. Correspondence, pamphlets and printed excerpts, 1933-1972. Includes Dimitroff; Dimitroff contra Göring; George Dimitroff; Georgi Dimitrov (Bulgarian publication)
80. 4 Dingell, John D. Letter, 1951
301. 6 Direction. Serial issue, 1940
698. Disinformation. Mainly relates to Soviet disinformation. See also Forgeries; specific topics of disinformation, such as AIDS and Organ trafficking 6 General. Letters, memoranda, press releases, newsletters and miscellany, 1972-2003. Includes statement by General James A. Abramson; letters from the Soviet Embassy in the U.S. to Arnaud de Borchgrave
699. 1-3 Resistance International Conference on Disinformation in the Modern World (1984 : Paris). Program and conference papers 4 Conference on Disinformation, Active Measures, and Human Contacts (1986 : Bern). Conference papers 110 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 699 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Disinformation (contd.) 5 U.S. Department of State Conference on Disinformation, the Media, and Foreign Policy (1987 : Airlie House). Proceedings 6 Miscellaneous conferences. Conference papers, 1979-1984
700. 1 Institut d’études et de la désinformation. Newsletters and reports, 1986-1989 2-3 U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency. Hostile Strategic Deception Awareness Training instructional manual, 1990 4 U.S. Department of State. Reports and briefings, 1981-1987. Includes Dennis Kux, “Soviet Active Measures and Disinformation” U.S. Information Agency 5 General. Letters, drafts, notes and working materials, 1983-1988. Includes letters by Charles Z. Wick
701. 1-2 Memoranda, 1981-1991 3 Press summary dispatches, 1984-1991 4 Agursky, Mikhail, “Soviet Disinformation and Forgeries.” Typescript, undated
301. 7-8 Jaubert, Alain, Le commissariat aux archives: Les photos qui falsifient l’histoire. Printed copy, 1986. Includes English-language edition, Making People Disappear: An Amazing Chronicle of Photographic Deception
701. 5 Nikolayev, Vladimir Dimitryevich, Generatory dezinformatsii. English translation of excerpts, 1984 6 Wraga, Natalie Grant. Writings and clippings, 1960-2002. Includes “Political Forgeries”; “Communist Psychological Offensive”; Deception, a Tool of Soviet Foreign Policy; obituaries 7 Zivs, Samuil, The Anatomy of Lies (Soviet publication). Printed copy, 1982
702. 1 La désinformation arme de guerre. Printed copy, 1986 2 Disinformation. Serial issues, 1986-1989 3-4 Miscellaneous speeches and writings, 1979-1990. Includes Joseph D. Douglass, Jr., “The Growing Disinformation Problem”; Fredric S. Feer, “The Impact of Soviet Misinformation on Military Operations, 1920-1979”; Hans Graf Huyn, “Gorbachov’s Operation”; Stanislav Levchenko, “KGB Disinformation”; Sam Pope, “Diversion”; Peter Sager, “Desinformation in den Medien”; Peter Sager, “Fallstudie einer Diffamierung”; Richard H. Shultz and Roy Godson, “Dezinformatsia”; Francoise Thom, “La désinformation sovietique et ses aspects actuels”; 111 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 702 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Disinformation (contd.) 3-4 (contd.) Miscellaneous speeches and writings (contd.) Francoise Thom, “La propaganda, la désinformation et l’idéologie sous Gorbatchev”; “The Third Emigration” 5 Miscellaneous printed matter. Printed articles, clippings, Congressional speeches and miscellany, 1956-2006
703. 1 Miscellaneous printed matter (contd.) 2 Dissent. Circular, 1959 3 Dodd, Bella V. Printed articles, clippings and notes, 1936-1969 4 Dohrn, Klaus. Correspondence and clippings, 1945-1950 5 Dolivet, Louis. Memorandum, speech and press release, 1950-1951
301. 9 Dolsen, James H. Pamphlet by Dolsen, The Defense of a Revolutionist, 1920 10 Dominica. Dominica Liberation Movement draft "Party Line and Programme," 1981 11 Dominican Republic. Bulletins, pamphlets and serial issue (Hablan los comunistas), 1965-1990. Includes Nucleo Comunista de los Trabajadores declaration of principles and regulations; Dominican Communist Party articles; Victor Perlo, Marines in Santo Domingo!
703. 6 Donovan, Richard. Dossier, undated 7 Douglas, Helen Gahagan. Letters, memoranda and circulars, 1945-1960. Includes 1950 campaign literature by the Nixon for U.S. Senator Campaign Committee; 1960 letter by John F. Kennedy 80. 5 Douglas, Helen Gahagan (contd.)
703. 8 Douglas, Melvyn. Clippings, 1942 9 Dourmashkin, Ralph L. Correspondence, 1942 10 Downes, Olin. Dossier, ca. 1950 11 Doyle, Bernadette and Woodrow Doyle. Memorandum, 1941
301. 12 Dozenberg, Nicholas. Circular letters, notes, clippings and printed articles, 1922-1951
703. 12 Draft resistance. Flyers, 1980 13 Draper, Muriel. Dossier, ca. 1947
302. 1-3 Dreiser, Theodore. Correspondence, memoranda, report, notes, circulars, printed articles by and about Dreiser, printed excerpts and clippings, 1927-1996
704. 1-2 Dreiser, Theodore (contd.) 3-4 Drugs. Pamphlets, memoranda and clippings, 1971-1997. Includes Robert J. Nieves, Colombian Cocaine Cartels; Shih Fe, An Exposure of Chinese Communist Drug Dealings in the Golden Triangle; Patricia Young, The Death Peddlers: Communist China’s Opium War on the West; Castro’s Narcotics Trade; The Opium Trail: Heroin and Imperialism
112 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 704 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 5 DuBois, W. E. B. Flyers, leaflets and pamphlets, 1950- 1978. Includes William DuBois: Scholar, Humanitarian, Freedom Fighter (Soviet publication); United Nations tribute pamphlet; memorial tribute program
302. 4 DuBois, W. E. B. (contd.)
704. 6 Duggan, Lawrence. Letter, clippings and printed excerpts, 1936-1949 7 Duke, Angier Biddle. Printed article, 1949 8 Duran, Gustavo. Correspondence, memoranda and printed articles, 1946-1969. Mainly collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 9 Duranty, Walter. Diary excerpts, printed articles by and about Duranty, and miscellany, 1919-1949 10 Durr, Clifford J. U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities memoranda and exhibits, 1940-1946 11 D’Usseau, Arnaud. Dossier, ca. 1948 12 D’Usseau, Susan. Dossier, ca. 1952
80. 6 Dzhugashvili, Iakov (son of Joseph Stalin). Soviet military bulletin, 1988
705. 1 Earle, George H. Letter, 1993 2 Easley, Ralph M. Correspondence and circulars, 1927- 1934. Collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
80. 7 East and West Association. Bulletin, 1944 8 Eastside Committee to Aid Soviet Russia (Los Angeles). Souvenir program, 1946
705. 3 ECHELON Program. Printed articles, 1998
302. 5 Eckstat, Charles. Biographical data and New York City Board of Education disciplinary dossier, 1952-1955 6-7 Economics. Pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, printed articles and circulars, 1912-2002. Includes James S. Allen, The Cartel System; Joseph Baldacchino, Economics and the Moral Order; Earl Browder, The Economics of Communism; Sir Leo Chiozza Money, Fifty Points about Capitalism; Gus Hall, The Erosion of U.S. Capitalism in the ‘70s; I. M. Mrachkovskaya, From Revisionism to Betrayal: A Criticism of Ota Sik’s Economic Views (Soviet publication); M. C. Phillips and F. J. Schlink, Discovering Consumers; Osip Piatnitskii, The World Economic Crisis; Anna Rochester, The Nature of Capitalism; Anna Rochester, Wall Street; V. D. Shchetinin, US Monopolies and Developing Countries (Soviet publication); E. Varga, Die Wirtschaft der Niedergangsperiode des Kapitalismus nach der Stabilisierung; Apologies for Monopoly; Globalization; Railroads in Crisis; The Big Tax Swindle and How to Stop It
705. 4-7 Economics (contd.) 113 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 706. Subject File (contd.) 1-2 Economics (contd.) Education. See also Teachers 3-4 General. Circulars, leaflets, flyers, speeches, serial issues and miscellany, 1922-1996 5 Reports, 1962-1988. Includes Katherine Kersten, “The ‘Radicalization’ of Minnesota’s Public School Curriculum”; Texas legislative Textbook Investigating Committee report
303. 1-2 Pamphlets, 1932-1985. Includes Bettina Aptheker, Big Business and the American University; Ralph Blumenau, Communists and Students; J. Burstein, Blackout in Mathematical Manuals; George S. Counts, Dare the School Build a New Social Order?; Rex David, Schools and the Crisis; Martin F. Herz, How the Cold War Is Taught; Roger Scruton, World Studies: Education or Indoctrination?; Harry K. Wells, “Progressive Education”: A Marxist Analysis; American Education through the Soviet Looking Glass; Education under Communism 707. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4 Hacker, Louis M., The United States: A Graphic History (textbook). Printed copy, 1937
303. 3 Educational Workers' International. Serial issues, 1925-1932. Includes issues of: Education Worker; Teachers' International
707. 5 Edwards, A. E. Memorandum and printed article, 1943 6 Eggert, Ken. Dossier, 1950 Egypt 7 General. Press summaries, printed articles and miscellany, 1981-1993. Includes Azza Zaki, “Autobiography”
303. 4 Pamphlets, 1919-1979. Includes Walter Z. Laqueur, Nasser’s Egypt; Gamal Abdel Nasser, The Philosophy of the Revolution; speeches by Gamal Abdel Nasser; Anwar el-Sadat, Revolt on the Nile; Paul Schmitz-Kairo, Englands Gewaltpolitik am Nil (1940 German publication); D. T. Shepilov, The Suez Problem; British and French Action in Egypt; The Egyptian Question; The Story of Zionist Espionage in Egypt
708. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 Einstein, Albert. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, memoranda, dossier, printed articles, and petition against admission of Einstein to the United States, 1932-2002
709. 1 Eisenhower, Dwight D. Memoranda, notes, interview transcript and printed articles, 1948-1991. Includes memoranda by Eisenhower and letter to him by Joseph R. McCarthy 2 Eisenscher, Sigmund G. Memorial pamphlet, 2000 114 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 303. Subject File (contd.) 5-7 Eisler, Gerhart. Correspondence, interview transcript, speech, biographical data, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, printed articles and clippings, 1941-1967. Includes pamphlets by Eisler, Eisler Hits Back and My Side of the Story. See also Audiovisual File
709. 3 Eisler, Gerhart (contd.) 4 Eisler, Hanns. Notes, printed article and clippings, 1936-2003. Includes pamphlet by Eisler, The Crisis in Music
303. 8 Eisler, Hilde. Clippings, 1947-1949
709. 5 Eitingon, Max. Printed articles, 1988
303. 9 Eitingon, Motty. Memorandum, 2006
709. 6 Eitingon, Naum (Leonid). Printed articles and printed excerpts, 1985-2003. Includes English translation of publication by E. P. Sharapov, “Naum Eytingon: Stalin’s Avenging Sword”
304. El Salvador 1-2 General. Bulletins, newsletters, letters, reports, circulars, press releases, printed articles and serial issues, 1959-1991 3 Pamphlets, 1980-1982. Includes R. Bruce McColm, El Salvador; Virginia Prewett, Washington’s Instant Socialism in El Salvador; El Salvador Land Reform, 1980-1981 (Oxfam publication) 4 Clippings and news summaries, 1978-1995 5 Agee, Philip. Writings and press conference transcript on U.S. Central Intelligence Agency in El Salvador, 1981 6 Permanent Tribunal of the Peoples. Report on violation of human rights in El Salvador, 1981
709. 7-8 El Salvador: Proceso. Serial issues, 1984 Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional captured documents. Letters, journal entries, memoranda, reports, plans, directives, manuals, instructional materials and miscellany. Includes some English translations and U.S. government commentary 9 Cuban, Nicaraguan and Soviet bloc relations, 1979-1983
710. 1 U.S. solidarity organization contacts, 1980 2-5 General, 1980-1985
711. 1-5 General (contd.)
712. 1-5 General (contd.)
713. 1-5 General (contd.)
714. 1-5 General (contd.) 115 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 715. Subject File (contd.) El Salvador (contd.) Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional captured documents (contd.) 1-5 General (contd.)
716. 1 General (contd.) 2-4 Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación Nacional public issuances. Press releases, statements, bulletins, pamphlets and serial issues, 1977- 1985. Includes “El Salvador: Struggle for Democracy”; “El Salvador on the Threshold of a Democratic Revolutionary Victory”; issues of Venceremos; issuances of the Frente Democrático Revolucionario and of the Comité Ecumenico de Ayuda Humanitaria de El Salvador
717. 1-2 Solidarity organization issuances. Press releases, statements, flyers, leaflets, circulars, bulletins, newsletters, serial issues and pamphlets, 1980-1990. Includes The New El Salvador: Interviews from the Zones of Popular Control; Revolutionary Strategy in El Salvador. See also Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador 3-4 U.S. government issuances. Letter and press releases, 1979-1985. Includes “Communist Interference in El Salvador” (U.S. Department of State compilation); joint U.S. Department of State and U.S. Department of Defense “News Briefing on Intelligence Information on External Support of the Guerrillas in El Salvador” 5 Eliscu, Edward. Dossier, ca. 1954 6 Ellsberg, Daniel. Printed articles, 1994-2002
305. Emergency Civil Liberties Committee (subsequently National Emergency Civil Liberties Committee) 1 General. Letters, minutes, press releases, pamphlets and clippings, 1954-1988. Includes Irving Brant, Congressional Investigations and Bills of Attainder; Alexander L. Crosby, The Rape of the First Amendment; Clifford J. Durr, Jesus as a Free Speech Victim; Irwin N. Griswold, The Fifth Amendment; Harvey O'Connor, For Abolition of the Inquisitorial Committees of Congress; David Wesley, Hate Groups and the Un-American Activities Committee; dissenting opinion of Justice Hugo Black
717. 7 General (contd.)
718. Rights. Serial issues 1 1956-1962 2 1963-1989 Bill of Rights Journal 3 1972-1983 4 1988-1990 116 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 80. Subject File (contd.) 9 Emergency Committee of Atomic Scientists. Circular letters, notes and clippings, 1946-1948. Includes material on Albert Einstein
718. 5 Emergency Refugee Conference. Letter, 1941 6 Emspak, Julius. Dossiers, ca. 1944 7 Encampment for Citizenship. Letter and report, 1956 8 Encounter. Letter and serial issues, 1986-1990
305. 2 Encounter (contd.)
718. 9 Energy. U.S. Department of Energy report, International Energy Security, 1988 10 Engdahl, J. Louis. Memorial flyer and pamphlet (Harriet Silverman, J. Louis Engdahl), 1932-1935 Engels, Friedrich. See also Audiovisual File 11 Pamphlets by Engels, 1902-1955. Includes The Early Development of the Family; The Fourteenth of March, 1883; The Mark; The Part Played by Labor in the Transition from Ape to Man; Principles of Communism; The Revolutionary Act; Socialism: Utopian and Scientific
305. 3 Pamphlets by Engels (contd.) 4 Pamphlets about Engels, 1920-1951. Includes T. A. Jackson, A Great Socialist: Frederick Engels; Mick Jenkins, Frederick Engels in Manchester; J. P. Mayer, Friedrich Engels; M. J. Olgin, Life and Teachings of Friedrich Engels; Friedrich Engels Brevier
718. 12 Pamphlets about Engels (contd.) 13 Engst, Wesley. Police report, 1969 14 Environment. Reports and printed matter, 1982-2006. Includes Robert M. Carter, “Public Misperceptions of Human-Caused Climate Change” 15 Epstein, Jeffrey. Printed article, 2002
305. 5 Equality. Serial issues, 1939-1940
718. 16 Eritrea. Refugee report and Eritrean People’s Liberation Front statement and serial issue, 1981- 1986
80. 10 Erlich, Henryk and Victor Alter. Report, pamphlets and printed articles, 1943. Includes The Case of Henryk Erlich and Victor Alter; In Memoriam; printed speech by Earl Browder
719. 1 Erlich, Henryk and Victor Alter (contd.)
117 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 305. Subject File (contd.) Espionage. Other material on espionage is filed under names of individuals. Much of the material here relates to Soviet atomic espionage. See also Audiovisual File 6 General. Indictments, reports, memoranda, letters, notes, drafts, speeches, lists, indexes and miscellany, 1945-2007. Includes translations from Soviet publications and Russian archival sources; lists of Soviet agents (sources unspecified); U.S. House Select Committee on Intelligence report; Gregg Herken, “Babylon by the Bay: Soviet Atomic Espionage in California”; “America’s Espionage Epidemic” 719. 2-3 General (contd.) 4-5 Russian émigré material. Letters, reports and printed articles, 1930-1964. Includes some English translations
305. 7 U.S. Office of Strategic Services memoranda on conversations with Soviet officials, 1943-1944 8 U.S. Department of Defense reports and briefings, 1933-1994
720. 1-6 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1944-1981
721. 1-4 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
306. 1-3 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
721. 5-6 U.S. grand jury testimony from miscellaneous witnesses, 1947-1948
722. 1-3 Henkine, Cyrille, “La pénétration soviétique et la troisième émigration.” Typescript, 1988 4 Lops, Bryan, “Abandoning the Intelligence Double Standard: A Look at Soviet Spying in Washington, D.C.” Typescript, 1980 5 “The Faking of Americans.” Typescript, undated 6 Clippings and printed articles, 1948-2009
723. 1-5 Clippings and printed articles (contd.)
724. 1 Clippings and printed articles (contd.)
306. 4-5 Clippings and printed articles (contd.)
307. 1 Pamphlets, 1936-2002. Includes S. Uranov, Espionage; Patrick Walsh, Secret Communist Agents Who Have Changed the Course of History; Shpionskii tsentr pod vyveskoi Amerikanskogo komiteta; Soviet Spies in the Scientific and Technical Fields
724. 2 Pamphlets (contd.) 118 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 724 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Espionage (contd.) 3 Brook-Shepherd, Gordon, The Storm Birds: Soviet Postwar Defectors. Printed copy, 1989
307. 2 Chikov, Vladimir with Gary Kern, Comment Staline a volé la bombe atomique aux Américains. Printed copy, 1996 3 Chikov, Vladimir and Gary Kern, Perseus: Spionage in Los Alamos (German translation of above). Printed copy, 1996
308. 1 Kassis, V. and L. Kolosov, Trinadtsat' novell o sovetskikh razvedchikakh. Printed copy, 1992
724. 4 Modin, Iurii, Sud’byi razvedchikov: Moi kembridzhskie druz’ia. Printed copy, 1997 5 Rowan, Richard W., Spy Secrets. Printed copy, 1946
80. Estonia 11 General. Pamphlets and press summaries, 1961- 1989. Includes Heino Arumäe, At the Crossroads; Kaido Jaanson, Soldiers of Fortune: Volunteers from Sweden and Denmark in the Estonian Civil War, 1918-1920; O. Kuuli, Six Years of Fascist Dictatorship in Estonia; Estonia: Choice of a Path, 1917-1940; Estonia: Story of a Nation; Estonia, the Forgotten Nation
725. 1-2 General (contd.) 3-5 Soviet Estonian secret police records, 1941-1958 6-7 Ethiopia. Pamphlets, circulars, flyers, bulletins, speeches and printed articles, 1935-1986. Includes G. C. Baravelli, Abyssinia: The Last Stronghold of Slavery; George Dewey Blomgren, Ethiopia, Here I Come; James W. Ford and Harry Gannes, War in Africa; Ethiopia in the Struggle for Peace; The Ethiopian Revolution and the Problem in Eritrea; The Italo- Ethiopian Dispute; Italy and Ethiopia; material on Joint Conference for the Defense of Ethiopia (1935 : Chicago) 80. 12 Ethiopia (contd.) Europe 13 General. Pamphlets, serial issues, newsletters, bulletins, reports, printed articles and miscellany, 1922-2001. Includes William E. Griffith, “European Communism and the Sino- Soviet Rift”; Michael A. Ledeen, “The Political Subversion of Western Europe”; James S. Allen, Marshall Plan: Recovery or War?; Walter Duranty, Europe: War or Peace; Stephen Haseler, Anti-Americanism; Jay Lovestone, Weshalb Amerika Europa erobern will; Jay Lovestone, "Euro-Communism": Roots and Reality; G. Yevgenyev and L. Kirin, USA-Western Europe: Flare-up of Old Discord; 119 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 80 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Europe (contd.) 13 (contd.) General (contd.) 1985 list of Western European communist party leaders; issues of: Europe defense; European Labour Forum
726. 1-3 General (contd.) 4 World War II period. Pamphlets, printed article and miscellany, 1942-2003. Includes Jurgen Kuczynski, 300 Million Slaves and Serfs: Labor under the Fascist New Economic Order; Jurgen Kuczynski and M. Witt, The Economics of Barbarism: Hitler's New Economic Order in Europe; Maxine Levi, The Communists and the Liberation of Europe; Kenneth S. Wherry, Investigation of Starvation Conditions in Europe; U.S. military occupation orders
308. 2 World War II period (contd.)
726. 5 Soviet relations with Western Europe. Pamphlets, study and memorandum, 1954-1994. Includes Scott D. Parrish and Mikhail M. Narinsky, “New Evidence on the Soviet Rejection of the Marshall Plan, 1947”; John Van Oudenaren, Soviet Policy toward Western Europe; several Soviet pamphlets
727. 1-2 Soviet relations with Western Europe (contd.) 3 Peace movement. Newsletters, press releases, reports and printed articles, 1971-1989. Includes Esko Antola, Campaigns against the New European Peace Movement; J. A. Emerson Vermatt, Moscow and the European Peace Movement; J. A. Emerson Vermatt, “New Trends in the West European Peace Movement”; Gerhard Wettig, "The Peace Movement in Western Europe: Manipulation of Popular Perceptions"; "Report on Weaponry in the Nordic Countries"
308. 3 Peace movement (contd.)
727. Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe 4 General. Statements, bulletins and pamphlets, 1982-1990. Includes issuances of the International Committee for European Security and Cooperation, the British government and Resistance International; Jonathan Luxmoore, The Helsinki Agreement: Dialogue or Delusion? 5-6 U.S. government issuances. Pamphlets, bulletins, newsletters and statements issued by the U.S. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe and the U.S. Department of State, 1983-1989
120 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 728. Subject File (contd.) Europe (contd.) Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (contd.) 1-2 Soviet issuances. Pamphlets, bulletin and statements, 1976-1985. Includes Yuri Kashlev, To Keep Up the Helsinki Spirit; Vladlen Kuznetsov, Europe: Ten Years after Helsinki; Along the Path Blazed in Helsinki
308. Europe, Eastern 4-5 General. Memoranda, reports, bulletins, press releases, printed articles, press summaries and leaflets, 1952-2005. Includes abstracts of presentations from International Conference on the Communist Security Apparatus in East Central Europe (2005 : Warsaw)
309. 1 Serial issues, 1953-1990. Includes issues of: Bloc; Jews in Eastern Europe; Osteuropa
728. 3-5 Pamphlets, 1947-1987. Includes William Z. Foster, The New Europe; Anatole Shub, Labor in the Soviet Orbit; A. I. Sobolev, People’s Democracy, a New Form of Political Organization of Society; Communists Crush Churches in Eastern Europe; Denial of Human Rights in Eastern Europe; Human Freedom Is Being Crushed; The Kremlin's Trojan Horses; Soviet publications; Assembly of Captive European Nations publications 729. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Evanoff, Alex. Reports and dossier, 1957 4 Evergood, Philip. Dossier, undated 5-6 Ewert, Arthur (Harry Berger). Notes, reports, dispatches and printed excerpts, ca. 1919-1989. Includes U.S. Department of State dispatches and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and Shanghai Municipal Police reports
730. Exposé. Serial issues 1 1951-1952 2 1953-1955
309. 2 External Tendency (International Spartacist Tendency). Bulletin, 1984
730. 3 Ezekiel, Mordecai and Lucille Ezekiel. Dossiers, ca. 1942 4 Faculty of Social Science. Course catalog, 1959 Fair Play for Cuba Committee 5 General. Pamphlets, circulars and leaflets, 1961- 1964. Includes Fidel Castro, Cuba’s Socialist Destiny; Carlos Fuentes, The Argument of Latin America
309. 3 General (contd.) 121 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 309 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Fair Play for Cuba Committee (contd.) 4 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1960-1964
730. 6 Fairbank, John K. Dossier, ca. 1957 7 Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr. Correspondence and clipping, 1940-1943 8 Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (Organization). Printed article, 1989
309. 5 Falber, Reuben. Dossier, 1957
730. 9 Farmer, Frances. U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities memorandum and exhibits, 1938-1940
309. 6 Farmer-Labor Party. Pamphlets and leaflets, 1924-1928. Includes Benjamin Gitlow, America for the People!; Charles E. Ruthenberg, The Farmer-Labor United Front Farmers 7 General. Correspondence, reports, circulars and miscellany, 1929-1989. Includes internal Communist International documents; "Agrarian Programme of the CP USA"; "On the Agrarian Program for the Communist Party of the U.S.A."; informant report
730. 10 General (contd.) 11 Pamphlets, 1931-1961. Includes George Anstrom, The American Farmer; George Anstrom, The Government Takes a Hand in the Cotton Patch; John Barnett, Farm-Dollar Blight; John Barnett, The Farmers' Way Out; Charles J. Coe, Farmers in 1944; Charles J. Coe, Food Now or Coffins Later; Jerry Coleman, A Square Deal for the Farmer; Lem Harris, Meat: A National Scandal; Harry Raymond, The Milk Steal; Dave Richards, Milk for Millions; Communist Call to the Toiling Farmers; The Communist Position on the Farmers' Movement; Defense against Radioactive Fallout on the Farm (U.S. Department of Agriculture publication); The Farm Crisis
309. 8 Pamphlets (contd.)
310. 1 Farmers National Committee for Action. Conference proceedings and pamphlets, 1933-1935. Includes Leif Dahl, The Way Out for Milk Producers; John Page, Drouth; Julius Walstad, An American Farmer Sees the Soviet Union; Farmers’ Call to Action; Farmers Plan United Action; Farmers Unite Their Fight
122 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 310 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Fascism 2 General. Letters, notes, reports, clippings, printed articles and miscellany, 1930-1995. Includes Russ Bellant, Old Nazis, the New Right and the Reagan Administration: The Role of Domestic Fascist Networks in the Republican Party and their Effect on U.S. Cold War Politics; International Association for the Advancement of Ethnology and Eugenics memorandum; material on 1944 sedition trial of pro-fascists; Chicago Police Department files
730. 12 General (contd.) 13 Pro-fascist leaflets and bulletins, 1930-1994
310. 3 Pro-fascist leaflets and bulletins (contd.) 4 Anti-fascist leaflets, bulletins and serial issues, 1929-1992, mainly issued by the Communist Party, U.S.A. and associated organizations. Includes Communist Party, U.S.A. internal document and study outline on fascism; issuances of the Chicago Committee to Aid Victims of German Fascism; Anti-Defamation League issuances
730. 14 Anti-fascist leaflets, bulletins and serial issues (contd.)
81. 1 Anti-fascist pamphlets, 1933-1982. Includes Earl Browder, The Meaning of Social-Fascism; Eugene Dennis, The Fascist Danger and How to Combat It; Georgi Dimitrov, Fascism Is War; Francis J. Gorman et al., The Fate of Trade Unions under Fascism; Henry Hoke, Black Mail; Henry Hoke, It’s a Secret; Travis Hoke, Shirts!; Pat McGrady, Fascism in America; Earl Raab, The Anatomy of Nazism; Alexander Ryabov, Shadows from the Past (Soviet publication); John L. Spivak, Pattern for American Fascism; Lowell Wakefield, Hitler's Spy Plot in the U.S.A.; Anti-Nazi Forum; Fascism: Fight It Now; Hate Groups in America; The New Fascist Danger
731. 1-2 Anti-fascist pamphlets (contd.)
310. 5 Fascisti League of North America. Correspondence, notes, memoranda, clippings and membership application forms, 1926-1932. Includes American Vigilant Intelligence Federation correspondence
731. 3 Fast, Howard. Printed articles, 1957-1991
81. 2 Faulk, John Henry. Legal briefs in case of Faulk vs. Aware, Inc. and cross-suit, re damages from blacklisting, and letters, 1964-1976
731. 4-5 Faulk, John Henry (contd.) 123 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 731 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 6 Faymonville, Philip. English translation from Soviet publication, 1977
310. 6 Federal Writers' Project. Deposition by Sonia Volochova, ca. 1937
81. Federated Press 3 Leaflets, 1929-1930 4 Federated Press Labor Letter. Serial issues, 1927
731. 7 Federation for Progress. Circular and report, 1981 8 Federation of American Scientists. Newsletters, 1981- 1982. Includes issues of: F.A.S. Public Interest Report; FAS Countdown 9 Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists and Technicians. Letter and bulletins, 1936-1940
310. 7 Federation of Architects, Engineers, Chemists and Technicians (contd.)
732. 1 Feller, Abraham. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1941-1954 2 Fellowship of Reconciliation. Circulars, leaflets and serial issue (Fellowship), 1984-1989 3 Felsen, Henry. Dossier, ca. 1942 4 Ferber, Edna. Dossier, ca. 1944 5 Ferguson, Herman. Legal briefs re sentencing and printed article, 1982-1989 6 Ferrer, Jose. Dossier, 1951 7 Ferry, Wilbur and Caroline Ferry. Legal settlement with U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, 1979
310. 8 Field, Frederick Vanderbilt. Memoranda, clippings and printed articles, 1928-2000. Mainly collected by the American Security Council. Includes decision in case of United States vs. Field
732. 8-9 Field, Frederick Vanderbilt (contd.) 10 Field, Marshall. Dossier, ca. 1946 11 Field, Noel. Czechoslovak government dossier with English translation, U.S. Department of State dispatches, letters, memoranda and printed articles, 1945-2008
310. 9 Field, Noel (contd.) 10 Fifth Estate. Report and press release, 1974-1975
733. 1 Fifth Estate (contd.) 2 Fight Back! Serial issue, 2000 3 Film and Photo League. Circulars and pamphlet (Harry Alan Potamkin, The Eyes of the Movie), 1934-1940
310. 11 Film and Photo League (contd.)
733. 4 Films for Democracy. Memoranda, ca. 1944 5 Fine, Fred. Memorandum and clipping, 1940
124 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 733 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 6 Finland. Pamphlets, leaflets, bulletins, memoranda and clippings, 1920-1992, mainly Soviet and Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances regarding the Soviet-Finnish War of 1939-1940. Includes Israel Amter, The Truth about Finland; Esko Antola, Campaigns against the New European Peace Movement; Emile Burns, The Soviet Union and Finland; W. P. and Zelda K. Coates, Russia, Finland and the Baltic; Rudy Hanson, What about Finland?; A. S. Hooper, Through Soviet Russia and Soviet Finnish Campaign 1940; S. A. Kataja, Der Terror der Bourgeoisie in Finnland; Otto Kuusinen, Finland Unmasked; Viacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Policy: The Meaning of the War in Finland; I. Salonen, Finland in Hitler's War; Mikhail Semiryaga, The Winter War; I. Sergeyev, The Saga of the Karelo- Finnish Republic; Are the Lights Going Out in Finland?; Is Finland Worth Saving?; The USSR and Finland
310. 12 Finland (contd.) 311. 1 Finland (contd.)
81. 5 Firing Line. Television broadcast transcripts, 1971- 1972
733. 7 Fischer, Louis. Bibliography, 1953
81. Fischer, Ruth 6 General. Letters, printed articles and testimony, 1945-1949 Network (newsletter edited by Fischer). Serial issues 7 1944 8 1945
82. 1 1945 (contd.)
733. 8 1945 (contd.)
82. 2 Russian State Party (newsletter edited by Fischer). Serial issues, 1946
311. 2 Fish, Hamilton. Speeches, correspondence, memoranda, reports, leaflets and clippings, 1924-1944. Includes correspondence with the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and with Roger N. Baldwin; material forwarded to Fish relating to Communist International activities in the U.S., including intercepted Communist International documents. See also United States. Congress. House. Special (Fish) Committee
733. 9-10 Fish, Hamilton (contd.) 11 Fisher, Charles. Dossier, ca. 1947 12 Fisher, Welthy Honsinger. Dossier, 1950 13 Fishermen. List of fishermen in the Communist Party, San Pedro, California, 1937 125 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 733 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 14 Fitzgerald, Albert J. Dossier and clipping, ca. 1946 15 Fitzpatrick, Thomas. Dossier and clipping, 1947 16 Flag desecration. Clippings and U.S. appellate court decision in case of Joyce vs. United States, 1971 17 Flaxer, Abram. Dossier, ca. 1946 18 Fluoridation. Circulars and printed articles, 1957-1958
734. 1 Foley, Martha. Dossier, 1950 2 Foley, Thomas. Dosser, ca. 1944 3 Fonda, Jane. Memoranda, booklet, news summaries and miscellany, 1972-1980. Includes Gary Herman and David Downing, Jane Fonda: All American Anti-Heroine 4 Food stamps. Congressional Record excerpts, 1979 5-6 Foote, Wilder. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1950-1953 7 Ford, James W. Correspondence, 1927-1928. See also Audiovisual File 8-9 Ford Sunday Evening Hour (Radio program). Transcripts of radio broadcasts by W. J. Cameron, 1934-1938
311. Foreign Affairs. Serial issues 3 1948
734. 10 1979
82. 3-4 1987-1989
735. 1 Foreign agents registration. List, speech and report, 1942-1974. Includes U.S. Comptroller General report on “Effectiveness of the Foreign Agents Registration Act of 1938, as Amended, and Its Administration by the Department of Justice” 2 Foreign Policy Association. Report, dinner guest list and printed miscellany, 1929-1960. Includes American Legion report, “The Truth about the Foreign Policy Association” 3 Foreman, Carl. Memorandum, 1960
311. Forgeries. Mainly concerns Soviet forgeries for purposes of propaganda and disinformation. See also Disinformation 4-5 General. Reports, printed articles, clippings and miscellany, 1930-1991. Includes The Lachout "Document": Anatomy of a Forgery
735. 4-6 Forged document reproductions, 1918-1986 7 Forged stamps and currency notes, ca. 1905-1944
736. 1-2 U.S. government internal letters, memoranda and reports relating to and analyzing Soviet forgeries, 1979-1989. Includes U.S. Department of State, U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Information Agency documents 3 “Sino-Soviet Bloc Propaganda Forgeries” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report). Typescript, 1960
126 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 736 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Forgeries (contd.) 4 U.S. government public issuances. Briefings, press releases and publications, 1979-1987, relating to Soviet forgeries. Mainly U.S. Department of State issuances Forgeries of Soviet documents 5 General. Correspondence, memoranda, lists and study, 1946-1985, relating to purported Soviet Politburo documents. Includes Milton Loventhal and Jennifer McDowell, "Soviet Intelligence Material from the German Archives”; Michael Reimann, “Agent in the Politburo”; letters by Bertram D. Wolfe
737. 1 Anti-Soviet Forgeries. Printed copy, 1927
83. 1 Forgeries relating to Germany. Printed articles, correspondence, statements and legal testimony, 1916-2005. Mainly relates to documents cited in the book by Martin Allen, Himmler’s Secret War
737. 2 Forman, Harrison. Dossier, 1952 3 Forum for Marxist-Leninist Struggle. Pamphlet (The National Liberation Movement Today), 1964 4 Foster, William Z. Pamphlets and book review, 1932- 1994. Includes Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Labor’s Own William Z. Foster; Memorandum on Wm. Z. Foster (American Vigilant Intelligence Federation publication); William Z. Foster: 70th Birthday Celebration; typescript book review by Herbert Romerstein
83. 2 Foundation Church of the Millennium. Leaflets, serial issues (Foundation) and printed articles, 1974-1975
737. Foundations 5 General. Reports, speeches, printed articles, pamphlets, leaflets and miscellany, 1952-2005. Includes Benjamin Wham, The Reece Report on Foundations; Undermining America; “Subversion in the Foundations”; New York State legislative report on foundations 6 De Huszar, George B., “Subversive and Un-American Propaganda Activities of Foundations.” Typescript, ca. 1952 7 Directory of Resources for International Cultural and Educational Exchanges (U.S. Information Agency publication). Printed copy, 1992
738. National Better Business Bureau reports, 1953- 1962. Bound volumes 1 A-I 739. 1 J-Y 2 Four Continent Book Corporation. Foreign registration data with U.S. Department of Justice, 1983-1984 127 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 311. Subject File (contd.) Fourth International. See also Oversize File 6 International internal bulletins, 1931-1933
739. 3 Pamphlets, 1934-1948. Includes War and the Fourth International; The Fourth International and the Soviet Union; The Founding Conference of the Fourth International; Manifesto of the Fourth International on the Imperialist War and the Proletarian Revolution; Against Wall Street and the Kremlin 4 International Executive Committee issuances. Pamphlet and serial issues, 1953-1963. Includes In Defence of the Fourth International; issues of: Quatrième Internationale; Fourth International
740. 1 United Secretariat issuances. Pamphlets and serial issues, 1963-1989. Includes The Moscow- Peking Dispute and the Fourth International; Khrushchev’s Downfall; Report of the Fact- Finding Commission of the United Secretariat on the Internal Situation within the International Marxist Group, British Section of the Fourth International; issues of: Africa in Struggle; Inprecor; International Viewpoint International Committee issuances 2 General. Pamphlets and serial issues, 1957- 1986. Includes The 20th Congress (C.P.S.U.) and World Trotskyism; Rebuilding the Fourth International; issues of Fourth International 3 Security and the Fourth International publication series, 1975-1977 4 Fourth International [Posadas] pamphlets, 1963- 1982. Includes Documentos del Partido comunista chino sobre la discussion chino- sovietica; J. Posadas pamphlets: Die entscheidende Funktion…; The Crisis of Capitalism, Eurocommunism…; The Significance of the Report by Agostino Neto; War, Peace, and the Function of the Socialist Countries 5 Movement for a Revolutionary Communist International serial issue (Trotskyist International), 1988 6 Fraenkel, Osmond K. Dossier, 1952 Fraina, Louis (Lewis Corey). Material collected by David Hornstein 7 General. Notes, printed excerpts and clippings, 1920-1994 741. 1 General (contd.) 2 Writings by Fraina, 1942-1953. Includes letters and lengthy prospectus for autobiography 3 Interview transcript of Fraina, 1947 4 Stenographic transcript of Communist Party trial of Fraina, 1920 5 U.S. Department of Justice hearing transcript re Fraina, 1953 128 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 741 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Fraina, Louis (contd.) 6 Letter by Jacob Nosovitsky, 1920 7 Government surveillance of Fraina. Reports and dispatches of the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and Dutch police, 1920-1943. Includes lengthy report on 1920 Communist International conference in Amsterdam and intercepted summary of the conference by Fraina France—Pre-World War II period 8 General. Notes, printed articles, printed excerpts and serial issues, 1930-1970. Includes excerpts from A. Neuberg, L'insurrection armée with English translation
312. 1 General (contd.) 2-3 Pamphlets, 1898-1989. Includes S. Albat et al., Faillite du marxisme? V. L. Burtsev’, Bol’shevikie gangstery v’ Parizh’; G. Duclaux, Propos d'un solitaire: L'affaire Dreyfus; André Ferrat, Lettre ouverte aux membres du Parti Communiste; Ralph Fox, France Faces the Future; Kléber Legay, Un mineur français chez les russes; André Marty, He Sold Out the Workers; Scott Nearing, Stopping a War; Alfred Rosmer and René Modiano, Union sacrée, 1914- 193…; G. Sudeine, Le communisme stalinien en France; Maurice Thorez, The Unity of the French Nation; Charles Vincent, The Popular Front in France; Fred Zeller, The Road for Revolutionary Socialists; Face au Front populaire
742. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
312. France—World War II period. See also Oversize File 4 General. Leaflets, printed articles and printed excerpts, 1940-1989. Includes Parti Communiste Français issuances 5-6 Pamphlets, 1940-1946. Includes Clemens Dutt, The Meaning of the French Trial; Ilya Ehrenburg, The Fall of France Seen through Soviet Eyes; Friedrich Grimm, Allemagne et France; Pierre Laval parle aux français; André Marty, How France Was Betrayed; Paul Moynet, Victory in the Fezzan; Gabriel Péri vous parle; Toward Singing Tomorrows: The Last Testament of Gabriel Péri; Charles Reibel, Pourquoi et comment fut décidée la demande d'armistice; Gaston Richard, The Trial of the Communist Deputies in France; Maurice Thorez, France Today and Tomorrow; Conférence de Marcel Déat; De Gaulle Leads French Resistance; Fighting France!; Notre combat pour la nouvelle France socialiste
742. 3 Pamphlets (contd.)
129 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 313. Subject File (contd.) France—World War II period (contd.) 1 Buchbender, Ortwin and Reinhard Hauschild, Geheimsender gegen Frankreich. Printed copy, 1984 2 Rossi, A., Les communistes français pendant la drole de guerre. Printed copy, 1951 3 Rossi, A., La guerre des papillons. Printed copy, 1954 France—Post-World War II period 4 General. Letter, reports, memoranda, press releases, printed articles, clippings and serial issues, 1946-1998. Includes Joël- François Dumont, "The Peace Movement in France"; material on communism and espionage in France
742. 4-5 General (contd.)
314. 1 Pamphlets, 1946-1983. Includes Jacques Duclos, Faire l’unité!; Jacques Duclos, France Faces Her Destiny; Jacques Duclos, L’unité ouvrière et la lute contre le social-démocratisme; Roger Garaudy, Literature of the Graveyard; Roger Salloch, In Pursuit of Ideology: The French Student Revolt, May/June 1968; Michael J. Sodaro, Moscow and Mitterrand; Jeannette Thorez-Vermeersch, Pour la defense des droits sociaux de la femme et de l’enfant; Maurice Thorez, Pour développer et gagner la bataille de la paix; Maurice Thorez, What Next in France?; Maurice Thorez and Jacques Duclos, Pour l’union communists et socialistes; Neutralisme ou liberté?
743. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 “L’affaire de ‘l’option zero’” (Groupe Renouveau Défense report). Processed, 1987 4 Bulletin d’information sur l’intervention clandestine. Serial issue, 1981 5 Commission de Contrôle des Conditions de Fonctionnement, d’Intervention et de Coordination des Services de Police et de Sécurité Engages dans la Lutte contre le Terrorisme report, 1984 Parti Communiste Francais 6 16th Congress (1961 : Saint-Denis). Proceedings 7 Central Committee Meetings, 1960-1962. Documents (Problèmes du movement communiste international) 8 Central Committee Meeting (1963 : Ivry). Proceedings
744. 1 27th Congress (1990). Resolutions
130 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 314. Subject File (contd.) France—Post-World War II period (contd.) 2 Wolton, Thierry, La France sous influence. Printed copy, 1997
744. 2-3 English translation of above 4 Frank, Charles. Dossier, undated 5-6 Frank, Karl (Paul Hagen). Correspondence, speech, memoranda and printed matter, 1937-1980. Includes memoranda from Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands records with translations; autobiographical data
314. 3 Frank, Karl (contd.) 4 Frankfurter, Felix. American Vigilant Intelligence Federation pamphlet (The Man Behind the Men Behind the President), 1936 5 Franklin, Sylvia. Printed articles, 1977-1983. Includes transcript of testimony
744. 7 Franklin, Sylvia (contd.) 8 Frantz, John M. Dossier, ca. 1944
745. 1 Frederick Douglass Educational Center. Flyers, leaflet and circular, 1952 2 Free School of New York. Course catalogs and clipping, 1965-1967 3 Free Society Group of Chicago. Pamphlet (The World Scene from the Libertarian Point of View), 1951 4 Free World Conference (1943 : Los Angeles). Program
83. 3 Freedom League. Serial issue (Freedom Fighter), 1985
745. Freedomways 5 General. Memoranda and miscellany, 1962-1981
83. Serial issues 4 1966-1967
745. 6 1971 7 1981 8 1982 9 1983 10 Freeman, Frank N. Dossier, ca. 1949 11 Freeman, Joseph. Memoranda, 1944-1948. Includes Communist International and U.S. government memoranda 12 Freemasons. Pamphlets and printed article, 1928-1996. Includes E. Cahill, Freemasonry (Catholic publication); Jay MacEss, Why Blame the Masons? (Catholic publication); Freiheit, Gleichheit, Brüderlichkeit; Die Weltrevolution des Roten Propheten; Northstar Compass conspiratorial article re post-Soviet Russia
314. 6 Friday. Memoranda, ca. 1940-1941. See also Oversize File
746. 1 Friedan, Betty. Printed article, 2003
131 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 746 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 2 Friedman, Morton. Clipping and legal briefs in case of Friedman vs. Schwellenbach et al. re dismissal of Friedman from civil service position for communist sympathies, 1946-1947 3 Friends of Democracy. Circulars, ca. 1941-1943 4 Friends of German Freedom. Bulletin, 1940 5 Friends of National Russia. Pamphlet (P. J. Huxley- Blythe, Betrayal: The Story of Russian Anti- Communism), 1955 Friends of Soviet Russia 6 General. Notes, leaflets, bulletins, reports, press releases and clippings, 1919-1928. Includes reports on the organization by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
314. 7 General (contd.) Soviet Russia (originally published by the Soviet government). Serial issues 8 1919 9 1920
315. 1 1921-1922 2 Soviet Russia Pictorial. Serial issues, 1923-1924 3 Pamphlets, ca. 1922-1929. Includes reports of 1927 International Congress and 1928 Cologne Conference; report of 1929 British workers' delegation to Russia; Russian Trade Unions
746. 7 Friends of the New Germany. Clippings, 1934 Friends of the Soviet Union 8 Issuances. Circulars, flyers, leaflets, printed articles, announcements, press releases and bulletins, 1929-1937 83. 5-7 Issuances (contd.)
315. Soviet Russia Today. Serial issues 4 1932-1939 5 1940-1941
316. 1 Pamphlets, 1930-1942. Includes Meta Berger, I Saw Russia; Nikolai Bukharin, Finance Capital in Papal Robes; Leon Dennen, White Guard Terrorists in the U.S.A.; A. A. Heller, The Decisive Year in the Soviet Union; A. A. Heller, One Hundred Years in Ten; A. A. Heller, One Sixth of the World; A. A. Heller, Who Wants War?; Corliss Lamont, On Understanding Soviet Russia; Corliss Lamont, Socialist Planning in Soviet Russia; Anna Louise Strong, What about Russia?; Continuous Working Week in the Soviet Union; Fifteen Years of the Soviet Union; Forging Ahead; Socialist Competition in the Soviet Union; Soviet "Dumping" and "Forced Labor"; Who Are the Friends of the Soviet Union?; Why Soviet Russia Should Be Recognized
746. 9-10 Pamphlets (contd.) 132 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 83. Subject File (contd.) Friends of the Soviet Union (contd.) Material about the Friends of the Soviet Union 8 Communist Party, U.S.A. press printed articles, 1929-1930 9 Russian archive documents. Reports, memoranda and correspondence, 1937-1941. Includes English translations
746. 11 Anti-communist sources. Reports, correspondence and notes, 1929-1940, mainly by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation. Includes informant reports
84. 1 Anti-communist sources (contd.) 2 Mainstream press printed articles, 1929-1938
747. 1 Frolik, Josef. “The Frolik Defection” (typescript memoir by Frolik), 1974
316. 2 Front. Serial issue, 1931 3 Frontline Political Organization. Serial issues (Frontline), circular and pamphlet (The Transformation of Line of March), 1985-1990
747. 2 Frontline Political Organization (contd.) 3 Fuchs, Klaus. East German party membership record, printed article by Fuchs, press summary and obituary, 1983-1988
316. 4 Fuchs, Klaus (contd.) 5 Fulbright, J. William. Pamphlets and printed article, 1962-1995. Includes James D. Bales, Senator Fulbright's Secret Memorandum; You Are Right, Mr. Senator (East German publication)
747. 4 Fund for New Priorities in America. Circular, 1981 5 Fund for Open Information and Accountability. Circulars and financial report, 1980 6 Fund for Peace. Circulars, statement of purpose, program and clipping, 1971-1974
316. Fund for the Republic 6 General. Printed article and miscellany, 1955- 1956
747. 7 “Report of the Committee on the ‘Communist Record’ to the Fund for the Republic.” Processed, 1953 8 Hofstadter, Samuel H., The Fifth Amendment and the Immunity Act of 1954. Printed copy, 1954
748. 1-2 Bibliography on the Communist Problem in the United States. Printed copy, 1955
749. 1-2 Digest of the Public Record of Communism in the United States. Printed copy, 1955
133 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 750. Subject File (contd.) Fund for the Republic (contd.) 1 Ellsworth, Ralph E. and Sarah M. Harris, “The American Right Wing: A Report to the Fund for the Republic, Inc.” Processed, 1960. Includes revised printed version Material about the Fund for the Republic 2 “The Fulton Lewis Jr. Report on the Fund for the Republic.” Processed, 1955 3 American Legion report (title excised). Processed, ca. 1956 4 “Fund for the Republic” (U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities study). Galleys, ca. 1956 5 “Staff Memorandum on Fund for the Republic” (U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities study). Galleys, ca. 1956 6 Funding Exchange. Printed article, 1989 7 Gailmor, William S. Dossiers and memoranda, ca. 1949. Includes material on Samuel J. Novick 8 Gannett, Lewis. Dossier, ca. 1941 9 Garlin, Sender. Autobiographical data from Communist International files, 1936-1937 10 Garrison, James A. Résumé, 1992 11 Gates, John. Letter to Joseph Starobin and obituary, ca. 1972-1992 12 Gebert, Boleslaw. Autobiographical writing, biographical data, correspondence and printed excerpts, 1948-1966 13 General Strike for Peace. Appeal and New York State Police reports, 1962
316. Generals for Peace and Disarmament 7 General. Pamphlets, statements, press releases and clipping, 1981-1986 8 Generale für den Frieden. Printed copy, 1982
750. 14 George, Harrison. U.S. Department of Justice memoranda, notes, biographical data and printed excerpts, 1942- 1947. Collected by David Hornstein 15 Georgia. Memoranda, pamphlets and news summaries, 1921- 1998. Includes Lavrentii Beriia, Fifteen Years of Soviet Georgia; Julius Braunthal, Vom Kommunismus zum Imperialismus; N. L. Meschtscherjakow, Das Menschewistische Georgien; Sh. A. Meskhia, An Outline of Georgian History
316. 9 Georgia (contd.)
750. 16 Gerard, Tom. Clippings, 1993
134 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 317. Subject File (contd.) German American Bund (Amerikadeutscher Volksbund). See also Kuhn, Fritz 1 Issuances, 1936-1941. Correspondence, leaflets, programs, yearbooks, statement of purpose and printed articles. Includes Camp Siegfried yearbook and anniversary youth group publication
751. Deutscher Weckruf und Beobachter/Free American. Serial issues 1 1935-1936 2 1937 3 1939-1940 4-7 1941
317. 2 Junges Volk (youth group publication). Serial issues, 1937-1941 3 Mailing lists, 1940-1941 4 Registration data for automobiles parked near Deutsches Haus, Los Angeles, 1940-1941 Material about the German American Bund 5 General. Correspondence, informant reports, press releases, membership list, Congressional bills and notes, 1937-1943 6 Clippings and printed articles, 1938-1940
318. 1 German American League for Culture. Pamphlet (Albert Norden, The Thugs of Europe), serial issues (Volksfront) and leaflets, 1935-1943
752. 1 German American Republican League. “Memorandum on Kurt Mertig and the German American Republican League.” Typescript, 1947
84. German Americans 3 General. Correspondence, memoranda, circulars, leaflets, newsletters and programs, 1913-1946. Includes list of Communist Party, U.S.A. German language branches; issuances of Victory Committee of German American Trade Unionists
752. 2 General (contd.) 3-5 Deutsche Zeitung. Serial issues, 1934 German American. Serial issues 6 1942-1943 7-8 1944
753. 1 1944 (contd.) 2-4 1945 5-6 1946
754. 1-2 1947 3-4 1948 5 1949 6 1950 7 1951
135 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 755. Subject File (contd.) German Americans (contd.) German American (contd.) 1 1952 2 1953 3 1954 4 1955 5 1956 6 1957-1958 7 1959-1960 8 1961-1967 9 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1933-1934. Includes issues of: Deutsche Abwehr; Brücke; Neue Deutschland; German Outlook 10 Pamphlets, 1933-1947. Includes Rudolf Brandl, That Good Old Fool, Uncle Sam; F. W. Foerster and T. H. Tetens, Open Letter to the "Loyal Americans of German Descent"; Julius Goebel, Jr., A Political Prophecy of the Forty-eighters in America; Frederick Franklin Schrader, The New Germany under Hitler; Frederick Charles F. Weiss, Germania Delenda Est?; Nazi-Taten und das deutsche Volk; Nazis unter sich/Nazis among Themselves
318. 2 Pamphlets (contd.)
84. Germany—Pre-Nazi period 4 General. Leaflets, flyers, serial issues and printed excerpts, 1923-1987
756. 1 General (contd.) 2-4 Pamphlets, 1917-1997. Includes William Seaman Bainbridge, A Report on Present Conditions in the Ruhr and Rhineland; K. F. Bieligk, Stresemann; Hellmuth Blume, General Ludendorff im Urteil der öffentlichen Meinung; Hugo Hubert Breuer, Das blutige Fiasko der Räte-Republik; Karl Dannenberg, The Revolution in Germany; Georgi Dimitrov et al., Der Septemberaufstand 1923; Martin Esslin, Bertolt Brecht; Louis Fraina, The Social Revolution in Germany; Otto Grotewohl, Dreissig Jahre später; J. Horowitz, Der Toleranzgedanke in der deutschen Literatur zur Zeit Moses Mendelssohns; Icarus, The Wilhelmshaven Revolt; Prince Lichnowsky, My Mission to London, 1912-1914; Erich Ludendorff, Das Marne-Drama; Wolfgang Schneidewin, The Burden of Military Occupation in the Rhineland; Günther Weidauer, General Ludendorff; John W. Wheeler-Bennett, The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and Germany's Eastern Policy; An Appeal to British Fair Play; Farbige Franzosen am Rhein; Die Programme der politischen Parteien Deutschlands; Right and Wrong in the Ruhr Valley; Under the Yoke of Foreign Rule; Die veränderte Welt; Vom Bürgerkrieg; Wie kämpfen wir gegen ein Drittes Reich? 136 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 318. Subject File (contd.) Germany—Pre-Nazi period (contd.) 3-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
319. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) Germany—Pre-World War II socialism 3 General. Leaflets, flyers, printed excerpts and serial issue, ca. 1918-1975
756. 5 General (contd.) 6 Pamphlets, 1891-1931. Includes Eduard Bernstein, Gesellschaftliches und Privat-Eigenthum; P. Garwn, Sowjetdeutschland?; Karl Kautsky, The Class Struggle; Ferdinand Lassalle, Offenes Antwortschreiben; Lassalle’s Open Letter to the National Labor Association of Germany; Karl Liebknecht, Briefe; Wilhelm Liebknecht, No Compromise, No Political Trading; Parvus, Wohin führt die politische Walzregelung der Sozialdemokratie?; William Paul, Karl Liebknecht; Otto Rühle, From the Bourgeois to the Proletarian Revolution; Ernst Toller, Tag des Proletariats; Klara Zetkin, Through Dictatorship to Democracy; Der Mai-Putsch
319. 4-6 Pamphlets (contd.)
320. Germany: Monthly Reports by the Vorstand der Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands. Serial issues 1 1937 2 1938 3 1939 Germany—Pre-World War II communism 4 General. Leaflets, flyers, printed excerpts and English translations of programmatic statements, 1920-ca. 1933
757. 1 General (contd.)
320. Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands internal documents. Correspondence, memoranda and reports in the Institut für Marxismus- Leninismus, much of it relating to clandestine operations. Includes English translations of some documents 5 1920-1928 6 1931-1934 7 1935-1936
757. 2 1937-1942 321. 1 1937-1942 (contd.) 2 Undated 3 Internationale. Serial issues, 1927-1935 4 Agitator. Serial issue, 1931 5 Oktober. Disguised clandestine serial issue, 1931 6 Rote Aufbau. Serial issue, 1931 7 Proletarische Sozialpolitik. Serial issue, 1932 137 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 321 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Pre-World War II communism (contd.) 8 Propagandist. Serial issue, 1932 9 Unsere Zeit. Serial issues, 1933-1935 10 Deutschland-Information. Serial issue, 1938
322. 1-3 Pamphlets, 1921-1935. Includes English translations of some items. Includes Hans Beimler, Four Weeks in the Hands of Hitler's Hell-Hounds; Richard Bürgi, Als deutscher Bauer in Sowjetrussland; Georgi Dimitrov, Die Einheit wird siegen!; Georgi Dimitrov, Rede vor dem Leipziger Gericht; S. Gussew, Die Maitage in Berlin 1929; Fritz Heckert, Ist die Sozialdemokratie noch die soziale Hauptstütze der Bourgeoisie?; Fritz Heckert, Die KPD im illegalen Kampf; Fritz Heckert, What Is Happening in Germany?; Kurt Heinrich, Neue Programme der deutschen Sozialdemokratie; Werner Hirsch, Sozialdemokratische und kommunistische Arbeiter im Konzentrationslager; Paul Levi, Unser Weg; Albert Norden, Krieg im Dunkeln; John Pepper, Warum greift der englische Imperialismus die Sowjetunion an?; Ernst Thälmann, Wie schaffen wir die Rote Einheitsfront?; Der Ausweg aus der Bauernnot; Dimitroff; The Fight for Communism in Germany; German Workers in the Soviet Union; Der Hochverrats-Prozess gegen Heinrich Brandler; Die Partei und der Kommunistische Jugendverband; Taktik und Organisation der revolutionären Offensive; Zehn Jahre Sozialdemokratie
757. 3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4-5 Thälmann, Ernst. Reden und Aufsätze zur Geschichte des deutschen Arbeiterbewegung. Volumes 1-2. Printed copies, 1956-1958
322. 4 Thälmann, Ernst. An Stalin: Briefe aus dem Zuchthaus, 1939 bis 1941. Printed copy, 1996 5 Kommunistische Arbeiter-Partei Deutschlands. Printed program and rules, 1924 6 Roter Frontkämpferbund. Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands internal documents in Institut für Marxismus-Leninismus and pamphlets, 1926-1984 Material about pre-World War II communism in Germany 7 General. Printed articles, printed excerpts and excerpts from East German studies, 1925-1997
323. 1-2 "Der konspirative antimilitarische Kampf des ehemaligen AM-Apparates der KPD" (East German Ministerium für Staatssicherheit study). Typescript, 1975
138 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 323 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Pre-World War II communism (contd.) Material about pre-World War II communism in Germany (contd.) "Zu den Erfahrungen der KPD bei der Erkundung, Entlarvung und Abwehr der geheimen Pläne, Absichten und Machenschaften des Feindes" (East German Ministerium für Staatssicherheit study). Typescript, 1982-1987 3 Chapter 1 4-5 Chapter 2 (re 1919-1923) 6 Chapter 3 (re 1923-1929)
324. 1 Chapter 4 (re 1929-1933) 2-3 Chapter 5 (re 1933-1939) 4-5 Pamphlets, 1929-1979. Includes Henri Barbusse, Do You Know Thaelmann?; Georgi Dimitrov, Dimitroff Accuses; Georgi Dimitrov, The Legal System of German Fascism; Georgi Dimitrov, Save Ernst Thaelmann!; Hermann Dünow, Der Rote Frontkämpferbund; R. Groetz, Ernst Thaelmann; S. Gussew, Die Maitage in Berlin (with English translation); Hans Hübsch, Vorwärts und nicht vergessen: Die Solidarität!; Wilhelm Pieck, Im Kampf um die Arbeitereinheit und die deutsche Volksfront, 1936-1938; Hans Pütz, Dokumente kommunistischer Führerkorruption; Spartakus, German Communists; Oleg Weizmann, Ernst Thälmann in Leningrad; Walter Zeutschel, Im dienst der kommunistischen Terror-Organisation; The Communist Party of Germany Lives and Fights; Ernst Thaelmann, the Leader of the German Workers; Fighting Fascism in the Factories; Kampf um Einheitsfront
758. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 Baumert, Walter. Das Ermittlungsverfahren: Dokumentarischer Roman über Ernst Thälmann. Printed copy, 1985
325. 1 Röhl, Klaus Reiner, Nähe zum Gegner: Kommunisten und Nationalsozialisten im Berliner BVG-Streik von 1932. Printed copy, 1994 2 Weber, Hermann. "Weisse Flecken" in der Geschichte: Die KPD-Opfer der stalinischen Säuberungen und ihre Rehabilitierung. Printed copy, 1990 758. 3 Weber, Hermann and Andreas Herbst, Deutsche Kommunisten: Biographisches Handbuch, 1918 bis 1945. Printed copy, 2004
325. 3 Apropos Margarete Buber-Neumann. Printed copy, 2001 139 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 325 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Pre-World War II communism (contd.) Material about pre-World War II communism in Germany (contd.) 4 Beiträge zur Geschichte der sozialen und ökonomischen Kämpfe der KPD in der Weimarer Republik. Volume I. Printed copy, 1985 5 In der Fängen des NKWD: Deutsche Opfer des stalinistischen Terrors in der UdSSR. Printed copy, 1991
759. 1 Die Märzkämpfe 1921. Printed copy, 1956
326. 1 Der Nachrichtendienst der KPD, 1919-1937. Printed copy, 1993
84. Germany—Nazi period. See also Oversize File Nationalsozialistische deutsche Arbeiter-Partei and associated issuances 5 General. Circulars, flyers, leaflets, certificates, letter, program, book catalogs, miscellaneous serial issues and printed excerpts, 1933-1940 759. 2 General (contd.) 3-6 Geheime Staatspolizei and other German police records of clandestine Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands activities, 1920-1943 (from East German Ministerium für Staatssicherheit files). Includes earlier Weimar-era police records and collected Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands issuances
760. 1-5 Geheime Staatspolizei and other German police records (contd.)
761. 1-5 Geheime Staatspolizei and other German police records (contd.)
762. 1-3 Geheime Staatspolizei and other German police records (contd.)
326. 2-3 Geheime Staatspolizei and other German police records (contd.) 4 Nationalsozialistische Monatshefte. Serial issue, 1930 5 Angriff. Serial issues, 1932 6 Völkischer Beobachter. Serial issues, 1932- 1934
84. Germany and You (published in Berlin for English-language readers). Serial issues 6 1933-1936 7 1937
85. 1 1938 2 1939-1940 140 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 327. Subject File (contd.) Germany—Nazi period (contd.) Nationalsozialistische deutsche Arbeiter-Partei and associated issuances (contd.) Schulungsbrief. Serial issues 1 1934-1937 2 1939-1940 3 1941-1942 4 Stürmer. Serial issues, 1938-1939 5 Deutsche Aufbauhilfe newsletters, 1938 6 Fichte-Bund newsletters (published in English in Hamburg), 1924-1940 7 World-Service newsletters (published in English in Erfurt), 1934-1940. Includes World-Service pamphlets "Bombshell against Christianity!"; The Hidden Hand of Judah 328. Hitler, Adolf. Speeches and pamphlets 1 1933-1934. Includes Germany Declares for Peace; Das junge Deutschland will Arbeit und Frieden and English translation; One Year of National Socialism in Germany 2 1935-1937. Includes Liberty, Art, Nationhood; On National Socialism and World Relations 3 1939. Includes exchange of communications with Franklin D. Roosevelt 4 Miscellaneous. Excerpts from Mein Kampf 5 Goebbels, Josef. Speeches and leaflets, 1935-1939. Includes Communism with the Mask Off; Bolshevism in Theory and Practice; The Truth about Spain; 1939 English-language leaflets
329. 1-4 Pamphlets, 1928-1942. Includes Karl Baumböck, Die Friedenspolitik des Dritten Reiches; Doug Brinkley, Ein Amerikaner sieht das neue Deutschland; Otto Dietrich, National-Socialist Press Policy; Otto Dietrich, Die philosophischen Grundlagen des Nationalsozialismus; Dagobert Dürr, Adolf Hitler; Fritz Edel, German Labour Service; Adolf Ehrt, Bewaffneter Aufstand!; Gottfried Feder, Das Programm der N.S.D.A.P.; Hermann Göring, Appell an das deutsche Volk; H. H. Lammers, Political Leadership in the Third Reich; Karl Megerle, Christianity and the Third Reich; Joachim von Ribbentrop, The Four Years' Plan and World Trade; Alfred Rosenberg, An die Dunkelmänner unserer Zeit; Alfred Rosenberg, Protestantische Rompilger; Hans Heinz Sadila-Mantau, German Political Profiles; 141 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 329 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Nazi period (contd.) Nationalsozialistische deutsche Arbeiter-Partei and associated issuances (contd.) 1-4 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Erich Schinnerer, German Law and Legislation; Edgar von Schmidt- Banli, Adolf Hitler; Bernhard Schwertfeger, Deutschland und Russland; Paul Sommer, Ins Dritte Reich!; Hans Volz, Daten der Geschichte der NSDAP; Dokumente der Zeitgeschichte; Entweder- Oder: Liberalismus oder Nationalsozialismus; Das erste Jahr im Dritten Reich; Der Fall Röhm; German Youth in a Changing World; Ein Kampf um Deutschland; Looking East; Spione, Verräter, Saboteure; Unter der Knute der Plutokratie
330. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
762. 4-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
763. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2-3 Kampf um’s Dritte Reich: Historische Bilderfolge. Printed copies, 1933 4 Lohe, Werner A., “Roosevelt-America.” Processed, 1939
330. 3 Mailing list for German propaganda publications to addresses in California, 1940 Jews and antisemitism 4 General. Pamphlets, leaflet, serial issues and printed articles, 1933-1992. Includes Dr. Custos, Judas macht Deutschlands tod!; Elieser L. Ehrmann, Arbeitsplan für Omerzeit und Schawuot; Rudolph H. Gerber, Under the Swastika; Juden stellen sich vor; Der Staatsfeind; issues of: Illustrierte Film-Kurier; Jüdische Rundschau; Die Reichskristallnacht
763. 5 General (contd.) 6 Weinreich, Max, Hitler’s Professors: The Part of Scholarship in Germany’s Crimes against the Jewish People. Printed copy, 1946
764. 1 Weltkampf: Die Judenfrage in Geschichte und Gegenwart. Serial issue, 1943
142 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 764 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Nazi period (contd.) 2 German exile issuances. Letters, pamphlets, serial issues and miscellany, 1933-1937. Includes Brains behind Barbed Wire!; Hitler fordert Kolonien; Women and Children under the Swastika; disguised clandestine anti-Nazi joke books; issues of: Deutsche Revolution; Gegen- Angriff; Nachrichten des Auslandsbüros "Neu Beginnen"
330. 5 German exile issuances (contd.)
331. 1 Soviet and other communist pamphlets, 1933-1935. Includes Osip Piatnitskii, The Present Situation in Germany; Aus Hitlers Konzentrationslagern; Germany: Hitler or Lenin; Germany: Hitler and the Trade Unions; Hitler against the World, the World against Hitler 2 Anti-Nazi organization issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets and serial issues (Germany To-Day), 1934-1939. Includes Josephine Herbst, Behind the Swastika; A. P. Mayville, The Nazi Bible of Hate and Germany Today; Lawrence B. Simpson, The "Blessings" of Fascism; Hitler a Menace to World Peace: Addresses and Messages Delivered at the Peace and Democracy Rally at Madison Square Garden; Hitler Terror in 1935; Who Burned the Reichstag?; Women under Hitler Fascism
764. 3 Anti-Nazi organization issuances (contd.) 4-5 Pamphlets, 1932-1992. Includes Everett R. Clinchy, The Strange Case of Herr Hitler; John C. DeWilde, Building the Third Reich; Kurt van Emsen, Adolf Hitler und die Kommenden; Joseph Freeman, The Background of German Fascism; John Heartfield, Krieg im Frieden; George Hicks, Hitler Means War; Henry Smith Leiper, The Church-State Struggle in Germany; Siegfried Lipschitz, Swastika over Germany; Frank Pease, What I Learned in Nazi Germany; Anna Rochester, Farmers in Nazi Germany; Shepard Stone, Shadow over Europe; Five Years of Hitler; Beware Lest the Nightmare Recur (East German publication); In Remembrance of the Victims of the Nazi Pogrom of 9 November 1938 (East German publication)
765. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
331. 3-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
765. 2 Constantine, Murray, Swastika Night. Printed copy, 1940
143 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 765 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Nazi period (contd.) 3-4 Kipp, Bruce Eric, Reichpaper: A Guide to Civil and Paramilitary Identification and Membership Documents of the Third Reich (2 volumes). Printed copy, 1995 5 Kleist, Peter, Auch du warst dabei. Printed copy, 1952
766. 1 National Socialism: Basic Principles, their Application by the Nazi Party’s Foreign Organization, and the Use of Germans Abroad for Nazi Aims (U.S. Department of State publication). Printed copy, 1943 2 Mihalka, Michael, “German Strategic Deception in the 1930s” (Rand Corporation study). Typescript, 1980 3 Sergeev, F., “Secret Nazi Intelligence Operations, 1933-1945.” Galleys, 1991 4 Wehner, Herbert, “Untergrundnotizen von KP zur SPD.” Processed, 1946
331. 5 Miscellany. Letters, memoranda, serial issues (Völkerbund), printed articles, printed excerpts, atlas and miscellany, 1934-2001. Includes 1939 British diplomatic dispatch re Adolf Hitler
85. Germany—World War II period 3-4 General. Pamphlets, printed articles and miscellany, 1939-2001. Includes Marian Hemar, Adolf the Great; J. G. Siebert, The Remaking of German Youth; W. A. Sinclair, The Voice of the Nazi; Rennie Smith, Peace Verboten; Otto Strasser, The Gangsters around Hitler; Freedom Calling; photocopy of unidentified letter; memorandum of 1945 discussion of German question by Ivan Maisky and Averell Harriman
767. 1 General (contd.)
332. 1 Soviet and other Communist issuances. Pamphlets and other printed matter, 1942-1989. Includes Alexander Blank, The Politics and Ideology of German Fascism; Ernst Henry, The Anti-Man; Paul Merker, Whither Germany; IG Farben Auschwitz Experimente; Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands leaflets and pamphlet, Destroy Hitler! Free Germany!
144 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 332 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—World War II period (contd.) Resistance movement. See also Rote Kapelle; Oversize File 2-3 General. Pamphlets and leaflets, 1942-1990. Includes “Problems of the German Anti- Fascist Resistance, 1933-1945” (British Communist Party History Group study); Wilhelm Eildermann, Die Antifaschule; Hans Kahle, They Plotted against Hitler; Franz Reuter, Der 20. Juli; Otto Strasser, "Free Germany against Hitler"; Damals in Sachsenhausen; Dokumente des Widerstandes; Helden des Widerstandskampfes gegen Faschismus und Krieg; Widerstandsgruppe Schulze- Boysen/Harnack; Widerstandsgruppe “Vereinigte Kletter-Abteilung”; The Signs of Awakening: German Underground Speaks; Frauen im Widerstandskampf gegen Krieg und Faschismus; Junge Helden des antifaschistischen Widerstandskampfes in Deutschland; postwar East German leaflets
767. 2-3 General (contd.)
768. 1 Det antifaschistische Widerstandskampf der KPD im Spiegel des Flugblattes, 1933-1945 (East German portfolio publication), 1978. Printed copy
332. 4 Erkämpft das Menschenrecht (East German publication). Printed copy, 1958
333. 1-2 Zur Geschichte der deutschen antifaschistischen Widerstandsbewegung, 1933-1945 (East German publication; 2 editions). Printed copies, 1957-1958 Nationalkomitee Freies Deutschland 3 General. Pamphlets, serial issues (Freies Deutschland), printed articles and flyers, 1943-1997. Includes Free Germans in the French Maquis; What Will Happen with Germany? 768. 2 General (contd.)
333. 4 Weinert, Ernst, Das Nationalkomitee Freies Deutschland. Printed copy, 1957 5 Deutsche, wohin? Protokoll der Gründungs- Versammlung des National-Komitees Freies Deutschland und des Bundes Deutscher Offiziere. Printed copy, 1944 6 Das Nationalkomitee Freies Deutschland und der Bund Deutscher Offiziere. Printed copy, 1995
334. 1 Sie kämpften für Deutschland (East German publication). Printed copy, 1959 145 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 334 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Post-World War II occupation and unification question 2-3 General. Pamphlets, bulletins, printed articles, leaflets and miscellany, 1944-1996. Includes Ruud van Dijk, "The 1952 Stalin Note Debate: Myth or Missed Opportunity for German Unification?"; "German Youth on New Paths"; Karl Brandt, Is There Still a Chance for Germany?; Samuel Grafton, Let Germany Earn the Peace; George S. Wheeler, Who Split Germany?; Confuse and Control: Soviet Techniques in Germany; Documents on German Unity; The Martyrdom of Silesian Priests, 1945-46; Relations between the Two States in Germany; U.S. Army leaflets for occupation troops
768. 3 General (contd.)
769. 1-2 General (contd.) 3 Pauley, Edwin W. and Isador Lubin, “Report on German Reparations to the President of the United States.” Typescript, 1945 4 Soviet and other Communist issuances. Pamphlets and miscellany, 1944-1961. Includes Herbert Aptheker, The German Question; Karl Bittel, Die Feinde der deutschen Nation; V. J. Jerome, The Treatment of Defeated Germany; Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Policy on Germany; Albert Norden, Poisoned Weapon against Peace and Socialism; Paul Richards, Spotlight on Germany; V. D. Sokolovskii, Demilitarisation and Democratisation of Germany; Soviet Proposals on Germany and Berlin; The Soviet Union and the Question of the Unity of Germany and of the German Peace Treaty
334. 4-5 Soviet and other Communist issuances (contd.)
770. Germany—Berlin question 1-2 General. Pamphlets, studies and miscellany, 1948- 2001. Includes Hope M. Harrison, “Ulbricht and the Concrete ‘Rose’: New Archival Evidence of Soviet-East German Relations and the Berlin Crisis, 1958-1961”; Vladislav M. Zubok, “Khrushchev and the Berlin Crisis, 1958-1962”; Armin Mitter, Brennpunkt 13. August 1961: Von der inneren Krise zum Mauerbau; The Berlin Crisis; The Berlin Wall; East Berlin; Österliche Untergrundarbeit gegen Westberlin
146 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 770 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany—Berlin question (contd.) 3-5 Soviet and other Communist issuances. Pamphlets and miscellany, 1948-1986. Includes proceedings of conferences of the Sozialistische Einheitspartei Westberlin; Joseph Clark, What’s Behind the Berlin Crisis; Yu. Rzhevsky, West Berlin; Hechos acerca de Berlin Occidental; The Problem of West Berlin and Solutions Proposed by the Government of the German Democratic Republic; The Soviet Union and the Berlin Question
85. 5 Germany—Reunification period. Studies, pamphlets, serial issues, printed articles and miscellany, 1990- 2009. Includes Gerhard Fricke, "Die internationale Zusammenarbeit deutscher Rechtsextremisten"; “German Hegemony in Europe: A Look into the Future”; “The German Neo-Nazis”; Partei des Demokratischen Sozialismus program and campaign literature
771. 1-2 Germany—Reunification period (contd.) Germany (East) 3 General. Bulletins, printed articles and miscellany, 1953-2005
335. 1 General (contd.) 2-3 Serial issues, 1962-1988. Includes issues of: Einheit; FDGB Review; German Foreign Policy; Kontakt; New German Critique
771. 4 Serial issues (contd.) 5-6 Pamphlets, 1946-1989. Includes Felix Albin, The Socialist Unity Party of Germany; Otto John, Ich wählte Deutschland; Catalogue of Injustice; East Germany under Soviet Control; Juni 53; The Luther Quincentenary in the German Democratic Republic; Der 17. Juni; Unsere Presse; What Dr. John Really Said 335. 4-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
772. 1 Studies, 1952-1994. Includes Richard Conrad, “Communist Control of Religion: A Sociological Case Study of the Protestant Church in East Germany”; Christian F. Ostermann, “The United States, the East German Uprising of 1953, and the Limits of Rollback”; “Soviet Operation of Uranium Mines in Eastern Germany” 2 Gotsche, Otto, Unser kleiner Trompeter. Printed copy, 1961 3 Heym, Stefan, Nach ruf. Printed copy, 1988
773. 1 Norden, Albert, Der Mensch im Mittelpunkt: Ausgewählte Aufsätze und Reden, 1971-1979. Printed copy, 1979 2 Norden, Albert, So warden Kriege gemacht! Über Hintergründe und Technik der Aggression. Printed copy, 1950 147 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 773 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany (East) (contd.) 3 Nowak, Claus, Peridorm. Printed copy, 1989
336. 1 Aus dem Kampf der deutschen Arbeiterklasse zur Verteidigung und Unterstützung der Revolution in China. Printed copy, 1989
773. 4 Auskünfte über Ruth Werner. Printed copy, 1982 5 Conspiracy against Europe: The Paris Agreements—A War Plot. Printed copy, 1955
774. 1 Im Dienste der Partei: Handbuch der bewaffneten Organe der DDR. Printed copy, 1998
85. 6 Internationale Leipziger Dokumentar- und Kurzfilmwoche für Kino und Fernsehen (XII : 1969 : Leipzig). Proceedings
336. 2 Die Militär- und Sicherheitspolitik der SED, 1945 bis 1988. Printed copy, 1988 3 Namen und Daten: Wichtiger Personen der DDR. Printed copy, 1987
774. 2 Unmenschlichkeit als System. Printed copy, 1957
337. 1 Wer ist Wer in der SBZ? Printed copy, 1958
774. East German issuances 3 Bulletins, 1971-1990 Prisma. Serial issues 4 1984-1985
775. 1 1986 2 1987 3 1989 4 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1985-1987 5 Pamphlets, 1958-1989. Includes Hans Beyer, Der Antikommunismus: Wesen, Formen und Funktionen; Werner Flach, Reagan auf Kreuzzug; Wolfram Neubert and Kurt Voigtländer, Probleme der nationalen Frage in Deutschland; From Bandung to Conakry and Cairo: Documentation of the Foreign Policy of the German Democratic Republic; The GDR: A Staunch Ally of the Emergent Countries; speeches of Erich Honecker and Walter Ulbricht
776. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
777. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2-4 Militärverlag der Deutschen Demokratischen Republik publications. Booklets, pamphlets and catalog, 1974-1989. Includes Harri Czepuck, Koalition für den Frieden; Claus Hammel, Überlegungen zu Feliks D.; Kurt Rückmann, Die geheimen Regisseure 148 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 777 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany (East) (contd.) Sozialistische Einheitspartei Deutschlands issuances 5 General. Bulletins and miscellany, 1956- 1989. Includes issues of: Aus der internationalen Arbeiterbewegung; Neuer Weg 6 5th Congress (1958 : Berlin). Report 7 6th Congress (1963 : Berlin). Party program
778. 1-3 8th Congress (1971 : Berlin). Proceedings 4 9th Congress (1976 : Berlin). Party program and statutes 5 10th Congress (1981 : Berlin). Report by Erich Honecker and study guide on resolutions of the congress 6 Central Committee Meeting (1984). Proceedings
779. 1 11th Congress (1986 : Berlin). Declaration, economic directives and report by Erich Honecker on implementation of resolutions 2 Pamphlets, 1963-1987. Includes Die weiteren Aufgaben der politischen Massenarbeit der Partei; Zur Arbeitsweise der Grundorganisationen der SED und ihrer Leitungen; speeches by Erich Honecker and Walter Ulbricht 3-4 Internal study guides, 1984-1989. Includes study guides on world revolutionary process and on the Leninist theory of imperialism 5 Relations with Communist Party, U.S.A. Letters and memoranda, 1962-1968. Includes letters by Morris Childs, Gerhart Eisler and Gus Hall; SED memoranda of meetings with American party leaders
85. 7 Former Nazis. Pamphlet (Ehemalige Nationalsozialisten in Pankows Diensten) with updated editions and English translation (Ex- Nazis in the Service of the German Democratic Republic), letter and miscellany, ca. 1960-1973
780. 1 Former Nazis (contd.) Peace movement 2 General. Bulletins, press releases, circulars and press summaries, 1971-1989. Includes issuances of the Peace Council (Friedensrat) of the GDR
86. 1 General (contd.)
149 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 780. Subject File (contd.) Germany (East) (contd.) Peace movement (contd.) 3-6 Pamphlets, 1961-1988. Includes Erich Honecker, Let Us Make an All-Out Effort to Save Peace; Antirassismus, Antiimperialismus; Marxisten und Christen wirken gemeinsam für Frieden und Humanismus; Peace: Utopia, Reality or Challenge?; Peace Chronicle; The Peace Movement in the GDR; Political Détente and the Arms Race; issuances and proceedings of meetings of the Peace Council (Friedensrat) of the GDR
781. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
337. 2 Pamphlets (contd.)
781. Political prisoners 2 General. Press summaries and miscellany, 1978-1984 3 Pamphlets, 1951-1997. Includes The Case of Rudolf Bahro; Handbuch für Kriminalisten; The Story of a Group of Young Men in the Soviet Zone of Germany
337. 3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4 Pritzkow, Walter, NKWD Sonderlager nr. 7 Sachsenhausen. Printed copy, 1994 5 "Feindliche Elemente sind in Gewahrsam zu halten": Die sowjetlichen Speziallager nr. 8 und nr. 10 in Torgau, 1945-1948. Printed copy, 1997 6 Das Torgau-Tabu: Wehrmachtstrafsystem NKWD- Speziallager DDR-Strafvollzug. Printed copy, 1998
338. 1 "Die Vergangenheit lässt uns nicht los": Haftbedingungen politischer Gefangener in der SBZ/DDR und deren gesundheitliche Folgen. Printed copy, 1997
86. 2 Youth. Pamphlets, congress and festival reports, and miscellany, 1962-1985. Includes Siegfried Dübel, Die Situation der Jugend im kommunistischen Herrschaftssystem der Sowietischen Besatzungszone Deutschlands
781. 4 Youth (contd.)
150 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 781 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany (East) (contd.) Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (Stasi) 5-6 General. Press releases, printed articles, printed excerpts, translations, memoranda, studies and miscellany, 1969- 2009. Includes Jefferson Adams, “Declassification: Perils and Prospects”; Norman M. Naimark, “’To Know Everything and to Report Everything Worth Knowing’: Building the East German Police State, 1945-1949”
338. 2 General (contd.)
86. 3 "Studienmaterial zur Geschichte des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit: Teil 1" (ministry internal document), 1980 4 Selected records from ministry archives, 1950-1989
782. 1-5 Selected records from ministry archives (contd.)
783. 1-5 Selected records from ministry archives (contd.)
784. 1-7 Selected records from ministry archives (contd.)
785. 1 Selected records from ministry archives (contd.)
338. 3 Service file of Erich Jamin 4 Service file of Richard Stahlmann
86. 5 Circulars and lists prepared by the ministry of organizations and persons associated with the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, ca. 1985 6-7 Bundesgerichtshof indictments of Rolf Günter Wagenbreth, Wolfgang Albert Mutz, Rolf Otto Herbert Rabe and Bernd Werner Michels, 1993
338. 5 Bundesbeauftragte für die Unterlagen des Staatssicherheitsdienstes der ehemaligen DDR second activity report, 1995 6 Schlomann, F. W., "Mittel und Ziele der DDR- Spionage gegen die Bundesrepublik Deutschland." Typescript, 1990 7 Fricke, Karl Wilhelm, Die DDR- Staatssicherheit. Printed copy, 1989
151 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 785. Subject File (contd.) Germany (East) (contd.) Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (contd.) 2 Bohnsack, Günter and Herbert Brehmer, Auftrag: Irreführung: Wie die Stasi Politik im Westen machte. Printed copy, 1992 3 Translation of above (“Mission: Deception: How the East German State Security Service Played Politics in the West”) 4 Inoffizielle Mitarbeiter des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit: Richtlinien und Durchführungsbestimmungen. Printed copy, 1996
786. 1 Das Wörterbuch der Staatssicherheit: Definitionen zur “politish-operativen Arbeit.” Printed copy, 1996 2 Pamphlets, 1957-2003. Includes Peter Herz, Berlin-Lichtenberg Normannenstrasse 22; Anatomie der Staatssicherheit; Wegweiser durch die Ausstellungen im Haus 1
338. 8 Pamphlets (contd.)
87. 1 Solidaritätskomitee. Press releases, bulletins, pamphlets and calendars, 1978-1990. Includes Antiimperialistische Solidarität stärkt die Kampffront für den Frieden; Karl Marx and International Solidarity
786. 3 Solidaritätskomitee (contd.) Germany (West) 4-5 General. Pamphlets, press releases, serial issues, studies, printed articles and miscellany, 1945-2003. Includes “Soviet Public Diplomacy toward the Federal Republic of Germany under Gorbachev”; Willy Brandt, A Policy for Germany; Otto Grotewohl, Wo stehen wir, sohin gehen wir; Margrit and John Pittman, Sense and Nonsense about Berlin; Geheimdokument des Komitees von Santa Fe; Peace through the Soviets?; Remembering Willy Brandt; Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands party program
787. 1 General (contd.)
339. 1-2 General (contd.)
787. Communism Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands outlawry trial, 1955-1956 2-3 Proceedings
788. 1 Proceedings (contd.)
152 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 788 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany (West) (contd.) Communism (contd.) Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands outlawry trial (contd.) 2-4 East German reprint of selected portions and commentary
789. 1-3 English translation of selected portions and commentary
339. Kommunistische Partei Deutschlands underground issuances 3 General, 1963-1964. Mainly trade union issuances 4 Wissen und Tat. Serial issues, 1964 Deutsche Kommunistische Partei issuances 5 Printed issuances. Party program, pamphlet and meeting summaries, 1975-1988
789. 4 Congress (1978 : Mannheim). Proceedings
790. 1 Internal documents, 1987-1989 2 Material about West German communism. Pamphlets and miscellany, 1946-1987. Includes Helmut Bärwald, Die DKP und ihre Hilfsgruppen; Klaus Rosen, Die kommunistischen Untergrundarbeit in den Betrieben und Gewerkschaften; Moskaus getarnte Helfer 3 Espionage. U.S. military and Department of Defense reports, circulars and press summaries, 1946-1990 4-5 Former Nazis and neo-Nazis. Pamphlets, reports and miscellany, 1950-1989. Includes Christopher Emmet and Norbert Muhlen, The Vanishing Swastika; Moses Miller, Nazis Preferred; Ivor Montagu, Germany’s New Nazis; D. N. Pritt, Neo-Nazis; Ernst Lemmer; Die Unverbesserlichen
339. 6 Former Nazis and neo-Nazis (contd.)
791. 1 Human rights. Pamphlets, 1954-1987. Includes Otto Elle, Polizeiterror über Westdeutschland; Hugh Latham, The West German Face of McCarthyism; The Anti-Semitic and Nazi Incidents; Human Rights West Berlin Style; White Paper on the Human Rights Situation in Germany and of the Germans in Eastern Europe
87. 2 Human rights (contd.)
153 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 87 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Germany (West) (contd.) 3 Peace movement. Pamphlets, serial issues, circulars, press summaries and printed articles, 1961-1991. Includes Kim R. Holmes, The West German Peace Movement and the National Question; Thomas Leif, Die professionelle Bewegung; Der Griff nach der Bombe; Stoppt die Neutronen-bombe!
791. 2-3 Peace movement (contd.) Radicalism 4 General. Pamphlets, serial issues and miscellany, 1981-1991. Includes Das kleine Rotbuch; issues of: Pogrom; Radikal 5 Foner, Philip S. and Reinhold Schultz, Das andere Amerika: Geschichte, Kunst und Kultur der amerikanischer Arbeiterbewegung. Printed copy, 1983
340. 1-2 Rearmament. Pamphlets, circulars, press summaries and miscellany, 1947-1990. Includes Hans Matthias Kepplinger, “Die Darstellung des Rustungswettlaufes zwischen Warschauer Pakt und NATO von 1960-1981 im Spiegel”; Charles R. Allen, Jr., German Hand on the Nuclear Trigger; Ernst Henry, The Strategy of Revenge; Arthur D. Kahn, Bonus for Murder; Ludwig Schulte, Trumpf der Verteidigung; Johannes Steel, Will the Marshall Plan Re-Nazify Germany?; The Bonn- Pretoria Alliance; Bonn’s Nuclear Arms Pool; The Neo-Colonialism of the West German Federal Republic; Tatsachen über Westberlin; West Germany Prepares War of Revenge; White Book on the Aggressive Policy of the West German Federal Republic
792. 1-3 Rearmament (contd.) Terrorism. Includes material on Rote Armee Fraktion (Baader-Meinhof Gang) 4 General. Memoranda, pamphlets, printed excerpts and press summaries, 1976-1990. Includes New York State Police report
793. 1 Bundeskriminalamt Wiesbaden dossiers of wanted international terrorist suspects, 1977 2 Bundesinnenministerium annual security reports, 1973-1974 3 Ghana. Pamphlets, 1966-1982. Includes B. A. Bentum, Trade Unions in Chains; Duplicité de Nkrumah sur l’Afrique; Nkrumah’s Subversion in Africa
340. 3 Ghana (contd.)
154 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 340 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Gibarti, Louis (Louis Dobos) 4 General. Correspondence, memoranda, notes, biographical data and interview transcript, 1929-1989. Includes U.S. Department of State and Workers International Relief correspondence
793. 4-7 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1941-1967
794. 1-5 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.) 6 Girl Scouts. Printed article, 1960 7 Gitlow, Benjamin. Letter, notes, speech, press release, clippings and printed articles, 1925-1951. Mainly assembled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
340. 5 Gitlow, Benjamin (contd.)
794. 8 Global Exchange. Circular and correspondence, 1990 9 Global Forum on Environment and Development for Survival (1990 : Moscow). Program, circular and prospectus 10 Goff, Kenneth. Correspondence, clippings and flyers, 1948-1966. Collected by the American Security Council. Includes pamphlet by Goff, Confessions of Stalin’s Agent
87. 4 Gold, Harry. Deposition by Gold, 1950
795. 1 Goldberger, Sandor (J. Peters). Biographical data from Communist International files, 1933-1947. Includes undated conference paper by Thomas Sakmyster 2 Goldman, Emma. Legal brief in case of Goldman and Berkman vs. United States, 1917
340. Goleniewski, Michal (Aleksei Romanov) 6 Letters, telegrams and circulars by Goleniewski, 1965-1974
341. 1 Letters, notes, memoranda, legal documents and printed articles about Goleniewski, 1951-2009
795. 3 Golitsyn, Anatolii. Printed notice, undated 4 Gollancz, Victor. Printed article and printed excerpts, 1942-1987
87. 5 Goodlett, Carlton B. Dossiers and speech by Larry McDonald, ca. 1960-ca. 1977
795. 5 Goodman, Ernest. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1975 6 Goodwill Games (1986 : Moscow). Press releases
155 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 795 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Gorbachev, Mikhail Speeches and writings by Gorbachev. Mainly speeches published as pamphlets in English translation. Includes interviews and press conferences 7 1984-1985 8-9 1986. Includes press conferences re Reykjavik nuclear arms negotiations 10 1987
796. 1 1987 (contd.) 2-3 1988 4-5 1989
797. 1-2 1989 (contd.) 3 1990 4 1992 Material about Gorbachev 5 General. Printed articles and reports, 1985-1993 6 Summit meeting between Gorbachev and President George H. W. Bush, 1990. Press kit
798. 1 Wraga, Natalie Grant, “The New Way of Thinking.” Typescripts (2 versions), ca. 1988 2 Pamphlets, 1988-1989. Includes Francoise Thom and David Regan, Glasnost, Gorbachev and Lenin; Walter Oleksy, Mikhail Gorbachev; Un autre Gorbachev 3 Gorkin, Julian. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1944 4 Gorky, Maxim. Pamphlets, leaflet and clippings, 1928- 1944. Includes Maxim Gorky, To American Intellectuals; A. Roskin, The Life of Maxim Gorky; Vladimir Yermilov, Gorky
341. 2 Gorky, Maxim (contd.) 3 Gouzenko, Igor. Pamphlet, printed articles, clippings and printed excerpts, 1954-2006. Includes Andrew Kavchak, Remembering Gouzenko: The Struggle to Honour a Cold War Hero
798. 5 Gouzenko, Igor (contd.) 6 Granich, Max. Report, 1936 7 Gray Panthers. Press releases and leaflets, 1987
341. 4 Great Books Foundation. Letter and memorandum, 1955 5 Great Britain—Civil rights. Pamphlets, bulletins (State Research), letter and miscellany, 1934-1979. Includes R. J. Spector, Freedom for the Forces; W. H. Thompson, Civil Liberties; Angela Tuckett, Civil Liberty and the Industrial Worker
798. 8 Great Britain—Civil rights (contd.)
156 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 341. Subject File (contd.) Great Britain—Communism Communist Party of Great Britain pre-World War II issuances 6 7th Congress (1925). Proceedings 7 11th Congress (1929). Resolutions 8 12th Congress (1932). Resolutions 9 13th Congress (1935). Resolution 10 14th Congress (1937). Proceedings 11 15th Congress (1938). Proceedings 12 Young Communist League 11th Conference (1939). Proceedings 13 Communist Review. Serial issues, 1923-1934
798. 9 Communist Review (contd.) 10 Communist. Serial issues, 1928 11 Labour Monthly. Serial issues, 1926-1938
342. 1 Labour Monthly (contd.)
87. 6 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1920-1935. Includes issues of: Communist; Party Organiser; Workers' Dreadnought
342. 2-4 Pamphlets, 1920-1939. Includes T. Bell, Heading for War!; J. R. Campbell, My Case; J. R. Campbell, Questions and Answers on Communism; R. Palme Dutt, Empire "Socialism"; R. Palme Dutt, Marxism after Fifty Years; William Gallacher, The Communist Party on Trial; Arthur Horner, Towards a Popular Front; Lenin on the I.L.P.; J. T. Murphy, The Political Meaning of the Great Strike; William Paul, The Path to Power; Harry Pollitt, The Communist Party on Trial; Harry Pollitt, The Road to Victory; Harry Pollitt, Will It Be War?; Class against Class; Communism Is Commonsense; Hitler's Friends in Britain; Orders from Moscow?; The Reds and the General Strike; Russia Today; Russia's Socialist Triumph; United We Stand; The Unity Campaign
798. 12 Pamphlets (contd.)
342. Communist Party of Great Britain World War II issuances, September 1939-June 1941 5 General. Draft program for 16th Congress (postponed); flyer of September 2, 1939 supporting war effort; press release, 1941 6 Serial issues, 1939-1941. Includes issues of: Labour Monthly; Party Organiser
157 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 87. Subject File (contd.) Great Britain—Communism (contd.) Communist Party of Great Britain World War II issuances, September 1939-June 1941 (contd.) 87. 7-8 Pamphlets, 1939-1941. Includes Harry Adams, Why Britain Needs a People's Government; R. Palme Dutt, We Fight for Life; R. Palme Dutt, Why This War?; Gabriel, "We're In the Army Now!"; William Gallacher, The War and the Workers; James Johnson, The Men Behind the War; Ivor Montagu, The Federal Union Myth; Harry Pollitt, How to Win the War; D. N. Pritt, Forward to a People's Government; W. J. R. Squance, The People's Convention Movement; Edgar P. Young, A People's Peace; Another Lie Nailed: Pritt-Attlee Letters; The Case of the Daily Worker; The Daily Worker and the War; How to Defend Yourself; Trade Unions and the War
342. Communist Party of Great Britain World War II issuances, June 1941-1945 7 National Conference (1942). Decisions 8 16th Congress (1943). Agenda and resolutions 343. 1 17th Congress (1944). Proceedings 2 18th Congress (1945). Proceedings
88. 1 Young Communist League 12th Congress (1943). Proceedings 2 Pamphlets and leaflets, 1941-1945. Includes William Rust, Russia and the Daily Worker; D. N. Pritt, Grigg, Goebbels and Pte. Smith; The Communist Party and the Labour Party; Service for Victory; The Communist Party: Its Theory and Practice; William Gallacher, Anti- Semitism; Organising for Victory in 1943; Betty Reid, Why Britain Needs a Strong Labour Movement; Ben Bradley, India's Famine; Harry Pollitt, Miners' Target; Arthur L. Horner, Coal and the Nation; Men and Ships; Communist Policy; Sharpening Our Weapons; Organising for Offensive Action; Memorandum on the Beveridge Report; Invade Now in the West; Communist Party and Labour Party: Letters on Affiliation; Daily Worker in the Fight for Victory; Harry Pollitt, Where Does Britain Stand?; Keep Mosley in Prison; Unity and Victory; Trade Union Policy in the War against Fascism; This Is the Enemy; R. Palme Dutt, Britain Today and Tomorrow; John Mahon, Hitler's Agents Exposed!; R. Palme Dutt, Hitler's Death Sentence; British Agriculture 1943; Ted Bramley, Communism and Education; 158 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 88 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Great Britain—Communism (contd.) Communist Party of Great Britain World War II issuances, June 1941-1945 (contd.) 2 (contd.) Pamphlets and leaflets (contd.) Reginald Bishop, Russia's Enemies in Britain; D. N. Pritt, The Mosley Case; D. N. Pritt, Revolt in Europe; D. N. Pritt, The U.S.S.R. Our Ally; The Colonies; Enquire within on the U.S.S.R.; Improve Our Party Organisation; Organisation for Victory; Party Organisation and the Invasion; Tune Up Our Organisation; The War Comes First 343. 3-4 Pamphlets and leaflets (contd.)
798. 13 Pamphlets and leaflets (contd.)
343. Communist Party of Great Britain post-World War II issuances, 1946-1991 5 Conference of the Communist Parties of the British Empire (1947). Reports 6 20th Congress (1948). Report 7 Young Communist League 16th Congress (1949). Report 8 22nd Congress (1952). Report 9 2nd Conference of Communist and Workers' Parties of Countries within the Sphere of British Imperialism (1954). Prioceedings 10 24th Congress (1956). Proceedings 11 25th (Special) Congress (1957). Reports, program and organizational principles 12 26th Congress (1959). Proceedings
799. 1 Communist Student. Serial issue, 1962 2 Marxism Today. Serial issues, 1963-1991
343. 13 Marxism Today (contd.) 14 Communist Campaign Review. Serial issue, 1986-1987 15 Congress Views. Serial issue, 1990
799. 3 Morning Star. Serial issue, 1992 4 Pamphlets, 1946-1986. Includes Ted Ainley, Say “No” to the Common Market; J. D. Bernal, The Way to Peace; J. R. Campbell, 40 Fighting Years; R. Palme Dutt, How to Save Peace; Monty Johnstone, Trotsky and World Revolution: A Critique; James Klugmann, The Future of Man; Ivor Montagu, NATO No!; William Paul, Atomic Energy and Social Progress; Harry Pollitt, The Fight for Peace and Working- Class Unity; Harry Pollitt, Looking Ahead; William Rust, The Story of the Daily Worker; The British Road to Socialism; A Communist Perspective for Keeping the Peace; Harry Pollitt: A Tribute; The Socialist Revolution 159 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 344. Subject File (contd.) Great Britain—Communism (contd.) Communist Party of Great Britain post-World War II issuances (contd.) 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Material about British communism. Pamphlets, bulletins, leaflet and printed articles, 1925- 1991. Includes 1943 War Office memorandum; Walter M. Citrine, Democracy or Disruption?; Victor Feather, How Do the Communists Work?; Victor Gollancz, Where Are You Going?; Harold J. Laski, The Secret Battalion; Joseph Redman, The Communist Party and the Labour Left, 1925- 1929; H. A. Taylor, Communism in Great Britain; The British Road to Stalinism; Citrine and Others v. Pountney: The Daily Worker Libel Case; The Communist Party and the War; Stalin's Men: "About Turn!"; Economic League issuances
799. 5-6 Material about British communism (contd.)
88. Dissident groups 3 General. Pamphlets and printed excerpts, 1973-1988. Includes issuances of British and Irish Communist Organisation; Communist Campaign Group; Communist Party of Britain (Marxist-Leninist); Revolutionary Communist Party
799. 7 Committee to Defeat Revisionism for Communist Unity. Pamphlets, mainly by Michael McCreery, 1963-1964 8 Communist Action Group. Pamphlet (For Soviet Britain) and serial issue (Communist Action), 1994-1995 9 Communist Party of Britain. (Re)establishment congress report, party program and serial issues, 1988-1991. Includes issues of: Communist Review; Young Communist 10 New Communist Party. Pamphlets and serial issues, 1988-1992. Includes Fighting for Socialism; The Palestinians Need Your Support!; issues of: New Worker; Young Worker
88. 4 Great Britain—Espionage and sedition. Notes, pamphlet, government publications, printed articles and press reports, 1925-2008. Includes W. Ivor Jennings, The Sedition Bill Explained; Communist Papers: Documents Selected from Those Obtained on the Arrest of the Communist Leaders on the 14th and 21st October, 1925; Documents Illustrating the Hostile Activities of the Soviet Government and Third International against Great Britain
800. 1 Great Britain—Espionage and sedition (contd.)
160 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 800 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 2 Great Britain—Fascism and antisemitism. Correspondence, serial issues, pamphlets and leaflets, 1922-1989. Includes Kingsley Martin, Fascism, Democracy and the Press; Ivor Montagu, Blackshirt Brutality; Britain in Pawn; Fascists at Olympia; issuances of: British Union of Fascists; The Britons; Imperial Fascist League; issues of: Fascist; Free Press; Searchlight. In part collected by American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 344. 4 Great Britain—Fascism and antisemitism (contd.)
800. Great Britain—Foreign and defense policy 3-4 General. Press releases, bulletins, printed articles, leaflets, circulars and speeches, 1924-1997
801. 1-3 Pamphlets, 1935-2005. Includes Lord Pearson of Rannoch and Stephen Pollard, Should We Stay or Should We Go? Two Views on Britain and the EU; Claire Ryle and Jim Garrison, Citizens’ Diplomacy: A Handbook on Anglo-Soviet Initiatives; The British Empire (League against Imperialism and for National Independence publication); British Students and the Soviet Union (National Union of Students publication); issuances of: First Defence; Institute for European Defence and Strategic Studies Great Britain—Intelligence services 4 Cavendish, Anthony, Inside Intelligence. Printed copy, 1987 5-7 Official history of British Security Coordination intelligence activities during World War II. Printed study (title page missing), ca. 1946
344. Great Britain—Labor 5 General. Pamphlets, serial issues, bulletins, leaflets, circulars and printed article, 1918- 1987. Includes Friedrich Adler, The Anglo- Russian Report; Ernest Bevin, My Plan for 2,000,000 Workless; G. D. H. Cole and W. Mellor, The Meaning of Industrial Freedom; R. Palme Dutt, The Meaning of the Great Strike; Hamilton Fyfe, Behind the Scenes of the Great Strike; Herbert Morrison, A Labor Party versus Fascism; Scott Nearing, British Labor Bids for Power; John Pepper, The General Strike and the General Betrayal; R. W. Postgate et al., A Workers’ History of the Great Strike; Mark Starr, Trade Unionism: Past and Future; Woodrow Wyatt, The Peril in Our Midst; Konni Zilliacus, Labour's Crisis; Keeping Left; "Peace for Our Time"; Red Money; Russia and the British Labour Delegation's Report; Russia with Our Own Eyes; Soviet Russia To-day: Report of the British Workers' Delegation, 1927; The 10th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution and the R.I.L.U.; issues of Weekly Worker; 161 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 344 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Great Britain—Labor (contd.) 5 (contd.) General (contd.) issuances of the Labour Party; material about the General Strike of 1926
345. 1-2 General (contd.)
802. 1-4 General (contd.)
345. 3 Fact (Labour Party Research Department bulletin). Serial issues, 1949-1950 4 Great Britain—Muslims. Letter and Policy Exchange report (Shiraz Maher and Martyn Frampton, "Choosing Our Friends Wisely: Criteria for Engagement with Muslim Groups"), 1993-2009
88. Great Britain—Peace movement 5-6 General. Newsletters, bulletins, printed articles, circulars and leaflets, 1982-1993. Includes issuances of: British Peace Assembly; Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; London Centre for International Peacebuilding
802. 5 General (contd.)
345. Peace News. Serial issues 5 1987-1988 6 1989 7 1990
346. 1-2 Pamphlets, 1927-1986. Includes Ken Coates, Listening for Peace; Tony Gilbert, Star Wars; Tony Gilbert and Chris Searle, Global Aggression; Hewlett Johnson, World Peace; Ben Lowe, Peace through Non-Alignment; J. Snook, To Hell with War; Atomic Attack: Can Britain Be Defended?; Keeping the Peace; War and the Workers
803. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
346. Great Britain—Socialism 3 General. Pamphlets, serial issues and leaflets, 1918-1992. Includes G. D. H. Cole, Workers' Control in Industry; Ralph Fox, The Class Struggle in Britain, 1880-1914; René Marchand, Why I Support Bolshevism; Oscar Wilde, The Soul of Man under Socialism; David C. Williams, The Intelligent Socialist's Guide to America; Essays on Socialist Realism and the British Cultural Tradition; How I Became a Socialist; Strategic Colonies and Their Future; issues of: Left Review; New Reasoner; issuances of: British Socialist Party; Fabian Society; Independent Labour Party
803. 2-3 General (contd.) 4 Solidarity Pamphlet series, ca. 1964-1967 162 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 346. Subject File (contd.) Great Britain—Socialism (contd.) Solidarity for Workers' Power. Serial issues 4 1964-1965 5 1966-1967 Great Britain—Trotskyism 6 General. Pamphlets and serial issues, 1964-1995. Includes CIA Infiltration of the Labour Movement (Militant Group); The Intervention of Argentina in the Malvinas and the World Crisis of Capitalism (Posadist IV International); WRP Leaders Junk the Old Trotskyism (Workers Socialist League); issues of: The Week; Workers’ Liberty
803. 5 International Marxist Group. Bulletins, pamphlets and serial issues, ca. 1970-1980. Includes Saber Nickbin, Iran: The Unfolding Revolution; Nigel Ward, Zionism: What It Is and How to Fight It; issues of International; 1978 pre- conference bulletins 6 Revolutionary Communist Party. Pamphlet (Ted Grant, The Menace of Fascism) and serial issue (Workers’ International News), 1942-1948
804. 1 Socialist Workers Party. Pamphlets, 1979-1985. Includes Alex Callinicos, South Africa: The Road to Revolution; Chris Harman, How Marxism Works 2 Workers’ International League. Pamphlet (The World Revolution and the Tasks of the British Working Class) and serial issues (Workers’ International News), 1942-1943 3 Workers Revolutionary Party (includes predecessor and successor organizations). Pamphlets, serial issues and book catalog, 1954-1988. Includes Michael Banda, James P. Cannon: A Critical Assessment; Michael Banda and Peter Jeffries, A Reply to the British Agents of the OCI Liquidationists; Fifty Years of Stalinism; St. Pancras Story; issues of: Labour Review; Marxist Monthly 4 Great Britain—Miscellany. Pamphlets, serial issues, (Right Bulletin), leaflets and clippings, 1904-2000. Includes Edgar Cheporov, Coloured Ghettoes of Britain; Victor Gollancz, Is Mr. Chamberlain Saving Peace?; Konni Zilliacus, Dragon's Teeth; pamphlet purporting revelation of British plot against the United States, The Re-Conquest of America; issues of: Free Life (Libertarian Alliance publication); Right Bulletin
89. 1 Great Britain—Miscellany (contd.) Greece 2 General. Serial issues, circulars, leaflets, press releases and printed articles, 1945-1988
163 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 804. Subject File (contd.) Greece (contd.) 5-6 Communism. Pamphlets, bulletins and resolutions, 1949-1985. Includes proceedings of the 8th Congress of the Communist Party of Greece (1961), proceedings of its Central Committee (1969), proceedings of the 3rd Congress of the Communist Youth of Greece (1983), and other party issuances
805. Disinformation. Relates to Soviet influence on Greek press 1 General. Memoranda, correspondence and printed articles, 1977-1996. Includes Paul Anastasi, “Soviet Manipulation of the Greek Press and Its Effects on Greek Politics, 1974-87” 2 Bobolas et al. vs. Economist Newspaper. Proceedings of trial in British court involving allegations of Soviet control of the Greek newspaper Ethnos, 1987 3 U.S. Department of State internal investigation of leaks to press re situation in Greece. Correspondence, memoranda and report, 1946- 1947. Includes mention of Alger Hiss PAK Newsletter/PASOK Newsletter. Serial issues 4 1972 5 1973 6 1974
89. 3 Pamphlets, 1943-1971. Includes George Lambrinos, Makronissos; P. Pipinelis, The Greek Question before the United Nations; Manolis Proimakis, I Accuse; Olive Sutton, Murder Inc. in Greece; Svetozar Vukmanovic, How and Why the People's Liberation Struggle of Greece Met with Defeat; Colin Wright, British Soldier in Greece; American Intervention in Greece; The Black Book: The Greek Junta Stands Accused; Cry from Greece; En Grèce la tragédie continue; Greece and the Peace Conference; Greece Fights for Freedom; Greece of Tomorrow; Greek Liberation; The Greek Question; Greek Trade Unions in Chains; Third Blue Book; Tyranny and Terror; The Youth of Greece
806. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4 Green, Gil. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation wanted notice, 1951 5 Green Party. Clippings, 2002, mainly re Peter Camejo
89. 4 Greenglass, David. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation memorandum, and letter by E. U. Condon, 1951-1952
164 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 346. Subject File (contd.) Grenada. See also Microform File; Audiovisual File General. Leaflets, flyers, circulars, press releases, newsletters, bulletins and printed articles. Includes issuances of New Jewel Movement support groups 7 1972-1983 (pre-U.S. invasion). Includes Grenada police records from pre-New Jewel Movement period
806. 6-7 1983-2001 (post-U.S. invasion)
347. New Jewel Movement Central Committee and Political Bureau minutes 1 1980 2-4 1981
807. 1-3 1982 4-6 1983
808. 1-3 1983 (contd.) 4 Date uncertain New Jewel Movement internal documents. Correspondence, notes, resolutions, reports, memoranda, speeches, statistics, plans and programs 5 1979 6 1980 7 1981
809. 1-3 1982. Includes Maurice Bishop internal speech, “Line of March for the Party” 4-5 1983
810. 1-2 1983 (contd.) 3-5 Undated
811. 1-2 Undated (contd.) New Jewel Movement internal documents relating to relations with the Soviet Union and Soviet-bloc countries (East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria). Correspondence, memoranda, reports, proposals and agreements. Includes materials on military, technical and economic assistance and on Grenada students in the Soviet Union 3 1980 4 1981 5-6 1982
812. 1-3 1983 4-5 Undated
813. 1-3 New Jewel Movement internal documents relating to relations with Cuba. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, proposals and agreements, 1980-1983. Includes material on military and economic assistance
165 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 813 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Grenada (contd.) 4-5 New Jewel Movement internal documents relating to relations with miscellaneous countries. Correspondence, memoranda and reports, 1979- 1983. Includes material on relations with Mexico, Nicaragua, Jamaica, Guyana, Angola, Libya, Iran, Vietnam and North Korea
814. 1-2 New Jewel Movement internal documents relating to relations with the Socialist International. Correspondence, memoranda, reports and speeches, 1981-1983 New Jewel Movement internal documents relating to contacts in the United States. Correspondence, memoranda, reports and speeches. Includes contacts with the U.S. government, the United Nations, the Organization of American States, the U.S.-Grenada Friendship Society, the Caribbean People’s Alliance, the Congressional Black Caucus and the Communist Party, U.S.A. 3 1978-1980 4 1981 5 1982 815. 1-2 1983. Includes conference papers from American Association of Jurists conference in Grenada 3 Undated New Jewel Movement public issuances 4 Maurice Bishop speeches and interview transcript, 1975-1983
816. 1 Serial issues, 1973-1982. Includes issues of: Free West Indian; New Jewel 2 Miscellany. Speeches, press releases and printed articles, 1979-1983. Includes interview of Bernard Coard U.S. government issuances. Mainly issuances of the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Information Agency 3 Public releases. Press releases and printed reports, 1983-1984 4 Internal reports, 1983-1984. Includes Michael Giere, “The Foreign Policy of the People’s Revolutionary Government of Grenada”; Nestor D. Sanchez, “Grenada: The Weapons and Documents”; “Prospects for Growth in Grenada: The Role of the Private Sector” 5 Draft reports, ca. 1983-1984. Relate to Soviet active measures in Grenada, and to Grenada and the Socialist International 6 “United States-Grenada Relations since the 1979 Coup” (U.S. Department of State study). Typescript, 1983
817. 1 Working materials. Memoranda, plans and proposals, 1983-1988 166 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 817 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Grenada (contd.) 2 Studies, ca. 1983-1984. Includes papers from Conference on Soviet-Cuban Strategy in the Third World after Grenada; Congressional testimony of Robert A. Pastor; “The New Vanguard for Lenin” 3 Schwartz, Stephen, “Grenada: The Fate of a Cuban Colonial Possession.” Typescript, 1988 4 Gilmore, William C., The Grenada Intervention. Printed copy, 1984 5 Jacobs, W. Richard and Ian Jacobs, Grenada: The Route to Revolution. Printed copy, 1980 6 Moore, John Norton, Law and the Grenada Mission. Printed copy, 1984 7 Grenada: US Terrorism in Action (Soviet publication). Printed copy, 1983
818. 1 Grenada and Soviet/Cuban Policy: Internal Crisis and U.S./OECS Intervention. Printed copy, 1986 2 The Grenada Documents. Printed copy, 1987 3 The Grenada Papers. Printed copy, 1984 4 Soviet/Cuban Strategy in the Third World after Grenada. Printed copy, 1984
819. 1 Pamphlets, 1983-1985. Includes Cuban statement re U.S. invasion; British House of Commons report 2 Grow, Robert W. Note, clipping and pamphlet (The Diary of General Grow), 1952 3 Guardian. Serial issues and circulars, 1978-1992 347. 5 Guardian (contd.)
819. Guatemala 4 General. Press releases, bulletins, newsletters, printed articles and miscellany, 1954-1996. Includes U.S. Department of State pamphlet, Guatemala: A Case History of Communist Penetration 5 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda and dispatches, 1954 6 Revolutionary group bulletins, 1979-1983. Includes issuances of: Organización del Puebla en Armas; Frente Popular 31 de Enero; Frente Democrático Contra la Represión; Ejercito Guerrillero de los Pobres; Partido Guatemalteco del Trabajo
347. 6 Revolutionary group bulletins (contd.) 7 Guernsey. Newspapers published on Guernsey under German occupation, 1943
819. Guerrilla warfare 7 General. U.S. Army manuals and miscellaneous writings, 1951-1985. Includes Stephen Schwartz, “On Revolutionary War”
820. 1 Casebook on Insurgency and Revolutionary Warfare: 23 Summary Accounts. Printed copy, 1962 167 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 820 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Guerrilla warfare (contd.) 2 Pamphlets, 1964-1970. Includes Che Guevara, Guerrilla Warfare; Carlos Marighella, Minimanual of the Urban Guerrilla; William J. Pomeroy, Guerrilla and Counter-Guerrilla Warfare; On Organizing Urban Guerilla Units 3 Guinea. Proceedings of the 2nd Congress of the Jeunesse du Rassemblement Démocratique Africain de Guinée, 1961 4 Gun control. Circular, ca. 1988 5 Gusev, Sergei Ivanovich. Notes, biographical data and printed excerpts, undated
347. Guyana 8 General. People's Progressive Party 20th and 21st Congress proceedings, statement, serial issues (Thunder) and miscellany, 1971-1984 9 Pamphlets, 1967-1983. Includes speeches and writings of Cheddi Jagan; People’s Progressive Party publications
820. 6 Haan, Kilsoo. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Army reports, and testimony, 1942-1953. Includes material on the Sino-Korean Peoples League
347. 10 Hahn, Emily. U.S. Department of State memoranda, 1935
89. 5 Haiti. Pamphlet (Max L. Hudicourt, Haiti Faces Tomorrow’s Peace), report, clipping and leaflets, 1929-1994
820. 7 Haiti (contd)
821. 1 Hall, Gus. Pamphlets and printed articles, 1970-1991. Includes Mark Lapitsky and Nikolai Mostovets, Gus Hall (Soviet publication); Joseph North et al., Gus Hall. See also Audiovisual File 2 Hall, Martin. Dossier and printed matter, 1947-1948 3 Hall, Theodore. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, biographical data, correspondence and printed articles, 1945-1996
89. 6 Hall, Theodore (contd.)
821. 4 Hallgren, Mauritz. Printed article, 1941 5 Hallinan, Vincent. Clippings, 1980-1999 6-8 Halperin, Morton H. Correspondence, memoranda, press releases, studies, clippings and printed articles, 1961-1994. Mainly relates to controvery over nomination of Halperin to be U.S. assistant secretary of defense. Includes writings by Halperin; legal brief in case of Halperin et al. vs. Kissinger et al. 9 Hambleton, Hugh. Clippings and printed articles, 1979- 1982
168 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 821 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 10 Hammer, Armand. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report, tax return, memoranda and printed matter, 1920-1990
822. 1 Hammer, Armand (contd.)
347. 11 Hammer, Armand (contd.)
822. 2 Hanssen, Robert Philip. Printed article, ca. 1998 3 Hard Times Conference (1976). Messages to conference 4 Harriman, Averell. Letter and printed matter, 1959- 1993. Includes printed greetings from Harriman to New Times
347. 12 Harriman, Averell (contd.) 13 Harrington, Michael. Congressional testimony re Harry Shlaudeman, 1976
822. 5 Harris, Kathleen (Katherine Harrison/Kitty Harris). Correspondence, dossier and biographical data, 1932- 1988. Includes U.S. Department of State dispatches 6-7 Hawaii. Correspondence, reports, pamphlets, clippings and printed articles, 1934-2003, relating to communism in Hawaii. Includes internal Communist International documents; reports of the Hawaii Commission on Subversive Activities; Ichiro Izuka, The Truth about Communism in Hawaii; Samuel Weinman, Hawaii: A Story of Imperialist Plunder
347. 14 Hawaii (contd.)
822. 8 Healey, Raymond J. Correspondence, dossier, informant’s reports, testimony, clippings and serial issues, 1934-1940. Includes material on the National Socialist Workers Party of America 9 Health. Pamphlets, leaflets, circulars and printed matter, 1936-1993. Includes Petr Beckmann, Doctors against Health 10 Hearst, William Randolph. Letter, pamphlets, leaflets and clippings, 1906-1946. Includes Earl Browder, Hearst's "Secret" Documents in Full; James Casey, Hearst: Labor's Enemy No. 1; Eugene Dennis, The Un- Americanism of Hearst's John Sentinel; William F. Dunne, Why Hearst Lies about Communism; Nancy Hyman and Leonard Sparks, Public Enemy No. 1; J. B. Osborne, Hearstism; Ann Weedon, Hearst: Counterfeit American; William Randolph Hearst on Communism and Fascism
348. 1 Hearst, William Randolph (contd.)
822. 11 Heiman, Beatrice. Clippings, 1948 12 Helfand, Leon Borisovich. British intelligence reports, 1940-1945. See also Oversize File
169 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 822 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 13 Hemispheric Conference to End the War in Vietnam (1968 : Montreal). Appeal, program, U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities memorandum and list of attendees
348. 2 Hemispheric Conference to End the War in Vietnam (contd.) 3 Henry, Ernst. Clippings, notes, printed writings by Henry and translations, 1937-1990. Includes booklets by Henry, Can Socialists and Communists Co-operate?; Stop Terrorism! See also Audiovisual File
823. 1 Henry, Ernst (contd.) 2 Henry Ford Peace Ship, 1915. List of passengers and notes 3 Herron, Garfield. Depositions, 1949-1951
348. 4 Hess, Rudolf. Bulletin (Dejad libre a Hess) and clipping, 1974-1991
823. 4-5 Heym, Stefan. Study (Hubert Veneman, “Report on Stefan Heym: A Critical Analysis of His Autobiography and His Circle of Acquaintances”) and memorandum, 1938- 2006
89. 7 Hicks, Granville. Communist Party, U.S.A. circular by Phil Frankfeld re resignation of Hicks from Party, 1939
823. Highlander Folk School (subsequently Highlander Research and Education Center) 6-7 Issuances. Circulars, newsletters and reports, 1939-1982
824. 1-2 Material about the School. Correspondence, reports, clippings and printed articles, 1937- 1991. Includes informant’s report
348. 5 Himmler, Heinrich. Printed article, forensic report and purported British intelligence dispatches, 1939-2005, relating to forged documents re Himmler in the British Public Records Office
824. 3 Hinckley, John W. Clippings and report on response of the U.S. Department of the Treasury to the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan by Hinckley, 1981
348. 6 Hinckley, William Wheeler. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1945
824. 4 Hinton, William H. Circular, 1956 5-7 Hirschkop, Philip J. Legal briefs in cases of Hirschkop vs. Delgaudio, Hirschkop vs. Eberle and Associates, and Hirschkop vs. Americans for a Sound Foreign Policy, with supporting exhibits, 1987-1992
170 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 825. Subject File (contd.) 1 Hispanic Americans. Circulars, printed articles and pamphlet (“Viva La Raza?” A Communist View on Chicano Liberation), 1970-1989 Hiss, Alger 2 General. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, legal brief and press releases, 1939- 1997. Includes letters by Hiss, John Foster Dulles and Stanley Hornbeck; internal U.S. Department of State documents; Venona intercepts; transcripts of interviews of Robert Stripling and Dmitrii Volkogonov; Maria Schmidt, “Behind the Scenes of the Showtrials in Central-Eastern Europe”; Allen Weinstein, “The Hiss Labyrinth: Seven Profiles”;; “’Mr. HUAC’ Remembers”
348. 7 General (contd.)
825. 3-6 Grand jury testimony, 1947-1948. Includes testimony of Abraham Brothman, Francis D. O’Brien, Harry Gold, Louis Budenz, Courtland J. Jones, Julius J. Joseph, Norman Bursler, Thomas G. Spencer, Mary Price, Lambert G. Zander, Solomon Adler, Donald E. Shannon, Lawrence Spillane, Edward Grampp, Alger Hiss, Harry Dexter White, Elizabeth Bentley, Lement Harris, Maurice Josephberg and John H. Reynolds
348. 8 Printed matter. Clippings, speeches, printed articles and Internet printout, 1948-2008 826. 1-3 Printed matter (contd.)
348. 9-10 Hiss, Priscilla. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1951-1973
826. 4 Hobsbawm, Eric. Printed articles, 2003 5 Hollywood Anti-Nazi League for the Defense of American Democracy. Letters, memoranda, notes, informant’s report, membership card, clippings, flyers and leaflets, 1936-1940
348. 11 Hollywood Anti-Nazi League for the Defense of American Democracy (contd.)
826. 6 Hollywood Peace Forum. Pamphlet (Douglas Greenwood, Chamberlain, Count Us Out!), ca. 1939
89. 8 Hollywood Ten. Pamphlets, legal briefs and clipping, 1949-2003. Includes Dalton Trumbo, The Devil in the Book; Dalton Trumbo, The Time of the Toad
827. 1 Hollywood Ten (contd.) 2 Hollywood Writers Mobilization. Serial issues (Hollywood Quarterly) and Writers Congress program, 1943-1946 3 Homeland security. Course prospectus and resource list, ca. 2002-2003 171 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 827 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 4 Homosexuality. Printed articles, pamphlet (Ed Rowe, Homosexual Politics), serial issues (Lambda Report), study (Nathaniel Weyl, “Hormonal Influences on Sexual Inversion”), Congressional testimony and clippings, 1960-2003 5 Honduras. Reports, press releases, pamphlets and circulars, 1981-1985. Includes Philip E. Wheaton, “The Iron Triangle: The Honduran Connection”
348. 12 Honduras (contd.)
827. 6 Hong Kong. Pamphlet and serial issues (Ta Kung Pao), 1950-1967
89. 9 Hoover, J. Edgar. Letter by Hoover and obituary, 1947- 1972. See also Audiovisual File 10 Hopkins, Harry. Correspondence, memoranda, reports, clippings and printed articles, 1932-1991. Includes letters by Hopkins and letters to him from J. Edgar Hoover and others. Mainly from papers of Hopkins, Gardner Jackson and John A. Kingsbury in the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and the Library of Congress
827. 7-8 Hopkins, Harry (contd.)
828. 1-3 Hopkins, Harry (contd.) 4 Horan, Henry Charles. Memorandum, undated 5 Housing. Pamphlets and flyer, 1935-1987. Includes Sidney Hill, Housing under Capitalism; Louise Mitchell, Hold that Rent Ceiling; Mark Naison, Rent Strikes in New York
89. 11 Housing (contd.) 12 Howard, Edward Lee. Espionage case affidavits, interview transcript and printed article, 1985-1988
828. 6 Howard, Edward Lee (contd.) 7-8 Human rights. Pamphlets, serial issues, reports, studies and press releases, 1976-1993. Includes “Soviet Charges of U.S. Human Rights Violations” (U.S. Information Agency issuance); B. Antonov, Masked as Fighters for Human Rights (Soviet publication); Mikhail Savin, US Crusade against Human Rights (Soviet publication); Genocide (Soviet publication); Menschenrechte in der Welt
829. 1-2 Human rights (contd.)
349. 1 Human rights (contd.)
829. 3 Humanist Council of Southern California. Circulars, 1959
172 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 349. Subject File (contd.) Hungarian Americans 2 General. Notes, leaflets, pamphlets and miscellany, 1933-1960. Includes John Roman, Hungarian-Americans; The True Portrait of Béla Fábián Uj elöre naptár. Serial issues 3 1926-1927 4 1928-1931 5 1932-1933 6 1934-1935 7 1936-1937
350. Hungary 1 Period through World War II. Pamphlets and miscellany, 1918-1969. Includes Jean Bauler, A New Danger to the Peace of Europe; Alice Riggs Hunt, Facts about Communist Hungary; Bela Kun, Revolutionary Essays; Arokay Lajos, Jöjjetek ezrévei; Paul Nadanyi, Hungary at the Crossroads of Invasions; Paul Nadanyi, The “Free Hungary” Movement; Rustem Vambery, The Hungarian Problem
829. 4-5 Period through World War II (contd.) Post-World War II period 6 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, studies, printed articles and serial issues, 1946- 1993. Includes letter by J. Edgar Hoover; György Gyarmati, “Police of the Politics at the Rákosi Era”; Henry Gleitman, Youth in Revolt; William Juhasz, Blueprint for a Red Generation; Hungary under Soviet Rule; issues of Hungarian Student
830. 1 General (contd.)
350. 2-3 General (contd.)
830. 2 Hungarian Working People’s Party/Hungarian Socialist Workers Party issuances. Includes proceedings of the 3rd Congress of the Party, 1954; Central Committee and Communist Youth Union bulletins, 1964- 1985 3-5 Revolution, 1956. Pamphlets, bulletins, reports and study, 1956-1996. Includes Csaba Békés, “The 1956 Hungarian Revolution and World Politics”; United Nations Special Committee on the Problem of Hungary report; Peter Fryer, Hungarian Tragedy; V. Leonov, The Events in Hungary (Soviet publication); The Counter- Revolutionary Forces in the October Events in Hungary; The Truth about Hungary (Soviet publication); The Revolt in Hungary 173 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 831. Subject File (contd.) Hungary (contd.) Post-World War II period (contd.) 1-2 Revolution (contd.) 3-5 Peace movement. Pamphlets, bulletins and newsletters, 1982-1987, mainly publications of the Hungarian Peace Council. Includes Armaments and Disarmament; Development through Disarmament; Development through Peace
832. 1 Religion. Pamphlets and bulletins, ca. 1949-1988. Mainly issuances of the Ecumenical Council of Churches in Hungary
350. 4 Hunger Marches, 1931-1932. Leaflets, bulletins, clippings, pamphlets and reports, 1931-1933. Includes Israel Amter, The March against Hunger; The National Hunger March in Pictures; American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports
832. 2 Hunger Marches (contd.) 3 Huntington, Hester G. Letter by Gary Kern, 2002
90. I. F. Stone's Weekly/Bi-Weekly. Serial issues 1 1953-1960 2 1961 3 1962 4 1963 5 1964 6 1965 7 1966 8 1967 91. 1 1968 2 1969 3 1970 4 1971
832. 4 IP-Complex. Prospectus, 1991 5 Iceland. Press summary, 1983
91. 5 Ickes, Harold L. Letter, speaking announcements, clippings and printed excerpts, 1938-1939
350. Icor (Association for Jewish Colonization in the Soviet Union) 5 General. Memorandum from Russian archives, pamphlets, serial issue (Nailebn/New Life) and miscellany, 1930-1945. Includes S. Almazov, Ten Years of Biro-Bidjan; M. J. Wachman, Why the Jewish Masses Must Rally to the Defense of the Soviet Union
832. 6 General (contd.) Icor Year Book. Serial issues 7 1932 8 1933 9 1936 174 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 832 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 10 Ikal, Arnold (Adolf Rubens/Donald Robinson). Soviet intelligence records with English translations, U.S. Department of State dispatches, deposition by Max Sterling, and clippings, 1937-1939
350. 6 Illuminati. Leaflet and miscellany, ca. 1956
833. 1-3 Immigration. Legal briefs, memoranda, circulars, printed articles, leaflets and pamphlets, 1906-2003. Includes U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service records; Registration of Aliens a Dangerous Project
91. In Fact (edited by George Seldes). Serial issues 6 1940-1945 7 1946-1947. Bound volume 8 1947-1948. Bound volume 9 1948-1949. Bound volume 10 1949. Bound volume 11 1949-1950. Bound volume
350. India 7 General. Reports, serial issues, and printed articles, 1940-2001. Includes speech by Paul Gregorios 8 British government security reports re Krishna Menon, 1929-1941 833. 4-5 Disinformation. Correspondence, printed articles, and U.S. Information Agency memoranda and reports, 1968-1991, relating to Soviet propaganda in India and especially to allegations of U.S. involvement in the assassination of Indira Gandhi 6 Communist Party of India serial issues, 1946-1954. Includes issues of: Indian Literature; Marxist Miscellany; New Age
92. 1-4 Communist Party of India pamphlets, 1942-1979. Includes H. Austin, Anatomy of the Kerala Coup; Kalpana Dutt, Reminiscences; Ajoy Ghosh, Bhagat Singh and His Comrades; Ajoy Ghosh, The New Ideology of "Democratic Socialism"; A. K. Gopalan and Hiren Mukerjee, Communists in Parliament; P. C. Joshi, Communist Reply to Congress Working Committee's Charges; P. C. Joshi, Congress and Communists; P. C. Joshi, The Indian Communist Party; P. C. Joshi, They Must Meet Again; P. C. Joshi, Who Lives if Bengal Dies?; N. K. Krishnan, Forgery versus Facts; N. K. Krishnan and A. S. R. Chari, S.I.R. Strike; E. M. S. Namboodiripad, Kerala; B. T. Ranadive, Food in Bombay Province; B. T. Ranadive, Jobs for All; B. T. Ranadive, The Tata-Birla Plan; C. Rajeswara Rao, Some Impressions of the Soviet Union; Ravi Narayan Reddy, Heroic Telengana; S. G. Sardesai, The Nehru Five-Year Plan; Amit Sen, Notes on the Bengal Renaissance; 175 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 92 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) India (contd.) 1-4 (contd.) Communist Party of India pamphlets (contd.) Niranjan Sen, Bengal’s Forgotten Warriors; Correspondence between Mahatma Gandhi and P. C. Joshi; One Year of Freedom; Release the Patriots; Save Them from the Gallows; Yugoslav Muslims' Message to India; party program and resolutions
834. 1-3 Communist Party of India pamphlets (contd.) 4 Dissident communist issuances. Pamphlets and serial issue, 1968-1983. Includes resolutions of the Communist Party of India (Marxist); issue of Marxist (Communist Party of India [Marxist]); Towards a New Phase of Spring Thunder (Communist Party of India [Marxist- Leninist])
351. 1-3 Other pamphlets, 1925-1988. Includes Darius Shavaksha Jhabvala, Afro-Asian Solidarity; Gandhi in Arms; Horrors of Dacca Jail; Sabotage Movement and the Indian Bolsheviks; They Give the Lead; Twelve Months of War in Kashmir; V. Basak, Some Urgent Problems of the Labour Movement in India; Rajni Patel, Brother India; R. Lal Singh, India and the Struggle for Victory; India: What Next?; India and Victory; India's Demand for Freedom; India's March of "Freedom"; India's Right to Freedom; Is India Different?; James S. Allen, The Crisis in India; Clive Branson, British Soldier in India; Paul Grimes, India; M. R. Masani, Neutralism in India; M. N. Roy, Indiens politische Zukunft; Bhopal Gas Tragedy; Bolshevik-Leninist- Trotskyist Programme; Reinhard Frank, Englands Herrschaft in Indien; Rajni Mukherjee et al., Mao’s Shadow over West Bengal; S. Radhakrishnan, Is This Peace?; K. Tilak, Rise and Fall of the Comintern; India’s Progress; The Opium Situation in India; Soviet Imperialism and the Communist Party of India
835. 1-4 Other pamphlets (contd.) Indian Ocean 5 General. Proceedings of World Conference on the Indian Ocean as a Zone of Peace (1982 : New Delhi); issues of Indian Ocean Newsletter, 1989-1991
836. 1 “The Politics of the Great Powers in the Indian Ocean.” Processed, 1971
176 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 836 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 2 Indonesia. Pamphlets, serial issues and miscellany, ca. 1940-1984. Includes D. N. Aidit, Dare, Dare, and Dare Again!; D. N. Aidit, The Indonesian Revolution and the Immediate Tasks of the Communist Party of Indonesia; Willard A. Hanna, Indonesia; Gerard Louwrens Tichelman, The South Moluccas: Anthropological Aspects; Why the Indonesians Revolt; U.S. Information Agency dispatches and questionnaire
92. 5 Indonesia (contd.) 6 Industrial Union Party. Transcript of debate between Adolph Silver of the Industrial Union Party and Israel Amter of the Communist Party, U.S.A., 1927; pamphlet, (C.I.O.: Promise or Menace?), 1935
836. 3 Industrial Union Party (contd.) Industrial Workers of the World 4 General. Constitution, flyers, leaflets, legal brief and miscellany, ca. 1905-1977. Includes speech by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn ("Memories of the Industrial Workers of the World")
92. 7 General (contd.)
836. 5 Membership books, 1920s
351. 4 United States vs. Haywood et al. Printed transcripts of trial proceedings, 1918
352. 1-3 Pamphlets, 1911-1934. Includes Paul F. Brissenden, Justice and the I.W.W.; Ralph Chaplin, The Centralia Conspiracy; Ed. Delaney and M. T. Rice, The Bloodstained Trail; Harvey Duff, The Silent Defenders, Courts and Capitalism in California; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Sabotage; Harrison George, The IWW Trial; Harrison George, The Red Dawn; William D. Haywood, The General Strike; Ernest Riebe, Crimes of the Bolsheviki; Walker C. Smith, Was It Murder?; Frederick R. Wedge, Inside the I.W.W.; Pageant of the Paterson Strike; Public Opinion; The Truth about the I.W.W.; Unemployment and the Machine; What Is the I.W.W.?
836. 6 Pamphlets (contd.)
93. 1 Institute for Defense and Disarmament Studies. Circulars, 1993
836. 7 Institute for Food and Development Policy. Book catalog, 1985 8 Institute for Media Analysis. Circulars and printed article, 1988
177 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 837. Subject File (contd.) 1-2 Institute for Palestine Studies. Pamphlets and circulars, 1971-1979. Includes Riad Ashkar and Ahmed Khalidi, Weapons and Equipment of the Israeli Armed Forces; Elmer Berger, Letters and Non-Letters: The White House, Zionism and Israel; Sabri Jiryis, Democratic Freedoms in Israel; Who Is Menahem Begin? 3 Institute for Planetary Synthesis. Pamphlet (The Science of Peace), undated Institute for Policy Studies. Includes Transnational Institute 4 Internal documents. Correspondence, reports, memoranda and tax return, 1963-1994. Includes Eqbal Ahmad, “An Overview: United States Foreign Policy in the 70s”; “Preliminary Report of U.S. Delegation to Cuba”; correspondence of Richard J. Barnet
352. 4 “The Southern Connection: Recommendations for a New Approach to Inter-American Relations.” Processed, 1977
837. 5 Draft reports on Latin America, Chile, and international trade, ca. 1971-1976 6 Public issuances. Press releases, announcements, newsletters, leaflets, annual report and course catalogs, 1976-1985 7 Pamphlets, 1977-1990. Includes Fred M. Kaplan, Dubious Specter: A Second Look at the “Soviet Threat”; Howard M. Wachtel, The New Gnomes: Multinational Banks in the Third World; Crisis in the Gulf
838. Material about the Institute 1 General. Reports, studies, memoranda, Congressional speeches, clippings and printed articles, 1970-1988. Includes “Richard Barnet v. Brian Crozier and The Spectator”; Rael Jean Isaac, America the Enemy: Profile of a Revolutionary Think Tank; informant’s reports 2-3 “The Institute for Policy Studies: The Selling of Socialism.” Processed, ca. 1977 (2 volumes; no indication of authorship) 4 Report on Orlando Letelier-Ronni Moffitt memorial meeting at Howard University sponsored by the Institute, 1978. Processed volume (authorship same as above) 5 Institute for Security and Cooperation in Outer Space. Newsletter (Spaceline), 1989
93. 2 Institute for Soviet-American Relations. Serial issues (Surviving Together), 1986-1989 838. 6 Institute for Soviet-American Relations (contd.) 7 Institute for the Study of Genocide. Newsletter (ISG Newsletter), 1991 178 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 838 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Institute of Pacific Relations. See also Amerasia; Audiovisual File Internal documents. Correspondence and memoranda 8 1931-1936
839. 1-2 1937 3 1938 4 1939 5 1940 6 1941 7 1942 8 1943-1944 9 1952 and undated
352. 5 Reports, 1942-1954. Includes Gene Z. Hanrahan, “The Communist Struggle in Malaya”; “Commentary on the McCarran Report on the I.P.R.”; "Documents on the Indian Situation since the Cripps Mission"; "An Analysis of Mr. Alfred E.Kohlberg's Charges against the Institute of Pacific Relations"
840. 1 Reports (contd.)
353. 1 Pamphlets, 1940-1945. Includes Foster Rhea Dulles, Behind the Open Door; Anthony Jenkinson, Know Your Enemy: Japan!; Eleanor H. Lattimore, Labor Unions in the Far East; Carey McWilliams, What about Our Japanese-Americans?; Our Far Eastern Record 2 Material about the Institute of Pacific Relations. Letter by J. Edgar Hoover and printed articles, 1946-1952
840. 2 Material about the Institute of Pacific Relations (contd.) Intelligence. See also Soviet Union—Intelligence services; United States—Intelligence services 3 General. Printed articles, clippings and miscellany, 1976-2007 4 Conference on Intelligence: Deception and Surprise (1979 : Tufts University). Conference papers 5 Consortium for the Study of Intelligence Colloquium on Threats and Opportunities Facing the United States in the 1990s (1987 : Washington). Conference papers 6 International Freedoms Foundation Conference on Intelligence Challenges for the 1990s (1991 : Potsdam). Conference papers and summary report 7 International Conference on the Proper Role of an Intelligence Agency in a Democracy (1992 : Sofia). Proceedings
179 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 840 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Intelligence (contd.) 8 Miscellaneous conference papers and studies, 1979- ca. 1999. Includes Loch K. Johnson, “Assessing the Effects of Western Intelligence Operations on International Order”; Gus W. Weiss, “The Farewell Dossier: Strategic Deceptioon and Economic Warfare in the Cold War”
841. 1-2 Counterintelligence Press Highlights. Serial issues, 1991-1992 Intelligence Newsletter/Monde du Renseignement. Serial issues 3 1988 4 1989 5 1990 6 1991-1992
842. 1 Intelligence Parapolitics. Serial issues, 1985- 1987 2 Nightwatch. Serial issues, 1986-1987 3 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1959-2001 4 Koplowitz, Wilfred D., Teaching Intelligence: A Survey of College and University Courses on the Subject of Intelligence. Processed, 1980 5 Inter-American Association for Democracy and Freedom Conference (1950 : Havana). Report 6 Intercollegiate Socialist Society. Serial issues (Intercollegiate Socialist) and pamphlet, 1913-1929
353. 3 Intercollegiate Socialist Society (contd.) International Anticommunist Entente. Pamphlets, bulletins, reports and circulars 4 1925-1928. Includes Marc Cramer, The Bolshevist International against Religion; Anti-Bolshevik Vade-Mecum; Charts Representing the Organisations Working for Revolution in All Countries; Soviet Terrorism; What Are the Red Pioneers?; issues of La vague rouge 842. 7 1925-1928 (contd.)
353. 5 1929. Includes A New World War; The Russian Liberation Movement 6 1930-1931. Includes "Action of the Soviet Government and the Comintern against the United States"; The Religious Persecutions in Russia; The Signification and the Consequences of the Movement against the Religious Persecutions in Russia; Trade with the Soviets
842. 8 1930-1931 (contd.)
353. 7 1932-1946. Includes La guerre germano-soviétique et la question du bolchévisme; Le Komintern, le gouvernement soviétique et le Parti Communiste de l'U.R.S.S.; Neuf ans de lutte contre le bolchévisme
180 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 93. Subject File (contd.) International Association of Democratic Lawyers 3 General. Pamphlets, bulletins, circulars, declarations and United Nations documents, 1956-1992. Includes Jean Boulier, Les juges nazis dans l'appareil d'état de la République fédérale allemande; Hans Maria Globke; Law in the Service of Peace; The Middle East Conflict
842. 9 General (contd.)
93. 4 Kabes, Vladimir and Alfons Sergot, Blueprint of Deception: Character and Record of the International Association of Democratic Lawyers. Printed copy, 1957
353. 8 International Bureau for Revolutionary Socialist Unity. Pamphlets, 1936-1938. Includes A Lead to World Socialism; A New Hope for World Socialism
843. 1 International Centre for Trade Union Rights. Resolution on perestroika, serial issues (International Union Rights), leaflets, circulars and printed article, 1988-1993
93. 5 International Centre for Trade Union Rights (contd.) 6 International Children's Congress (1929 : Moscow). Report
354. 1-2 International Commission against Concentration Camp Practices. Serial issues, 1955-1958. Includes issues of: Saturn; information bulletin
843. 2 International Commission against Concentration Camp Practices (contd.) 3 International Committee against Apartheid, Racism and Colonialism in Southern Africa. Serial issue (ICSA Bulletin), 1981 4 International Communist Party. Serial issues (Communist Program/Programme communiste), 1974/1975-1981
93. 7 International Communist Party (contd.)
843. 5 International Conference on the Future of Socialism (1990 : New York). Program and circulars
93. 8 International Congress against Colonial Oppression and Imperialism (1927 : Brussels). Letters and memoranda from Russian archives with translations, 1927
843. 6 International Correspondence. Serial issue, 1999
94. 1 International Council Correspondence. Serial issues (Living Marxism), 1938-1939
181 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 94 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) International Council for Friendship and Solidarity with Soviet People. Originally Canada-USSR Association 2 Circulars, 1996-2000
843. Northstar Compass. Serial issues 7 1995-1997
94. 3 1998-1999 4 2000 5 2001
843. 8 International Council for New Initiatives in East-West Cooperation. Circular, 1986
94. 6 International Federation of Liberal and Radical Youth. Newsletter, 1984 7 International Federation of Resistance Movements. Pamphlet (Alexander Heldring, The International Federation of Resistance Movements: History and Background) and United Nations data, 1969-1971
843. 9 International Federation of Resistance Movements (contd.) 10 International Federation of the Socialist and Democratic Press. Catalog (The Democratic Socialist Press), 1965 11 International Foundation for the Survival and Development of Humanity. Statement of purpose and organization, ca. 1988 12 International Institute for Peace. Symposium proceedings, leaflet, circular and serial issue (Peace and the Sciences), 1983-1991
94. 8 International Institute for Peace (contd.)
843. International Labor Defense. See also Audiovisual File 13 General. Letters, telegrams, constitution, financial records and miscellany, 1928-1939
354. 3 General (contd.) 4 1st National Conference (1925 : Chicago). Manifesto and resolutions 5 3rd Annual Conference (1927 : New York). Proceedings 6 4th National Convention (1929 : Pittsburgh). Proceedings, resolutions and new constitution 844. 1 4th National Convention (contd.)
354. 7 5th National Convention (1932 : Cleveland). Proceedings 8 National Conference (1939 : Washington). Proceedings 9 Miscellaneous state and local minutes and resolutions, 1932-1940 10 Newsletters, bulletins and press releases, 1925- 1940
182 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 844. Subject File (contd.) International Labor Defense (contd.) 2-3 Newsletters, bulletins and press releases (contd.) 4-6 Circulars, reports and printed articles, 1925-1941
355. 1-2 Circulars, reports and printed articles (contd.) 3 Leaflets and flyers, 1927-1943
845. 1 Leaflets and flyers (contd.) 2 Bazaar and concert programs and announcements, 1929-1941
355. 4 Bazaar and concert programs and announcements (contd.) 5 Pamphlets, 1926-1944. Includes Rose Baron, They Gave their Freedom!; Louis Colman, Night Riders in Gallup; Robert W. Dunn, The Bill of Rights in Danger!; J. Louis Engdahl, Sedition!; Charles Yale Harrison, Next Please!; Vito Marcantonio, We Accuse!; Joseph North, Lynching Negro Children in Southern Courts; Walt Pickard, Burlington Dynamite Plot; Michael Quin, The C.S. Case against Labor; Michael Quin, The Story of the Sacramento Criminal Syndicalism Trial; Max Shachtman, The Zeigler Frame-up; Sasha Small, Ten Years of Labor Defense; Sasha Small, You've Got a Right; Isobel Walker Soule, The Vigilantes Hide behind the Flag; Frank Spector, Story of the Imperial Valley; Mary Heaton Vorse, Passaic; For Equality of Military Justice; Free the Imperial Valley Prisoners; Smashing Chains: Labor's Struggle in Pictures; Under Arrest!; What Is the I.L.D.?
356. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
845. 3 Pamphlets (contd.)
94. 9 Equal Justice. Serial issues, 1938-1941 Labor Defender. Serial issues 10 1926
95. 1 1927 2 1928 3 1929 4 1930 5 1931 6 1932 7 1933 8 1934
96. 1 1935 2 1936 3 1937 4 Cards and stickers, undated
845. 4 Cards and stickers (contd.) 183 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 356. Subject File (contd.) International Labor Defense (contd.) Material about the International Labor Defense 3 Communist Party, U.S.A. internal circulars, 1925-1930
845. 5 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports, 1927-1942. Includes informant reports 6 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation notes, 1929-1942
846. 1-3 Clippings and printed articles, 1927-1942. Includes articles from Communist Party press, anti-communist publications and mainstream daily press
96. 5 International Labor News Service. Legal severance agreement from American Socialist Society, 1919
356. 4 International Labor Organization. Pamphlet (Alfred Fernbach, Soviet Coexistence Strategy: A Case Study of Experience in the International Labor Organization), 1960
846. 4 International Liaison Forum of Peace Forces. International dialogue meeting proceedings, 1984 5 International Organization for Radio and Television. U.S. Information Agency report, 1985
96. International Organization of Journalists 6 General. Statutes, circulars, reports, printed articles, directories and press releases, 1970- 1991
846. 6 General (contd.) 7 Presidium Meeting (1990 : Lisbon-Estoril). Proceedings
356. Democratic Journalist. Serial issues 5 1970
96. 7 1983 8 1984
356. 6 1985
97. 1 1986 2-3 1987 4-5 1988
98. 1 1988 (contd.) 2-4 1989
99. 1-2 1990 3 1991
184 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 99 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) International Organization of Journalists (contd.) Democratic Journalist (contd.) 4 Journaliste démocratique. French edition, 1990 5 Periodista demócrata. Spanish edition, 1989-1991 IOJ Newsletter. Serial issues 6 1981-1983
100. 1 1984-1985 2 1986-1987 3 1988-1989 4 1990-1993 5 Nouvelles de l'OIJ. French edition, 1984- 1985 6 Correio da OIJ. Portuguese edition, 1990- 1991 7 Correo de la OIP. Spanish edition, 1987- 1990
101. 1-5 Pamphlets, 1973-1987. Includes Sumanta Banerjee, India's Monopoly Press; Miloslav Jankovec, South-east Asia in International Relations; José M. Ortiz Garcia, Angola from the Trenches; Luis Suárez, The Other Face of Afghanistan; Children and the Mass Media; The Chilean Coup and Its Cruel Aftermath; A Chronology of Events in Indo-China; Current Views on the World Information Order; Eyes See What Eyes Want to See; The IOJ in the Struggle against Apartheid; Julius Fucík and the Present; Killed for Truth; 30 Years of the International Organization of Journalists in Action
846. 8 Pamphlets (contd.)
847. 1 International Peace Research Foundation. Printed article, 1982 2 International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War. Statement, press release, newsletter, convention proceedings, press summaries and pamphlets, 1982-1988. Includes Jack Rosenblatt, Soviet Propaganda and the Physicians' Peace Movement; Friedensnobelpreis für 140,000 Ärzte
102. 1 International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (contd.) International Red Aid 2 General. Correspondence, biographical data, newsletters, financial records and serial issue (MOPR), 1928-1935. Mainly from Russian archives. Includes correspondence with and financial data re International Labor Defense
847. 3 General (contd.)
356. 7 1st World Congress (1932 : Moscow). Proceedings 185 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 356 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) International Red Aid (contd.) 8 Pamphlets, 1925-1935. Includes Robert Blache, Der Zusammenstoss zweier Welten in Spanien; F. Markosch, The Negroes in the United States of North America; Peter Maslowski, Gotteslästerung; H. Stassova, MOPR's Banners Abroad; Bessarabia! The Roumanian Hell; Captives of Capitalism; Dimitroff; Folterhölle Sonnenburg; Prisoners of Capitalism; The Workers under Fascist Terror
357. 1 Münzenberg, Willi, Solidarität: Zehn Jahre Internationale Arbeiterhilfe, 1921-1931. Printed copy, 1931 Material about International Red Aid 2 General. Letter, notes, clippings and printed articles, 1927-1940. Includes material collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
847. 4 General (contd.)
357. 3 East German publications, 1984-1991. Includes Der Barkenhoff Kinderheim der Roten Hilfe, 1923-1932; Revolutionäre Traditionen der Roten Hilfe Deutschlands
847. International relations 5 General. Studies, circulars and miscellany, 1985- 1995. Includes John Lewis Gaddis, “Retrograde Motion”; Vladimir O. Pechatnov, “The Big Three after World War II” 6-7 Printed matter. Pamphlets, serial issues and printed articles, 1924-2006. Includes Abraham Chapman, The North Atlantic Pact; Vera Micheles Dean, The Struggle for World Order; Bertil Häggman, Moscow and Low-Intensity Conflict; Gus Hall, The Summit Failure; Alfred Baker Lewis, Liberalism and Sovietism; George Meany, The Fallacies of Détente; Robert Morris, Our Globe under Siege; Arne Herlov Petersen, Koldekrigere; Jessica Smith, Jungle Law or Human Reason?; Jessica Smith, Negotiations the Way to Peace; Democracies under Strain; several Soviet publications; issues of: Service d’archives; Trends (U.S. Foreign Broadcast Service publication); World Briefing
848. 1-4 Printed matter (contd.)
849. 1-3 Printed matter (contd.)
357. 4 Printed matter (contd.)
358. 1 Printed matter (contd.)
186 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 849. Subject File (contd.) 4 International Research and Exchanges Board. Annual Meeting of University Representatives (1977 : Washington). Program
102. 3 International Review. Serial issues, 1937-1938
358. 2 International Socialist Organization. Serial issue (Socialist Worker), 1993
102. 4 International Trade Union Committee for Peace and Disarmament (Dublin Committee). Statement, circulars, press releases, bulletin, newsletters and pamphlets, 1983-1993. Includes The Environmental Impact of the Arms Race; “Star Wars”: Who Stands to Gain; Workers and the Arms Race
849. 5 International Trade Union Committee for Peace and Disarmament (contd.)
102. International Trade Union Committee of Negro Workers 5 General. Report from Russian archives, leaflets and pamphlets, 1931-1937. Includes George Padmore, The Life and Struggles of Negro Toilers; George Padmore, Negro Workers and the Imperialist War
358. 3 Negro Worker. Serial issues, 1931-1937
102. 6 International Transport Workers' Federation. Bulletins, 1991-1993 International Union of Revolutionary Writers. Serial issues (International Literature) 7 1932 8-9 1933
103. 1-2 1934 3-5 1935
104. 1-3 1936 4 1938 International Union of Students. See also World Youth and Student Festival 5 Constitutions and regulations, 1946-1991
849. 6 Constitutions and regulations (contd.) 7 Conference (1946 : Prague). List of affiliates 8 Council Meeting (1949 : Sofia). Partial proceedings 9 2nd Congress (1950 : Prague). Communiqués, resolutions and press coverage
104. 6 2nd Congress (contd.)
850. 1 Executive Committee Meeting (1954 : Vienna). Proceedings
104. 7 5th Congress (1958 : Peking). Resolutions 187 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 104 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) International Union of Students (contd.) 8 International Student Peace Conference (1959 : Prague). Proceedings 9 6th Congress (1960 : Baghdad). Resolutions and Committee of Three report
105. 1 Executive Committee Meeting and International Seminar on Illiteracy (1961 : Havana). Proceedings 2 7th Congress (1962 : Leningrad). Resolutions 3 8th Congress (1964 : Sofia). Resolutions 4 Executive Committee Meeting (1965 : Karlovy Vary). Proceedings
850. 2 9th Congress (1967 : Ulan Bator). Resolutions
105. 5 15th Congress (1987 : Havana). Proceedings
850. 3 Extraordinary Congress (1991 : Prague). Proceedings
105. 6 National and regional meeting proceedings, 1958- 1984. Includes Africa, Brazil, Central America, Colombia, Guadeloupe, Iraq, Lebanon, Madagascar, Puerto Rico Bulletins and newsletters 7 1959-1965
106. 1 1966
850. 4 1967-1968 5 1983-1991
106. 2 Africa regional bulletins, 1983-1987
850. 6 Africa regional bulletins (contd.) 7 Other regional bulletins (Arab, Asian and Pacific, European, Latin American), 1959-1987
106. 3 Other regional bulletins (contd.) 4 Specialized bulletins and newsletters (democratization and education, disarmament, solidarity, sports), 1982-1987
851. 1 Specialized bulletins and newsletters (contd.) 2 Young Cinema and Theatre. Serial issues, 1984- 1988
106. World Student News. Serial issues 5 1949-1950
851. 3 1953-1956 4 1957 5 1958 6 1959 7 1960
188 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 852. Subject File (contd.) International Union of Students (contd.) World Student News (contd.) 1 1961 2 1962 3 1963 4 1964 5 1965
853. 1 1966-1968 2 1981-1983 3 1984 4 1985 5 1986
106. 6 1987 7 1988
107. 1-2 1989 3 1990 Étudiants du monde. French edition 4 1961
853. 6 1984-1985 7 1986-1989
107. Welt Studenten Nachrichten. German edition 5 1961-1962
853. 8 1984
854. 1 1985 2 1986-1987 3 1988-1990
107. 6 Vsemirn'ie studencheskie novosti. Russian edition, 1959 Mundo estudiantil. Spanish edition 7 1961
854. 4 1984-1985 5 1986-1989 6 Arabic edition, 1961
107. DE: IUS Magazine on the Democratization and Reform of Education. Serial issues 8 1982-1984 9 1985
854. 7-8 1986
855. 1 1987-1989 2 1990-1991
189 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 855 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) International Union of Students (contd.) 3-5 Pamphlets, 1948-1985. Includes Fifteen Years of the IUS; Japanese Student Struggle against Atomic War and for Peace; Korea and Its Students; Morocco: A Police State; Solidarity for a Free Chile; Solidarity with Iraqi Students; Students Fight for Freedom; This Is the IUS; U.G.E.M.A.: The Students of Algeria Are Fighting; Why the IUS Has Severed Relations with the Leaders of the Student Section of the Peoples’ Youth of Yugoslavia 6 Miscellany. Press releases, circulars, flyers, leaflets, cards and stickers, 1951-1988
856. 1 Miscellany (contd.)
108. 1 Miscellany (contd.) 2 Material about the International Union of Students. Study (Peter T. Jones, "The History of U.S. National Student Association Relations with the International Union of Students, 1945- 1956"), memoranda and printed articles, 1948- 1985
358. 4 International Women's Conference against War and Fascism (1934 : Paris). Proceedings
108. International Workers Order. See also Audiovisual File; Oversize File 3 General. Letters, circulars, bulletins, reports, minutes, manuals, pamphlets, press release and miscellany, 1932-1951. Includes New York 1939 report; Romanian society publication; Yiddish publication; Max Bedacht, "The Organizer and His Problems"
856. 2-3 General (contd.)
358. 5 3rd National Convention (1935 : New York). Proceedings 6 Fraternal Orders Conference (1936 : Pittsburgh). Proceedings 7 7th Convention (1947 : New York). Proceedings and three-year review report
856. 4 Jewish People’s Fraternal Order 7th National Convention (1947 : Camp Kinderland). Proceedings
108. 4-5 Yearbooks and annual almanacs, 1935-1948
856. 5 Yearbooks and annual almanacs (contd.) New Order. Serial issues 6 1932 108. 6 1935-1936 109. 1-2 1937
190 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 856. Subject File (contd.) International Workers Order (contd.) New Order (contd.) 7 1938
109. Fraternal Outlook. Serial issues 3 1939
110. 1 1941 2 1942
111. 1 1943
856. 8 1944
857. 1 1944 (contd.)
111. 2 1945 3 1948
857. 2 1948 (contd.)
111. 4 1949 5 1950
857. Jewish Fraternalist (publication of Jewish People’s Fraternal Order of International Workers Order). Serial issues 3 1948
111. 6 1949-1950
358. 8-9 Pamphlets, 1930-1950. Includes Max Bedacht, Complete Equality; Max Bedacht, The Task before Us; Max Bedacht, Unity of the Workers Fraternal Movement; Herbert Benjamin, A Program for Peace and Recovery; Eugene Gordon, You're Not Alone; Langston Hughes, A New Song; Albert E. Kahn, The People's Case; Vito Marcantonio, Security with FDR; Rubin Saltzman, The American Jewish Conference; Sol Vail, This Is Treason!; Five Years of International Workers Order; The IWO and the Negro People; A New Workers’ Stronghold; Our Plan for Plenty; Smash the Secret Weapon; We Support the Communist Candidate in this Year's Election; Why Every Worker Should Join the International Workers Order
857. 4 Pamphlets (contd.) Material about the International Workers Order 5 General. Letter, notes and clippings, 1938- 1940
358. 10 American Jewish Committee report ("Jewish People's Fraternal Order of the International Workers Order"), 1950
191 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 857. Subject File (contd.) International Workers Order (contd.) Material about the International Workers Order (contd.) 6 U.S. Court of Appeals decision in case of International Workers Order vs. McGrath, 1950 New York State legal proceedings to direct dissolution of International Workers Order 7 New York State Insurance Department report, 1950
858. 1-2 New York State Supreme Court transcript of proceedings in case of Bohlinger vs. International Workers Order, 1951
859. 1-2 New York State Supreme Court transcript (contd.)
860. 1-2 New York State Supreme Court transcript (contd.) 3 New York Court of Appeals brief, 1953 4 International Workingmen's Association. Notes, pamphlets and printed miscellany, 1864-1964. Includes Address and Provisional Rules; Hermann Schlüter, Die Internationale in Amerika; Soviet centenary publication
359. 1 International Workingmen’s Association (contd.)
860. 5 International Year of Peace 1986. Newsletters, circulars, reports, press releases, lists, leaflets and miscellany, 1985-1986. Includes preparatory material for World Congress Devoted to the International Year of Peace (1986 : Copenhagen); Soviet publications. See also Together for Peace Conference
861. 1 International Year of Peace 1986 (contd.) International Youth Year 1985 2-3 Preparation. Correspondence, reports, memoranda, bulletins and newsletters of the U.S. International Youth Year Commission and U.S. Committee on International Youth Year, and press coverage, 1981-1985
112. 1 Preparation (contd.) 2 International Youth Conference (1985 : Kingston). Proceedings, reports, press coverage and subsequent correspondence, 1985-1987
861. 4 International Youth Conference (contd.)
862. 1 International Youth Conference (contd.) 2 Internationalist Communist Group. Serial issue (Communism), 1987-1988 192 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 112. Subject File (contd.) 3 Inter-Religious Task Force on Central America. Leaflets and circulars, 1986
862. 3 Intourist, Inc. Brochures and bulletins, 1932-1965
359. Iran General 2 Studies, 1960-1996. Includes John Kelly, “CIA in Iran”; Kennett Love, “The American Role in the Pahlevi Restoration”; Natalia I. Yegorova, “The ‘Iran Crisis’ of 1945-1946: A View from the Russian Archives”; “Islamic Marxism: The Case of the Iranian Mujahedin”; “Soviet Presence in Iran: The Case of the Tudeh Party”
862. 4-5 Pamphlets, 1951-2007. Includes ‘Abd al- Rahman, The Betrayal of Iran; Behrouz Souresrafil, Khomeini and Israel 6-7 Miscellaneous printed matter. Clippings, printed articles, press summaries, serial issues and printed excerpts, 1979-2005
863. 1-2 October Surprise Affair. Clippings, printed articles and serial issues, 1981-1992. Includes article by Herbert Romerstein, “The Sick Tale of a 1980 Reagan-Iran Hostage Deal”
359. Tudeh Party 3 General. Pamphlets, leaflets and newsletters, 1976-1987. Includes Tudeh Party of Iran: Documents and Views, 1984-1986; Why Do Imperialism and Reaction Fear the Tudeh Party of Iran?
863. 3 General (contd.) 4 3rd Congress (1980). U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service transcript of main address
359. 4 17th Central Committee Plenum (1981 : Tehran). U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service transcript of proceedings 5 National Conference (1986). Proceedings 6 Central Committee Plenum (1988). Proceedings Organization of Iranian People's Fedaian 7 General. Pamphlets, leaflets and bulletins, 1971-1987. Includes Massoud Amadzadeh, Armed Struggle; Against Liquidationism in Defence of Principled Unity; The Principal Tasks of Marxist-Leninists
863. 5 General (contd.)
193 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 359. Subject File (contd.) Iran (contd.) Organization of Iranian People’s Fedaian (contd.) 8 Central Committee Plenum (1984 : Vienna). Proceedings Kar International. Serial issues 9 1979
863. 6 1981-1987 7 People’s Mojahidin Organization of Iran. Serial issues, press releases and leaflets, 1980-1984 8 Miscellaneous political parties. Pamphlets and serial issues, 1959-1986. Includes In Defense of the Revolutionary Foreign Policy of the People’s Republic of China; issues of: Bolshevik Message (Communist Party of Iran); Toufan (Workers’ and Peasants’ Communist Party of Iran) 9 Iranian student organizations abroad. Pamphlets, leaflets and serial issues, 1975-1987. Includes Ausverkauf eines unterentwickelt gehaltenen Landes; In Solidarity with the Iranian Revolutionary Movement; On the Alliance of the October League (M-L) with the Shah of Iran; Platform of the Provisional Government of the Democratic Islamic Republic of Iran; issues of Iran in Resistance
360. 1 Iranian student organizations abroad (contd.)
864. Islamic Republic of Iran issuances 1 General. Press releases, serial issue (Iran Voice) and miscellany, 1978-1986. Includes U.S. Foreign Broadcast Service transcript of speech by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini
360. 2 Pamphlets, 1980-1984. Includes Confessions of the Central Cadre of the Tudeh Party; Imam Khomeini on Iran-U.S. Relations; The Imam versus Zionism; The Promised Defeat of Marxism
864. 2-6 Publications of documents captured from U.S. Embassy in Tehran. In English with Persian translation
865. 1-3 Publications of documents captured from U.S. Embassy in Tehran (contd.)
194 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 865 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Iran (contd.) 4 U.S. government issuances. Reports, memoranda, dispatches and Congressional testimony, 1981- 1994. Includes U.S. House of Representatives "Report of the Staff's Study of Alleged Misconduct of the House of Representatives Involving the Former Government of Iran"; U.S. Foreign Broadcast Service “Biographic Data on Iranian Clergy”; account of abortive hostage rescue attempt; U.S. Department of State reports on People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran; U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda
360. 3 U.S. government issuances (contd.)
866. Iran-Contra Affair 1 General. Letter, printed articles and documentary transcript, 1986-1990 2 Arms transfer exhibit items, 1980-1983, re transfer of arms from Israel to Iran 3-5 U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence report and hearing transcripts, 1986-1987 6 U.S. House Committee on Foreign Affairs report, 1988 7 U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence hearing transcript and questionnaire responses, 1991 (hearing re nomination of Robert Gates to be director of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and concerning his knowledge of Iran-Contra Affair) 8 Irangate: The Mirror of Washington’s Policy and Morals (Soviet publication). Printed copy, 1987
112. Iraq. See also Audiovisual File 4 General. Reports, pamphlets, clippings, printed articles and miscellany, 1958-2008. Includes U.S. government Iraq Study Group 2006 report; Revolution in Iraq; issue of Iraqi Letter
867. 1-2 General (contd.) 3 Arab Socialist Ba’th Party 9th Congress (1982). U.S. Foreign Broadcast Service transcript of proceedings 4 Iraqi government issuances. Serial issues, pamphlets and press releases, 1960-2002. Includes speeches by Saddam Hussein; Tareq Aziz, On Arab-Iranian Relations; Selections from Iraq-Iran Dispute; issues of Iraqi Review; statements re Iran-Iraq War; military nuclear fire plan manual
112. 5 Iraqi government issuances (contd.)
195 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 867. Subject File (contd.) Iraq (contd.) 5 Disinformation. U.S. government memoranda and reports, clippings and printed articles, 1990- 2003. Includes “Apparatus of Lies: Saddam’s Disinformation and Propaganda, 1990-2003”; Todd Leventhal, Iraqi Propaganda and Disinformation during the Gulf War
868. 1-2 Arabic-language publications. Includes [The Eighth Crusade War], ca. 1991-1992 Ireland 3 General. Studies, circulars, leaflets, clippings, printed articles and serial issues, 1935-2001. Includes “Developments in Northern Ireland, 1968-1979”; “The Provisional IRA: The Facts”; issues of: Irish Democrat; Northern People (Workers Party); Saoirse; United Irishman; Unity (Communist Party)
112. 6 General (contd.) 7-8 Pamphlets, 1916-1988. Includes Elinor Burns, British Imperialism in Ireland; G. O. Danachair, Provos: Patriots or Terrorists?; Denis Faul and Raymond Murray, H Blocks; Ralph Fox, Marx, Engels and Lenin on the Irish Revolution; James Larkin, Ireland and the Irish in the U.S.A.; Hugh A. Law, Why Is Ireland at War?; Sean Murray, The Irish Case for Communism; Sean Murray, The Irish Revolt; Brian O’Neill, Easter Week; Michael O’Riordan, Pages from History on Irish-Soviet Relations; John Redmond, The Voice of Ireland; G. Schüller, "Jim" Connolly and the Irish Rising of 1916; “Armed Struggle”; Communist Party of Ireland: Outline History; Englands Gewaltherrschaft in Irland (Nazi publication); Explosions in Ulster; Freedom Struggle by the Provisional IRA; Ireland and the War; L'Irlande dans l'enfer anglais
868. 4 Pamphlets (contd.)
869. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) Islam 3 General. Memoranda, reports, circulars, serial issues and printed articles, 1982-2009 4 Popular Arab and Islamic Conference. Bulletins, press release and conference proceedings, 1991- 1994. Includes proceedings of the organization’s conference (1993 : Khartoum) 5 Pamphlets, 1960-1984. Includes Shaukat Burkhanov and Vladilen Gusarov, Soviet Power and Islam (Soviet publication); Islam and Communism; Soviet Attitude toward Islam
196 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 870. Subject File (contd.) Israel 1-5 General. Reports, studies, circulars, pamphlets, serial issues, clippings and printed articles, 1948-2004. Includes Laurent Rucker, “Moscow’s Surprise: The Soviet-Israeli Alliance of 1947- 1949”; “The Israeli Intelligence Services’ Threat to United States National Security”; “The Soviet Bloc and the Aftermath of the June 1967 War”; Nazareth Solidarity Delegation report; Curtis B. Dall, Israel’s Five Trillion Dollar Secret; Amos Perlmutter, Anatomy of Political Institutionalization: The Case of Israel and Some Comparative Analyses; Wencel Rymarkiewicz, No Jews Please; Richard P. Stevens and Abdelwahab M. Elmessiri, Israel and South Africa: The Progression of a Relationship; I. F. Stone, This Is Israel; International Commission of Enquiry into Israeli Crimes against the Lebanese and Palestinian Peoples report; Israeli-West German agreement
871. 1-2 Israeli government issuances. Pamphlets, serial issue and interviews, 1953-2002. Includes David Ben-Gurion, Jewish Survival; Aspects of the Palestinian Problem; The Golan Heights; The Jewish Exodus from the Arab Countries, and the Arab Refugees; The Record of Aggression: The Arab Design for Israel’s Annihilation; issue of IDF Journal 3 Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories issuances. Pamphlets and serial issues (B’tselem), 1992-1994. Includes Detained without Trial; The Interrogation of Palestinians during the Intifada
360. 4 Communist Party of Israel bulletins, 1971-1989
871. 4-5 Other Israeli and Jewish issuances. Pamphlets, serial issues, circulars and printed articles, 1958-2009. Includes J. Robert Moskin, Report from Jerusalem; Gideon Weigert, Arabs and Israelis: Life Together; Begin and Co. as They Really Are; Israel and the Palestinians: A Different Israeli View; issues of International Problems
872. 1-2 Other Israeli and Jewish issuances (contd.) 3 Americans for a Safe Israel issuances. Serial issues (Outpost) and pamphlets, 1977-1995 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets, 1953-1973. Includes Carl Bloice, Israel: Image and Reality; Hyman Lumer, Israel Today: War or Peace?; A. B. Magil, Which Way Israel?; Victor Perlo, Israel and Dollar Diplomacy; notes on “The Position of the CPSU on Israeli Aggression in the Middle East” 197 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 872 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Israel (contd.) 5-6 Arab issuances. Pamphlets and circulars, 1957- 1989. Includes Sami Hadawi, Israel and the Arab Minority; Fayez A. Sayegh, The Record of Israel at the United Nations; Claudia Wright, Spy, Steal and Smuggle: Israel’s Special Relationship with the United States
360. 5 Isserman, Abraham. Dossier and indictment, 1926-1940 6 Italian Americans. Letter, pamphlets and leaflets, 1925-1970. Includes Luigi Antonini, Vito Marcantonio: The Man on the Flying Trapeze; Peter V. Cacchione, Italian-Americans and the War; Peter V. Cacchione, The Truth about Luigi Antonini; Gaetano Salvemini, Italian Fascist Activities in the U.S.
361. Italy. See also Oversize File 1 General. Pamphlets, serial issues, printed articles and miscellany, 1919-1985. Includes Vittorfranco S. Pisano, “A Study of the Restructured Italian Intelligence and Security Services”; Giuseppe Berti, A New Italy Arises!; Mario Missiroli, From Tunis to Versailles; newsletter of Comitato Unitario per il Disarmo e la Pace Communism 2 Partito Comunista Italiano 8th Congress (1956 : Rome). Proceedings 3 Partito Comunista Italiano pamphlets and bulletins, 1942-1986. Includes Palmiro Togliatti, Inside Italy; Problems and Perspectives before the Italian Working Class; issues of the party’s Foreign Bulletin Material about the Partito Comunista Italiano 4 General. Pamphlets, studies and press summaries, 1962-1987. Includes Giorgio Galli, “Italian Communism and the Sino-Soviet Rift”; Vittorfranco S. Pisano, “Communist Bloc Covert Action: The Italian Case”; Concerning the Theses for the Xth Congress of the Italian Communist Party; resolution of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union 5 Aga-Rossi, Elena and Victor Zaslavsky, Togliatti e Stalin: Il PCI e la politica estera staliniana negli archivi di Mosca. Printed copy, 1997 6 Bocenina, Nina, La segretaria di Togliatti: Memorie di Nina Bocenina. Printed copy, 1993 873. 1 Caccavale, Romolo, Comunisti italiani in Unione Sovietica. Printed copy, 1995 198 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 873 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Italy (contd.) 2 Disinformation. Correspondence, memoranda, printed articles and translations, 1981-1990. Includes material re Michael Ledeen and Francesco Pazienza Espionage 3 General. Letter and printed articles, 1953- 1999 Italian intelligence service reports on Soviet agents in Italy, 1995-1999 4 Italian text 5-7 English translations made by British intelligence service
874. Fascism 1-2 General. Pamphlets, 1926-1936. Includes Ernst Wilhelm Eschmann, Der faschistische Staat in Italien; Dino Montanara, Illegal durch Italien; Cavaliere Raffaele Muriello, Mussolini: His Work and the New Syndical Law; M. Nicoletti, Le fascisme contre le paysan; Carlo Rossi, In the Dungeons of Mussolini; The Fascist Dictatorship 3 Italian government issuances. Speech and bulletins, 1939. Includes Galeazzo Ciano, An Account of the International Situation in Recent Years; Italian Library of Information study outlines 4 Terrorism. Reports, memoranda, bulletins, pamphlets and press summaries, 1978-1995. Includes Armed Struggle in Italy; The Italian Inquisition; Partito Comunista Italiano bulletins; material on Brigate Rosse
1254.4 Jackson, Gardner. Correspondence and memoranda, 1938- 1942
362. 1 Jackson, Sidney L. Memorandum and obituary, 1979
874. 5 Jaffe, Philip J. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1950-1952. See also Microform File 6 Jaffe, Sam. Printed articles and obituary, 1977-1985
362. Jamaica 2 General. Reports, serial issues, press releases, printed articles, pamphlets and leaflets, 1960- 1985. Includes Dudley Thompson, “Jamaica’s Relations with the Western Hemisphere”; “Report on the Destabilization of Jamaica”; M. G. Smith et al., The Ras Tafari Movement in Kingston, Jamaica; People's National Party leaflet; report of visit of Jamaican journalists to Grenada; Friends for Jamaica newsletters; legal complaint of Jesse Jones, Jr. against Covert Action Publication 875. 1 General (contd.) 199 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 875 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Jamaica (contd.) 2 Workers Party of Jamaica. Internal documents, 1980-1983. Includes issues of Party Life; report on 3rd Plenary Meeting; manuals on party formation; letters to Maurice Bishop
362. 3 Workers Party of Jamaica (contd.) Japan 4-6 World War II and pre-war period. Pamphlets, leaflets and serial issue, 1919-1951. Includes T. A. Bisson, Shadow over Asia; T. A. Bisson, Showdown in the Orient; Kenneth W. Colegrove, Militarism in Japan; S. Dashinsky, Japan in Manchuria; Richard L-G. Deverall, The Imperial Japanese Army; Grace Hutchins, Japan's Drive for Conquest; Grace Hutchins, Japan Wars on the U.S.A.; Arata Ninagawa, Les reclamations japonaises et le droit international; Sabroh Ohta, The Significance of the China Affair; P. W. Reeves, Trouble-Maker in the Far East; Rabindranath Tagore, Der Geist Japans; China Incident and Japan; Japan's War on Foreign Business in China; On the Shanghai Incident and the General Sino-Japanese Situation; The Present Situation in Manchuria and Shanghai
875. 3-4 World War II and pre-war period (contd.) Post-World War II period 5 General. Pamphlets, serial issues, printed articles, press summaries and flyers, 1945-1992. Includes Herbert Aptheker, Reality and Mythology in Today's Japan; Richard L-G. Deverall, Japan's Soviet- Held Prisoners of War; Richard Hart, Eclipse of the Rising Sun; The Major Industry and Its Technique in Japan; Report on the Japanese Peace Treaty; Japanese trade union issuances
876. 1-2 General (contd.) 3 Levi, Antonia, “Peaceful Revolution in Japan: The Development of the Nosaka Theory and Its Implementation under the American Occupation.” Typescript dissertation, 1991 4 Espionage. Printed articles, clippings and miscellany, 1980-1984 5 Peace movement. Pamphlets, circulars, bulletins, report and press summaries, 1952-1990 6 Terrorism. Pamphlets, press summaries and miscellany, 1957-1984. Includes Appeal to the World on the Matsukawa Frame-up Case; Japanese Red Army issuances
200 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 363. Subject File (contd.) Japan (contd.) Communism 1 General. Reports, press summaries, bulletins and pamphlets, 1942-2000. Includes reports of Japanese American Communists from Russian archives; World War II-era reports on Japanese Communist Party (authorship unattributed); Communist Party of Japan bulletins; J. P. Napier, A Survey of the Japan Communist Party; Karl G. Yoneda, The Heritage of Sen Katayama; The Japanese Communist Party
877. 1 General (contd.) 2-3 Oinas-Kukkonen, Henry, “US Attitude towards the Japanese Communist Movement, 1944- 1947.” Typescript dissertation, 1999 Japanese Americans 4 General. Reports, memoranda, pamphlets and miscellany, 1921-1992. Includes pamphlet opposing Japanese immigration; material on Japanese American Communists; informant’s report on Japanese-American meeting in New York City in 1946 5 Yoneda, Karl G., Gambatte: Sixty-Year Struggle of a Kibei Worker. Printed copy, 1983 Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945 6 General. Pamphlets and miscellany, 1943- 1978. Includes The Displaced Japanese- Americans; Issei, Nisei, Kibei; proposal for television documentary; Congressional testimony 7 Japanese American issuances. Bulletins, newsletters and correspondence, 1941- 1944. Includes issues of Doho; Tanforan and Topaz Relocation Camp newsletters; correspondence of Japanese American Committee for Democracy and Nisei Democratic Club of Oakland
878. 1-2 U.S. Western Defense Command and Fourth Army Wartime Civil Control Administration orders and proclamations, 1942-1943 3 U.S. War Department Final Report: Japanese Evacuation from the West Coast, 1942. Printed copy, 1943 4 U.S. Department of Justice Evacuation Claims Manual. Printed copy, 1951
879. 1 Javits, Jacob K. Pamphlet (Frank A. Capell, The Strange Case of Jacob Javits), Congressional testimony and flyers, 1956-1966
201 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 363. Subject File (contd.) Jefferson School of Social Science 2 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, circulars and study guides, 1947-1956
879. 2 General (contd.) 3-4 Course catalogs, 1944-1956 5-7 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board hearing transcript, reports and clipping, 1954-1962
880. 1 Jehovah’s Witnesses. Pamphlet (Judge Rutherford Uncovers Fifth Column), 1940 2 Jerome, V. J. Biographical data from Russian archives, circular and obituary, ca. 1936-1965
363. 3 Jersey. Pamphlets and serial issue, 1942-1958. Includes Ralph Mollet, Jersey under the Swastika; Leslie Sinel, Swastika over Jersey; The German Occupation of Jersey, 1940-1945; issue of Evening Post published in Jersey under German occupation
880. 3 Jessup, Philip C. Circular prepared by office of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, memorandum and clipping, 1946-1951 4 Jewish Defense League. New York State Police reports, clippings and pamphlets, 1969-1995. Includes Hyman Lumer, The “Jewish Defense League”: A New Face for Reaction; Anti-Defamation League report; Jewish Defense League issuances 5 Jewish Peoples Committee. Memoranda, notes, circulars, leaflets, flyers, pamphlet (Jews in Action) and bulletins, 1938-ca. 1946 Jews and antisemitism 6-8 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, letters, memoranda, circulars, clippings, printed articles and miscellany, 1915-2008. Includes A. A. Berle, “The World Significance of a Jewish State”; P. Margulies, "The Jews and the Question of Antisemitism"; “Communistic Anti- Semitism versus Jewish Anti-Communism”; “The Jewish Question in Soviet and Satellite Propaganda”; Yehuda Bauer, The Jewish Emergence from Powerlessness; Louis D. Brandeis, The Jewish Problem; Israel Cohen, Britain's Nameless Ally; Shlomo Gluecksmann, The Forgeries and Falsifications of the Antisemitic Literature; Victor Gollancz, "Let My People Go"; Victor Gollancz, What Buchenwald Really Means; Hyman Levy, Jews and the National Question; Max Nomad, The Jewish Conspiracy; Eleanor F. Rathbone, Rescue the Perishing; Jean-Paul Sartre, Portrait of the Anti-Semite; Who Speaks for American Judaism?; letters by Christopher Emmet; pamphlets on Anglo- Israelism; pamphlets on Leo Frank case 881. 1-3 General (contd.)
113. 1 General (contd.) 202 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 363. Subject File (contd.) Jews and antisemitism (contd.) 4 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation correspondence, 1933-1947. Correspondence with editors of American Hebrew and with antisemitic publishers. Includes memoranda and related printed matter 5 Roosevelt (Franklin D.) Administration. Correspondence and memoranda of Roosevelt and subordinate officials with Jewish and Zionist organizations, and issuances by and about the Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe, 1941-1945. From the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library
881. 4-6 Roosevelt Administration (contd.)
363. 6-7 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets, flyers and internal documents, 1922- 1972. Includes National Jewish Commission memoranda; Baltimore branch minutes; speech by William Z. Foster; Alexander Bittelman, "Study Guide on the Jewish Question"; John Arnold, The Jewish People Today; Nathan Ausubel, Jewish Culture in America; Alexander Bittelman, Program for Survival; Alexander Bittelman, To Secure Jewish Rights; Philip S. Foner, Jews in American History; James W. Ford, Anti-Semitism, the Struggle for Democracy, and the Negro People; George Morris, Labor and Anti-Semitism; J. Soltin, The Struggle against Anti-Semitism; John L. Spivak, Plotting America's Pogroms
882. 1 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances (contd.) 2 Soviet pamphlets, 1972-1988. Includes Andrei Konstantinov and Yuri Andreyev, Jews in the USA; Aron Vergelis, A Traveller’s Encounters 3 Arab pamphlets, 1964-1970. Includes Jewish Influence on the United States Media Jewish organization issuances 4 General. Reports, leaflets, flyers, circulars, printed articles and miscellany, 1904-2003. Includes Alfred Eris, “Lucy Dawidowicz and the ‘Holocaust Industry’”; Anatole Goldstein, “The Attitude of the Recent Russian Emigres toward the Jewish Question”
363. 8 General (contd.)
364. 1-2 Serial issues, 1927-2008. Includes issues of: Contemporary Jewish Record; Hashomer Hatzair; Ideas; Issues; Jewish Digest; Jewish Liberation Journal; Jewish Workers’ Voice; New Currents
882. 5 Serial issues (contd.) 883. 1-3 Serial issues (contd.) 203 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 883 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Jews and antisemitism (contd.) Jewish organization issuances (contd.) 4-5 Pamphlets, 1938-2006. Includes Louis Brandeis, The Jewish Problem; Moshe Shonfeld, The Holocaust Victims Accuse; Emanuel Sivan, Islamic Fundamentalism and Antisemitism; Joseph Tenenbaum, Can Hitler Be Stopped?; Bernard Dov Weinrib, Jewish Emancipation under Attack; Bigotry in Action; The Holocaust and Resistance (Israeli publication); The Jewish Labor Movement in America; To Bigotry No Sanction; World Jewish Congress resolutions; American Jewish Committee and Jewish Labor Committee reports; Yiddish-language publications 884. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
364. 3-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
884. 3-4 Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith issuances. Pamphlets, reports, press releases and circulars, 1938-1994. Includes Extremist Groups in the United States; The Hate Movement Today; Hitler’s Apologists; Hitler’s Communism Unmasked; Young Nazi Killers: The Rising Skinhead Danger
365. Antisemitic issuances. See also Silvershirt Legion 1 General. Leaflets, flyers and circulars, 1932-2007
885. 1-2 General (contd.) 3 Serial issues, 1923-1986. Includes issues of: Attack; Christian Crusade Weekly; Christian Vanguard; Gentile Front; Gentile News; Gentiles’ Review; German Outlook; Thunderbolt
365. 2 Serial issues (contd.) 3-5 Pamphlets, 1920-2000. Includes George W. Armstrong, The March of Bolshevism; George W. Armstrong, Zionist Wall Street; Frank L. Britton, Behind Communism; James Combs, Who’s Who in the World Zionist Conspiracy; Vladimir Dal', Zapiska o ritual'nykh ubiistvakh; Ditlieb Felderer, Anne Frank’s Diary a Hoax; A. H. Lane, The Hidden Hand; Arnold Leese, Gentile Folly: The Rothschilds; Arnold Leese, The Jewish War of Survival; Arnold Leese, My Irrelevant Defense: Meditations Inside Gaol and Out on Jewish Ritual Murder; Martin Luther, The Jews and their Lies; Elias Newman, The Jewish Peril and the Hidden Hand; 204 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 365 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Jews and antisemitism (contd.) Antisemitic issuances (contd.) 3-5 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) I. B. Pranaitis, The Talmud Unmasked; Luke Rader, Mystery Babylon; Andreas Rakowitsch, Nicht russische Revolution, jüdische Revolution in Russland; A. H. M. Ramsay, The Nameless War; Salluste, Marxism and Judaism; Olov E. Tietzow, Aryan Americanism; Robert H. Williams, The Anti-Defamation League and Its Use in the World Communist Offensive; Gerald B. Winrod, The Jewish Assault on Christianity; Gerald B. Winrod, The Present International Crisis; Francis Parker Yockey, The Proclamation of London of the European Liberation Front; Downfall of Russia; The Grave-Diggers of Russia; The Myth of the Six Million; Toward Armageddon; Who Rules Russia; Who Wants War?
366. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
885. 4-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
886. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 McCalden, David. Newsletters (Revisionist Newsletter) and circulars, 1981-1988
887. 1 McCalden, David (contd.)
366. Ford, Henry, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem 4 Dearborn Publishing Company (Detroit) 4- volume edition, 1920-1922. Printed copy
367. 1 Dearborn Publishing Company (Detroit) 4- volume edition, 1920-1922 (contd.) 2 English-language reprints, undated 3 German and Russian printed translations, 1922-1993 Protocols of the Elders of Zion 4 English-language printed editions, 1922-1934 and undated
368. 1 English-language printed editions, 1922-1934 and undated (contd.) 2-3 French, German, Polish, Russian and Swedish printed editions, 1920-2000 4 Synopses and sympathetic commentary, 1922- 1938 5 Critical commentary, 1920-1934. See also Bern Trial (1935)
887. 2 Stäglich, Wilhelm, Der Auschwitz Mythos. Printed copy, 1984 205 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 887 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Jews and antisemitism (contd.) 3 Bischoff, Erich, Die Elemente der Kabbalah. Printed copy, 1920 4 Schwarberg, Günter, Das Getto. Printed copy, 1989
113. 2 Industrial Control Reports (antisemitic publication). Serial issues, 1937-1939 Jewish Affairs (Communist Party, U.S.A. publication). Serial issues 3 1970-1972 4 1973-1977
114. 1 1981 2 1982 3 1983 4 1984 5 1985 6 1986 7 1987 8 1988
115. 1 1989 2 1990-1993
369. Jewish Currents. Serial issues 1 1958 2 1959 3 1960 4 1961 5 1962
370. 1 1963
115. 3 1964 4 1965 5 1966 6 1967
116. 1 1968 2 1969 3 1970 4 1971
117. 1 1972 2 1973 3 1974 4 1975 5 1976
118. 1 1977 2 1978 3 1981-1991 370. Jewish Life. Serial issues 2 1946 3 1947 4 1948 5 1949 206 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 118. Subject File (contd.) Jews and antisemitism (contd.) Jewish Life (contd.) 4 1950 5 1951
119. 1 1952 2 1953 3 1954 4 1955 5 1956
120. 1 1957
887. 5 Jobs with Peace (Organization). U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports and printed articles, 1983 6 Joesten, Joachim. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, passport data, notes, bibliographies, printed articles and circulars, 1954-2002. See also Kennedy, John F.—Assassination; King, Martin Luther, Jr.
120. 2 John Birch Society. Memoranda, leaflets, pamphlets and circulars, 1961-1982. Includes Bill Murray, “The Belmont Syndrome”; Mike Newberry, The Fascist Revival; Birch Putsch Plans for 1964; U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Gertz vs. Welch
888. 1 John Birch Society (contd.) 2 John Brown Anti-Klan Committee. Newsletter (Death to the Klan!), circular and membership list, 1980-1984
370. 6 John Reed Clubs. Correspondence, notes and flyers, 1930-1934. Includes letters by Philip Rahv
888. 3 John T. Conner Center for US/USSR Reconciliation. Leaflets, 1988 4 Johnson-Forest Tendency. Bulletins, 1947-1951. Includes “Balance Sheet: The Workers Party and the Johnson-Forest Tendency”; “The Balance Sheet Completed: Ten Years of American Trotskyism”; “World Revolutionary Perspectives and the Russian Question” 5 Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee. Report, memorandum, legal decisions and printed matter, 1943- 1955 6 Joint Committee for Trade Union Rights. Memorandum, undated 7 Jonestown (Guyana). Notes on Soviet Embassy meeting re Soviet connections of Jim Jones, petition, clippings and flyer, 1977-1981
370. 7 Josephson, Leon. Clipping, 1947
207 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 371. Subject File (contd.) KAL 007 Incident, 1983 1 General. Memoranda, reports, press releases, statements and pamphlets, 1983-1991. Includes David M. Johnson, “Korean Airlines Incident”; Thomas Maertens, “KAL 007 and the Revisionists”; James E. Oberg, “Myths of KAL- 007”; Marilyn J. Young and Michael K. Launer, “Flights of Fancy, Flight of Doom”; Massacre in the Sky (South Korean publication); interview of David Pearson
120. 3 General (contd.)
888. 8-9 International Civil Aviation Organization report (“Destruction of Korean Air Lines Boeing 747 over Sea of Japan, 31 August 1983”), 1983
889. U.S. government issuances 1-2 Public issuances. Statements, press releases and briefing transcripts, mainly by the U.S. Information Agency, 1983-1984 3-4 Internal documents. Drafts, memoranda, dispatches, letters and press guidance directives, mainly by the U.S. Information Agency, 1983-1984 5 U.S. Department of Justice brief in U.S. District Court litigation in re Korean Air Lines Disaster, 1985
890. Soviet issuances 1-2 General. Statements and translations of press articles, 1983-1992 3 Pamphlets, 1984-1985. Includes Akio Takahashi, Prestuplenie prezidenta and English translation, President’s Crime: Who Ordered the Espionage Flight of KAL 007?; Boeing-747: Ce qui s’est passé 4 Osipovich, Gennadii (Soviet pilot). Transcript of interview, 1989 5-6 Press coverage. Clippings and printed articles, 1983-1991
891. 1 Press coverage (contd.)
120. Kahn, Albert E. See also Audiovisual File 4-5 General. Biographical data, notes, memoranda and miscellany, 1942-1947. Includes promotional material for the book co-authored by Kahn, The Great Conspiracy against Russia, and Communist Party, U.S.A. circulars and study guide re the book
208 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 891. Subject File (contd.) Kahn, Albert E. (contd.) 2 Speeches, articles and pamphlets by Kahn, 1946- 1962. Includes Agents of Peace; McCarthy on Trial (editor); Treason in Congress: The Record of the Un-American Activities Committee; Soviet translation of pamphlet by Kahn; message to U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities 3 The Hour (bulletin edited by Kahn). Serial issues, 1942-1943 Correspondence. Letters to and from Kahn, including letters by Cedric Belfrage, Angus Cameron, Albert Einstein, Howard Fast, Harold L. Ickes, V. J. Jerome, Rockwell Kent, Harley Kilgore, Archibald MacLeish, A. B. Magil, William Mandel, Shaemas O’Sheel, Claude Pepper, Raymond Robins, Art Shields, Frank Sinatra, Jessica Smith and Henry A. Wallace 4 1936-1944. Includes correspondence of Ralph L. Dourmashkin and other associates of Kahn 5-6 1945
892. 1-4 1946 5-6 1947
893. 1-2 1948 3 1952 and undated 4-5 Material about Albert E. Kahn. Dossiers, memoranda, obituaries and printed matter, 1941- 1994. Includes U.S. Department of State investigative records; inventory of Kahn papers in International Workers Order records
371. Kahn, Gordon 2 U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities report, 1963
893. 6 “Blacklisted: The Man Behind the Door.” Radio drama transcript, 1994. Includes related book proposal
894. 1 Kalugin, Oleg. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports and printed articles, 1960-2003 2 Kaplan, Fanya. Printed article and printed excerpt, 1958-1990 3 Kaplan, Louis. Dossier, clippings and printed excerpt, 1948-1959 4 Karelia. Press release and miscellany, 1989 5-7 Karr, David. Investigation reports, correspondence, notes, clippings and printed articles, 1939-1979. Dossier mainly assembled by American Security Council. See also Audiovisual File
371. 3-6 Karr, David (contd.)
895. 1 Kato, Kanju. Dossier, 1938 209 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 895 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Katyn Forest Massacre, 1940 2 General. Letter, memoranda, resolutions, clippings, printed articles and printed excerpts, 1940-2004. Includes Lavrentii Beria notes to Joseph Stalin from Russian archives; Katyn Museum brochures
120. 6 General (contd.)
371. 7 Pamphlets, 1944-2001. Includes Julius Epstein, The Mysteries of the Van Vliet Report; Boleslaw Wojcicki, Prawda o Katyniu; Death at Katyn; La forêt macabre de Katyn; The Truth about Katyn (Soviet publication)
895. 3 Coatney, Louis Robert, “The Katyn Massacre: An Assessment of Its Significance as a Public and Historical Issue in the United States and Great Britain, 1940-1993.” Typescript thesis, 1993
372. 1 Amtliches Material zum Massenmord von Katyn (German publication). Printed copy, 1943 2 Madajczyk, Czeslaw, Das Drama von Katyn. Printed copy, 1991
895. 4 Katz, Otto. Biographical data, notes, printed excerpts and U.S. Department of State report, 1940 and undated 5 Kaye, Danny. Dossiers and letter by Kaye, 1952-1954 6 Kennedy, Edward M. Memorandum and printed articles, 1980-2003. Includes Soviet secret police memorandum from Russian archives with English translation and printed commentary re Kennedy contacts with the Soviet Union; Kennedy message re International Year of Peace 1986; article by Herbert Romerstein, “Ted Kennedy Was a ‘Collaborationist’” 121. 1 Kennedy, Edward M. (contd.)
895. Kennedy, John F. 7 General. Election leaflets and printed article, 1959-1960 Assassination 8-9 General. Leaflets, memoranda, letters, circulars, clippings, printed articles and Internet printout, 1963-2003. Includes brief in case of Shaw vs. Department of State et al.; letter by Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
896. 1 General (contd.)
121. 2 General (contd.)
896. 2-3 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, Central Intelligence Agency and President’s Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy memoranda and reports, 1963-1967 210 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 896 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Kennedy, John F. (contd.) Assassination (contd.) 4 Bales, James D., “Communism: The Assassin of the President.” Typescript, undated 5 “From Russia, with Malevolence: How the KGB Duped Jim Garrison.” Typescript, undated (no authorial attribution)
121. 3 Joachim Joesten's Truth Letter. Serial issues, 1968-1972
372. 3-4 Joesten, Joachim, Die Wahrheit über den Kennedy-Mord. Printed copy and printed copy of French translation, 1966
896. 6 Pamphlets, 1964-1977. Includes Bernard M. Bane, The Bane in Kennedy’s Existence; Barbara Garson, MacBird; Peter Dale Scott, Crime and Cover-up; Critical Reactions to the Warren Report; The Gap in the Warren Report
897. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 Kennedy, Joseph P. Letters and memoranda re Kennedy from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library, 1939-1940 3 Kennedy, Robert F. Translation of document from Russian archives and printed article re Kennedy’s relations with the Soviet government, 1962-1990
372. 5 Kenny, Robert W. Dossiers and memorandum, 1953-1955
373. 1 Kent, Arthur. Affidavits and court reports in case re Harry Bridges, 1938 Kent, Tyler 2 General. Letters, memoranda, study, notes, circulars and petitions, 1942-1977 3 Printed matter. Pamphlet, clippings and printed articles, 1941-2005. Includes John Howland Snow, The Case of Tyler Kent
897. 4 Printed matter (contd.)
373. 4 Kenya. Pamphlets and circular, ca. 1940s-1973. Includes Jomo Kenyatta, Kenya: The Land of Conflict; The Hardcore: The Story of Karigo Muchai
897. 5 Kenya (contd.) 6 Kerry, John. Clippings, 2004
121. 4 Kertesz, Andrew. Memoranda and letter, 1936-1939
373. 5 Keynes, John Maynard. Pamphlet (Keynes at Harvard: Economic Deception as a Political Credo), 1960. See also Audiovisual File 6 Khokhlov, Nikolai. Press releases and book by Khokhlov with disguised cover (Pravo na sovest'), 1957 211 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 373 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Khrushchev, Nikita S. 7 General. Pamphlets, clippings and printed articles, 1959-1991. Includes Nikita Khrushchev: Life and Destiny; Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev; Why Khrushchov Fell (Albanian publication)
897. 7-9 Printed speeches and writings by Khrushchev, 1956- 1963. Includes Disarmament for Durable Peace and Friendship; For New Victories for the World Communist Movement; Imperialism: Enemy of the People, Enemy of Peace; The National Liberation Movement; The New Content of Peaceful Coexistence in the Nuclear Age; Raising the Soviet Standard of Living; The Revolutionary Working-Class and Communist Movement; The Socialist Way; The Soviet Union: Faithful Friend of the Peoples Fighting for Independence
898. 1 Printed speeches and writings by Khrushchev (contd.) 2 King, Martin Luther, Jr. Letters, speeches, circulars and printed articles, 1960-2002. Includes letters by King and Carl Braden; Joachim Joesten, “The James Earl Ray Hoax”; Joachim Joesten, “The Frameup of James Earl Ray”
374. 1 King, Martin Luther, Jr. (contd.)
898. 3 Kingsbury, John A. Correspondence, 1934-1955. Includes correspondence of Kingsbury with Harry Hopkins, Hewlett Johnson, Albert E. Kahn and Claude Pepper 4 Kirghizstan. Press release, ca. 1990s 5 Kirov, Sergei. Biographical study, ca. 1990s 6 Kiselev, Evgenii D. Memorandum and clipping, 1962 7-8 Klugmann, James. Memoranda from British government security files, 1930-1951. Includes transcript of interview of Klugmann
374. 2 Klugmann, James (contd.)
898. 9 Knerr, Dorothy Adelle. Memoir re Communist Party, U.S.A., 1985
374. 3 Koch, Howard. Affidavit to U.S. House Committee on Un- American Activities, 1959
121. 5 Kohlberg, Alfred. Report on Kohlberg by Christian Alliance against Illuminism, 1957
898. 10 Kominsky, Morris. Correspondence and clippings, 1967- 1971
212 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 121. Subject File (contd.) Korea 6-7 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, circulars and miscellany, 1944-2002. Includes Andrew J. Grajdanzev, Korea Looks Ahead; Eight Years of the Chinese People's Volunteers' Resistance to American Aggression and Aiding Korea (Chinese publication); Facts about Chongryun; A White Paper on the South-North Dialogue in Korea 8 North Korean government issuances. Pamphlets, press releases and miscellany, 1957-2007. Includes Aspiration of the South Korean People; Korea: Road to Peaceful Reunification; On the Criminal Acts Committed by the U.S. Imperialist Aggression Troops in Korea; Panmunjom; Reminiscences of the Anti-Japanese Guerillas; U.S. Imperialism: The Sworn Enemy of the Korean People; Why We Fled from South Korea; numerous speeches by Kim Il Sung and Kim Il Jong; North Korean constitution
899. 1-5 North Korean government issuances (contd.)
900. 1-3 North Korean government issuances (contd.) 4-5 Material about North Korea. Pamphlets, serial issues (People’s Korea), memoranda, circulars, printed articles and clippings, 1949-2004. Includes Harry Gelman and Norman D. Levin, The Future of Soviet-North Korean Relations; Anna Louise Strong, Inside North Korea; North Korea: A Case Study in the Techniques of Takeover (U.S. Department of State publication); North Korean Political System in Present Perspective; material on visits of leaders of the Socialist Workers Party (U.S.) and Workers World Party (U.S.) to North Korea
374. Korean War. See also Audiovisual File General 4 U.S. and British government issuances. Pamphlets and press releases, 1950-1992. Includes Dean Acheson, The Problem of Peace in Korea; Communist Interrogation, Indoctrination, and Exploitation of Prisoners of War; Treatment of British Prisoners of War in Korea; United States Policy in the Korean Conflict; "Chronology of Policy and Intelligence Matters Concerning Unaccounted for U.S. Military Personnel at the End of the Korean Conflict and During the Cold War"; letter by John Foster Dulles; Central Intelligence Agency report on possibility of Chinese entry into war
901. 1 U.S. and British government issuances (contd.)
213 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 122. Subject File (contd.) Korean War (contd.) General (contd.) 1-3 North Korean, Chinese and Soviet issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets and speech, 1950- 1954. Includes Pa Chin, Living amongst Heroes; A. Y. Vyshinsky, The Korean Question; American POW's Calling from Korea; Friendship for Peace; Racing towards Victory; Shall Brothers Be…; The Soviet Union and the Korean Question; The Struggle for Peace in Korea 4-6 Non-government issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets, printed articles, circulars and serial issues, 1950-1999. Includes Kathryn Weathersby, “Soviet Aims in Korea and the Origins of the Korean War, 1945- 1950”; Robert B. Dresser, The Korean War; Rosalie M. Gordon, The MacArthur-Korea Story; William T. Lee, The Korean War Was Stalin's Show; Channing Liem, The Korean War: An Unanswered Question; D. N. Pritt, Light on Korea; Background to Korea (Republican National Committee publication); Students and the War in Korea (International Union of Students publication); issues of Far East Spotlight; Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances
901. 2 Non-government issuances (contd.) Atrocity allegations, mainly re biological warfare 3 North Korean and Chinese issuances. Pamphlets, 1952-1999. Includes Data on Atrocities of U.S. Army in South Korea; Depositions of Nineteen Captured U.S. Airmen on Their Participation in Germ Warfare in Korea; Monstrous U.S. Crimes; On the Criminal Acts Committed by the U.S. Imperialist Aggression Troops in Korea; Out of Their Own Mouths; Stop U.S. Germ Warfare!
123. 1 North Korean and Chinese issuances (contd.) 2 International Association of Democratic Lawyers Commission report, 1952 3 International Scientific Commission for the Investigation of the Facts Concerning Bacterial Warfare in Korea and China report, 1952 4 Women's International Democratic Federation Commission report, 1951
214 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 123 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Korean War (contd.) Atrocity allegations (contd.) 5 Miscellaneous printed matter. Pamphlets, clippings and printed articles, 1952- 2006. Includes James G. Endicott, I Accuse!; Hewlett Johnson, I Appeal; Schwarzbuch über den Bakterienkrieg; Denis Warner, The Germ Warfare Hoax; Kathryn Weathersby, "New Evidence on the Korean War”
901. 4 Miscellaneous printed matter (contd.)
123. Psychological warfare 6 North Korean and Chinese propaganda leaflets aimed at American and Allied soldiers, ca. 1950-1953 7 U.S. propaganda leaflets aimed at North Korean and Chinese soldiers, 1951-1953. Includes translations 8 Pease, Stephen E., Psywar: Psychological Warfare in Korea, 1950-1953. Printed copy, 1992
901. 5 Kosovo. Printed article, 2003 6 Koval, George. Printed article, 2009 7 Kramer, Charles. Letter by J. Edgar Hoover, 1946 8 Kravchenko, Victor. Printed articles and press release, 1946-1966
123. 9 Krieger, Sam (Robert Kane). Biographical data from Russian archives, 1935-1936 Krivitsky, Walter 10 General. Reports, memoranda and clippings, 1939- 1966. Includes U.S. Department of State, Department of War and Federal Bureau of Investigation reports and memoranda
901. 9 General (contd.)
374. 5 Serialized memoirs by Krivitsky in Saturday Evening Post, 1939-1940
901. 10 Krzycki, Leo. Memorandum and Internet printout, ca. 1945-2005
374. Ku Klux Klan 6 General. Leaflets, circulars, reports, press releases and clippings, ca. 1930s-1991. Includes U.S. Department of Justice report of investigation of Gary Thomas Rowe; Anti- Defamation League report on David Duke; material on Soviet disinformation re Ku Klux Klan
215 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 901. Subject File (contd.) Ku Klux Klan (contd.) 11 Pamphlets, 1920-1975. Includes Jack Jameson, Night Riders in Sunny Florida; Lila Lee Jones, The Ku Klux Klan in Eastern Kansas during the 1920s; W. M. Likins, The Trail of the Serpent; Kloran
902. Kourier. Serial issues 1 1930-1932 2 1933 3-4 1934 5 1935 6 1936
374. 7 White Knight. Serial issue, 1936
902. 7-8 Kuhn, Fritz. Clippings and notes, 1937-1948. Collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
374. 8 Kurdistan. Flyers, leaflets, pamphlet (Settlement of the Kurdish Problem in Iraq) and serial issues, 1974- 1986. Includes issues of: Dossier du Kurdistan; Kurdistan Report; Nyt fra Kurdistan; Spark
903. 1 Kurdistan (contd.) 2 Kurzman, Maurice. New York State Police report, New York City Board of Education hearing transcript and interview transcript, 1953-1955 3 Kusman, Felix. Press release, 1953 4 Kuwait. Pamphlet (The Story of Kuwait), leaflets and television broadcast transcript, ca. 1950s-1991 5 Kweit, Harry (Ned Sparks). Biographical data, notes and printed excerpts, undated 6 Kwitny, Jonathan. Letter, legal brief in case of Love vs. Kwitny et al. and printed excerpts, 1984-1986 Labor 7-9 General. Letters, reports, memoranda, circulars, press releases, clippings, printed articles and miscellany, 1922-2002. Includes U.S. Supreme Court decisions; testimony from U.S. District Court case of Carey vs. Hume et al. re United Mine Workers, 1975; speeches by Sidney Hillman and William Winpisinger; International Ladies Garment Workers Union and National Union of Marine Cooks and Stewards publications; constitution of International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers; reports on Distributive, Processing and Office Workers of America and International Fur Workers Union
124. 1 General (contd.) 2 Serial issues, 1930-1994. Includes issues of: Garment Worker; Labor History; Needle Worker; Office Worker 904. 1 Serial issues (contd.) 2 Leaflets and flyers, 1928-1985
216 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 374. Subject File (contd.) Labor (contd.) 9 Leaflets and flyers (contd.) 904.3-6 International Fur Workers Union 13th-16th convention proceedings, 1939-1946
905. 1-2 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board reports on International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers and United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America, 1959-1963 3-5 Pamphlets, 1892-1991. Includes Gus Alexander, Society's Stepchildren Fight Back!; Svetlana Askoldova, Commemorating the Centenary of the Chicago Events, 1886-1986; Andrew Avery, Communist Power in U.S. Industry; Karl Baarslag, Communist Trade Union Trickery Exposed; Paul Blanshard, Labor in Southern Cotton Mills; Clarence B. Carson, Organized against Whom? The Labor Union in America; Clarence Darrow, The Open Shop; Hilaire Du Berrier, Labor's International Network; Walter H. Fink, The Ludlow Massacre; William Z. Foster, The Great Steel Strike and Its Lessons; William Green, Reports on Communist Propaganda in America; Arvid Harnack, Die vormarxistische Arbeiterbewegung in den Vereinigten Staaten; John P. Holly, What If They Are Red?; Sidney Howard, The Labor Spy; John Huber, ACWA on Trial; Louis Kirshbaum, Justice for Organized Workers; H. D. Margulies, The Worker and the Law; William A. Pinkerton and Robert A. Pinkerton, Pinkerton's National Detective Agency and Its Connection with the Labor Troubles at Homestead, Penn.; Mike Quin, The Big Strike; Paul Romano and Ria Stone, The American Worker; Herbert Solow, Union-Smashing in Sacramento; J. Sassenbach, Twenty-five Years of International Trade Unionism; David M. Schneider, The Workers (Communist) Party and American Trade Unions; John Spargo, Shall the Unions Go into Politics?; Don Thomson and Rodney Larson, Where Were You, Brother?; Savel Zimand, The Open Shop Drive; The CIO and the War; Communists within the Labor Movement; The ILWU Story; A Labor Party for the United States; Labor Spies in the N.M.U.; Law and Order in San Francisco; Leninism-Lewisism; The Modesto Frame-up; Pennsylvania’s Cossacks and the State’s Police; The Position of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union in Relation to CIO and AFL, 1934-1938; A Program for the Rank and File of the American Federation of Labor; Report from Europe by the Rank and File Delegation of the International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union; Report of the American Trade Union Delegation that Visited the Soviet Union and the Countries of Europe in July 1951; 217 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 905 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Labor (contd.) 3-5 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Revolt in the Railroad Unions; Trade Unions and Peace
906. 1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
907. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
124. 3-6 Pamphlets (contd.)
374. 10 Pamphlets (contd.)
375. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
376. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 Communist Party, U.S.A. miscellany. Correspondence, internal documents, leaflets, flyers and printed articles, 1926-1994. Includes shop paper manual
907. 3 Communist Party, U.S.A. miscellany (contd.)
376. 3-4 Communist Party, U.S.A. shop papers, 1926-1983. Includes issues of: American Worker Correspondent; Flop-House News; Food Worker; Longshore Unity; Portlite; Railroad Workers' Link; Red Spotlight; Red Tape; Shop Paper Guide; Stockyards Worker; Streamliner; Street; Studio Voice; Theatre Front; Tractor Worker; Waterfront Worker; Wood Mill Voice; Workers Theatre; Young Auto Worker 5 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets, 1925-1974. Includes John J. Ballam, 70,000 Silk Workers Strike for Bread and Unity; Tom Bell, The Movement for World Trade Union Unity; Johannes Buchner, The Agent Provocateur in the Labour Movement; Louis Budenz, Red Baiting: Enemy of Labor; Grace Burnham, Dangerous Jobs; Grace Burnham, Work or Wages; Robert L. Cruden, The End of the Ford Myth; Robert W. Dunn, Company Unions Today; Robert W. Dunn, Spying on Workers; William F. Dunne, Gastonia; William F. Dunne, The Great San Francisco General Strike; William F. Dunne, The Struggle against Opportunism in the Labor Movement; William F. Dunne, The Threat to the Labor Movement; William F. Dunne, Worker Correspondents; William Z. Foster, Industrial Unionism; William Z. Foster, Labor and the Marshall Plan; William Z. Foster, A Manual of Industrial Unionism; William Z. Foster, Problems of Organized Labor Today; William Z. Foster, Railroad Workers Forward!; William Z. Foster, Unionizing Steel; William Z. Foster, What Means a Strike in Steel; B. Frank, Miners Unite!; Clarence Hathaway, Communists in the Textile Strike; Roy Hudson, Communists and the Trade Unions; 218 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 376 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Labor (contd.) 5 (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.) Hays Jones, Seamen and Longshoremen under the Red Flag; Hy Kravif, Tel and Tel; Elizabeth Lawson, The Spy at Your Counter; Jay Lovestone, Blood and Steel; Jay Lovestone, The Labor Lieutenants of American Imperialism; George Morris, Outlook for a New Labor Advance; George Morris, A Tale of Two Waterfronts; Myra Page, Southern Cotton Mills and Labor; John Pepper, Why Every Miner Should Be a Communist; Anna Rochester and Pat Toohey, The Miners' Road to Freedom; William Schneiderman, The Pacific Coast Maritime Strike; N. Sparks, The Struggle of the Marine Workers; Herb Tank, Communists on the Waterfront; Pat Toohey, N.R.A., Martial Law, "Insurrection"; William Weinstone, The Case against David Dubinsky; William Weinstone, The Great Sit-Down Strike; Albert Weisbord, Passaic; Arvo Fredrickson: Hard-Rock Miner and Organizer; Get Organized; History of the American Labor Movement; The “Productivity” Hoax and Auto Workers’ Real Needs; Questions and Answers to American Trade Unionists: Stalin's Interview with the First American Trade Union Delegation to Soviet Russia; Report of the First Rank and File Labor Delegation to Soviet Russia; Russia after Ten Years: Report of the American Trade Union Delegation to the Soviet Union; Steel Labor’s Road
377. 1-4 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.)
378. 1-3 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.)
907. 4-5 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.) 6 Labor Negro Vanguard Movement. New York State Police reports, 1962
908. Labor Research Association 1-2 Fact booklets, 1938-1939. Includes Arsenal of Facts; Trade Union Facts; Youth Arsenal of Facts 3 Bulletins and circulars, 1981-1990. Includes issues of: Economic Notes; Trade Union Advisor
378. 4 Labor Sports Union. Serial issues, 1929-1932. Includes issues of: Sport and Play; Workers' Sports
908. 4 Labor Temple (New York). Pamphlet (Correspondence Relative to the Conduct of the Labor Temple), ca. 1920
219 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 908 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 5 Labour and Socialist International. Pamphlets, bulletin, clippings and notes, 1927-1935. Includes Friedrich Adler, Democracy and Revolution; P. R. Dietrich, The War of Intervention against the Soviet Union and the Second International; Henryk Erlich, The Struggle for Revolutionary Socialism; Bela Kun, The Second International in Dissolution; Socialist Party of America report on Labour and Socialist International conference of 1933; letter from International to Socialist Party
125. 1 Labour and Socialist International (contd.)
378. 5 LaFollette, Robert M., Jr. Circular and report (R. A. Inglis, "The LaFollette Committee Unmasked"), 1938- 1950
908. 6 LaFollette, Robert M., Jr. (contd.) 7 Lamont, Corliss. Congressional speeches and U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Lamont vs. Postmaster General, 1946-1964 8 Landau, Jacob. Memorandum, 1946 9 Lane, Mark. Dossiers and U.S. House Committee on Un- American Activities/House Select Committee on Intelligence memoranda, ca. 1963-1980. See also Audiovisual File 10 Laos. Pamphlets, speech and press releases, 1959-1986. Includes Sisouk Champassak, The Facts Behind the Pathet Lao Affair; Israel Epstein and Elsie Fairfax- Cholmeley, Laos in the Mirror of Geneva; In the Liberated Zone of Laos (North Vietnamese publication); Phoukout: Stronghold (Neo Lao Haksat publication); The Third Congress of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (Soviet publication); Twelve Years of American Intervention and Aggression in Laos (Neo Lao Haksat publication); Twenty Years of Lao People’s Revolutionary Struggle (Neo Lao Haksat publication); Lao Patriotic Front and United Lao National Liberation Front issuances
378. 6 Laos (contd.)
125. LaRouche, Lyndon H., Jr. 2 LaRouche organization issuances. Letter, legal depositions, leaflets, serial issues, press releases, pamphlets and printed articles, 1971- 2002. Includes Carter and the Party of International Terrorism; Moscow’s Moles in the Reagan-Bush Administration; What Really Are the Labor Committees?; issues of: Campaigner; New Solidarity; New Federalist; Investigative Leads; issuances of: National Caucus of Labor Committees; Schiller Institute; Fusion Energy Foundation; National Democratic Policy Committee; U.S. Labor Party
908. 11 LaRouche organization issuances (contd.) 220 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 909. Subject File (contd.) LaRouche, Lyndon H., Jr. (contd.) 1-2 LaRouche organization issuances (contd.) 3 Material about LaRouche organizations. Letter, reports, clippings, printed articles and pamphlet (NCLC: Brownshirts of the Seventies), 1973-2002. Includes U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report; Charles R. Baker, "Confidential Analysis of the National Caucus of Labor Committees and the U.S. Labor Party"; "Présentation du P.O.E. [Parti Ouvrier Européen]"; several Anti-Defamation League reports
379. 1 Material about LaRouche organizations (contd.)
909. 4 Lash, Joseph. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, undated Latin America and the Caribbean Region 5-6 General. Leaflets, flyers, circulars, press releases, reports, studies, speeches, printed articles and serial issues, 1932-1994. Includes John Norton Moore, “Legal Issues in the Central American Conflict”; “Castroite Expansion in Latin America”; “A New Inter- American Policy for the Eighties”; summary of Conferencía Política del Socialismo Latinoamericano (1986); U.S. government background and briefing papers; excerpts from U.S. Central Intelligence Agency reports; issues of: Brecha; Caribbean Review; Obrero del Caribe
910. 1-4 General (contd.)
379. 2 General (contd.) 3 Pamphlets, 1933-1989. Includes Yuri Gvozdev, The Spirit of Bolivar versus the Spirit of Monroe (Soviet publication); Yuri Gvozdev, Under the Cover of "Inter-American Solidarity" (Soviet publication); Ernst Halperin, Terrorism in Latin America; Karen Khachaturov, Latin America in Imperialism’s Global Strategy (Soviet publication); Michael A. Ledeen, Central America: The Future of the Democratic Revolution; Vicente Lombardo Toledano, What Does the CTAL Mean?; Luis Montes, Bananas: The Fruit Empire of Wall Street; Herman Olden, U.S. over Latin America; Michael J. Sussman, AIFLD: U.S. Trojan Horse in Latin America and the Caribbean; James R. Whelan, Through the American Looking Glass: Central America’s Crisis; An Analysis of Our AFL-CIO Role in Latin America; Inter-American Conference on Freedom and Security
911. 1-5 Pamphlets (contd.) 912. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 221 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 912 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 2 Lattimore, Owen. Pamphlet (Lattimore the Scholar), clippings, printed excerpts, press release and letter by Sidney Hook, 1953-1989 3-4 Latvia. Pamphlets, printed articles and press summaries, 1909-2000. Includes interview transcript of V. Rudans; E. Avotins et al., Daugavas Vanagi: Who Are They? (Soviet publication); V. Sipols, The Latvian Bourgeois Diplomacy (Soviet publication); The Case of Jan Janoff Pouren; Genocide? Destruction? Annihilation?; Latvia: A Path Chosen Twice, 1917- 1940 (Soviet publication); Latvian Committee for Cultural Relations with Countrymen Abroad; American Latvian Association in the United States publication
125. 3 Latvia (contd.)
912. Law 5-6 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, letter and miscellany, 1947-1990. Includes panel discussion transcript ("Legal Issues in Foreign Affairs"); International Congress of Jurists proceedings (1952 : Berlin); Gennady Maltsev, An Illusion of Equal Rights: Legal Equality in the Capitalist World (Soviet publication)
379. 4 General (contd.) 5 Case and Comment. Serial issues, 1937-1941
912. 7 Law Center for Constitutional Rights. Annual report, 1968 8 Lawyers. Circulars, newsletters and printed miscellany, 1939-1989
125. 4 Lawyers (contd.)
913. 1 Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. Report of its Police-Community Relations Demonstration Project, 1968
379. 6 Lawyers Committee to Keep the United States Out of War. Circulars and memorandum from Russian archives, 1940- 1943
380. 1 League against Imperialism. Serial issues (Anti- Imperialist Review) and study (Fredrik Petersson, "'We Are No Visionaries and Utopian Dreamers': Fragments and Reflections Regarding the League against Imperialism"), 1928-2005
913. 2 League for Independent Political Action. Pamphlet (Audacity! More Audacity! Always Audacity!), 1933 League for Industrial Democracy 3 General. Letter, programs and miscellany, 1940- 1956
222 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 913 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) League for Industrial Democracy (contd.) 4-5 Pamphlets, 1923-1965. Includes John Dewey, Education and the Social Order; Irving Howe, On the Nature of Communism and Relations with Communists; Harry W. Laidler, How America Lives; Harry W. Laidler, The New Capitalism and the Socialist; Harry W. Laidler, Toward a Farmer-Labor Party; Harry W. Laidler, Unemployment and Its Remedies; Evelyn Lend, The Underground Struggle in Germany; Alfred Baker Lewis, Why the C.I.O.; Miles, Socialism's New Beginning: A Manifesto from Underground Germany; Carl Raushenbush, Fordism; David J. Saposs and Elizabeth T. Bliss, Anti-Labor Activities in the United States; Joel Seidman, “Sit-Down”; Clarence Senior, Mexico in Transition; Norman Thomas, The Challenge of War; Norman Thomas, Democracy versus Dictatorship; Norman Thomas, War as a Socialist Sees It; Norman Thomas, What Is Industrial Democracy?; Norman Thomas, Why I Am a Socialist; Norman Thomas and Joel Seidman, Russia: Democracy or Dictatorship?; Mina Weisenberg, The L.I.D.: Fifty Years of Democratic Education, 1905-1955; Needed: A Moral Reawakening in America
380. 2-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
125. 5 League for the Amnesty of Political Prisoners. Letter, 1919
380. 5 League of American Writers. Pamphlets, minutes, circulars, clippings, printed articles, memoranda and reports, 1937-1948. Includes Albert Maltz, The Citizen Writer; Bruce Minton, Washington's Cliveden Set; “We Hold These Truths…”; U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports
913. 6 League of American Writers (contd.)
914. 1 League of American Writers (contd.) 2 League of Nations. Pamphlet (Arthur Sweetser, The United States and the League, the Labour Organisation, and the World Court during 1940), 1940
125. 6 League of Neighbors. Letter, flyer and clipping, 1927 7 League of Professional Groups. Pamphlet (Culture and the Crisis), letters by James Rorty, memorandum from Russian archives and flyer, 1932-1933
223 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 380. Subject File (contd.) League of Struggle for Negro Rights 6 General. Minutes, pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, circular and note, 1930-1934. Includes "Draft of Civil Rights Bill"; Angelo Herndon, "You Cannot Kill the Working Class"; Equality, Land and Freedom: A Program for Negro Liberation; U.S. Department of State dispatch
914. 3 General (contd.)
381. 1 Liberator. Serial issues, 1931-1935 (includes Harlem Liberator; Negro Liberator) 2 League of Women Shoppers. Letter, memoranda and pamphlets, 1937-ca. 1943. Includes Jane Filley and Therese Mitchell, Consider the Laundry Workers; Therese Mitchell, Consider the Woolworth Workers
914. 4 League of Women Shoppers (contd.)
381. 3 League of Young Russia. Letter, leaflet and pamphlet (The League of Young Russia: Soyuz Mladorossov), 1932-1933 Lebanon 4 General. Pamphlets, flyers, leaflets, memoranda and reports, 1958-2006. Includes letter by Henry Kissinger; Communist Party of Lebanon 4th Congress proceedings (1979); Brian Michael Jenkins, “The Lessons of Beirut” (Rand Corporation report); "Operation Peace for Galilee" (Israeli issuance); Günter Werth, Tagebuch einer Aggression (East German publication); The Lebanese Border (Israeli publication); Lebanese National Movement issuances
914. 5 General (contd.) 6-7 Israeli Invasion, 1982 Pamphlets, 1983. Includes Alexander Smirnov, Beirut in Flames (Soviet publication); The Beirut Massacre (Israeli publication); Eyewitness Lebanon; Witness of War Crimes in Lebanon
915. 1 Israel in Lebanon: Report of the International Commission to Enquire into Reported Violations of International Law by Israel during Its Invasion of the Lebanon. Printed copy, 1983
224 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 381. Subject File (contd.) Lenin, V. I. and Leninism. See also Audiovisual File 5-7 Writings by Lenin (in various editions), 1918- 1988. Includes Against the Plague of Nations; At the Third All-Russia Trade Union Congress; Briefe an Gorki; Capitalism and Agriculture in the United States of America; The Collapse of the Second International; Critical Remarks on the National Question; The Deception of the People; The Dictatorship of the Proletariat; Doklad i zakliuchitel'naia rech' na 3-m Vserossiiskoi s'ezde sovetov rabochikh i soldatskikh deputatov; The Great Initiative; Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism; Der Kampf um das Brot; "Left-Wing" Communism, an Infantile Disorder; Lenin and Britain; Lenin on Democracy and the Trade Unions; Lenin on Engels; Lenin on Petty-Bourgeois Revolutionism; Lenin on the I.L.P.; Lenin on the Jewish Question; Lenin on the National Liberation Movement; Lenin on the Role of Youth; Lenin on the Strategy and Tactics of a Revolutionary Party; Lenin Speaks to the Youth; Lenin’s Last Letters and Articles; Lenin's Thesis on Bourgeois Democracy and Proletarian Dictatorship; A Letter to American Workers; Letter to the Congress; Marxism; Letters to Communists Abroad; N. Lenin about the Co- operative Societies; A New Letter to the Workers of Europe and America; On the Eve of October; The Proletarian Revolution and the Renegade Kautsky; Problems of Building Socialism and Communism in the U.S.S.R.; Problems of the Third International; Rede über die Revolution von 1905; Revolutionary Lessons; Socialism and War (with Grigorii Zinoviev); The Soviets at Work; The State; The State and Revolution; The Tasks of the Youth Leagues; The Teachings of Karl Marx; Tolstoy and His Time; Towards Soviets; Die Wahlen zur konstituierenden Versammlung und die Diktatur des Proletariats; War and the Workers; Will the Bolsheviks Maintain Power?; Women and Society; assorted quotations and excerpts
382. 1-4 Writings by Lenin (contd.)
383. 1-3 Writings by Lenin (contd.)
915. 2-5 Writings by Lenin (contd.)
916. 1-2 Writings by Lenin (contd.) 3-5 Composite writings by Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and V. I. Lenin (East German editions), 1971- 1987. Includes Über den Kampf um Frieden und sozialen Fortschritt; Über den revolutionären Weltprozess; Über den Sozialismus; Über den sozialistischen Aufbau 225 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 917. Subject File (contd.) Lenin, V. I. and Leninism (contd.) 1-2 Composite writings by Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and V. I. Lenin (contd.) 3-4 Material about Lenin and Leninism. Pamphlets, printed articles, clippings and memorial announcements, 1924-2007. Includes letters by Stephen Schwartz; Stephen Schwartz, “Marxism- Leninism and Revolutionary Military Doctrine”; A. Azizyan, V. I. Lenin on Proletarian Internationalism; Alexander Bittelman and V. J. Jerome, Leninism, the Only Marxism Today; C. Bobrovskaya, Lenin and Krupskaya; A. Bubnov, Leninism; Nikolai Bukharin, Lenin as a Marxist; Maxim Gorky, Lenin; Lev Kamenev, Lenins literarisches Erbe; Otto Kuusinen, Realization of the Ideas of Lenin; N. Landa, Lenin on Rearing the Youth; Alexander Lebedev, The Problem of Compromise in Politics as Seen by Lenin in the First Post-Revolutionary Years, 1918-1921; Dmitrii Manuilskii, Lenin and International Labor Unity; L. V. Mitrokhin, Everest among Men; Anton Pannekoek, Lenin as Philosopher; N. Sevryugina, Lenin's Struggle against "Leftism" in the International Communist Movement, 1918-22; A. I. Stetsky, Lenin on the Soviet State; A. Y. Vyshinsky, The Teachings of Lenin and Stalin on Proletarian Revolution and the State; J. Yaroslavsky, Lenin: His Life and Work; Klara Zetkin, Lenin on the Woman Question; Klara Zetkin, Reminiscences of Lenin; Grigorii Zinoviev, Nicolai Lenin: His Life and Work; Lenin and Revolution in the East; Lenin in the October Revolution: Reminiscences of Participants; Lenin und die Fragen der Volksbildung; Lenin, Youth and the World Today; Leninism: The Science of Revolution; The Ulyanov Family; "On the Organizational Principles of a Proletarian Party" 918. 1-5 Material about Lenin and Leninism (contd.)
383. 4 Material about Lenin and Leninism (contd.)
384. 1-3 Material about Lenin and Leninism (contd.)
919. 1 Fischer, Louis, Zhizn’ Lenina (Russian edition of his The Life of Lenin). Printed copy, 1970
384. 4 Leninist League. Serial issues (In Defense of Bolshevism), 1938
919. 2 Lerner, Gerda. Book review, 2002 3 Liberal Party of New York State. Letters, 1956
384. 5 Liberated Guardian. Serial issue, 1971
919. 4 Liberation. Letter and serial issues, 1956-1973 226 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 919 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 5 Liberation (Organization; originally Movement for Colonial Freedom). Serial issues (Liberation) and pamphlets, 1974-1987. Includes Fenner Brockway, Towards a New World Order; Tony Gilbert, Danger: Racialists at Work
384. 6 Liberation (Organization) (contd.)
919. 6 Liberation News Service. Serial issues, 1968 Liberation Support Movement 7 Pamphlet (Liberation Support Movement: Our Unity and Practice), 1978
384. LSM News. Serial issues 7 1975-1977
385. 1 1978 Liberator. Serial issues. See also Communist Party, U.S.A. for Liberator/Workers Monthly bound volume 2 1918 3 1919 4 1921 5 1922
386. 1 1923
919. 8 Libertarian Socialist League. Serial issue (Socialist Views), 1953 9 Libertarianism. Serial issues and flyer, 1967-1987. Includes issue of Left and Right 10 Liberty (Ship). U.S. Central Intelligence Agency reports and printed articles, 1967-2003
125. 8 Liberty Defense Union. Letter by Louis Lochner, 1918
386. 2 Liberty League. Pamphlet (Grace Hutchins, The Truth about the Liberty League), 1936
919. 11 Liberty Lobby. Printed articles, serial issue (Spotlight), Anti-Defamation League reports and letter by Larry McDonald, 1982-1990 12 Libraries. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report (“The KGB and the Library Target, 1962-Present”), 1988 Libya. See also Audiovisual File 13 General. Reports, memoranda, press releases and printed articles, 1979-1993. Includes intelligence reports on Green Book Conference (1983 : Benghazi); U.S. Central Intelligence Agency reports; material on bombing of airliner over Lockerbie, Scotland
386. 3 Italian Library of Information handbook on Libya, 1940
227 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 920. Subject File (contd.) Libya (contd.) 1-4 Pamphlets. Includes numerous “Green Book” series of Libyan government publications with statements and speeches by Muammar al-Qaddafi; Disinformation and Democracy: A Discussion of the Disinformation Campaign against Libyan Leader Khadafi
386. 4 Life and Peace Institute. Serial issue (Life and Peace Review), 1989
920. 5 Lindbergh, Charles A. Correspondence of Stephen Early, 1940-1941 6 Lipka, Robert Stephan. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit accompanying warrant for arrest of Lipka on espionage charges, 1994 Literature 7 General. Pamphlets and miscellany, 1933-1988. Includes Leibel Bergman, I Cannot See Their Faces and Keep Silent; Otto Friedrich, Ring Lardner; Virgil Geddes, Left Turn for American Drama; George Thomson, Marxism and Poetry; We Gather Strength
386. 5 General (contd.) 6 Serial issues, 1931-1940. Includes issues of: Anvil; Blast; Clipper; Left; New Anvil 7 Lithuania. Pamphlets, reports, serial issues, clippings and printed articles, 1941-2001. Includes report on and documents from Lithuanian Soviet secret police archives; Jonas Anicas, Hatredmongers (Soviet publication); Constantine R. Jurgela et al., Lithuania in a Twin Teutonic Clutch; Jonas Petruitis, Lithuania under the Sickle and Hammer; Anna Louise Strong, Lithuania's New Way; A Discussion on the Decisions Adopted by the Supreme Soviet of the Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic on March 10-12, 1990 (Soviet publication); Lietuviai arktyje; On the "Lithuanian Problem": The Violations of Human Rights in Soviet Occupied Lithuania; White Book (Soviet publication); Telsiu kankiniai 387. 1 Lithuania (contd.)
921. 1-4 Lithuania (contd.) 5 Little Red School House and Elisabeth Irwin High School (New York). Scholarship fund report, 1950
125. 9 Litvinov, Maxim. Pamphlet (E. N. Sanctuary, Litvinoff), clippings and printed articles, ca. 1934-1989
921. 6 Livingston, David. Dossier, ca. 1953
387. 2 Lochner, Louis P. Correspondence, dossier, British intelligence report extracts and Internet printout, 1917-2008
921. 7 Lofton, John. Telephone conversation transcript, 1982 228 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 387. Subject File (contd.) 3 London, Jack. Pamphlets by London, ca. 1910s. Includes The Apostate; Revolution; The Scab 4 Long, Huey P. Pamphlets, 1935-1975. Includes Sender Garlin, The Real Huey P. Long; Gerald L. K. Smith, Huey P. Long
921. 8 Los Angeles Cultural Center. Program and announcement, 1934-1935 9 Louis, Victor. Printed article, 1991
922. Lovestone, Jay 1 General. Correspondence, printed matter and miscellany, 1932-1970 2 Communist International documents. Correspondence, memoranda and speeches from Russian archives, 1929-1948. Mainly from Anglo-American Secretariat proceedings re American question, 1929 3 U.S. Civil Service Commission hearing transcript and report, 1943 4 Lowenfels, Walter. New York State Police reports, 1968 Loyalty-security program 5-6 General. Studies, memoranda, press releases and pamphlets, 1934-2002. Includes Guenter Lewy, “The Federal Loyalty-Security Program: The Need for Reform”; David Martin, “The Demise of the Federal Employee Security Program”; David Martin, Screening Federal Employees; Francis J. McNamara, The Case for Internal Security; Loyalty and Liberty in 1948; The Subversion Factor; “Communists in the Federal Government” (Republican National Committee document)
387. 5 General (contd.)
923. 1 General (contd.) 2 Martin, David, “The Federal Employee Security Program: A Neglected Priority.” Typescript, 1982 3 Parker, Larry Bruce, “Governmental Secrecy and the Shield of National Security.” Typescript thesis, 1976 4-5 “Case Studies in Personnel Security.” Processed, 1955
924. 1 U.S. Congressional issuances. Studies, statements, press releases and bills, 1946- 1991. Includes “Communism in Government: The Story of a Great Betrayal: The Red Record of Democratic Administrations, 1932-1952” (U.S. Senate Republican Party Staff document); material on administration of the U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board
229 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 924 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Loyalty-security program (contd.) 2 U.S. government executive issuances. Reports, directives and miscellany, 1946-1985. Includes “Proposals to Resolve Longstanding Problems in Investigations of Federal Employees”; “The Role of Behavioral Science in Physical Security”; procedural change directives; directive by President Ronald Reagan 3 Keeping the Nation’s Secrets: A Report to the Secretary of Defense by the Commission to Review DoD Security Policies and Practices. Processed and printed copies, 1985 4-5 Briefs and decisions in assorted U.S. legal cases re loyalty-security issues, 1949-1968. Includes Library of Congress Legislative Reference Service report (“Cases Relating to Communist and Subversive Activities Appealed to the Supreme Court of the United States”)
925. 1 Briefs and decisions in legal cases re loyalty- security issues (contd.) 2 Lubbe, Marinus van der. Pamphlet (Marinus van der Lubbe: Prolétaire ou provocateur?), undated 3 Lüdecke, Kurt G. W. Correspondence with American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and clippings, 1931- 1939 4 Lumer, Hyman. Immigration report and clipping, 1966
125. 10 Lundeen, Ernest. Clipping, 1941
925. 5 Lunning, Just. Letter, 1946
387. 6-7 Luxemburg, Rosa. Writings by Luxemburg (various editions) and biographical data, 1919-1946. Includes The Crisis in the German Social-Democracy; Leninism or Marxism; Letters from Prison; The Mass Strike; Reform or Revolution; The Russian Revolution
925. MacArthur, Douglas 6 General. Speech by MacArthur, Congressional hearing transcript, pamphlet (Robert Welch, May God Forgive Us) and clipping, 1951-1993 7-8 Letters to Congressman Joseph W. Martin from members of the public protesting the dismissal of MacArthur, 1951 387. McCarthy, Joseph R. and McCarthyism 8 General. Correspondence, pamphlets, circulars, flyers, deposition, special serial issue (Progressive), clippings and printed articles, 1947-2007. Includes letters by McCarthy and J. Edgar Hoover; Joseph R. McCarthy, Treason in Washington Exposed; John T. Flynn, McCarthy; Milton Howard, McCarthyism and the Big Lie; Oakley C. Johnson, "The Foreign Agent"; Mark Logan and Sam Douglas, The Anatomy of McCarthyism; William Mandel, Man Bites Dog; William Mandel, Mandel vs. McCarthy; 230 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 387 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) McCarthy, Joseph R. and McCarthyism (contd.) 8 (contd.) General (contd.) Joseph Morton, McCarthy: The Man and the Ism; D. N. Pritt, Liberty in Chains; Joseph Zack (Kornfeder), Brainwashing and Senator McCarthy; The Financial Affairs of McCarthy; The McCarthy Balance Sheet; The McCarthy Record
925. 9 General (contd.)
926. 1 General (contd.) 2 Evans, M. Stanton, “Blacklisted by History: The Untold Story of Senator Joe McCarthy and His Fight against America’s Enemies.” Processed, ca. 2007 3 McCloy, John J. Memorandum, 1945
388. 1 McCormick, Robert R. Pamphlets by McCormick, 1932-1943. Includes The Rising Red Tide in America; The Sacking of America
926. 4 MacDougall, Curtis. Pamphlet (Cliff Kincaid, Saving the World for Socialism: How Soviet Dupe and Communist Fellow Traveler Curtis MacDougall Trained Today’s “Progressive” Journalists), ca. 2009
388. 2 Macedonia. Pamphlets, 1945-1953. Includes Ivan Mihailoff, Macedonia’s Rise for Freedom, 1903; George Pirinsky, For a Free Macedonia
926. 5 McGovern, George. Circular, 1970. See also Audiovisual File 6 Mackowski, Carmen. Legal complaint and government brief in response in case of Mackowski vs. United States re claim of former U.S. Central Intelligence Agency employee, 1980 7 Mafia. Clippings and charts of organized crime families, 1978-1984
125. 11-12 Mainstream. Serial issues, 1947-1962
926. 8 Malaya/Malaysia. Pamphlets and British briefing memorandum, 1949-1973. Includes Harry Pollitt, Malaya: Stop the War!; The Communist Insurgency in Sarawak 388. 3 Malaya/Malaysia (contd.) 4 Malta. Pamphlet (Victor F. Denaro, The French in Malta) and serial issue (The Bridge of Friendship and Culture: Malta-USSR), 1963-1983 5 Maoist Internationalist Movement. Serial issues, 1996- 2000. Includes issues of: MIM Notes; Maoist Sojourner
926. 9 Marazul Tours. Circular, 1992 10 March of Labor. Letters and flyer, 1956 11 Marighella, Carlos. Pamphlet (Carlos Marighella), 1970 12 Marshall, George C. Speech by Joseph R. McCarthy, 1951 231 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 926 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 13 Marshall Islands. World Council of Churches pamphlet (Marshall Islands: 37 Years After), 1983
388. Marx, Karl and Marxism. See also Audiovisual File 6-7 Writings by Marx (various editions), 1898-1972. Includes The Civil War in France; Communist Manifesto (with Friedrich Engels); The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte; Free Trade; The Gotha Program; The Paris Commune; Reactionary Prussianism (with Engels); Two Speeches; Value, Price and Profit; Wage-Labour and Capital 927. 1-5 Writings by Marx (contd.)
928. 1 Writings by Marx (contd.) 2-4 Pamphlets about Marx and Marxism, ca. 1900-1988. Includes V. Adoratsky, The History of the Communist Manifesto of Marx and Engels; Herbert Aptheker, On the Nature of Revolution; Max Bedacht et al., Karl Marx, 1833-1933; Emile Burns, Introduction to Marxism; A. Czobel and C. Kahn, Karl Marx as Labor Defender; Karl Dannenberg, Karl Marx; Maurice Dobb, Marx as an Economist; George J. Eliasberg, Marxism's Hostile Children; Zelda Kahan-Coates, Karl Marx; J. Lacroix, L’homme marxiste; Paul Lafargue and Wilhelm Liebknecht, Karl Marx; Harold J. Laski, Karl Marx; Henri Lefebvre, Le marxisme; John Lewis, Marxism and Modern Idealism; Dmitrii Manuilskii, Marxism; Paul Mattick, The Inevitability of Communism; N. Mescheryakov, The Life and Work of Karl Marx; Heinz Neumann, Marx and Engels on Revolution in America; G. Obichkin, On the Manifesto of the Communist Party of Marx and Engels; L. Perchik, Karl Marx; Georgii Plekhanov, The Materialist Conception of History; Georgii Plekhanov, The Role of the Individual in History; Hermann Schlüter, Karl Marx and the Civil War; Grigori Vodolazov, Marxism’s Revolutionary Ideas Are Not Just History; Bertram D. Wolfe, Marx and America; The Meaning of Marx; The Pan-German Internationale
388. 8-9 Pamphlets about Marx and Marxism (contd.)
389. 1-2 Pamphlets about Marx and Marxism (contd.) 3 Miscellany about Marx and Marxism. Serial issues (Dialectics), printed articles and clippings, 1927-2000. Includes study, Alfred Langer, "Der Weg zum Sieg: Eine theoretische Erörterung über Marxismus und Aufstand" with English and French translations and subsequent reprint; proceedings of conference on 125th anniversary of The Communist Manifesto (1973 : Berlin)
928. 5 Miscellany about Marx and Marxism (contd.) 232 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 389. Subject File (contd.) 4 Marx Institute. Serial issue (Marxian) and pamphlet (Harry Waton, The Philosophy of Marx), 1921
928. 6 Marxist Educational Press. Newsletter, 1987 7 Marxist Scholars Conference. Programs and announcements, 1983-1985 8 Maryland Committee for Roosevelt and Truman. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1944
125. 13 Marzani, Carl. Pamphlet (The Case of Carl Marzani), obituary, dossier, flyers and clippings, 1947-1994. Includes study, “The Marzani Case: Turning Point of the Campaign against Communist Infiltration of Government” (no authorial attribution). See also United States. Office of Strategic Services
929. 1 Marzani, Carl (contd.) 2 Mass Party Organizing Committee. Serial issue (MPOC Bulletin), 1976
125. 14 Masses. Pamphlet (Max Eastman's Address to the Jury in the Second Masses Trial), and printed excerpts, 1916- 1918. See also Oversize File 15 Masses and Mainstream. Serial issue, 1953
929. 3 Massing, Hede. Clippings, notes and biographical studies, 1949-ca. 2000. Includes Veronica Wilson, “’Now You Are Alone’: Anticommunism, Gender and the Cold War Myths of Hede Massing and Whittaker Chambers”; untitled study (no authorial attribution) 4 Mattachine Society. Circular, 1959 Matthews, J. B. Mainly papers of Matthews and his widow, Ruth I. Matthews. Includes a few items obtained from other sources 5 Correspondence, 1940-1979
389. 5 Writings by Matthews. Pamphlets and Congressional testimony, 1930-1952. Includes Tactics and Methods of Communism in America; The "United Front" Exposed
929. 6 Miscellany. Notes and studies, 1969-1971. Includes James D. Bales, “Understanding the National Council of Churches”; Lawrence Fertig, “Hysteria on the Campus: Who Is Responsible?” 7-8 Printed matter. Newsletters, bulletins, circulars, printed articles and clippings, 1952-1986 9 Inventories of J. B. Matthews Papers in Duke University Archives, undated. Includes draft biographical notes and series descriptions 930. 1-2 “Conservative Almanac” Project (projected book on Communist front organizations). Drafts, notes, correspondence and memoranda, 1963-1964. Includes correspondence with William F. Buckley, Jr. and William Rickenbacker; legal memorandum on possibilities of libel charges 233 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 930 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Matthews, J. B. (contd.) Church League of America. Papers relating to involvement of J. B. Matthews and Ruth Matthews with the League 3-4 Correspondence, 1962-1985 5 Miscellany. Minutes, memoranda, notes and legal and financial records, 1964-1985. Includes material on sale of Matthews papers to the League; material on allegations of homosexuality of League leader Edgar C. Bundy and subsequent legal dispute between League and Bundy; Merlin Schafft, “The Real Edgar C. Bundy”
931. 1 Miscellany (contd.) 2-3 Printed matter. Bulletins and pamphlets published by the League and clippings, 1967-1986. Includes Ed Rowe, The ACLU and America’s Freedoms; Ed Rowe, Homosexual Politics 4 Matusow, Harvey. Letter, circular and obituary, 1955- 2002 5 Mauretania. Serial issue, 1977 6-7 May Day. Pamphlets, flyers, circulars and printed articles, 1921-1975. Includes Israel Amter, May Day 1939; Israel Amter, May Day 1941; Louis F. Budenz, May Day 1937; Louis F. Budenz, May Day 1940; M. Epstein, May Day 1934; Howard Fast, May Day 1947; Jane Filley, An American Holiday: May Day 1939; Alan Max, May Day 1938; Alexander Trachtenberg, The History of May Day; May Day, 1886-1959; The Red Album: May Day 1921; 1939 informant’s report
389. 6 May Day (contd.)
931. 8 May 19th Communist Organization. Dossier, communiqués and pamphlets, 1973-1984. Includes Principles of Unity of the May 19th Communist Organization; To Free Assata Shakur and All African Prisoners of War is to Break the Chains of U.S. Imperialism
390. 1 May 19th Communist Organization (contd.) 2 Mayne, David. Press release and transcripts of testimony by Mayne before the U.S. House Special Committee to Investigate Un-American Activities, 1940 Media 3 General. Reports, pamphlets, serial issues, printed articles and clippings, 1930-2003. Includes John Corry, TV News and the Dominant Culture; John Rees, Infiltration of the Media by the KGB and Its Friends; John Van Oudenaren, Interviews by Soviet Officials in the Western Media; Making Media Work
932. 1-2 General (contd.)
234 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 932 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Media (contd.) 3 Hartnett, Vincent W. Compilations of dossiers on figures in the media and entertainment, 1951- 1964. Includes “Confidential Notebook—File 13” compilations and “Hartnett Reports—File 13” newsletters
933. 1-2 Hartnett, Vincent W. (contd.) 3-4 Accuracy in Media. Leaflets and bulletins (AIM Report), 1974-1988 5 World Media Conference. Conference papers from 8th World Media Conference (1985 : Paris) and 9th World Media Conference (1987 : Seoul) 6 Medical Association for Prevention of War. Serial issues (Journal of the Medical Association for Prevention of War), 1982-1983
390. 4 Melish, William H. Letter by Melish and pamphlets, ca. 1949-1954. Includes The Melish Case: Challenge to the Church; The Story of a Congregation: Why the Melish Case Is a Living Issue
933. 7 Mendenhall, James. Notes and clipping, 1948-1956 8 Mensheviks. Printed excerpts, 1997 9 Mercenaries. Pamphlet (Vladimir Koldobsky, (“Occupation? Professional Killer”; Soviet publication), 1985 10 Methodist Federation for Social Action (originally Methodist Federation for Social Service). Serial issues (Social Service Bulletin), report, pamphlets and miscellany, 1930-1969. Includes Clyde R. Miller, What Everybody Should Know about Propaganda; Harry F. Ward, Concerted Action for Peace; Is There a Pink Fringe in the Methodist Church?
390. 5 Methodist Federation for Social Action (contd.)
125. 16 Metro Area Russian Speakers (Washington). Newsletters, 1985
390. 6 Mexico. Letter, pamphlets, serial issues, printed articles and miscellany, 1919-1989. Includes Workers University of Mexico catalog; Hartley W. Barclay, Red Labor Marches in Mexico; Alejandro Carrillo, Mexico and the Fascist Menace; Francisco Gomez del Rey and Hernan Diaz, The Black Czar: Plutarco Elias Calles, Bolshevik Dictator of Mexico; Alfredo Kawage Ramia, With Lombardo Toledano; Dorothy Pierson Kerig, Luther T. Ellsworth: U.S. Consul on the Border during the Mexican Revolution; Louis P. Lochner, Mexico: Whose War?; Vicente Lombardo Toledano, Como actuan los Nazis en Mexico; Vicente Lombardo Toledano, The San Francisco Conference and the Peoples of Mexico and Latin America; Margaret Shipman, Mexico's Struggle towards Democracy; The Insurrection in Mexico (U.S. Department of State publication); The Oil Conflict in Mexico (Workers University of Mexico publication) 235 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 934. Subject File (contd.) 1-2 Mexico (contd.)
126. Middle East 1-2 General. Letters, reports, leaflets, flyers, press releases, statements, circulars, printed articles, press summaries and miscellany, 1956- 2009. Includes issuances of the Christian Mid- East Conference; U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service reports
934. 3 General (contd.) 4 Suggs, Robert C. and John J. Dziak, “Soviet Support for Low Intensity Conflict and the Relationship to Active Measures in the Middle East.” Typescript, ca. 1986 5 United States Sinai Support Mission report, 1982 6 “Target USA: The Arab Propaganda Offensive.” Typescript, 1975 (no authorial attribution) 7 Arab Communist party directories, 1977-1983 8 “American Policy in the Middle East: Where Do We Go from Here?” (Josephson Research Foundation publication). Processed, 1983
390. 7 Serial issues, 1975-1996. Includes issues of: Al Karamah; Khamsin: Journal of Revolutionary Socialists of the Middle East; MERIP Reports; Middle East International; Middle East Journal; Middle East Perspective; Middle East Review
935. 1-3 Serial issues (contd.) 4-6 Pamphlets, 1940-1992. Includes A. H. Hourani, Great Britain and the Arab World; Conrad Oehlrich, Das politische System der orientalischen Staaten; Terence Prittie and Bernard Dineen, The Double Exodus: A Study of Arab and Jewish Refugees in the Middle East; Michael S. Perry, Critique of Trade Union Rights in Countries Affiliated with the League of Arab States; Dale R. Tahtinen, The Arab- Israeli Military Balance Today; Afro-Americans Stand Up for Middle East Peace; Arab-Israeli Debate: Toward a Socialist Solution; The Path to Peace; Students from the Arab World and Iran
936. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2-3 Arab pamphlets, 1947-1969. Includes Mohammed Shafi Agwani, The United States and the Arab World, 1945-1952; Howard Koch, Jr., Six Hundred Days: A Reappraisal of the Arab-Israeli Confrontation since June 1967; Fayez A. Sayegh, The Arab-Israeli Conflict 4-5 Israeli pamphlets, 1968-1976. Includes Baruch A. Hazan, Soviet Propaganda: A Case Study of the Middle East Conflict; Accessories to Terror: The Responsibility of Arab Governments for the Organization of Terrorist Activities; Russia: Imperial Power in the Middle East 236 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 937. Subject File (contd.) Middle East (contd.) 1-3 Soviet pamphlets, 1958-1989. Includes Robert Davydkov and Oleg Fomin, The Soviet Union and a Middle East Settlement; Vyacheslav Katamidze, Camp David: Winners and Losers; V. Andashev and P. Oglobin, Soviet-Arab Friendship; R. Rostov, The United States and Its Role in the Middle East Conflict; The Policy of the Soviet Union in the Arab World; The USSR and the Middle East
390. 8 Migratory workers. Pamphlet (John Steinbeck, "Their Blood Is Strong"), 1938
937. 4 Miller, Arthur (playwright). Congressional testimony and resolution, circular and brief in legal case of Miller vs. United States, 1956-ca. 1958 5 Miller, Arthur (policeman). Notes, clippings and printed article, 1953-1954 6 Miller, Evgenii. French police report and studies, 1937-1985, relating to abduction of Miller. Includes Natalie Grant Wraga, “The Capture of a Tongue”; “The Case of General Miller” (no authorial attribution)
938. 1 Milshtein, Mikhail. English translation of Russian- language publication by Milshtein, “Through the Years of Wars and Destitution: Memoirs of a Military Intelligence Officer,” 2000 2 Mink, George. Autobiographical statement from Russian archives, biographical data, notes, Congressional testimony, clippings, printed excerpts and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1930-1979
390. 9 Mink, George (contd.)
938. 3 Mins, Leonard E. Note and clipping, 1937 4 Minutemen. Investigative report by New York State attorney general, 1967 5 Mirov-Abramov, Jakob. Biographical data, notes and printed excerpts, undated
126. 3 Mitchell, Charlene. Birthday tribute publication and circulars, 1980-1982
938. 6 Mitford, Jessica. Pamphlets, printed articles and printed excerpts, 1965-2001. Includes American Intelligence Service issuances and reprint of Congressional testimony; obituary of Robert Treuhaft, husband of Jessica Mitford 7 Mitrokhin, Vasilii. British Parliamentary Intelligence and Security Committee report, “The Mitrokhin Inquiry Report,” 2000 Mobilization for Survival 8 General. Minutes, circulars, programs, flyers, leaflets and Soviet press article, 1977-1989
237 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 126. Subject File (contd.) Mobilization for Survival (contd.) 4 New York Mobilizer. Serial issues, 1981-1985
939. 1 Mobilizer. Serial issues, 1982-1989
391. 1 Modern Quarterly/Modern Monthly (edited by V. F. Calverton). Serial issues, 1929-1937 2 Modern Thinker. Serial issue, 1934 3 Moldova. Bulletin, 1991 4 Mongolia. Pamphlets and statement, 1936-1986. Includes Buryat-Mongolia; The Mongolian People’s Republic through the Eyes of Foreign Guests; proceedings of the 19th Congress of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party (1986)
939. 2 Montelibre Monthly. Serial issues, 1999-2000 3 Montenegro. Pamphlet (The Extinction of Montenegro), 1930
391. 5 Monthly Review (first of the title). Serial issues, 1934 Monthly Review (second of the title). Serial issues 6 1949-1967 7 1969-1973 8 Mooney, Tom. Pamphlets and flyers, 1929-1942. Includes Theodore Dreiser, Tom Mooney; Vito Marcantonio, We Accuse!; Lillian Symes, Our American Dreyfus Case; The Scandal of Mooney and Billings; assorted defense issuances
392. 1 Mooney, Tom (contd.)
939. 4 Mooney, Tom (contd.)
392. 2 Morning Freiheit Association. Pamphlets, flyers and printed articles, 1943-1988. Includes several pamphlets by Alexander Bittelman: The Jewish People Face the Post-War World; The Jewish People Will Live On!; Palestine: What Is the Solution?; Should Jews Unite?
939. 5 Morocco. Pamphlet (The Jews of Morocco) and press summary, 1956-1982 6 Morrison, Philip. Clippings and U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities dossier, 1953
126. 5 Morros, Boris. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1952-1957
939. 7 Morrow, Francis. Printed article by Jacob Spolansky, 1927 8 Morse, Wayne. Pamphlet (Harrison E. Spangler, The Record of Wayne Morse), 1962
238 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 939 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Moscow Trials, 1936-1938 9 General. Serial issues, study, pamphlet and printed articles, 1933-1989. Includes British intercept of Soviet telegram; Pierre Broué, “Party Oppositions to Stalin (1930-1932) and the First Moscow Trial”; Names That Have Returned (1989 Soviet reassessment); issues of: New Masses; Soviet Russia Today
392. 3 General (contd.) 4-5 Soviet and pro-Soviet pamphlets, 1936-1938. Includes Earl Browder, Traitors in American History: Lessons of the Moscow Trials; Sam Darcy, An Eye-witness at the Wreckers' Trial; Georgi Dimitrov, To Defend Assassins Is to Help Fascism; William Z. Foster, Questions and Answers on the Piatakov-Radek Trial; Viacheslav Molotov, Lessons of the Wrecking, Diversionist and Espionage Activities of the Japanese- German-Trotskyite Agents; D. N. Pritt, The Moscow Trial; Joseph Stalin, Defects in Party Work and Measures for Liquidating Trotskyite and Other Double-Dealers; E. Yaroslavsky, The Meaning of the Soviet Trials; Trotski, Doriot, Hitler 6 Critical pamphlets, 1936-1938. Includes Friedrich Adler, The Witchcraft Trial in Moscow; Victor Serge, 16 fusillés: Où va la revolution russe?; Für Recht und Wahrheit; Letter of an Old Bolshevik: The Key to the Moscow Trials; The Truth about the Moscow Frame-up Trials; Why Did They "Confess"? A Study of the Radek- Piatakov Trial; World Voices on the Moscow Trials
939. 10 Mosinee (Wisconsin) Anti-Communist Pageant, 1950. Mock Red Star newspaper issue, 1950 Motion pictures. Mainly relates to Communist influence in Hollywood 11 General. Letters, memoranda, notes, Congressional testimony, circulars, flyers, leaflets, printed articles and serial issues, 1930-2002
940. 1 Announcements of showings and film catalogs, 1932- 1971. Mainly of Amkino and other Soviet films 2 Cook, James A., “Films Relating to Communism.” Processed, 1965 3 Fagan, Myron C., Red Treason in Hollywood. Printed copy, 1949 4 Pamphlets, 1934-1997. Includes G. Allison Phelps, An American’s History of Hollywood: The Tower of Babel; Harry Alan Potamkin, The Eyes of the Movie; Barry Storm, I Was Swindled by Red Movie Makers; John Weber, Communist Influence in Hollywood
239 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 126. Subject File (contd.) 6 Movement for Colonial Freedom. Pamphlet (What Is Neo- Colonialism?) and serial issues (Colonial Freedom News), 1960-1963
940. 5 Mozambique. Reports, press releases and pamphlets, 1971-ca. 1990. Includes William Minter, “The Mozambican National Resistance (RENAMO) as Described by Ex-Participants”; The Mozambican Woman in the Revolution; interview of Marcelino dos Santos; material on disinformation 6 Munich Agreement, 1938. Pamphlets, printed articles, clippings and flyers, 1938-1991. Includes Harry Gannes, The Munich Betrayal; I. Maisky, The Munich Drama (Soviet publication); Andrei Mertsalov, Munich: Mistake or Cynical Calculation? (Soviet publication); Johannes Steel, The Truth about Munich; New Documents on the History of Munich (postwar Czechoslovak publication) 393. 1 Munich Agreement (contd.)
941. 1 Munro, David A. Investigative report on and newsletters published by Munro, 1940
126. Münzenberg, Willi. See also World Peace Conference (1932 : Amsterdam); Workers International Relief 7 General. Correspondence, biographical data, notes, clippings, printed excerpts and pamphlets, 1919-2005. Includes Jean Jaurès und die Arbeiterklasse by Münzenberg; Die proletarische Jugendbewegung bis zur Gründung der Kommunistischen Jugendinternationale by Münzenberg; speech by Münzenberg
941. 2 General (contd.) 3 Die dritte Front (reprinted edition of book by Münzenberg), 1978
393. Internal Communist International documents (from Russian archives). Correspondence, memoranda and reports. Includes correspondence with Earl Browder, some English translations and Soviet post-mortem memoranda 2 1925-1926 3 1927 4 1929 5 1932-1943
941. 4 Murrow, Edward R. Memoranda, correspondence and leaflet, 1957-1961 5 Music. Announcements, clippings and miscellany, 1933- 2002. Includes course catalog for Metropolitan Music School (New York)
393. 6 NGO Conference on the Relationship between Disarmament and Development (1987 : Stockholm). Proceedings
941. 6 Nader, Ralph. Clipping, 1992 240 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 393. Subject File (contd.) 7 Namibia. Flyers, leaflets, pamphlets and serial issues, 1936-1989. Includes Namibia: A Struggle for Independence (Soviet publication); Nazi Activities in South West Africa; South West Africa/Namibia: Human Rights in Conflict; South West African People's Organization bulletins; issues of: Combatant; Namibia Today
941. 7 Namibia (contd.) 8 Napoli, Nicholas. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1950-1954
394. 1-2 Narodno-Trudovoi Soiuz (variant name National'no- Trudovoi Soiuz; NTS). Pamphlets, leaflets, serial issues, reports, press releases, press summaries and printed articles, 1951-1990. Includes A. Nemirov, Molodezh'; A. Nikolin, Pravda o pol'she; NTS; Put' k svobode; Russia in Turmoil; Towards Freedom; Underground Activity in Soviet Russia; Narodno- Trudovoi Soiuz program; "NTS: The Russian Solidarist Movement" (U.S. Department of State study); “Dokumente zur Entführung von Dr. Alexander Truschnowitsch”; “MVD-MGB Campaign against Russian Emigres”; issues of: Posev; Vakhta svobody; clandestine publications with disguised covers
942. 1-2 Narodnoi-Trudovoi Soiuz (contd.) 3 Nation. Serial issue and printed articles, 1954-2002 4 Nation of Islam. Pamphlets and printed articles, 1957- 1994. Includes “Farrakhan Unchanged” (Anti- Defamation League report); Alfred O. Jarrette, Muslims’ Black Metropolis; Elijah Muhammad, The Supreme Wisdom
394. 3 National Abolish Peonage Committee. Memorandum, 1940
126. 8 National Alliance against Racist and Political Repression. Bulletins, leaflets and circulars, 1979- 1993
394. 4 National Anti-Imperialist Movement in Solidarity with African Liberation. Pamphlet (Tony Monteiro, For Unity against Reaganism and Apartheid), 1983 5 National Assembly for Democratic Rights (1961 : New York). Reports, petitions, circulars and leaflets, 1961-1962. Includes informant report and New York State Police reports and correspondence 126. 9 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Letters, speeches, memorandum, resolutions, pamphlets, leaflets and serial issues, 1921-1959. Includes Elizabeth Geyer, The "New" Ku Klux Klan; Walter White and Thurgood Marshall, What Caused the Detroit Riot?; Civil Rights at Mid-Century; Communism and the NAACP; issues of Crisis
942. 5-6 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (contd.) 241 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 943. Subject File (contd.) 1 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (contd.) 2 National Association of Tenants and Residents. Bulletin, 1962 3 National Citizens Political Action Committee. Dinner program, 1946 4 National Committee against Discrimination in Housing. Circular and guest list, 1957-1958 5 National Committee against Repressive Legislation. Circulars, 1982
126. 10 National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (SANE). Flyers, leaflets, pamphlets, circulars, bulletins, meeting summary and printed article, 1958-1986. Includes Homer A. Jack, Belgrade: The Conference of Non-Aligned States; Toward a Sane Nuclear Policy; American Legion report
943. 6 National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy (contd.) 7 National Committee for an Effective Congress. Circular, 1956 8 National Committee for Independent Political Action. Circular and discussion bulletin, 1988-1993 9 National Committee for People’s Rights. Press releases and memorandum, 1938-1942
394. 6 National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners. Circulars, pamphlet (Isobel Walker Soule, The Vigilantes Hide behind the Flag) and memorandum, 1935-1942 7 National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee. Circulars, leaflets, flyers, press releases, printed articles, speeches and pamphlets, 1956-1969. Includes Anne Braden, House Un-American Activities Committee: Bulwark of Segregation; Dialogue on the Constitutionality of the Committee on Un-American Activities of the House of Representatives; New York State Police report
943. 10 National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee (contd.) 11 National Committee to Abolish the Poll Tax. Circulars and memorandum, 1943-1946
394. 8 National Committee to Defeat the Mundt Bill. Pamphlet (Hey, Brother), 1949 9 National Committee to Repeal the McCarran Act. Letter, press release and circular, 1953-1957
943. 12 National Committee to Win the Peace. Clippings and memoranda, 1946. Includes material on the Win-the- Peace Conference (1946 : Washington) 13 National Conference of Anti-Imperialist Activists (1981 : New York). Circular, 1981 14 National Council against Conscription. Leaflet, undated 15 National Council for American Education. Letter, 1952
242 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 126. Subject File (contd.) 11 National Council for British-Soviet Unity. Letters and leaflets, 1943-1944
943. 16 National Council for Civic Responsibility. Printed appeal and printed article, 1964-1965 17 National Council for Prevention of War. Leaflets, 1935- 1936 18 National Council for United States-China Trade. Annual meeting (1976 : Washington) packet, including agenda, press releases, annual report, serial issue (U.S. China Business Review) and pamphlet (What China Has to Sell)
126. National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Includes New York Association for American-Soviet Friendship 12 General. Leaflets, flyers, press releases and circulars, 1942-1993
394. 10 General (contd.)
944. 1 General (contd.) 2 Internal documents. Minutes, reports, memoranda and convention and committee conference proceedings, 1944-1994. Includes program of cooperation with Union of Soviet Societies
127. 1 Internal documents (contd.) 2 Newsletters and bulletins, 1983-1993 3 Pamphlets, 1942-1988. Includes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Dana, Drama in Wartime Russia; Hewlett Johnson, The Road to Peace; John A. Kingsbury, Soviet Impressions; Corliss Lamont, Soviet Russia and the Post-War World; William Howard Melish, Religion Today in the U.S.S.R.; Rose Maurer, Soviet Women; Steve Murdock, Peace Won the Olympics; Edwin S. Smith, Organized Labor in the Soviet Union; Eric A. Starbuck, Soviet Sports; Anna Louise Strong, Inside Liberated Poland; Alexander A. Troyanovsky, For World Peace and Freedom; Harry F. Ward, The Story of Soviet-American Relations, 1917-1959; The Baltic Soviet Republics; The Case of the 16 Poles; A Family of Nations: The Soviet Union; How to End the Cold War; Partners for Peace; Salute to Our Russian Ally; Tribute to John Randolph; USA-USSR Cooperation for World Peace; We Proudly Present: The Story of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship, 1943- 1953
394. 11 Pamphlets (contd.)
395. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
944. 3-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
243 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 127. Subject File (contd.) National Council of American-Soviet Friendship (contd.) Material about the National Council of American- Soviet Friendship 4 General. Informant reports, clippings and press releases, 1945-1992. Includes U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report; material re arrest of Alan Thomson, executive director of the Council, for foreign currency violations
944. 5 General (contd.) 6 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board decisions and brief in proceedings against the Council, 1954-1962. Includes deposition of Hewlett Johnson 7 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board testimony summaries, ca. 1954-1962
945. 1-2 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board testimony summaries (contd.) 3-4 National Council of Churches. Pamphlets, newsletters, reports, press releases, circulars and printed articles, 1944-1988. Includes Willis Lamott, A Durable Peace in Eastern Asia; Carl McIntire, The National Council of Churches and other publications critical of the Council
127. 5 National Council of Churches (contd.) National Council of the Arts, Sciences and Professions 6 General. Letters, memorandum, clippings, pamphlets, leaflet and serial issue (Contemporary Reader), 1946-1954
945. 5 General (contd.)
395. 2 Venture: A Writers' Workshop Quarterly. Serial issues, 1954-1955
127. National Education Association NEA Journal. Serial issues 7-8 1950
128. 1-2 1951 3 1952 4 1953 5 1954
129. 1 1955
945. 6 Pamphlet (Sally D. Reed, NEA: Propaganda Front of the Radical Left), 1984 7 National Emergency Conference. Letter, 1939 8 National Farmers Union. Study (James S. Elmore, “National Farmers Union”), 1967
244 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 129. Subject File (contd.) 2 National Federation for Constitutional Liberties. Letters, memoranda, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, reports and speeches, 1940-1945. Includes Carey McWilliams, Race Discrimination and the Law; Edwin S. Smith, Civil Liberties and National Defense; Investigate Martin Dies!; Investigating Committees and Civil Rights; Oklahoma Story—1940; speech by Martin Dies; report about the National Federation for Constitutional Liberties; material about Civil Rights Conference (1940 : Washington)
945. 9 National Federation for Constitutional Liberties (contd.) 10 National Guardian. Circular and printed articles, 1956- 1962 11 National Humane Society. Letter, 1955 12 National Institute of Arts and Letters. Letter, 1956 13 National Interim Committee for a Mass Party of the People. Pamphlet (An Open Letter to Activists and Organizers of the Past and Present on the Need for a Mass Party of the People), ca. 1974 14 National Issues Committee. Letter, 1956 15 National Labor Committee against Fascism. Circular, 1941
946. National Lawyers Guild 1 General. Letters, memoranda, press releases, resolutions, leaflets, statements and circulars, 1941-2001. Includes informants’ reports; U.S. House Un-American Activities Committee report on the Guild
129. 3 General (contd.) 4-5 Serial issues, 1955-1985. Includes issues of: Public Eye; Midnight Special; Blind Justice; Central America Newsletter; Lawyers Guild Review; N.L.G. Drugs Newsletter 6 Pamphlets and reports, 1939-1984. Includes Abden Jabara, Israel's Violation of Human Rights in Arab Territories Occupied in June 1967; In the Court of Public Opinion: People of the United States of America vs. the Dies Committee; The Judgment of the New York War Crimes Tribunal on Central America and the Caribbean; membership directories
946. 2 Pamphlets and reports (contd.) 3 Majority and minority reports on “Treatment of Palestinians in Israeli Occupied Territories,” 1978
395. 3 Task Force on Counterintelligence and the Secret Police. Report ("Counterintelligence: A Documentary Look at America's Secret Police"), 1978
245 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 130. Subject File (contd.) National Lawyers Guild (contd.) 1 National Lawyers Guild vs. Attorney General et al. Briefs, exhibits and legal submissions, 1982- 1983
946. 4-5 National Lawyers Guild vs. Attorney General et al. (contd.)
130. 2 War Crimes Tribunal on Central America and the Caribbean. Circulars, drafts and printed report, 1984
946. 6 National Leadership Conference on U.S.-China Relations (1976 : Washington). Program, agenda and conference paper National Negro Congress. Collected in part by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation 7 General. Leaflets, flyers, circulars, minutes, manual of organization, serial issues, letters, notes, memoranda, informants’ reports and clippings, 1936-1947
130. 3 General (contd.)
395. 4 1st Congress (1936 : Chicago). Program, resolutions, flyers, leaflets, circular, clippings and printed article 5 2nd Congress (1937 : Philadelphia). Program, proceedings and notes 6 Midwest Regional Conference (1938 : Chicago). Program, proceedings, informant's report, circular and clipping 7 3rd Congress (1940 : Washington). Circulars, notes, clippings and speech by John L. Lewis
947. 1 Midwest Conference (1943 : Detroit). Program and clipping
395. 8 Conference on Postwar Employment (1945 : New York). Proceedings 9 Pamphlets, 1935-1946. Includes John P. Davis, Let Us Build a National Negro Congress; Steve Kingston, Frederick Douglass; Max Yergan, Democracy and the Negro People Today; Jim Crow in National Defense; Negro People Will Defend America; Negro Workers after the War; A Petition to the United Nations on Behalf of 13 Million Oppressed Negro Citizens of the United States of America; Constitutional Educational League pamphlet about Congress 947. 2 Pamphlets (contd.)
395. National Negro Labor Council 10 1st Convention (1951 : Cincinnati). Speech by William R. Hood
130. 4 2nd Convention (1952 : Cleveland). Program 246 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 947. Subject File (contd.) National Negro Labor Council (contd.) 3 Pamphlet (Let Freedom Ride the Rails), 1954 4 National Organization for an American Revolution. Leaflet and circular, 1982 5 National Religion and Labor Foundation. Letters, circulars and pamphlet (Religion and Labor: Walking Together), 1946-1959 6 National Renaissance Party. Letters, reports, memoranda, notes, bulletins, leaflets, flyers, circulars, clippings and serial issues, 1948-1975. Includes New York State Police reports; report and affidavit by Herbert Romerstein 7 National Sharecroppers Fund. Circulars, 1956-1960 8 National Student Coalition against Racism. Flyer, circular, bulletin and newsletter, 1975-1989 National Student League 9 General. Letters, constitution, program, pamphlet (Students Fight War), leaflets, flyers, circulars, printed excerpts and serial issues, 1933-1993. Includes issues of: National Organizer; Student News (Chicago); New Student (University of Wisconsin); National Guide (High School Section)
130. 5 General (contd.) Student Review. Serial issues 6 1931-1933 7 1934-1935
395. 11 National Union for Social Justice. Leaflets, clippings, telegram, radio address, notes and printed article, 1934-1936. See also Christian Front
947. 10 National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee. Letter, 1986
396. 1 National Workers League. Newsletters, membership lists, notes, clippings and legal notice, 1940-1945 2 Nationalism. Booklets and pamphlets, 1962-1987. Includes S. Gililov, The Nationalities Question: Lenin’s Approach; Yu. Vilkov and A. Schchurovsky, The Truth about Bourgeois Nationalism; For National Independence; National-Liberation Movement: Vital Problems. Mainly Soviet publications; also includes Bloc of Non-Sovereign Peoples issuances 3 Nature Friends. Bulletins and announcement, 1933-1935 4 Needleman, Isidore Gibby. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1961 5 Negro Publication Society of America. Pamphlets, 1943. Includes Louis Harap and L. D. Reddick, Should Negroes and Jews Unite?; Langston Hughes, Jim Crow's Last Stand 6 Negro Victory Committee. Speech by Clayton D. Russell and circulars, 1942-1943
247 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 396 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 7 Nelson, Steve. Pamphlets, study, biographical data from Russian archives, Congressional testimony and printed excerpts, 1949-ca. 2001. Includes Katherine A. S. Sibley, “Uncovering Soviet Espionage in World War II: Steve Nelson, the FBI, and the Espionage Paradigm”; Mel Fiske, McCarthyism in the Courts: The Story of the Steve Nelson Frame-up; Steve Nelson: A Tribute by 14 Famous Authors
948. 1 Nelson, Steve (contd.) 2 Nepal. Letter and clipping, 1988 3 Netherlands. Reports, pamphlets, leaflets, memoranda and printed articles, ca. 1940-2002. Includes F. Beelaerts van Blokland, The Five Days of Holland; Democratieën onder druk; material on peace movement in the Netherlands. See also Audiovisual File
396. 8 Netherlands (contd.)
948. 4 Neumann, Heinz. Biographical data, notes and printed excerpts, undated Neutrality—United States. Relates to period of U.S. neutrality during World War II, 1939-1941 5 General. Letter, memoranda, pamphlet (Carey McWilliams, The Liberals and the War Crisis), radio debate transcripts and clippings, 1939- 1997
130. 8 General (contd.) Anti-intervention issuances 9 Communist Party, U.S.A. leaflets, flyers, printed articles and circulars, 1939-June 1941. Includes closely associated organizations. Includes memorandum from Russian archives, "Proposals Concerning the Work of the C.P. USA"
948. 6-7 Communist Party, U.S.A. leaflets, flyers, printed articles and circulars (contd.) 8 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets. Includes Earl Browder, America and the Second Imperialist War; Earl Browder, An American Foreign Policy for Peace; Earl Browder Says; Earl Browder, The Jewish People and the War; Earl Browder, The People against the War-Makers; Earl Browder, The People's Road to Peace; Earl Browder, Socialism, War and America; Earl Browder, Stop the War; Earl Browder, Unity for Peace and Democracy; Earl Browder, The Way Out of the Imperialist War; Earl Browder, Whose War Is It?; Fay Caller, Shall It Be Girls in Uniform?; J. Fields, Behind the War Headlines; Ernst Fischer, Is This a War for Freedom?; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, I Didn't Raise My Boy to Be a Soldier for Wall Street;
248 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 948 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Neutrality—United States (contd.) Anti-intervention issuances (contd.) 8 (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.) William Z. Foster, Capitalism, Socialism and the War; William Z. Foster, The Railroad Workers and the War; William Z. Foster, Roosevelt Heads for War; William Z. Foster, The War Crisis; William Z. Foster, What's What about the War; Jasper Haaland, Farmers and the War; Dolores Ibarruri, The Women Want a People's Peace; V. J. Jerome, Intellectuals and the War; V. J. Jerome, Social-Democracy and the War; Wilhelm Pieck, International Solidarity against Imperialist War; K. Pollard, War and the People; Mike Quin, The Enemy Within; Ann Rivington, No Gold Stars for Us; Ed Robbin, Must We Die?; Ed Robbin, Pin a Medal on Joe; Ashcan the M- Plan; No Career in No Man's Land; One Foot In; The Roosevelt War Deal; The Yanks Are Not Coming
131. 1-3 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.)
396. 9 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.) 10 Other anti-intervention issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets, circulars and printed articles, 1939-1941. Includes Edward Lodge Curran, Anti-War Crusade; Douglas Greenwood, Chamberlain, Count Us Out; E. N. Sanctuary, War Guilt and Warmongers; Gerald L. K. Smith, Warmongers and the Threat of War; Ralph Townsend, Seeking Foreign Trouble; Dalton Trumbo, Johnny Doesn't Want His Gun; Louis B. Ward, Name the Aggressors; "Labor against War" (Labor Research Association issuance); Keep America Out of War Committee issuances; statement by Herbert Hoover; letter by Burton K. Wheeler; issues of Uncensored
949. 1 Other anti-intervention issuances (contd.)
131. Pro-intervention issuances 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. leaflets, flyers, circulars and printed articles, June- December 1941. Includes transcript of speech by unidentified party leader. Includes closely associated organizations
249 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 949. Subject File (contd.) Neutrality—United States (contd.) Pro-intervention issuances (contd.) 2 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets, June- December 1941. Includes Earl Browder, The Road to Victory; R. Palme Dutt, Turning Point for the World; William Z. Foster, Communism versus Fascism; William Z. Foster, Defend America by Smashing Hitlerism; William Z. Foster, The Soviet Union: Friend and Ally of the American People; William Z. Foster and Robert Minor, The Fight against Hitlerism; Robert Minor, One War to Defeat Hitler; Max Weiss, Destroy Hitlerism; Our Generation Is in Danger
397. 1 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.) 2 Other pro-intervention issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets and printed article, 1940-1941. Includes Max Eastman, A Letter to Americans; Livingston Hartley, Defense of the Americas (Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies publication); William S. Schlamm, Hitler's Conquest of America; John J. Whiteford, Sir Uncle Sam, Knight of the British Empire; Defend America by Aiding the Allies (Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies publication)
949. 3 New Alliance Party. Pamphlet (Games the New Alliance Party Won’t Play) and Anti-Defamation League report (“The New Alliance Party: A Study in Deception”), ca. 1982-1990
131. 5 New American Movement. Serial issue (Moving On), 1980/1981
397. 3 New Challenge. Serial issues, 1954-1956
949. 4 New Council of American Business. Correspondence, memoranda, notes, press releases, circulars, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report and financial and membership records, 1946-1979. Includes material on Samuel Rubin Foundation 5 New Dawn Party. Serial issue (People United), 1975 6 New England Citizens Concerned for Peace. Circular, ca. 1952
397. 4 New Foundations: A Student Quarterly. Serial issues, 1949-1950
131. 6 New Hampshire World Fellowship Center (subsequently World Fellowship Center). Leaflets, circulars, clippings and pamphlet, 1955-1990 949. 7 New Hampshire World Fellowship Center (contd.) 8 New International Review. Serial issue, 1977 250 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 949 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 9 New Leader. Serial issue, 1957 New Left 10 General. Reports, printed articles, bulletins and miscellany, 1960-2004. Includes Chicago Police Department Intelligence Division reports; Henry Silverman, "Youth Movements in the 30s and 60s: A Comparison"; report on high school unrest
397. 5 General (contd.)
950. 1-2 Columbia University Strike, 1968. Flyers, press releases, pamphlet (Why We Strike) and serial issues, 1968. Includes issues of: Columbia Daily Spectator; Columbia Owl
397. 6 Huston, Tom, "Foreign Communist Support of the Revolutionary Protest Movement in the United States" (U.S. government report to President Richard M. Nixon). Typescript, 1969 7 "Youth in Rebellion" (possibly U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities staff study). Typescript, 1969 8-9 Untitled U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report on New Left activities and contacts with Communist bloc countries, 1975. Typescript
950. 3 Untitled U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation compilation of documents, 1975. Includes reports and public issuances 4 Franklin, Bruce, From the Movement toward Revolution. Printed copy, 1971 5-6 Pamphlets and serial issues, 1960-1970. Includes Al Richmond, Campus Rebels; Patrick Walsh, “Student Power” Movement; The Free Speech Movement and the Negro Revolution; Generations Apart; The Regents; issues of: Despite Everything; New University Thought; Up Against the Wall
398. 1 New Left Review. Serial issues, 1961-2003 2 New Masses. Memorandum, circulars, pamphlet (Mr. His) and printed articles, 1929-1946. Includes material assembled by Esther Baarslag on coverage of art in New Masses. See also Oversize File
951. 1 New Masses (contd.)
398. 3 New Party. Bulletin, 1993 4 New Politics. Serial issue, 1963 New Republic. Serial issues 5 1930-1938
951. 2 1946 (bound volume)
398. 6 New Theatre League. Flyer, pamphlet (Censored!) and serial issues, 1935-1937. Includes issues of: New Theatre; New Theatre and Film 251 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 952. Subject File (contd.) 1 New Theatre League (contd.)
131. 7 New Times. Serial issue published by New York Times Communist Party, U.S.A. branch, 1938
398. 7 New World Liberation Front. Communiqué, pamphlet (Carlos Marighella, Minimanual of the Urban Guerrilla), serial issues (Urban Guerrilla) and clipping, 1970-1980
952. 2 New World Liberation Front (contd.)
398. New World Review. Serial issues 8 1953-1970 9 1971-1982
952. 3 Miscellany. Circulars and continuation serial issue (Update USSR), 1956-1985 4 New York Marxist School. Course catalogs, 1981-1992 5 New York School for Marxist Studies. Course schedule, 1967
399. 1 New York State Police. Report to the New York State Assembly Governmental Operations Committee by the Task Force on State Police Non-Criminal Files with Task Force memoranda on use of Information Digest and other sources by the State Police, 1976-1977
952. 6 New York State Police (contd.) 7 New York Times. Dossiers on employees of the newspaper and printed articles, ca. 1953-ca. 1983 8 New Zealand. Letter, dossiers, reports, memoranda, printed articles and serial issues (Socialist Politics [Socialist Unity Party of New Zealand publication]), 1978-1990. Includes Sir Ewan Jamieson, “Anti-Americanism and Defence Policy”; “Influence of the Extreme Left in the New Zealand Labour Party” 399. 2 New Zealand (contd.)
952. 9 Newsweek. Memorandum, ca. 1946 Nicaragua. See also Audiovisual File 10 General. Reports, clippings, printed articles, pamphlets, serial issues and miscellany, 1980- 2004. Includes Michael S. Radu, “The Origins and Evolution of the Nicaraguan Insurgencies, 1979-1985”; “The Meaning and Destiny of the Sandinista Revolution”; Derek Nelson, Nicaragua: The Pilgrims’ Tales; Max Singer, Nicaragua: The Stolen Revolution; J. Michael Waller, Consolidating the Revolution; John J. Tierney, Jr., Somozas and Sandinistas; Ally Betrayed: Nicaragua; Building Democracy and Free Enterprise in Nicaragua; Sandinista Deception Reaffirmed: Nicaragua Coverup of Trade Union Repression; Violence and Oppression in Nicaragua 252 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 953. Subject File (contd.) Nicaragua (contd.) 1-5 General (contd.)
954. 1 General (contd.)
131. 8 General (contd.)
399. Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional issuances 3 General. Communiqués, press summaries, press releases, pamphlets and miscellany, 1979-1984. Includes Bayardo Arce interview transcript; Tomas Borge, Eight Mistaken Theses; Carlos Fonseca, Long Live Sandino; Is There Militarization in Nicaragua?; Nicaragua: A Case of Intervention
954. 2 General (contd.) 3-4 Captured documents. Letter, memoranda and notes, 1980-1981, relating to guerrilla strategy, electoral strategy and relations with American officials. Includes notebook of Matilde (surname unknown) and English translations
399. 4 Barricada internacional. Serial issues, 1983-1989 5 Soberanía. Serial issues, 1982-1987 6 Other Nicaraguan issuances. Communiqués, reports, pamphlets and serial issues, 1982-1987. Includes interview of Miguel Bolanos Hunter; articles from La Prensa; issuances of: Alianza Revolucionaria Democrática; Comisión Permanente de Derechos Humanos de Nicaragua; Conferencía Episcopal de Nicaragua; Fuerza Democrática Nicaragüense 954. 5 Other Nicaraguan issuances (contd.)
399. 7 U.S. National Security Council memoranda and dispatches, 1978-1980, released by the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library 8 U.S. Department of State issuances. Reports, background papers and dispatches, 1928-1987. Includes “A Brief History of the Relations between the United States and Nicaragua, 1909- 1928”; “Broken Promises: Sandinista Repression of Human Rights in Nicaragua”; “Crackdown on Freedom in Nicaragua and Profiles of Internal Opposition Leaders”; "From Revolution to Repression: Human Rights in Nicaragua under the Sandinistas"; "Groups of the Nicaraguan Democratic Resistance"; “Human Rights in Nicaragua under the Sandinistas”; “In Their Own Words: Testimony of Nicaraguan Exiles”; “Inside the Sandinista Regime”; “Nicaragua’s Military Build-up and Support for Central American Subversion”; 253 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 399 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Nicaragua (contd.) 8 (cond.) U.S. Department of State issuances (contd.) “’Revolution Beyond Our Borders’: Sandinista Intervention in Central America”; “Sandinista Elections in Nicaragua”; “Sandinista Prisons”; "Sandinista Repression of Indians"; "The Sandinistas and Middle Eastern Radicals"; “Selected Articles Censored from La Prensa”
400. 1 U.S. Department of State issuances (contd.)
955. 1-5 U.S. Department of State issuances (contd.)
400. 2 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda re possible delivery of Soviet fighter planes to Nicaragua, 1984
956. 1-2 Other U.S. executive agency issuances. Reports, dispatches, background papers and press conference transcripts, 1982-1986, emanating from the Department of Defense, White House, U.S. Information Agency and unspecified agencies. Includes “Economic Sanctions against Nicaragua”; “Evidence of Military Buildup in Nicaragua”; “Nicaragua under the Sandinistas: A Bill of Particulars”; “Prospects for Containment of Nicaragua’s Communist Government”; “Sandinista Media Manipulation”; “The Sandinista Military Build-up” 3 U.S. Congressional issuances. Letters, statements, speeches and related documents of individual Congressmen, and bills, amendments and draft legislation, 1978-1994
400. 3 U.S. Congressional issuances (contd.) 4 Pro-Sandinista issuances. Press releases, statements, leaflets, flyers, circulars, printed articles, pamphlets and serial issues, 1978-1988, issued by support groups and others outside Nicaragua. Includes Tom Barry et al., The New Right Humanitarians; Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz, El Caso Miskito/The Miskito Case; legal brief re death of Benjamin Linder
956. 4-5 Pro-Sandinista issuances (contd.)
957. 1 Soviet, East German and Cuban issuances. Pamphlets and press release, 1984-1987. Includes Hannes Bahrmann et al., Killerkommando: Schwarzbuch: CIA und Contras; Washington versus Nicaragua: An Anatomy of Crimes
400. 5 Meeting in Nicaragua of the Standing Committee of Intellectuals for the Sovereignty of the Peoples of Our America (1982 : Managua). Proceedings 254 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 400 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Nicaragua (contd.) 6 International Conference on Nicaragua and for Peace in Central America (1984 : Lisbon). Proceedings 7 Honey, Martha and Tony Avirgan, "La Penca: Pastora, the Press and the CIA." Typescript, 1985. Includes related printed article 8 Die Contra Connection: Die internationalen Contramacher und ihre Bundesdeutschen Helfer (West German publication). Printed copy, 1988
957. 2 Nicholson, Harold J. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit in indictment of Nicholson for espionage, 1996 Nigeria 3 General. Pamphlets and Congressional reports, 1950-1970. Includes Emeka Ojukwu, The Ahiara Declaration; Amanke Okafor, Nigeria: Why We Fight for Freedom; M. I. Okpara, Pragmatic African Socialism; Nigeria and Biafra: The Parting of the Ways; Proclamation of the Republic of Biafra 4-5 Disinformation. U.S. Information Agency memoranda re forgeries and Soviet-planted articles in the Nigerian press, with copies of such articles, 1983-1990
400. 9 Analyst. Serial issues, 1987 New Horizon: Nigeria's Marxist Monthly. Serial issues 10 1975-1977
401. 1 1985 2 1986 3 1987 4 1988
131. 9 Nixon, Richard M. Testimony by Nixon re Alger Hiss and Whittaker Chambers, campaign literature autographed by Nixon, and Impeach Nixon stickers, 1949-ca. 1974. See also Audiovisual File
957. 6 Nixon, Richard M. (contd.) 7 Non-Aligned Movement. Soviet pamphlets and British government background memoranda, 1976-1989. Includes Yuri Lepanov and Vladimir Tarabrin, The Non-Aligned Movement; Basil Perera, Problems of Non-Alignment
401. 5 Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights. Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, printed articles, leaflets, flyers, circulars, serial issue (Anti-Nazi Bulletin) and pamphlet (Nazis against the World), 1934-1961. In part collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
958. 1-2 Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League to Champion Human Rights (contd.) 255 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 958 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 3 Non-Sectarian Committee for Political Refugees. Memorandum, ca. 1951
401. 6 Norden, Albert. Memoir by Norden with English translation, and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1945-1962
958. 4 Norden, Albert (contd.) 5-6 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). Memoranda, reports, press releases, pamphlets and printed articles, 1971-1990. Includes Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., “Escapist Notions and Persisting Problems in the Alliance”; Charles A. Sorrels, “Soviet Propaganda Campaign against NATO”; Christian Zänker, “Die sowjetischen Einflussstrategien zur Verhinderung des Vollzugs des NATO-Doppelbeschlusses”; Anatoly Grishchenko et al., Danger: NATO (Soviet publication); M. Kukanov, NATO: Threat to World Peace (Soviet publication); Michael Rühle, Preserving the Deterrent: A Missile Defence for Europe; NATO and the Warsaw Pact: Force Comparisons
959. 1 North Atlantic Treaty Organization (contd.)
131. 10 Northern Friends Peace Board (Great Britain). Circulars, reports and pamphlets, 1978-1983. Includes The Quaker Peace Testimony Today; Towards a Quaker View of "Russia"
401. 7 Norway. Pamphlets, press summaries, leaflet and printed articles, 1949-1992. Includes English translation of Thorleif Andreassen and Gunnar Moe, Spioner og spionmal i Norge (“Spies and Spies' Objectives in Norway”); Norwegian Labor Looks at the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; Norwegian Marxist-Leninists Intensify the Struggle against Social-Imperialism
959. 2 Norway (contd.) 3 Nosenko, Iurii. Printed article, 1987 4 Noulens, Hilaire. Printed article, 1994
131. 11 Novick, Paul. Pamphlet by Novick (Assimilation and the Jewish People) and internal Communist Party, U.S.A. circulars re his expulsion, 1964-1971
959. 5 Novikov, Evgenii (Soviet defector). Typescript memoir (“The Enemies of Gorbachev”), 1989 6 Nowak, Jan. Deposition accusing Nowak of Nazi collaboration, 1970
256 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 959 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Nuclear freeze movement 7-8 General. Pamphlets, circulars, leaflets, flyers, press releases, speeches, Congressional testimony and bills, conference papers and printed articles, 1982-1987. Includes Joyce E. Larson and William C. Bodie, The Intelligent Layperson’s Guide to the Nuclear Freeze and Peace Debate; L'Europa contro le "Guerre Stellari"/Europe Rejects "Star Wars"; Civil Disobedience Campaign Handbook
960. 1-2 General (contd.)
132. 1 General (contd.)
402. 1 June 12th Nuclear Freeze Rally (1982 : New York). Memorandum, circulars, petitions and printed matter. Includes internal Communist Party, U.S.A. documents 2 3rd Annual Nuclear Freeze Campaign Conference (1983 : St. Louis). Circulars and program
960. 3 Nuclear Times. Serial issues, 1983-1988
402. 3 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1982-1983
960. Nuclear weapons and arms control. See also Strategic Defense Initiative; Strategic Arms Limitation Talks 4-5 General. Memoranda, press releases, circulars, flyers, leaflets, serial issues and printed articles, 1945-2005. Includes Stanley Kobar, “The Arms Control Arena”; “Disarmament through Self-Determination”; issue of Our Generation against Nuclear War
961. 1-4 Pamphlets, 1945-1986. Includes Wilfred Burchett, Shadows of Hiroshima; Joseph Clark and William Weinstone, The Atom Bomb and You; Michael J. Deane, Strategic Defense in Soviet Strategy; Georg Fuchs, Von der Atombombe zum nuklearen Holocaust; Linus C. Pauling, Fallout; Miklós Rácz, De atombom also politiek wapen; The Case against the MX Missile; Justice and War in the Nuclear Age; Our Atomic World 5 Rand Corporation reports, 1978-1982. Includes “The Appeal of Nuclear Crimes to the Spectrum of Potential Adversaries”; “Attributes of Potential Criminal Adversaries of U.S. Nuclear Programs”; “Motivations and Possible Actions of Potential Criminal Adversaries of U.S. Nuclear Programs”
257 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 962. Subject File (contd.) Nuclear weapons and arms control (contd.) 1-2 Miscellaneous reports, 1983-1992. Includes “Nuclear Deterrence and Disarmament” (British government briefing paper); “The Nuclear Dilemma: A Search for Christian Understanding” (Episcopal Diocese of Washington report); “Nuclear War: An Ever-Present Possibility” (European Community Conference on Democratisation of the Southern Cone of Latin America report); “Preventing the Nuclear Holocaust: A Jewish Response” (Union of American Hebrew Congregations report) 3 SAIS Review special issue on “The Nuclear Charge: Forty Years,” 1985
402. 4 United Nations issuances. Statements, press releases, meeting materials and miscellany, 1980-1993. Includes material from non- governmental organizations (NGOs) affiliated with the United Nations
962. U.S. government issuances 4 General. Pamphlets, reports and miscellany, 1946-1985. Includes “Onsite Observation Activities Related to the Peaceful Nuclear Explosions Treaty”; Fallout Protection: What to Know and Do about Nuclear Attack; International Control of Atomic Energy: Growth of a Policy 5 “The Effects of the Atomic Bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki” (U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey report). Typescript, 1946
963. 1-2 “Sino-Soviet Relations and Arms Control” (U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency report, including analysis by Morton H. Halperin). Processed, 1966 3 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda and correspondence, 1972-1978 Soviet issuances 4 General. Statements, press releases, press summaries and English translations of printed articles, 1983-1993. Includes “Proliferation Issues” (post-Soviet Russian intelligence report) 5 Committee of Soviet Scientists for Peace, against the Nuclear Threat reports, 1985- 1987. Includes “Space-Strike Arms and International Security”; “Strategic Stability under the Conditions of Radical Nuclear Arms Reductions”
258 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 963 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Nuclear weapons and arms control (contd.) Soviet issuances (contd.) 6 Pamphlets, 1949-1989. Includes Nikolai Chervov and Vladimir Chernyshev, Conventional Armaments in Europe; Makar Goryainov, To Abolish the Nuclear Menace; L. Ilyin and T. Dmitrichev, Against Neutron Death; G. Kamensky, Vienna Talks; A. M. Kuzin, Nuclear Explosions: A World-Wide Hazard; Konstantin Nikolayev, Nuclear Deterrence: Past and Future; Daniil Proektor, Politics and Power; Yu. Popov and J. Ziegler, The Year 2000: End of the Human Race?; Disarmament: Who’s Against?; The Main Soviet Proposals on Disarmament; The Meeting in the Kremlin; Peace and Disarmament; Whence the Threat to Peace
964. 1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
965. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 East German and Orbis Press Agency pamphlets, 1981-1988. Includes Disarmament: The Interest and Right of Mankind
402. 5 O.M. Collective. The Organizer's Manual, ca. 1970. Printed copy
965. 3 Obama, Barack. Internet printout, printed article and pamphlet (Cliff Kincaid, Communism in Hawaii and the Obama Connection), 2008
132. 2 Oceania. Conference papers and printed article, 1985- 1987. Includes René Servoise, "New Caledonia in Oceania"; Tony Siaguru, "The American Dilemma: US Vulnerability in the South-West Pacific"; Dalton A. West, “Soviet Perceptions of the Southwest Pacific”
402. 6 Ogorodnikova, Svetlana. Indictment for espionage of Ogorodnikova, Nicolay Ogorodnikov and Richard W. Miller, 1984. Includes U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit 7 Oil. Correspondence, press releases, pamphlets, bulletin and printed article, 1924-1988. Includes “The Soviet Oil Situation: An Evaluation of CIA Analyses of Soviet Oil Production”; R. Page Arnot, The Politics of Oil; George Lenczowski, Middle East Oil in a Revolutinary Age; Scott Nearing, Oil and the Germs of War; Toward a National Energy Security Strategy
965. 4 Oil (contd.)
402. 8 Okinawa. Booklet ("Okinawan White Paper") prepared by Okinawa Prefecture Council against Atomic Hydrogen Bombs, ca. 1968 259 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 965. Subject File (contd.) 5 Olgin, M. J. American Vigilant Intelligence Federation memorandum, 1927 6 Olympic Games. Memoranda, pamphlets and clipping, 1959- 1984. Includes Alexander Dobrov, Moscow Is Ready to Host the 1980 Olympics (Soviet publication); Ernie Troy, Munich, Montreal and Moscow: A Political Tale of Three Olympic Cities; Sergei Popov and Alexei Srebnitsky, Who Flouts the Olympic Ideals? (Soviet publication). See also Audiovisual File 7 Oman. Pamphlets, 1960-1982. Includes program of the People’s Front for the Liberation of Oman; The Question of Oman 8 Open Road, Inc. Brochure for tourism in the Soviet Union, 1930 9 Operation Caesar (Operacja Cezary). Reports and printed article, 1954-2001, relating to Polish Communist penetration of Wolnosc i Niepodlegosc underground organization. Includes translation of Polish intelligence report
132. 3 Operation Splinter Factor (alleged U.S. Central Intelligence Agency program). Review of Stewart Steven, Operation Splinter Factor, and reply to review by Herbert Romerstein, both in East-West Digest, with related correspondence, Internet printout and Central Intelligence Agency review, 1974-1998
966. 1 Oppenheimer, Frank. Communist Party membership card, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports and obituary, 1937-1985 Oppenheimer, J. Robert 2-3 General. Letters, notes, printed articles and Internet printout, 1949-1998. Includes “Oppenheimer: Atomic Espionage and Intellectual Fallout”; Herbert Romerstein, “Soviet Spy Oppenheimer Exposed at Last” 4 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1946-1969
132. 4 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
966. 5 U.S. Atomic Energy Commission Personnel Security Board hearing transcript, 1954
967. 1-2 Stern, Philip M., “The Oppenheimer Case: Security on Trial.” Page proofs, 1969 3 Organ trafficking. Reports and memoranda re disinformation concerning trafficking in human organs, with illustrative printed articles and translations, 1987-1991
260 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 967 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Organization of Solidarity of the Peoples of Africa, Asia and Latin America 4 General. Letters, declaration and pamphlets, 1966-1972. Includes Anti-Imperialism in Latin America; Che; Congo
132. Tricontinental. Serial issues 5 1967-1969 6 1970-1971 7 1972
133. 1 1972 (contd.) 2 1973-1974 3 1975-1976 4 1979-1983
967. 5 Organizing Committee for an Ideological Center. Declaration of principles, 1978 Orlov, Alexander 6 General. Printed articles and miscellany, 1953- 1993. Includes translations of articles from the Soviet press
402. 9 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1944-1973. Includes summary of interrogation of Orlov regarding veracity of the book by Walter Krivitsky, In Stalin's Secret Service
403. 1-3 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
968. 1-2 Soviet secret police documents. Memoranda and correspondence, ca. 1935-1972. Includes English translations and French investigative reports 3 Costello, John and Oleg Tsarev, “Deadly Illusions: The KGB Orlov Dossier Reveals Stalin’s Master Spy.” Draft processed version, 1992 4 Wraga, Natalie Grant, Murder in the Tiergarten: The Political Life of Vladimir Orlov, Intelligence Agent and Disinformer. Printed copy, 1997 5 Orwell, George. Printed article, 2003
403. 4 O'Sheel, Shaemas. Letters by O’Sheel, note, printed article and miscellany, 1935-1946
968. 6 Osman, Arthur. Dossiers, ca. 1945-1953 7 Oxnam, G. Bromley. Pamphlets, ca. 1948-1953. Includes How Can We Avert War with Russia? by Oxnam; Carl McIntire, Bishop Oxnam, Prophet of Marx 8 P.R. Club (organization of expelled members of the Communist Party, U.S.A.). Serial issues and circulars, 1947-1950. Includes issues of: Spark; Turning Point
403. 5 P.R. Club (contd.) 261 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 969. Subject File (contd.) 1 Pakistan. Pamphlets and printed articles, 1942-2002. Includes G. Adhikari, Pakistan and Indian National Unity; M. Farooqi, Pakistan; Policies that Led to Break-up; Naeem Siddiqui, Fighting Communism by Oppression; Hedayatolah, Pakistanian Spy Palestine and Palestinians. See also Audiovisual File 2-4 General. Reports, memoranda, letters, serial issues, circulars, clippings, press summaries and printed articles, 1945-1993. Includes analyses of Palestinian organizations and Palestinian support groups; bound volume of such reports with issuances of those groups; issue of Journal of Palestinian Studies
403. 6 General (contd.)
970. 1 Draft indictment in case of United States vs. al- Arian et al. (members of Palestinian Islamic Jihad—Shiqaqi Faction), ca. 2002 2-4 Pamphlets, 1922-2008. Includes Gérard Challiand, The Palestinian Resistance; Michael Greenberg, What’s Up in Palestine; David Makovsky, Engagement through Disengagement; Moshe Ma’oz, Soviet and Chinese Relations with the Palestinian Guerrilla Organizations; Augustus R. Norton, Moscow and the Palestinians; B. Pullen-Burry, Letters from Palestine; Gert Winsch, Englands Regiment in Palästina (1940 German publication); William B. Ziff, The Rape of Palestine; Activity of the Undercover Units in the Occupied Territories; Black Paper: The British Terror in Palestine; The British Record on Partition; Collaborators in the Occupied Territories; Jerusalem and the World
971. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 Palestine Liberation Organization/Fatah issuances General. Pamphlets, speeches and interviews, 1965-1986. Includes Ibrahim al-Abid, Israel and Human Rights; Jamil Hilal, The Palestinians of the West Bank and Gaza Strip; Michael E. Jansen, The Three Basic American Decisions on Palestine; Isam Sakhnini, P.L.O.; Fayez A. Sayegh, Zionism; Fayez A. Sayegh, Zionist Colonialism in Palestine; Ahmad Shukairy, Territorial and Historical Waters in International Law; Basic Political Documents of the Armed Palestinian Resistance Movement; Palestine and Zionism; Palestinian Leaders Discuss the New Challenges for the Resistance; Political and Armed Struggle; Revolution until Victory 972. 1-5 General (contd.)
403. 7 General (contd.) 262 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 973. Subject File (contd.) Palestine and Palestinians (contd.) Palestine Liberation Organization/Fatah issuances (contd.) Palestine: P.L.O. Information Bulletin. Serial issues 1 1977-1979 2 1980-1990 3 Palestine Newsletter. Serial issues, 1985- 1986 4 Palestine Perspectives. Serial issues, 1980-1990 Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine issuances 5-7 General. Pamphlets, press releases, circulars and interviews, 1969-1991. Includes Ghassan Kanafani, The 1936-39 Revolt in Palestine; A Strategy for the Liberation of Palestine; Tasks of the New Stage; issues of Democratic Palestine; issuances of November 29 Coalition (associated organization)
974. 1 General (contd.) 2 PFLP Bulletin. Serial issues, 1979-1983
403. 8 Palestine Focus (November 29 Coalition publication). Serial issues, 1983-1989
974. 3 Democratic Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine issuances. Pamphlets, bulletins and circulars, 1970-1984. Includes program; interview with Nayef Hawatmeh; On Crisis in PLO and PLO-Arab Alliances; On Terrorism; The Palestinian Revolution; September Counter- revolution in Jordan; Towards a Democratic Solution to the Palestinian Question
404. 1 Democratic Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine issuances (contd.)
974. Other Palestinian issuances. Includes issuances of the General Union of Palestinian Students, Palestine Arab Refugees Institution, Palestine Congress of North America, Palestine Information Office, Palestinian National Council, Permanent Committee for Palestinian Deportees and United Holy Land Fund 4-5 General. Pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, serial issues and circulars, 1958-1995. Includes Akram Zua’iter, The Palestine Question; issues of: Palestine-Israel Journal; Return
975. 1 General (contd.) 2 Jerusalem. Serial issues, 1986-1992
263 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 975 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Palestine and Palestinians (contd.) Palestinian support group and pro-Palestinian issuances. Includes issuances of the Arab Information Center, Arab League, Palestine Action Coalition, Palestine Aid Society, Palestine Human Rights Campaign and Palestine Solidarity Committee 3-4 General. Flyers, leaflets, circulars, bulletins, newsletters and serial issues, 1970-2002. Includes report of Commission of Enquiry in the Palestinian Territories Occupied by Israel since 1967 5 Pamphlets, 1938-1988. Includes Yevgeni Dmitriev, The Tragedy of the Palestinian People (Soviet publication); Fayez A. Sayegh, The Palestine Refugees; Children of the Stones; A Human Disaster; The Palestinian and Other Arab Peoples Will Win! (Chinese publication); Toward Peace in Palestine; report of International Commission of Enquiry into Israeli Crimes against the Lebanese and Palestinian Peoples 976. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
404. 2 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances. Pamphlets and internal document, 1929-1970. Includes "The Class Character of the [1929] Palestine Revolt and Its International Political Significance"; Moses Miller, Crisis in Palestine; Emile Touma, "About the Idea of a Palestinian State"; European Jewry and the Palestine Problem
976. United Nations issuances. Includes issuances of the International Co-ordinating Committee for NGOs on the Question of Palestine 3-4 General. Bulletins, newsletters, General Assembly proceedings, and contributions to symposiums and seminars on Palestine, 1982-1993 5 Special Committee on Palestine report annexes, 1947
977. 1 Seminar proceedings on the Question of Palestine (1st and 2nd : 1980; bound volume 2 The Origins and Evolution of the Palestine Problem (1978 and 1990 versions). Printed copies 3-4 Pamphlets, 1980-1990. Includes The First 100 Days: The Background to the Palestinian Uprising; The United Nations and the Question of Palestine 5 Paley, Jack. Dossier, ca. 1953
133. 5 Pan African Students Organization of the Americas. Serial issue (Pan African Notes), 1976 264 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 133 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Pan-Pacific Trade Union Secretariat 6 Minutes and internal Communist International documents from Russian archives, 1932-1936
404. 3 1st Conference (1927 : Hankow). Report by A. Lozovskii 4 2nd Conference (1929 : Vladivostok). Proceedings 5 Printed issuances. Pamphlets and serial issue (Pan-Pacific Monthly), 1929-1933. Includes Katerina Avdeyeva, The Trade Unions and Socialist Construction in U.S.S.R.; Orgwald, Tactical and Organizational Questions of the Communist Parties of India and Indo-China; Against Imperialism on the Pacific; The Class Trade Unions of Japan 6-7 Japanese-language issuances, 1932-1934
405. 1 Material about the Pan-Pacific Trade Union Secretariat. U.S. Army military intelligence reports, incorporating information from Shanghai Municipal Police files, 1933-ca. 1949 2 Panama. Pamphlets, statements, flyers and printed articles, 1974-1993. Includes Jim Crow Discrimination against U.S. Employees in the Canal Zone; U.S. National Security Council memoranda re drug trafficking in Panama and Panamanian relations with Nicaragua
977. 6 Panama (contd.)
405. 3 Paraguay. Partido Comunista Paraguayo en Cuba bulletin, 1983
977. 7 Paramilitary organizations. California Attorney General report, “Para-Military Organizations in California,” 1965
978. 1 Paris Commune, 1871. Pamphlets, flyers and miscellany, 1903-1995. Includes George D. Herron, From Revolution to Revolution; Max Shachtman, 1871; William Siegel, The Paris Commune; George Spiro, Paris on the Barricades; The Paris Commune (Communist Party, U.S.A. pictorial booklet)
405. 4 Paris Commune (contd.) 5 Partisan Review. Serial issue, 1942
978. 2 Passport fraud. U.S. Senate Internal Security Subcommittee staff study, Communist Passport Frauds, 1958 Peace 3-6 General. Leaflets, flyers, circulars, letters, lists, printed articles and clippings, 1929- 2001
133. 7-8 General (contd.)
265 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 979. Subject File (contd.) Peace (contd.) 1-2 Reports and memoranda, 1935-1987. Includes David Adams, “The American Peace Movements: History, Root Causes, and Future”; Myron Rush, “The Defense Burden and the Specter of War”; J. A. Emerson Vermaat, “Moscow and the Peace Movement”; “International Connections of US Peace Groups” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report); “Moscow and the Peace Movement” (U.S. Department of State report); “Soviet Active Measures Relating to the U.S. Peace Movement” (U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report) 3 Serial issues, 1937-1993. Includes issues of: Gist: A Peace Digest; Our Generation against Nuclear War; Peace and Change; Peace Research Reviews
134. 1 Serial issues (contd.)
979. 4 Via Pacis. Orbis Press Agency bulletins, 1986- 1989 5-6 Pamphlets, 1916-1986. Includes Austin J. App, History’s Most Terrifying Peace; Alfred M. Bingham, Beware of Europe's Wars; J. B. Condliffe, War and Depression; Caroline Cox and Roger Scruton, Peace Studies: A Critical Survey; Brian Crozier, The Price of Peace; W. E. B. DuBois, Peace Is Dangerous; Walter Duranty, Europe: War or Peace?; Benjamin B. Ferencz, A Common Sense Guide to World Peace; Richard B. Gregg, Pacifist Program; John Marks, “Peace Studies” in Our Schools: Propaganda for Defencelessness; David Marsland, Neglect and Betrayal: War and Violence in Modern Sociology; David Hunter Miller, Problems of Disarmament; V. Motyleva, Youth in the World War; Scott Nearing, The Germs of War; Scott Nearing, A Warless World; Ralph Parker, Conspiracy against Peace; Tabitha Petran, Open Secret: Reports on the Betrayal of Roosevelt's Peace Policy and American Preparations for World War III; Johannes Steel, The Case for Peace; Ralph Townsend, The High Cost of Hate; Mac Weiss, "In Flanders Field"; City College and War; Disarming America; Rassemblement universel pour la paix; The Shelter Hoax and Foreign Policy; The Silence of the Good People; War: What For; Who’s for Peace, Who’s for War; Worldwide Trade for Peace
980. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
405. 6-8 Pamphlets (contd.)
134. 2 Pamphlets (contd.)
266 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 134 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Peace (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances 3 General. Leaflets, flyers, circulars and printed articles, 1928-1989. Includes leaflets aimed at Armed Forces servicemen and National Guard members
405. 9 Pamphlets, 1929-1970. Includes John J. Abt, Who Has the Right to Make War?; T. Bell, Heading for War!; Alexander Bittelman, Revolutionary Struggle against War vs. Pacifism; Earl Browder, Concerted Action or Isolation: Which Is the Road to Peace?; Earl Browder, The People against the War-Makers; Earl Browder, Secret Hoover-Laval War Pacts; Joseph Clark, Geneva: Road to Peace; Joseph Clark, Must There Be War?; Eugene Dennis, 21 Questions about War and Peace; Georgi Dimitrov, The United Struggle for Peace; Howard Fast, Intellectuals in the Fight for Peace; William Z. Foster, Beware of the War Danger; William Z. Foster, The Menace of a New World War; Sender Garlin, Enemies of the Peace; Gus Hall, Peaceful Coexistence; Harold Hart, The Cry for Peace; P. Lang, Peace versus War; Leonard J. Mason, We Want to Live!; Robert Minor, The Struggle against War; Nemo, From the First World War to the Second; D. N. Pritt, The Search for Peace; Another War Coming!; Disarmament and the American Economy; The Menace of a New World War; Working Class Unity for Peace
406. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
980. 4-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
981. 1 Peace and Freedom Party. Flyer, serial issue and list of petition signers, 1966-1968 2 Peace Corps (U.S.). Correspondence re appointment of James H. Robinson to the Peace Corps National Advisory Council and pamphlet (Operation Peace Corps: “A Pig in a Poke”), 1961-1963
406. Pearl Harbor, Attack on, 1941 3 General. Pamphlets, Congressional hearing excerpts, Internet printout and printed articles, 1945-2005. Includes John T. Flynn, The Final Secret of Pearl Harbor; Anthony J. Hilder, The War Lords of Washington: Secrets of Pearl Harbor; Anthony Kubek, Communism at Pearl Harbor; Franklin D. Roosevelt, Pearl Harbor: Speeches before and after Pearl Harbor
981. 3 General (contd.) 267 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 981 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Pearl Harbor, Attack on (contd.) 4 “War Comes to the U.S., Dec. 7, 1941: The First 30 Hours” (compilation of news dispatches). Processed, 1941
406. 4 Pearson, Drew. Pamphlet (Morris A. Bealle, All America Louse: A Candid Biography of Drew A. Pearson), 1965 5 Peasant International. Pamphlet (N. L. Mecheriakov, The Peasantry and the Revolution), 1927 6 Pease, Frank. Flyers and printed article, 1938
981. 5 Peierls, Rudolph Ernst. U.S. Atomic Energy Commission memorandum, 1966
406. 7 Pellick, Carl. Memorandum, 1955
981. 6 Peltier, Leonard. Petitions, printed articles, and letters from Soviet citizens to President Jimmy Carter urging Peltier’s release from prison, 1978- 1993
406. 8 Pen and Hammer Club (Los Angeles). Bulletins, 1934 9 Pentagon Papers. Pamphlet (The Pentagon Papers Trial), ca. 1971
981. 7 People’s Anti-War Mobilization. Flyers and clippings, 1981-1984 8 Peoples Artists, Inc. Letter, 1956
406. 10 People's Coalition for Peace and Justice. Informant reports and letterhead, 1972
981. 9 People’s Convention (1980 : New York). Flyers and program 10 People's Council of America. Bulletins, pamphlets, list of officers, conference report and circulars, 1917- 1919. Includes Albert Rhys Williams, Russian Soviets; pamphlet urging Cornell University to revoke academic degrees granted David Starr Jordan, treasurer of the People’s Council 134. 4 People’s Council of America (contd.)
981. 11 People’s Drama. Report, 1949 12 Peoples Educational Center (Hollywood). Course schedules, 1944-1947 13 Peoples Federation for Peace. Bulletin, 1940
406. 11 People's Freedom Union. Pamphlet (The Truth about the Lusk Committee), 1920
134. People's Health Education League. Serial issues (Health and Hygiene) 5 1935-1936 6 1937
135. 1 1938
268 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 982. Subject File (contd.) 1 People’s Lobby. Bulletin, 1929
406. 12 People's National Health Committee. Pamphlet (Harriet Silverman, The People's Health), 1938
982. 2 People’s Radio Foundation. Leaflets, memoranda, reports and pamphlet (Eugene Konecky, The American Communications Conspiracy), ca. 1946-ca. 1957 3 People’s School for Marxist Studies (New York). Course schedule, 1982 4 People’s Songs, Inc. Circulars and serial issues (People’s Songs), 1946-1948 5 Pepper, John (Joseph Pogany). Biographical data, including English translation of Communist International questionnaire, undated 6 Peress, Irving. Memorandum (“Chronology of the Military Record of Dr. Irving Peress”), 1954 7 Permanent People’s Tribunal (Russell Tribunal). Pamphlet and printed article, 1978-ca. 1983
135. 2 Perry, Ralph Barton. Letter and printed articles, 1944- 1954
982. 8 Persian Gulf. Pamphlets, speeches, United Nations resolutions, bulletins and clippings, 1981-1991. Includes Pavel Bayev, The Gulf (Soviet publication); Grigory Bondarevsky, Hegemonists and Imperialists in the Persian Gulf (Soviet publication); The Gulf Crisis (United Nations publication) Persian Gulf War, 1991 9 General. Study (John Ross and Norman Solomon, “Lies in the Sand: A Critical Analysis of How the U.S. Media Covered the War in the Persian Gulf”), printed article and bibliographies, 1991
135. 3 American psychological warfare leaflets aimed at Iraqi troops, 1991. Includes English translations
406. Conduct of the Persian Gulf War (U.S. Department of Defense Final Report to Congress), 1992 13 Chapters 1-8
407. 1 Appendices A-S 2 Appendix T
982. 10 Peru. Pamphlets, report, serial issue, printed articles and press summaries, 1967-2003. Includes “Peru: Shining Path Leadership, Plans, Policies” (U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service study); James Anderson, Sendero Luminoso: A New Revolutionary Model?; Hugo Blanco Must Not Die
407. 3 Petrov, Vladimir. Series of printed articles by Michael Bialoguski, "How I Weaned Petrov from Communism," published in Saturday Evening Post, 1955 269 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 982. Subject File (contd.) 11 Petrovsky, D. (Bennett). Report, notes, biographical data and printed excerpts, undated
983. 1 Philby, Kim. Printed articles, 1994 2-4 Philippines. Bulletins, reports, pamphlets, leaflets, printed articles and miscellany, 1934-2002. Includes Amado Guerrero, Philippine Society and Revolution; George Phillips, What Price Philippine Independence?; Daniel Boone Schirmer, The Philippines: Another Vietnam?; People’s War in the Philippines; U.S. and the Philippines; reports of the Committee on Un- Filipino Activities on communism; issues of: Katipunan; NDF-Update; Pagkakaisa
407. 4 Philippines (contd.)
983. 5 Physicians for Social Responsibility. Circular and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1968-1982 6 Physicians Forum. Letter, 1960 7 Pickett, Clarence. Memorandum, ca. 1959 8 Playboy Foundation. Booklet (Cliff Kincaid, The Playboy Foundation: A Mirror of the Culture?), 1992
135. Poland—Pre-World War II period 4 General. Leaflets and pamphlets, 1921-2002. Includes B. Kozusznik, The Problem of Cieszyn Silesia; Stanislaw Slawski, Poland’s Access to the Sea; Ignacy Jan Paderewski commemorative volume; The Polish Language in Opole Silesia in the Years 1910-1939
984. 1 General (contd.) 2 Diplomatic dispatches. U.S. Department of State dispatches on communism in Poland, 1925-1926; Polish dispatches from Count Jerzy Józef Potocki on meetings with President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1937-1939. Includes related printed articles, 1997 Poland—World War II period 3 General. Studies, serial issues, leaflets, printed articles, clippings and miscellany, 1939-2009. Includes Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, “The Last Rising in the Eastern Borderlands: The Ejszyszki Epilogue in its Historical Context”; U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study, “Study of the Origins and Activities of the Underground Movement WIN”; issues of Poland Fights; newspapers published in Poland under German occupation
135. 5 General (contd.)
270 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 407. Subject File (contd.) Poland—World War II period (contd.) 5-6 Pamphlets, 1941-1986. Includes Ann Su Cardwell, The Case for Poland; Sir Patrick J. Dollan, Socialists and Poland; Stanislaw Grabski, The Polish-Soviet Frontier; Romuald Swiatek-Horyn, Przed czerwonym trybunalem; J. Weyers, Poland and Russia; Deutsche Ordnung und polnische Wirtschaft; The Last Attempt to Germanize Opole Silesia; Nazi Justice; Oswiecim: Camp of Death; Polish-Soviet Relations, 1918-1943: Official Documents; Underground Poland Speaks; Zolnierz polski; State Museum at Majdanek brochures
984. 4 Pamphlets (contd.)
408. 1 Propaganda i rzeczywistosc. Printed album, undated 2 Gontarczyk, Piotr, Polska Partia Robotnicza: Droga do wladzy, 1941-1944. Printed copy, 2006
135. Communist Party, U.S.A. and pro-Soviet issuances 6 General. Leaflets, printed articles, serial issues (Czerwony sztandar) and British intercepts of Soviet telegrams, 1939- 1945. Includes Communist Party, U.S.A. 1939 flyer protesting German invasion; issues of: Czerwony sztandar; Free Poland; Liberated Poland; People’s Poland
408. 3 Pamphlets, 1943-1983. Includes George Audit, The Polish Conspiracy; Alter Brody, Behind the Polish-Soviet Break; Wiktor Grosz, The Polish Defeat: September 1939; R. Howard, Poland Liberated; Oscar Lange, Poland and the United Nations; Ernie Trory, Poland in the Second World War; Polish Conspiracy Exposed
135. Poland—Post-World War II period 7-8 General. Serial issues, letters, reports, leaflets, press releases, press summaries, printed articles and memoranda, 1946-2008. Includes Michael Checinski, “Terror and Politics in Communist Poland”; Solidarnosc issuances; U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda; U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service reports
984. 5-6 General (contd.)
985. 1 General (contd.)
271 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 408. Subject File (contd.) Poland—Post-World War II period (contd.) 4 Pamphlets, 1946-2004. Includes Elma Dangerfield, Beyond the Urals; H. Podolski, Prawda o Polsce; D. L. Savory, Poland; S. Z. Tomczak, Soviet Economic Experiments in Poland; Preparing for Martial Law: Through the Eyes of Col. Ryszard Kuklinski; Revolutionary Marxist Students in Poland Speak Out
409. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 Halagida, Igor, Prowokacja "Zenona." Printed copy, 2005 Communist issuances. Includes Polish, Soviet, Communist Party, U.S.A. and other pro-Communist issuances 3-4 General. Statutes, speeches, press releases and memoranda, 1946-1992. Includes Polish constitutions, Polish Communist Party Central Committee decisions and information bulletin, speeches by Wladyslaw Gomulka and Gus Hall, and Soviet Communist Party Central Committee memoranda
985. 2-4 Polish secret police files, 1965-1989. Includes some English translations; material on “Andrzej” (Jerzy Zbigniew Nowak) case
986. 1-4 Polish secret police file indexes
136. 1-2 Pamphlets, 1945-1984. Includes Florence Fox, Poland Answers; Boleslaw Gebert, New Poland; Stefan Jedrychowski, The Recovered Territories; Manfred Lachs, The Polish-German Frontier; Hyman Lumer, What Happened in Poland; Ignace Zlotowski, What Is Happening in Poland?; The Case of the 16 Poles; The Economic Development of Poland’s Western and Northern Regions; In Poland Today; Moscow Trial of 16 Polish Diversionists; Poland and the German Question; Poland’s Six Year Plan, 1950- 1955; Polish Plotters on Trial; Przyczyny Ucieczki Mikolajczyka; Quo Vadis Poland?; The Rapacki Plan; Soviet-Polish Relations; Who Pushed Poland to the Brink (Soviet publication)
987. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 Polish Verification Commission report on post- Communist intelligence services, 2007. Typed English translation
272 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 409. Subject File (contd.) Poland—Jews 5 General. Report, study, printed articles, serial issue (Gazeta zydowska) and Internet printout, 1920-2007. Includes British government report by Sir Stuart Samuel; study by L. W. Gluchowski, "The Defection of Jozef Swiatlo and the Search for Jewish Scapegoats in the Polish United Workers' Party, 1953-1954"
136. 3 Pamphlets, 1919-1971. Includes N. L. Piotrowski, The Jews in Poland; Stop Them Now: German Mass Murder of Jews in Poland; Jews in Poland: Yesterday and Today; Simon Wiesenthal, Anti- Jewish Agitation in Poland; B. Mark, The Extermination and the Resistance of the Polish Jews during the Period 1939-1944; The End of a Thousand Years: The Recent Exodus of the Jews from Poland
988. 1 Spolecznosc zydowska w PRL przed kamparia antysemicka lat 1967-1968 i po niej. Printed copy, 2009 2 Poland—Religion. Serial issues and pamphlets, 1970- 1987. Includes The Ideological and Political Guidelines of the PAX Association; The Pope in Poland; issues of: Catholic Life in Poland; Christian Life in Poland
136. 4 Poland—Religion (contd.)
137. 1 Poland—Religion (contd.)
988. 3-4 Policy Review. Serial issues, 1981 Polish Americans 5 General. Lists, reports, memoranda, Internet printout and printed matter, 1927-2009. Includes list of Polish branches of the Communist Party, U.S.A. in Pennsylvania; report of Polish immigration committee in the United States; report on Paderewski Foundation; U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report; Pulaski Foundation bulletins; Herbet Romerstein, “The Soviet Use of American Communists of Polish Origin”; Polish Americans and the Curzon Line; We've Come a Long Way with Roosevelt!
410. 1 General (contd.) 2 Report on pro-Communist activities, 1945
988. 6 “Polish-Russian Problem” (Co-ordinating Committee of American-Polish Associations in the East study). Processed, 1945 7 Political Research Associates. Circular, 1988
410. 3 Polk, George. Pamphlet (The George Polk Case), ca. 1951
273 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 988. Subject File (contd.) 8 Pollard, Jonathan. Indictment of Pollard for espionage with related affidavits, legal agreements and press release, 1986 9 Pontecorvo, Bruno. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1950 10 Population Research Institute. Bulletins, 2000 11 Populist Party. Leaflet, 1992
989. 1 Pornography. Report (Just Harmless Fun?), 2000; early 20th-century caricatures 2-3 Portugal. Pamphlets, serial issues (Portuguese Studies Newsletter), printed articles, circular and leaflet, 1965-1991. Includes Communist International documents; Partido Comunista 6th Congress (1965) program and 7th (Extraordinary) Convention (1974)proceedings; Michael Harsgor, Portugal in Revolution; Solidarity with Portugal!; Stratégie et tactique du Parti Communiste Portugais 410. 4 Portugal (contd.)
989. 4 Postwar World Council. Letter, 1956
410. 5 Powers, Francis Gary. Pamphlet (The Powers Case: Material of the Court Hearings in the Criminal Case of the American Spy-Pilot Francis Gary Powers), 1960. Soviet publication in English, German and Spanish editions
137. 2 Poyntz, Juliet Stuart. Communist Party, U.S.A. and Soviet personnel documents from Russian archives, deposition and printed articles, 1925-1992
410. 6 Prairie Fire Organizing Committee. Serial issues (Breakthrough) and circulars, 1979-1988 Press 7 General. Correspondence, reports, printed articles and miscellany, 1951-1994. Includes Roger Wilkins, “The Soviet Union in the American Press”; Subversion by the Volume (Church League of America report); U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Lamont vs. Postmaster General; Dun and Bradstreet report on International Publishers
989. 5-6 Communism. Lists, letters, notes, memoranda and printed matter, 1944-1947, relating to the pro- Communist press in the United States, apparently assembled by the staff of the U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities 7 Publication directories and announcements, 1948- 1993 8 Directory of foreign correspondents in the United States, 1989
990. 1-2 Mailing lists for unidentified publications, undated 3-4 Miscellaneous press summaries, 1985-2010 274 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 990 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Press (contd.) 5 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1921-1936. Includes issues of: American Observer; Association Men; Dearborn Independent; Good Morning; Liberty; National Graphic 6 Pamphlets, 1909-1984. Includes LeRoy C. Ferguson and Ralph H. Smuckler, Politics in the Press; Sir James Goldsmith, Soviet Active Measures v. the Free Press; Clarence Hathaway and Sam Don, Why a Workers' Daily Press?; George Marion, The "Free Press": Portrait of a Monopoly; Alan Max, What Do You Read?; James Reston, The Artillery of the Press; Fred D. Warren, Suppressed Information; Books on Trial; Publisher on Trial; Sentenced to Twenty Years Prison
991. 1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 Rips, Geoffrey, The Campaign against the Underground Press. Printed copy, 1981 3 Prince, Frank J. (Morris Czech). Memoranda and New York City Police Department file, 1943-1946 4 Prisoners of war. An Examination of U.S. Policy toward POW/MIAs (U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Republican Staff report), 1991 5-6 Prisons. Memoranda, circulars, clippings and pamphlets, 1932-1989. Includes John Lombardo, Organizing the Prisons; Rick Nagin, Prisons under the Capitalist System; John L. Spivak, On the Chain Gang; Freedom for Prisoners of Imperialism and Reaction! (Soviet publication); We Are Attica; press coverage of Attica prison riot 410. 8 Prisons (contd.)
991. 7 Process Church of the Final Judgment. Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets and printed articles, 1971-1974. Includes Robert de Grimston, The Unity of Christ and Satan; issues of: Process; Processeans
410. 9 Professionals. Pamphlet (Edward Magnus, Professionals in a Soviet America), 1935
992. 1 Profumo, John. Lord Denning’s Report (British Parliamentary report). Printed copy, 1963 2-3 Progressive Labor Party. Memoranda, reports, pamphlets and serial issues, ca. 1962-1980. Includes Colorado Springs Police Department intelligence reports; transcripts of clandestinely recorded conversations; East German memorandum; Bill McAdoo, Pre-Civil War Black Nationalism; Build a Base in the Working Class; Notes on Black Liberation; Students and Revolution; issues of: Marxist-Leninist Quarterly; PL
411. 1 Progressive Party (first). Pamphlets, 1924-1938. Includes R. M. Whitney, LaFollette: Socialism: Communism; The LaFollette Third Party: Will It Unite or Split the Progressive Forces? 275 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 411 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Progressive Party (second). Includes Progressive Citizens of America; Young Progressives of America. See also Wallace, Henry A. 2 General. Reports, speeches, press releases, pamphlets, circulars, leaflets and flyers, 1947-1948. Includes Adam Lapin, The 3rd Party Challenge to the One Party System; More Facts to Fight with for Wallace and the Progressive Party; The Story of Henry Wallace; financial records of of National Wallace for President Committee
992. 4-5 General (contd.) 6 Memoranda about the Progressive Party, ca. 1947- ca. 1955. Includes New York State Police report
993. 1 Memoranda about the Progressive Party (contd.) 2 Dossiers of individual supporters of the Progressive Party, ca. 1947-ca. 1950 3 Proletarian Party. Serial issues (Proletarian) and manifesto and program, 1918-ca. 1929
411. 3 Proletarian Unity League. Pamphlet (On the October League’s Call for a New Communist Party), 1976
137. 3 Promethean Review. Serial issues, 1959
993. 4 Promoting Enduring Peace, Inc. Letter and circulars, 1955-1992
411. Propaganda 4 General. Letters, memoranda, printed articles, clippings, printed excerpts and miscellany, 1938-2002
993. 5-6 Reports and studies, 1938-1989. Includes James Burnham, “Political Warfare and Propaganda”; Martin Ebon, “The Soviet Propaganda Machine”; Herbert J. Ellison, “Controlling the Agenda: Soviet Propaganda and American Foreign Policy”; Lisa Jameson, “Soviet Propaganda”; David Rees, Soviet Active Measures; George Urban, “For a Defence Initiative on Our Home Front”; “The Battle of Words”; Propaganda; “Soviet Propaganda Organisation and Methods”
994. 1 “Soviet Propaganda Themes Handbook” (U.S. Information Agency handbook). Processed, 1986 2-3 Pamphlets, 1927-ca. 1980s. Includes John T. Flynn, The Smear Terror; Arthur Sears Henning, Government by Propaganda; Suzanne Labin, The Unrelenting War; Clyde R. Miller, How to Detect and Analyze Propaganda; Making a Propaganda Move; What Is Propaganda?
276 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 994 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Propaganda (contd.) 4-5 Soviet pamphlets, 1979-1986. Includes Vladimir Artemov, Information Abused; Yuri Kashlev, Information Imperialism; Yuli Magari, Countering Information Imperialism; Samuil Zivs, The Anatomy of Lies 6 Feindbild: Geschichte, Dokumentation, Problematik. Printed copy, 1989
411. 5 Protestant Digest/Protestant. Serial issues and circulars, 1940-1949
994. 7 Provisional Committee for Democracy in Radio. Memorandum, ca. 1946
411. 6 Provisional Organizing Committee for a Marxist-Leninist Party. Conference reports and circulars, 1958-1959
137. Psychological warfare. See also Korean War; Persian Gulf War; Vietnam War; World War I; World War II 4 General. Correspondence and printed articles, 1957-1988 5 Studies, 1951-2005. Includes Ladislav Bittman, “Psychological Warfare”; C. N. Donnelly, “The Soviet Military Buildup as a Psychological Weapon”; Herbert A. Friedman, “Counterfeit Christmas Cards”; Josef Joffe, “Why Psychological Warfare Is No Longer Necessary”; Edward P. Lilly, “The Development of American Psychological Operations, 1945-1951” (U.S. Psychological Strategy Board study); Alfred H. Paddock, Jr., “U.S. Military Psychological Operations”; Michael Radu, “Contemporary Insurgent Political and Psychological Warfare”; Teresa Rakowska-Harmstone, “Communist Regimes’ Psychological Warfare against their Societies”
995. 1 Tayacán, Operaciones sicologicas en guerra de guerrillas. Printed copy, ca. 1980s, with English translation 2 Volkogonov, D. A., “Psychological Warfare: Undermining Activities of Imperialism in the Area of Social Consciousness” (U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency translation of Soviet publication). Processed, 1984 3 “Readings in Psychological Operations” (U.S. Air Force Special Operations School handbook). Processed, ca. 1980s 4 “Soviet Psychological Operations Awareness Program” (series of U.S. Army film scripts). Typescripts, 1984-1985
277 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 996. Subject File (contd.) Psychological warfare (contd.) 1-3 Pamphlets, 1938-1986. Includes A. Grachev and N. Yermoshkin, A New Information Order or Psychological Warfare? (Soviet publication); Saul K. Padover, Psychological Warfare; D. Volkogonov, The Psychological War (Soviet publication); Aerial Propaganda Leaflets; Brain-Washing Psychology and psychiatry 4-5 General. Letters, studies, speeches, printed articles, printed excerpts and bibliographies, 1929-2003. Includes Igor Lukes, “Nature of Man: The Soviet View”; Camille Wolnik, “The Abuse of Psychiatry for Political Purposes”; issues of Psychiatric Newsletter 6 The Misuse of Psychiatry in the USSR (compendium of bulletins of the International Association on the Political Use of Psychiatry), 1981-1982
997. 1-2 Pamphlets and reprints, 1946-1985. Includes Edward Arab-Ogly, On White Mice and Freedom of the Individual (Soviet publication); G. B. Chisholm, The Psychiatry of Enduring Peace and Social Progress (with panel discussion including Henry A. Wallace); Ivan D. London and Miriam B. London, A Research Examination of the Harvard Project on the Soviet Social System; Joost A. M. Meerloo, The Psychology of Treason and Loyalty; S. A. Petrushevsky, The Militant Materialism of I. P. Pavlov; Psychiatric Aspects of School Desegregation 3 Public Affairs Committee. Circulars, 1956
411. 7 Public Eye. Serial issue, 1979
997. 4-5 Public Interest Profiles (directory of public interest groups, published by the Foundation for Public Affairs). Processed 1979 edition 6 Public Opinion Quarterly. Memorandum, ca. 1945 7 Public relations lobbyists. Printed article, 1992 Puerto Rico 8 General. Memoranda, statements, pamphlets, serial issues, circulars, printed articles and clippings, 1948-2004. Includes Communist Party, U.S.A. internal document and pamphlets; Juan Mari Bras, “Puerto Rico: International Law and Independence”; William Sater, “Violence by Puerto Rican Separatists” (Rand Corporation report); FALN: Threat to America
411. 8 General (contd.)
278 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 998. Subject File (contd.) Puerto Rico (contd.) 1 Revolutionary organization issuances. Communiqués, internal documents, pamphlets and serial issues, 1974-1982. Includes issuances of El Comité-MINP, Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación Nacional Puertorriqueño, Movimiento de Liberación Nacional Organización de Voluntarios por la Revolución Puertorriqueña, and Resistencia Puertorriqueña; The M.L.N. and the Struggle of Vieques; The Puerto Rican National Question; issues of: Claridad; Obreros en marcha 2-3 Support group issuances. Flyers, leaflets, circulars, bulletins, newsletters and serial issues, 1978-1992. Includes issuances of the National Committee to Free Puerto Rican Prisoners of War, New Movement in Solidarity with Puerto Rican Independence, and Puerto Rico Solidarity Committee; petition to the United Nations; issues of: Libertad; Solidaridad con Puerto Rico libre
411. 9 National Lawyers Guild Puerto Rico Subcommittee packet, including reports, memoranda and printed matter, 1978-1979
998. 4 Qaeda, al-. Reports, printed articles and Internet printout, 2001-2008. Includes Emerson Vermaat, Bin Laden’s Terror Networks in Europe; report of National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States (9/11 Commission); report of U.S. Joint Congressional Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities Before and After the Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001 5-6 Race. Pamphlets, serial issues and miscellany, 1933- 1987. Includes material on anti-racism seminars; Gino Bardi, Are We Aryans?; Ruth Benedict and Gene Weltfish, The Races of Mankind; W. Norman Brown, The Swastika: A Study of the Nazi Claims of Its Aryan Origin; Ralph J. Bunche, A World View of Race; Sir Cyril Burt, The Inheritance of Mental Ability; Yves M.-J. Congar, The Catholic Church and the Race Question; A. T. Fredex, Soviet America or Revolution of Thoughts?; Claude M. Lightfoot, The Effect of Education on Racism; Kenneth L. Little, Race and Society; Margaret Schlauch, Who Are the Aryans?; Mary Yeates, La discrimination raciale; Is Japan the Champion of the Colored Races?; police training guide on race relations; issues of: Mankind Quarterly; Race and Class; Without Prejudice
999. 1 Race (contd.)
412. 1-2 Race (contd.) Radical America. Serial issues 3 1968-1971 4 1974-1975 279 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 999. Subject File (contd.) 2 Radical History Review. Serial issue, 1991 3 Radicalism. Booklet, manual and miscellany, 1953-1974. Includes Dwight Macdonald, The Root Is Man; S. D. Vestermark, Jr., Extremist Groups in the United States (International Association of Chiefs of Police handbook); printed “Dictionnaire des révolutionnaires” Radio broadcasting 4 General. Memoranda, printed articles, pamphlets and miscellany, 1937-2003. Includes memoranda by George Brada; Michaela H. Schwartz, “American Radio Broadcasting, a Tool which Helped to Win the Cold War”; “Illegal Soviet Transmitters”; David M. Abshire, International Broadcasting; Ludmilla Alexeyva, U.S. Broadcasting to the Soviet Union 412. 5 General (contd.)
999. 5-6 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty issuances. Reports, memoranda, press releases and pamphlets, 1961-2002. Includes related U.S. Information Agency and other U.S. government issuances; “Jamming of Western Radio Broadcasts to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe”; The Right to Know; Sparks into the USSR
1000.1-2 Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty issuances (contd.) 3-4 Soviet pamphlets, 1974-1986. Includes Gennady Alov and Vassily Viktorov, Aggressive Broadcasting; Milan K. Blatny, Heralds of False Freedom; A. Panfilov, Broadcasting Pirates; Arlyom Panfilov and Yuri Karchevsky, Subversion by Radio 5 Ramparts. Clippings, 1967 6 Rand, Ayn. Memorandum, 1965 7 Rand, Esther and Jack Rand. Dossier, clipping and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1957-1970, including interrogation of Myra Soble and transcripts of Venona intercepts
412. 6 Rand, Esther and Jack Rand (contd.) 7 Rand School of Social Science. Pamphlets, press release and book catalog, 1919-1946. Includes August Claessens, Eugene Victor Debs: A Tribute; August Claessens, A Manual for Trade Union Speakers; August Claessens and Rebecca Jarvis, The ABC of Parliamentary Law; Stephen Naft, 100 Questions to the Communists; Scott Nearing, The Debs Decision; Scott Nearing, Europe and the Next War; Scott Nearing, Labor and the League of Nations; James Oneal, Socialism versus Bolshevism; James Oneal, The Workers in American History; Charles Solomon, The Albany "Trial"; August Tyler, The United Front; The Case of the Rand School; The Collapse of the Seabury Investigation; Trade Unions in Soviet Russia
413. 1 Rand School of Social Science (contd.) 280 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1000. Subject File (contd.) 8 Rand School of Social Science (contd.)
1001.1 Reader’s Digest. Pamphlet (Sender Garlin, The Truth about Reader’s Digest) and clippings, 1943-1967
413. 2 Reader's Scope. Hearst Magazines memorandum and dossiers of contributors, 1944-1946
1001.2 Reagan, Ronald. Speeches, pamphlets, circular, serial issue, clippings and miscellany, 1961-1992. Includes Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, The Reagan Doctrine; First Cowboy Comix; Republican National Committee issuances; “The Rising of the Antichrist” circular. See also Audiovisual File 3 Rebel. Serial issues and press releases, 1983-1984 4 Red Balloon Collective. Pamphlet (Lars Rensmann, Confronting the New Germany: Neo-Nazi Violence and the State of Racism), ca. 1994
413. Red Front 3 Correspondence, 1933-1934 4 Internal documents, 1933-1935. Includes membership book, constitution, drill manual, membership lists, financial records and related internal Communist Party, U.S.A. circular 5 Public issuances. Serial issues, flyers and printed articles, 1929-1935. Includes issues of: Red Front; Red Front Pioneer Echo; related printed articles and circulars from Communist Party press Material about the Red Front. Mainly collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation. Includes material about Eric Becker. See also Audiovisual File 6 General. Reports, notes and correspondence, 1931-1996. Includes American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports; informant reports 7 Printed matter. Clippings and printed articles, 1929-1936
1001.5 Red Guerrilla Family. Flyer, 1975 6 Red Guerrilla Resistance. Communiqué, 1984 Red International of Labor Unions 7 General. Letter, internal documents, bulletins, appeals, resolutions and stamps, 1921-1933. Includes issues of: International Labour Movement; International Trade Union Information; Agitprop Department bulletin 137. 6 General (contd.)
413. 8 1st Congress (1921 : Moscow). Resolutions, decisions and speeches. Includes report by Industrial Workers of the World delegate George Williams 9 2nd Congress (1922 : Moscow). Resolutions and decisions 281 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 414. Subject File (contd.) Red International of Labor Unions (contd.) 1 3rd Congress (1924 : Moscow). Proceedings, resolutions and decisions 2 4th Congress (1928 : Moscow). Proceedings and press coverage
1001.8 European Conference (1929 : Strassburg). Resolutions 9 Central Council 6th Session (1929 : Moscow). Theses, resolutions and press coverage
414. 3 5th Congress (1930 : Moscow). Speeches by A. Lozovskii, resolutions and press coverage 4 Central Council 8th Session (1931 : Moscow). Theses, resolution on Minority Movement and report on Soviet trade unions
137. 7 Red International of Labour Unions. Serial issues, 1928-1930
138. 1 R.I.L.U. Magazine. Serial issues, 1931-1933
414. 5-6 Pamphlets, 1920-ca. 1932. Includes C. Bulazel, Stop Munitions!; A. Lozovskii, British and Russian Workers; A. Lozovskii, The International Council of Trade and Industrial Unions; A. Lozovskii, What Is the Red International of Labor Unions?; A. Lozovskii, The World's Trade Union Movement; Osip Piatnitskii, The Immediate Tasks of the International Trade Union Movement; I. Sokol, How They Won: The Strike of the Warsaw Tramwaymen; International Unity of the World's Trade Union Movement; Strike Strategy and Tactics; The 10th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution and the R.I.L.U.
415. 1 Material about the Red International of Labor Unions. Reports, notes and printed matter, 1925-1932. Includes informant report; lengthy typescript U.S. Department of State report, "The Red International of Trade Unions," 1925, with translations of official Red International of Labor Unions congress documents, lists of American delegates and related Communist International documents. Collected by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation
1001.10 Material about the Red International of Labor Unions (contd.)
138. 2 Red Prison Movement. Pamphlet re George Jackson (Eric Mann, Comrade George), 1972
415. 2 Red Sport International. Clippings and printed articles, 1929-1931
282 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1001. Subject File (contd.) 11 Reed, John. Letter from Louis Fraina to Granville Hicks, 1935 12 Reese, Maria. Letters to Herbert Solow by Reese, 1934 13 Refugees. Reports, 1955-1958. Includes “Refugees in Europe, 1957-1958: Report of the Zellerbach Commission on the European Refugee Situation”; “Report of Donovan Commission of IRC [International Rescue Committee] on Communist Redefection Campaigns”
1002.1 Regler, Gustav. Translations of International Brigades personnel records, and correspondence of Eleanor Roosevelt, 1936-1940 2 Reichstag Fire Trial Anniversary Committee. Declaration and memorandum, 1943 3 Reilly, Sidney. Printed article and translations from Russian press, 1983-1992 4 Reiss, Ignace (Ignace Poretsky). Translations of French police reports and printed articles, 1937-1991 Religion. See also Oversize File 5-7 General. Letters, bulletins, reports, leaflets, flyers, circulars and printed articles, 1930- 2003. Includes Joseph Zack (Kornfeder), "Communist Deception in the Churches"; speeches and printed articles by J. B. Matthews; David Jessup, “Preliminary Report Regarding Financial Contributions to Outside Political Groups by Boards and Agencies of the United Methodist Church”
138. 3 General (contd.) 415. 3 General (contd.)
1003.1-5 Serial issues, 1907-1997. Includes issues of: Churchman/Human Quest; Religion in Communist Dominated Areas; Social Action
138. 4 Serial issues (contd.) 5 Pamphlets, 1904-1987. Includes William Montgomery Brown, Communism and Christianism; William Montgomery Brown, Heresy; William Montgomery Brown, The Pope's Crusade against the Soviet Union; John Cross, What Are the Facts behind the Smearing of Anti-Communist Americans?; Edward Lodge Curran, The Hand of Pilate; Royal Wilbur France, The Case of Claude Williams; Kenneth Goff, Traitors in the Pulpit; Kenneth M. Gould, They Got the Blame: The Story of Scapegoats in History; Jean-Pierre Moreau, Subversion et théologie de la revolution; Victorino Rodríguez y Rodríguez, The Theology of Peace; H. G. Wells, Crux Ansata: An Indictment of the Roman Catholic Church; Edward B. Wilcox, The Strange Case of Stephen Fritchman; George W. Woodbey, The Bible and Socialism; Assessments of U.N. Meetings by Religious NGOs; Can the Church Be Radical?; Christianity and Marxism: A Symposium;
283 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 138 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Religion (contd.) 5 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) The Plymouth Meeting Controversy; Sanctuary: Challenge to the Churches; Subversive Influences in Methodism
415. 4-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
1004.1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
1005.1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2-4 Church League of America pamphlets, 1954-1967. Includes publications with dossiers on Congregational, Lutheran and Disciples of Christ clergymen, and other publications by J. B. Matthews 5 Circuit Riders pamphlets, 1952-1960. Includes publications with dossiers on Baptist, Episcopalian, Methodist and Presbyterian clergymen; Joseph Zack (Kornfeder), Communist Deception in the Churches
1006.1 Circuit Riders pamphlets (contd.)
415. 6 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances. Pamphlets, internal document and printed articles, 1932- 1989. Includes internal Communist Party, U.S.A. report on party work within Catholic organizations; Earl Browder, A Message to Catholics; Earl Browder, Religion and Communism; William Gallacher, Catholics and Communism; Granville Hicks, Catholics, Communists and Democracy; Bennett Stevens, The Church and the Workers; Maurice Thorez, Catholics and Communists
1006.2-4 Soviet issuances. Pamphlets and translations from the Soviet press, 1983-1989. Includes Metropolitan David, To Deliver the Oppressed from their Bonds; Pavel Gurevich, “New Religions” and the Battle of Ideas; I. Kryvelev, Christ: Myth or Reality?; M. Mchedlov, Religion in the World Today; Lev Mitrokhin, Marxists and Christians 5 Remington, William. Legal brief in U.S. Civil Service Commission Loyalty Board proceedings against Remington, 1948
138. Reporter. Serial issues 6 1952 7 1962
139. 1-3 1963 4-5 1964
140. 1 1964 (contd.) 2-4 1965 5 1966 284 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 141. Subject File (contd.) Reporter (contd.) 1 1968
1006.6 Repression Information Project. Leaflet, ca. 1977 7 Resistance Task Force. Serial issue (Resistance!), 1983
416. 1 Reuther, Walter. Pamphlets, 1958-ca. 1962. Includes Joseph P. Kamp, Meet the Man Who Plans to Rule America; Walter Reuther’s Secret Memorandum Revolution: Africa, Latin America, Asia (originally African Revolution). Serial issues 2-4 1963
1006.8 1964
1007.1 1964 (contd.) 2 Revolutionary Action Movement. Legal brief in U.S. Supreme Court case of Samuels et al. vs. Mackell et al., 1969 3 Revolutionary American People’s Party. Bulletins (Revolutionary Perspective; published in Sweden), 1972 Revolutionary Communist Party (originally Revolutionary Union) 4 General. Memorandum, flyers, pamphlets and serial issues (Revolutionary Worker), 1978-1995. Includes Bob Avakian, Summing Up the Black Panther Party; Bill Klingel and Joanne Psihountas, Important Struggles in Building the Revolutionary Communist Party, USA 5 Constitutions and programs, 1975-1980 6 Communist. Serial issues, 1976-1977 Revolutionary Marxist Committee (group splitting from Revolutionary Socialist League and ultimately fusing with Socialist Workers Party). Internal bulletins 7-8 Revolutionary Marxist Papers series, 1975-1977
1008.1-2 Revolutionary Marxist Papers series (contd.) 3-4 Internal Bulletin series, 1977 5 Revolutionary Socialist League. Flyers, 1980 6 Revolutionary Workers Headquarters. Pamphlet (Statement on the Merger of the Bay Area Communist Union into the Revolutionary Workers Headquarters), 1979
416. Revolutionary Workers League 5 General. Flyers, pamphlets and serial issue (Fighting Worker), 1937-1941. Includes The Worker in the 1940 Elections; The Workers’ Answer to Boss War
1008.7 International News. Serial issues, 1935 8 Fourth International. Serial issues, 1938-1939 9 Revolt. Serial issues, 1938-1939
285 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 141. Subject File (contd.) Robeson, Paul. See also Audiovisual File 2 General. Memoranda, reports, notes, circulars, flyers, leaflets and performance announcements, 1927-1978. Includes American Vigilant Intelligence Federation internal documents; memoranda and letters of protest re Peekskill incident
1009.1 General (contd.) 2-4 Clippings and printed articles, 1941-2002
141. 3 Clippings and printed articles (contd.)
416. 6 Pamphlets, 1949-1970. Includes Paul Robeson, For Freedom and Peace; Paul Robeson, Forge Negro- Labor Unity for Peace and Jobs; Paul Robeson, The Negro People and the Soviet Union; Paul Robeson Speaks to Youth; Eyewitness: Peekskill, U.S.A.; Youth Salute Paul Robeson; Paul Robeson: Zu seinem 70. Geburtstag (East German publication)
1009.5 Robinson, Henry. Biographical data, notes and printed excerpts, 1995 and undated
416. Romania and Romanian Americans 7 General. Letter, flyers and clippings, 1938-1991
1009.6 Serial issues, 1944-1994. Includes issues of: Fight; Free Romanian; New Pioneer; Romanul liber; Information Bulletin of National Committee for the Defence of Peace in the Socialist Republic of Romania
1010.1-2 Pamphlets, 1925-1978. Includes Harry Fainaru, Wall Street's New Darling: Nazi Friend Ex-King Michael; Ion Nicolau, Nightmare in Broad Daylight: Assassination of Ion Popa; Christian Rakovsky, Roumania and Bessarabia; George Schöpflin, The Hungarians of Rumania; The Congress of the Fight for Peace Committees of the Rumanian People’s Republic; Statement on the Stand of the Rumanian Workers’ Party concerning the Problems of the World Communist and Working-Class Movement; Treaty of Peace with Roumania
141. 4 Roosevelt, Eleanor. Correspondence of Eleanor Roosevelt with the Emergency Committee to Save the Jewish People of Europe and with Benjamin Mandel and others, pamphlet (Rembert Gilman Smith, Eleanor Roosevelt: First in Travels, First in Writings, First in the Hearts of the Communists) and clippings, 1940-1994 1010.3 Roosevelt, Eleanor (contd.) Roosevelt, Franklin D. 4 General. Memoranda, leaflets, printed articles and miscellany, 1934-1945 286 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1010 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Roosevelt, Franklin D. (contd.) 5-7 Pamphlets, 1934-1965. Includes Herbert Hoover, American Ideals versus the New Deal; Russell Moore, Roosevelt Riddles; Allan Nevins, The Place of Franklin D. Roosevelt in History; E. C. Riegel, Quarantine the Aggressor in the White House; James P. Warburg, Hell Bent for Election; A Description of the “New Deal”; The Roosevelt Record in Red! (Republican National Committee publication)
1011.1 Dall, Curtis B., Amerikas Kriegspolitik: Roosevelt und seine Hintermänner. Printed copy, 1972 (German translation of FDR, My Exploited Father-in-Law) 2 Rose, Fred. Canadian Parliamentary speeches, 1944-1946, in part re arrest of Rose for espionage 3 Roselius, Ludwig. Memorandum (“Die Goldschmiedekunst”) with English translation, 1936 4 Rosenberg, Anna M. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1952 Rosenberg, Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. See also Audiovisual File 5-6 General. Letters, circulars, leaflets, flyers, press releases, clippings and printed articles, 1951-2008. Includes issuances of the Committee to Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case, the National Committee to Reopen the Rosenberg Case and other defense groups. In part collected by the American Security Council
141. 5 General (contd.)
1012.1 Official documents, 1951-1982. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports; New York State Police reports on Rosenberg defense organizations, Rosenberg memorial service and Rosenberg Children’s Fund; press releases of and statements submitted to U.S. House Subcommittee on Criminal Justice 1982 hearings 2 Pamphlets, 1952-1977. Includes Richard O. Boyer, The Cold-War Murder; Nathan Glazer, A New Look at the Rosenberg-Sobell Case; D. N. Pritt, The Rosenberg Case; William A. Reuben, To Secure Justice in the Rosenberg Case
416. 8 Pamphlets (contd.)
1012.3 Rosenberg, Susan. Memorandum and letter, 1985 4 Ross, Janet. Correspondence from Communist International records in Russian archives with translations, 1940-1943. Includes letters by Ross, Georgi Dimitrov and Pat Toohey
287 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 416. Subject File (contd.) Rote Kapelle 9 "Bolschewistische Hoch- und Landesverratsorganisation im Reich und in Westeuropa ('Rote Kapelle')" (German Sicherheitsdienst report), 1942
417. 1 "Final Report on the 'Rote Kapelle' Case" (English translation of above made by U.S. occupation authorities) 2 Supplementary German Sicherheitsdienst report, 1942, with English translation 3 British and American military intelligence reports, 1945-1954
1012.5 British and American military intelligence reports (contd.) “The Rote Kapelle” (study, likely by U.S. Central Intelligence Agency), 1973 6-7 Volume I 1013.1-2 Volume II, “Personalities”
417. "The Case of the 'Rote Kapelle'" (British intelligence study), undated 4 Part I 5 Part II 6-7 Part III: Personalities Index 8 Griebel, Regina, et al., Erfasst? Das Gestapo- Album zur Roten Kapelle. Printed copy, 1992
1013.3 Roy, M. N. Biographical data, notes and printed excerpts, undated 4 Rubenstein, Jack. U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities memorandum, 1965
417. 9 Rubin, Samuel. Memorandum, clipping and note, 1948-1950
1013. Russia (pre-1917) 5 General. Printed article, leaflet, clipping and miscellany, undated 6 Secret police (Okhrana) memoranda, 1909-1915 7 Veselago, Nikolai Vladimirovich, “The Department of Police, 1911-1913.” Typescript, undated
418. 1-3 Pamphlets, 1888-1990. Includes M. Adamovich, A Strike on the Black Sea; C. Bobrovskaya, Ivan Babushkin; C. Bobrovskaya, Provocateurs I Have Known; Sylvanus Cobb, Jr., The Gunmaker of Moscow; B. P. Egert, The Conflict between the United States and Russia; Felix Kohn, Escape from the Gallows; Dmitrii Sergeyevich Likhachev, The National Nature of Russian History; Sergei Malyshev, Unemployed Councils in St. Petersburg in 1906; Peter Nikiforov, The Strike of the Dredging Fleet 1905; R. Obolenskaya, Kamo: The Life of a Great Revolutionist; K. Osipov, The Seven Years' War: The Capture of Berlin by the Russians in 1760;
288 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 418 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Russia (pre-1917) (contd.) 1-3 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) K. A. Papmehl, Freedom of Expression in Eighteenth Century Russia; Ernest Poole, Katharine Breshkovsky; Pavel Rozental’, Rol’ lumpenproletariata v revoliutsiakh; Nurit Schleifman, Undercover Agents in the Russian Revolutionary Movement; Bernhard Stern, Aus dem modernen Russland; Eugene Tarlé, How Mikhail Kutuzov Defeated Napoleon; Eugene Tarlé, Napoleon in Russia; S. Tchernomordik, The Bolsheviks on Trial; To the Arctic Zone
1014.1-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4 1903: Second Ordinary Congress of the RSDLP [Russian Social Democratic Labor Party]: Complete Text of the Minutes. Printed copy, 1978
418. Russia (post-Soviet period). Includes material on Commonwealth of Independent States 4 General. Letters, conference papers, reports, pamphlets and miscellany, 1991-2007. Includes Jan S. Adams, “Will the Post-Soviet Commonwealth Survive?”; John G. McGinn, “From Global Confrontation to Cautious Cooperation: The Transformation of U.S.-Russian Relations, 1985-1997” (Rand Corporation report); Kimberly Martin Zisk, “Civil-Military Relations in the New Russia”; Novyi kollektivnyi dogovor; Profkom i reformy; Views from the Gorbachev Foundation
1015.1 General (contd.) Chronological file. U.S. Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service press summaries, clippings, printed articles and bulletins 2-5 1992
1016.1 1993 2 1994 3 1995-2007 4-5 Serial issues, 1992-2007. Includes issues of: Demokraticheskaia gazeta; Evropeiskii vestnik; Independent Newspaper; MARS; Moscow News; Moscow Tribune; Russian Life; Segodniia; We/My
1017. Intelligence services 1 General. Memoranda, printed articles and translations of articles from Russian press, 1992-1998 2 Huyn, Hans Graf, ”The Real Rulers of Russia: The Deception Strategy of the KGB.” Typescript, 1994 3 Sluzhba bezopasnosti. Serial issue, 1995
289 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1017 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Russia (post-Soviet period) (contd.) Intelligence services (contd.) “White Book of Russian Special Services” (translation of Russian publication). Typescript, 1995 4-5 Part I 6-7 Part II
1018.1 Part II (contd.) 2 Mukhin, Aleksey, “Special Services of the Russian Federation” (translation of Russian publication). Typescript, 1998
418. 5 Russian-American Industrial Corporation. Printed report and printed article, 1923 and undated Russian Americans 6 General. Flyers, leaflets, clippings and serial issue (Russkii amerikanets/Russian American), 1926-1995. Includes several leaflets by Count A. Cherep-Spiridovich; list of Russian branches of the Communist Party, U.S.A. in Pennsylvania
1018.3 Russian Federation of the Communist Party, U.S.A. Convention (1919 : Detroit). Typed English translation of proceedings
141. 6 Novyi mir. Serial issues published by Russian Federation of the Communist Party, U.S.A., 1921
1018. Russia (Russian-American magazine published in New York). Serial issues 4 1944 5 1945 6 1946
1019.1 1947 2 1948 3 1949 4 1950 5 1951 6 1952 7 1953
1020.1 1954 2 1955 3 1956 4 1957 5 1958 6 Russian Association for International Cooperation. Memorandum, 1992 7 Russian Exposition of the Soviet Union (New York). Program, 1928 8 Russian Reconstruction Farms, Inc. Circular, 1926
290 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1020 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Russian Revolution and Civil War 9 General. Flyers, leaflets, serial issue (Living Men), printed articles and miscellany, 1918- 1988. Includes lengthy 1919 U.S. Department of State “Memorandum on Bolshevism”
141. 7 General (contd.)
419. 1-5 Pamphlets, 1918-1949. Includes Frank Anstey, Red Europe; Alexander Berkman, The Kronstadt Rebellion; Alexander Berkman, The Russian Tragedy; Catherine Breshkovsky, A Message to the American People; Catherine Breshkovsky, Russia and the World; Louise Bryant, Russia in Revolt; Louise Bryant, The Russian Revolution as I Saw It; James P. Cannon, The Fifth Year of the Russian Revolution; Anton Ciliga, The Kronstadt Revolt; Theodor Dan and Julius Martov, La dictature du proletariat; Donald Day, A Short History of the Russian Revolution; Ralph B. Dennis, Russia in Revolution; M. K. Eroshkin, The Soviets in Russia; David R. Francis, Russia; Dimitry Gawronsky, Die Bilanz des russischen Bolschewismus; Alexandra Kollontai, The Workers Opposition in Russia; Vladimir I. Lebedeff, The Russian Democracy in Its Struggle against the Bolshevist Tyranny; George V. Lomonossoff, Memoirs of the Russian Revolution; Tom Mann, Russia in 1921; André Marty, The Epic of the Black Sea Revolt; André Marty, Les heures glorieuses de la Mer noire; C. M. Oberoucheff, Soviets vs. Democracy; M. Philips Price, The Old Order in Europe and the New Order in Russia; M. Philips Price, The Soviet, the Terror and Intervention; Karl Radek and Arthur Ransome, On Russia; Arthur Ransome, An Open Letter to America; John Rickman, An Eye-witness from Russia; G. Ssemjonov, Die Partei der Sozialrevolutionäre in den Jahren 1917-1918; Vladimir Tchertkoff, Save Russia; A. Tyrkova-Williams, Why Soviet Russia Is Starving; Albert Rhys Williams, The Bolsheviks and the Soviets; Albert Rhys Williams, Soviet Russia; Is the Russian Revolution a Bourgeois Revolution?; Medical Relief Work in Soviet Russia; One Year of Revolution: Celebrating the First Anniversary of the Founding of the Russian Soviet Republic; Russia; The Russian Famine; The Russian Famines; A Voice Out of Russia; Voices from Russia
1020.10 Pamphlets (contd.)
1021.1 Pamphlets (contd.)
291 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1021 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Russian Revolution and Civil War (contd.) 2-5 Soviet pamphlets, 1918-1992. Includes Nikolai Bukharin, Program of the Communists; A. F. Ilyn-Genevsky, From the February Revolution to the October Revolution 1917; Yuri Klimov, The Overthrow of Tsarism; Maxim Litvinov, The Bolshevik Revolution; A. Lozovskii, The Role of the Labor Unions in the Russian Revolution; I. Mintz, How the Revolution Was Won; I. Mintz, The October Days 1917; Santeri Nuorteva, An Open Letter to American Liberals; Ivan Ovcharenko, In a Ring of Fire; V. Parfenov, The Intervention in Siberia, 1918-1922; Karl Radek, Proletarian Dictatorship and Terrorism; Jacques Sadoul, The Socialist Soviet Republic of Russia; S. Shaumyan, Bolshevik Smugglers; B. Shumiatzki, The Aims of the Bolsheviki; O. Solovyev, The Socialist Revolution: Facts and Fiction; Grigorii Zinoviev, Communism and the Proletarian Revolution in Russia; The Eve of October: The Sixth Congress of the Bolshevik Party, August 1917; Glimpses of the Revolution; Golosa istorii; Russia and the League of Nations; The Russian Revolution: What Actually Happened (graphic publication)
1022.1 Soviet pamphlets (contd.)
420. 1-3 Soviet pamphlets (contd.)
1254.5 Istoriia Grazhdanskoi Voiny v SSSR. Volume I (Soviet publication). Printed copy, 1953
420. 4 Russian War Relief, Inc. Letter, flyers, leaflets, circulars, serial issue (R.W.R. Reporter) and pamphlets, 1942-1946. Includes The Germans Got Madder and Madder; “The Russian Glory!”; Tribute to Russia program
1022.2 Russian War Relief, Inc. (contd.) 3 Ruthenberg, Charles E. Letters, biographical study, pamphlet and printed article, 1926-1944. Includes Oakley Johnson and Ann Rivington, “American Hero: The Life of Charles Emil Ruthenberg”; Jay Lovestone, Ruthenberg: Communist Fighter and Leader; letters by Ruthenberg and Johnson
420. 5 Ruthenia. U.S. Army interrogation report re Ruthenian nationalist movement, 1945
1022.4 Sabotage. Pamphlet (Fendall Yerxa and Ogden R. Reid, The Threat of Red Sabotage), 1950
292 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1022 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Sacco, Nicola and Bartolomeo Vanzetti 5 General. Flyers, leaflets, judicial decision, Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Committee bulletins and financial report, serial issue (L’Adunata), printed article, and 1977 report of the chief legal counsel to the governor of Massachusetts, 1920-1991
420. 6 General (contd.) 7 Pamphlets, 1921-1927. Includes Michael A. Cohn, Two Worlds; John Dos Passos, Facing the Chair; Elizabeth Glendower Evans, Outstanding Features of the Sacco-Vanzetti Case; Frank A. Goodwin, Sacco-Vanzetti and the Red Peril; Bartolomeo Vanzetti, Background of the Plymouth Trial; Bartolomeo Vanzetti, The Story of a Proletarian Life; Are They Doomed?; The Story of the Sacco- Vanzetti Case 421. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
1022.6 Sacher, Harry. Clipping and U.S. Court of Appeals decisions in case of Sacher vs. United States re First Amendment rights, 1951-1958 7 Sagner, Alan. Interrogatories and responses re nomination of Sagner to the board of directors of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 1994 8 St. Vincent (Island). United People’s Movement of St. Vincent internal documents, 1986 9 Sakharov, Andrei. Interview transcripts, statements, memoranda, printed articles and pamphlet (Gus Hall, The Sakharov-Solzhenitsyn Fraud), 1973-ca. 1994. Includes Alexander Gribanov, “The Andrei Sakharov File: A Description of KGB Documentation” 10 Salisbury, Harrison. Printed article and Congressional speeches, 1967 11 Samizdat. Radio Liberty handbook (Register of Samizdat), 1971 12 Sanders, Beulah. Flyer, circular and clippings, 1968
141. 8-10 Sarant, Alfred E. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, U.S. Department of State dispatch, study and printed matter, 1950-1984. Includes Mark Kuchment, “The Rosenberg Case and the Sarant-Barr Story”
1022.13 Sattler, James Frederick. Deposition re recruitment by East German secret service, 1976
1023.1-2 Saudi Arabia. Pamphlets, newsletters, reports and printed articles, 1980-2003. Includes issuances of the Saudi Arabian Embassy in the United States; oppositional Sout al-Taliah issuances; “The U.S.- Saudi Relationship” (Anti-Defamation League report); presentation on Saudi influence within George W. Bush administration 3 Save Our Sons Committee. Letter, 1956 4 Savinkov, Boris. Memorandum, 1924 5 Sax, Savile. Memoranda, 1995 293 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1023 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 6 Scales, Junius. U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Scales vs. United States re conviction of Scales under Smith Act, 1960
421. 2 Scherer, Marcel. Memoranda and circulars, 1945-1951
1023.7-8 Schneiderman, William. Brief and U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Schneiderman vs. United States re revocation of naturalization under Smith Act, 1942- 1943
421. 3 School of Jewish Studies (New York). Course catalogs, 1946-1948
1023.9-10 Science and Society. Serial issues, 1936-1970
1024. Science and technology. Relates in part to technology transfer to the Soviet Union 1-3 General. Notes, reports and printed articles, 1941-1993. Includes dossiers of scientists; Mark Kuchment, “The Origins of Soviet Microelectronics: American Impact”; David G. Wigg, “Considering National Security in East- West Trade Policy” 4-5 Pamphlets, 1912-1989. Includes J. D. Bernal, Engels and Science; J. D. Bernal, Marx and Science; Alexander Birman, Science, Technology, Man (Soviet publication); Marcel Cachin, Science and Religion; Jacques Duclos, Communism, Science and Culture; Thane Gustafson, Selling the Russians the Rope?; Anton Pannekoek, Marxism and Darwinism; Stephen Sternheimer, East-West Technology Transfer; East-West Trade and Technology Transfer; Moderne Technologie und gesellschaftlicher Wandel; Soviet Acquisition of Western Technology; Soviet Acquisition of Western Technology: An Update
1025.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 421. 4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 Science for the People (Organization). Printed article and note, 1979
142. 1 Scientists against Nuclear Arms (Australia). Newsletters, 1987-1990
421. Scientology, Church of 6 General. Pamphlets, serial issues (Freedom) and miscellany, 1967-1987, issued by the Church of Scientology. Includes packet submitted to the U.S. House Committee on Intelligence; The FBI: Tool of the Justice Department: The Justice Department and Abuse of the Judicial System; Kangaroo Court: An Investigation into the Conduct of the Board of Inquiry into Scientology 294 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1025. Subject File (contd.) Scientology, Church of (contd.) 3 General (contd.) 4 Stipulation of evidence in U.S. District Court case of United States vs. Hubbard et al., 1979 5 Scottsboro Boys. Pamphlets, leaflets, reports, circulars, letter and Internet printout, 1931-2002. Includes American Civil Liberties Union and Labor Research Associates reports; James S. Allen, Smash the Scottsboro Lynch Verdict; Angelo Herndon, The Scottsboro Boys; Sasha Small, Scottsboro: Act Three; Mr. President: Free the Scottsboro Boys!; Scottsboro: A Record of a Broken Promise; Scottsboro: The Shame of America 421. 7 Scottsboro Boys (contd.)
1026.1 Screen Writers’ Guild. Pamphlet (James M. Cain, An American Authors’ Authority) and clipping, 1946-1947 Scribner’s Commentator. Serial issues 2 1940 3-4 1941
421. 8 Seberg, Jean. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, transcript of wiretapped telephone conversation and press release, 1970-1980
1026.5 Seeger, Pete. Printed articles, 1982-1995
421. 9 Seldes, George. Dossiers, notes, leaflet, typescript article by Eugene Lyons, clippings and Congressional speeches, 1938-1957. See also In Fact
1026.6 Servicemen’s Defense Committee. Pamphlet and circular, undated 7 Shafrin, Arthur. Deposition, 1938 8 Sharansky, Natan. Printed article, 1988
421. 10 Shaw, George Bernard. Pamphlets, clipping and statement, 1931-2000. Includes American Boobs by Shaw; statement by Shaw on outbreak of World War II; Shaw on Stalin; Edmund A. Walsh, America, Russia and George Bernard Shaw
1026.9 Shearer, Derek. Biographical data and Internet printout, 1992-1994, relating to nomination of Shearer to be U.S. ambassador to Finland 10 Shevchenko, Arkadii. Printed articles, 1979-1985
421. 11 Shipkov, Michael. Affidavist by Shipkov, 1950 12 Shirer, William L. U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities memorandum, dossier and clippings, 1953- 1970 13 Shotman, A. V. Pamphlet (T. Bondarevskaia, A. V. Shotman [Soviet publication]), 1963
1026.11 Shuldiner, Bernard. New York State Police reports, 1950. Includes confiscated Communist Party, U.S.A. literature 295 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1026 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 12 Silberstein, Pat. Correspondence, 1935-1936 13 Silverman, Matthew. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1951 14 Silvermaster, Nathan Gregory. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, memoranda, letters and Internet printout, 1935-2009 422. 1-3 Silvermaster, Nathan Gregory (contd.)
1027. Silvershirt Legion 1 General. Flyers, leaflets, printed article, sedition indictment of William Dudley Pelley and others, U.S. Department of Justice outline of evidence, and legal complaint by Pelley, 1933-1948
422. 4 General (contd.) 5 Pamphlets, 1932-1947. Includes Harrison Fargo McConnell, The President Knows!; George Van Horn Moseley speeches; William Dudley Pelley, After Dictators, What?; Dies' Political Posse; Dupes of Judah; Hidden Empire; The Impeachment of Frances Perkins; Jews Say So!; Life Imprisonment for Exposing Communists!; New Dealers in Office; Our Secret Political Police; What Every Congressman Should Know; Who Doped the Elephant?
423. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Sinclair, Upton. Pamphlets and circular, 1934-1938. Includes James Martin, United Front or Fascism; Upton Sinclair, Letters to Judd; Upton Sinclair, No Pasaran!; Upton Sinclair, On the Soviet Union; Upton Sinclair, Wally for Queen!; Upton Sinclair and Eugene Lyons, Terror in Russia? Two Views; Sinclair: Will His Epic Plan Work? (Communist Party, U.S.A. publication) 4 Single Tax. Pamphlets, 1891-1898. Includes Henry George, The Condition of Labor; Henry George, Taxing Land Values; James G. Maguire and Job Harriman, Single Tax vs. Socialism: Debate
1027.2 Sirhan, Sirhan. Notes by Sirhan from Los Angeles Police Department files, ca. 1968
142. 2 Sisson (Edgar) Documents. Pamphlets and printed article, 1918-1985. Includes The German-Bolshevik Conspiracy (issued by the U.S. Committee on Public Information); Die deutsch-bolschewistische Verschwörung; John Reed, The Sisson Documents
1027.3 Sisson (Edgar) Documents (contd.) 4 Sister Cities International. Pamphlet and serial issue, 1984-1986 5 Skoblin, Nikolai. Translation of article from Soviet press, 1989
423. 5 Slavic Review. Serial issues, 1989-1991 296 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 423 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 6 Sleepy Lagoon Case. Pamphlet (The Sleepy Lagoon Case) and circular, 1942-1943
1027.6 Slochower, Harry. New York City Board of Education charges against Slochower, 1957. Includes transcript of 1940 hearings 7 Slovakia. Pamphlets and serial issues, 1945-1957. Includes issuances of Canadian Slovak League, Slovak League of America, and Slovak Liberation Committee 8 Slovenia. Pamphlets, 1943-1995. Includes Po stopách bielej légie v protikomunistickom odboji; Shall Slovenia Be Sovietized?
423. 7 Slovenia (contd.)
1027.9 Smedley, Agnes. Printed article, 1988 Smith, Gerald L. K. 10 General. Speeches by Smith, pamphlets and bulletin, 1940-1949. Includes Jonathan Ellsworth Perkins, Gerald L. K. Smith Unmasked; Los Angeles against Gerald L. K. Smith; U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities hearing transcripts
1028.1 Pamphlets by Smith, 1942-1975. Includes The Hoop of Steel; Jews in Government; The Plot to Undermine the Republic; Satan’s New Testament; 24 Great Issues 2 The Cross and the Flag. Serial issues, 1948-1958
423. 8 Smith, Howard K. Memorandum, ca. 1949
142. Smith, Jessica 3 Correspondence of Jessica Smith as editor of Soviet Russia Today, 1936-1948. Includes letters by Maurice Hindus, Ivy Litvinoff, Ernest Lundeen, Broadus Mitchell, D. N. Pritt, Raymond Robins and Romain Rolland
1028.3 Correspondence of Jessica Smith as editor of Soviet Russia Today (contd.) 4 Correspondence of Jessica Smith as sponsor of dinner celebrating 25th anniversary of the Red Army, 1943. Includes speeches and messages to dinner by Homer T. Bone, Pearl Buck, Helen Keller, John J. McCloy, Claude Pepper, Eleanor Roosevelt, Raymond Gram Swing, Elbert D. Thomas and R. J. Thomas
424. 1 Correspondence of Jessica Smith as sponor of Red Army dinner (contd.)
1028.5 U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities memorandum re Jessica Smith, ca. 1956 6 Snow, Edgar. Printed article, 1947
297 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 142. Subject File (contd.) Sobell, Morton 4 General. Letters, press releases, pamphlets, leaflets, circulars and other printed matter, 1953-2002. Includes A. A. Heller, American Scientist No. 996; D. N. Pritt, The Case of Morton Sobell; “An Examination of the Authenticity of the Venona ‘Intercepts’” by Sobell
1028.7 General (contd.) 8 Legal briefs in case of United States vs. Sobell, 1952-1956
142. Soble, Jack and Robert Soblen 5 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1956-1960
1028.9 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.)
1029.1 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports (contd.) 2 U.S. Department of State dispatches and correspondence, mainly in response to Congressional inquiries, 1959-1962
424. 2 U.S. Department of State dispatches and correspondence (contd.)
1029.3 Clippings, 1957-1962 4 Social Democrats, U.S.A. Speech, report, pamphlet and clippings, 1973-1985. Includes “Report of Social Democrats, U.S.A. on the Resignation of Michael Harrington and His Attempt to Split the American Socialist Movement”; George Morris, Social Democrats, USA: In the Service of Reaction (Communist Party, U.S.A. publication)
424. 3 Social Democrats, U.S.A. (contd.)
1029.5 Social Frontier. Printed excerpts, 1934-1938
424. 4 Social Security. Pamphlets, 1933-1936. Includes Israel Amter, Social Security in a Soviet America; Mort and E. A. Gilbert, Industrial Insurance: A Snare for Workers; Labor Fights for Social Security; Organize Mass Struggle for Social Insurance
1029.6 Social Work Today. Serial issues and pamphlet (Social Work, Peace and the People’s Well-Being), 1939-1941 7 Social Workers for Peace and Justice. Circular, 1992 Socialism 8 General. Printed articles and miscellany, 1934- 2002. Includes material re Conference on the Future of Socialism (1990 : New York)
298 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1029 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Socialism (contd.) 9-10 Pamphlets, 1883-1990. Includes Ernst Fischer, What Is Socialism?; Karl Kautsky, The Class Struggle; Karl Kautsky, Communism and Socialism; Karl Kautsky, The Proletariat; Paul Lafargue, The Religion of Capital; Paul Lafargue, The Right to Be Lazy; A. Leontyev, Work under Capitalism and Socialism; Wilhelm Liebknecht, Socialism; Gennadi Lisichkin, Socialism: An Appraisal of Prospects (Soviet publication); Julius Martov, The State and the Socialist Revolution; Georgii Plekhanov, Utopian Socialism of the Nineteenth Century; R. W. Postgate, The Workers’ International; E. Preobrazhenskii, Moral und die Klassennormen; Karl Radek, The Development of Socialism from Science to Practice; A. Schäffle, The Quintessence of Socialism
424. 5-7 Pamphlets (contd.)
425. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
142. Socialism—United States 6 General. Leaflets, flyers and serial issues, 1897-1990. Includes some documents of predecessor movements of the Communist Party, U.S.A.; internal document of unidentified organization; issues of: American Guardian; Socialist; Wayland’s Monthly 1030.1 General (contd.) 2 Speeches by Meyer London, 1916
142. 7 International Socialist Review. Serial issues, 1904-1916 Class Struggle. Serial issues 8-9 1917
143. 1-2 1918 3-4 1919
425. 2-4 Pamphlets, 1902-1947. Includes Oscar Ameringer, Socialism; Thomas R. Amlie, The Forgotten Man's Handbook; H. G. Creel, Fact and Fraud; H. G. Creel, Prostitution for Profit; H. G. Creel, Tricks of the Press; William D. Haywood and Frank Bohn, Industrial Socialism; Mary E. Marcy, Shop Talks on Economics; James Oneal, Sabotage; James B. Osborne, The Truth about Socialism; Charles Edward Russell, Gouged; Algie M. Simons, Class Struggles in America; Algie M. Simons, Wasting Human Life; Nemmy Sparks, What Is Socialism?; Charles H. Vail, The Socialist Movement; Debate on Socialism; Morals in Politics; Socialism: "The Creed of Despair"; Hear the Other Side: A Symposium of Democratic Socialist Opinion; Labor Scrap Book 299 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1030. Subject File (contd.) Socialism—United States (contd.) 3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4 Socialist Committee of Correspondence. Flyer, ca. 1980s
425. Socialist International (first; pre-World War I) 5 6th Congress (1904 : Amsterdam). Resolutions and proceedings 6 8th Congress (1910 : Copenhagen). Report of American delegation
426. 1 Pamphlets, 1920. Includes R. Palme Dutt, The Two Internationals; Karl Kautsky, Vergangenheit und Zukunft der Internationale 2 Lenz, J., The Rise and Fall of the Second International. Printed copy, 1932 Socialist International (second; post-World War II). See also Audiovisual File General. Circulated documents, speeches, conference materials, minutes, resolutions, press releases and printed matter, especially concerning Socialist International positions regarding the Caribbean and Central America 3 1978. Includes material on 14th Congress (Vancouver) 4 1979 5-7 1980. Includes material on 15th Congress (Madrid)
1030.5 1980 (contd.) 6-8 1981
1031.1-3 1982 4-5 1983. Includes material on 16th Congress (Albufeira)
1032.1-2 1983 (contd.) 3 1984-1986 4 Declarations (basic principles) of 1st Congress (1951 : Frankfort) and Council Conference (1962 : Oslo)
427. 1 Socialist Affairs. Serial issues, 1978-1983
1032.5 International Council of Social Democratic Women/Socialist International Women bulletins, 1978-1982 Material about the Socialist International 6-7 General. Press summaries, clippings and reports, 1978-1991. Includes “’Active Measures’ against the Socialist International: An Insight from the Grenada Documents”; “The Secret Battalion against the Socialist International” 427. 2 Soviet pamphlets, 1950-1952. Includes Otto Kuusinen, The Right-Wing Social-Democrats Today; Otto Kuusinen, A Warmongers' International 300 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 427 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Socialist Labor Party 3-4 General. Pamphlets, leaflets and manifesto, 1894- 1994. Includes 1920 National Convention proceedings; Gustav Bang, Crises in European History; Eric Hass, John L. Lewis Exposed!; Arnold Petersen, Communist Jesuitism; Arnold Petersen, Marxism versus Soviet Despotism; Arnold Petersen, W. Z. Foster: Renegade or Spy?; Boris Reinstein, International May Day and American Labor Day; As to Politics; Despotism on the March; The Great Depression; The Russian Soviets and the American Socialist Labor Party; Who Are the Falsifiers?; The World War and Soviet Russia 5-6 Pamphlets by Daniel De Leon, 1894-1932. Includes Berger's Hits and Misses; The Burning Question of Trades Unionism; The Class Struggle; A Decadent Jeffersonian on the Socialist Gridiron; Flashlights of the Amsterdam Conference; Industrial Unionism; Marx on Mallock or Facts vs. Fiction; Marxian Science and the Colleges; Reform or Revolution; Revolutionary Socialism in U.S. Congress; Socialist Reconstruction of Society; Two Pages from Roman History; The Vatican in Politics; What Means this Strike?
428. 1 Pamphlets by Daniel De Leon (contd.) 2 Material about the Socialist Labor Party. Pamphlets and informant's report, 1899-1932. Includes E. Dietzgen, Down with the Traitor; M. J. Olgin, Capitalism Defends Itself through the Socialist Labor Party (Communist Party, U.S.A. publication) Socialist Party of America 3 General. Letters by James Oneal, John Spargo and others, reports, constitutions, platforms, resolutions, statements, leaflets and flyers, 1907-1957. Includes 1915 report of foreign language federations; 1919 Left Wing Section manifesto and program; review of 1933 activities
1033.1 General (contd.)
428. 4 Emergency National Convention (1917 : St. Louis). Proceedings and reports
1033.2 National Convention (1919 : Chicago). Minutes
428. 5 National Convention (1928 : New York). Proceedings 6 National Executive Committee Meeting (1934 : Boston). Preparatory materials
1033.3 Revolutionary Age. Serial issues, 1919
301 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 428. Subject File (contd.) Socialist Party of America (contd.) 7 American Socialist Quarterly/American Socialist Monthly. Serial issues, 1932-1937
429. 1 Revolutionary Socialist Review. Serial issue, 1935 2 Socialist Clarity. Serial issue, 1937 3 Socialist Call. Serial issue, 1961 4-7 Pamphlets, 1900-1962. Includes Edward Bellamy, Looking Backward; James Casey, The Crisis of the Communist Party; August Claessens, Is Socialism Inevitable?; August Claessens, The Trinity of Plunder; Eugene V. Debs speeches; Max Eastman, The Trial of Eugene Debs; J. Louis Engdahl, Debs and O'Hare in Prison; Job Harriman, The Class War in Idaho; Morris Hillquit, From Marx to Lenin; Morris Hillquit, Socialism on Trial; Daniel Hoan, Abraham Lincoln; Robert Hunter, Labor in Politics; Walter Hurt, Eugene V. Debs; Haim Kantorovitch, Problems of Revolutionary Socialism; Haim Kantorovitch, The Socialist Party at the Cross Roads; David Karsner, Debs Goes to Prison; Leo Krzycki, The Unions and the Socialists; Kate Richards O'Hare, Americanism and Bolshevism; Kate Richards O'Hare, In Prison; Kate Richards O'Hare, Socialism and the World War; James Oneal, Labor and the Next War; James Oneal, Some Pages of Party History; Paul Porter, Which Way for the Socialist Party?; Charles Sandburg, You and Your Job; Lucien Sanial, Impending Collapse of the Banking Power; Joel Seidman, Sit-Down; Irwin Suall, The American Ultras; Lillian Symes, Communism; Norman Thomas, Russia: Promise and Performance; Norman Thomas, Shall Labor Support Roosevelt?; Norman Thomas, The Truth about Socialism; Norman Thomas and Earl Browder, Debate; Carl D. Thompson, The Constructive Program of Socialism; Irwin St. John Tucker, Now It Must Be Done; Art Young, The Socialist Primer; Campaign Issues 1930; The Double Edge of Labor's Sword; The Heritage of Debs; The Socialist Attitude on the War; Socialism Today; rival 1934 draft programs
430. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 1033.4 Pamphlets (contd.)
430. 3 Material about the Socialist Party. Internal report and pamphlets, all issued by the Communist Party, U.S.A., 1921-1936. Includes Alexander Bittelman, Going Left; William Z. Foster, The Crisis in the Socialist Party; Robert Minor, Stedman's Red Raid; M. J. Olgin, The Socialist Party: Last Bulwark of Capitalism; John Pepper, Underground Radicalism 302 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 430 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 4 Socialist Revolution/Socialist Review. Serial issue and circular, 1969-1979
1033.5 Socialist Scholars Conference. Circulars and agenda, 1990-1993
430. 5 Socialist Union Party. Serial issue (Labor Power), 1941
1033.6 Socialist Unity Forum. Circular, 1956 Socialist Workers Party. Includes predecessor organizations 7 General. Letters, circulars, constitutions, leaflets, flyers and printed articles from party press, 1928-ca. 1983. Includes statement by James P. Cannon and others upon expulsion from Communist Party, U.S.A.
143. 5 General (contd.)
430. 6 Internal documents, 1940-1977. Includes "Proletarian Military Policy" bulletin; statement by Natalia Sedova; documents of Arne Swabeck and Chinese Tendency; Leninist Trotskyist Faction documents; 1977 National Convention program; bulletin catalogs
1033.8 Internal documents (contd.) Internal Bulletin. Internal serial issues 9 1940 10 1950 11 1953 12 International Bulletin. Internal serial issue, 1941 International Information Bulletin. Internal serial issues 13 1949
1034.1 1950 2 1963 3 1965 4 1966 5 1968 6 1969 7 1970 8 1971 9 1972 10 Reprint issues of 1968-1971 contributions Discussion Bulletin. Internal serial issues 11 1950
1035.1-2 1971 3 1972 4-5 1973 1036.1 1973 (contd.) 2 1975 3 1976 4-5 1977 303 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1037. Subject File (contd.) Socialist Workers Party (contd.) Discussion Bulletin (contd.) 1-2 1979 Internal Information Bulletin. Internal serial issues 3 1969 4 1970 5 1971 6 1972 7 1973 8 1974
1038.1 1975 2 1976 3 1977 Party Builder. Internal serial issues 4 1972 5 1974 6 1975 7 1976 International Internal Discussion Bulletin. Internal serial issues 8-9 1973. Includes reprints of 1968-1972 contributions
1039.1 1973 (contd.) 2 1974 3 1975 4 1976 5 1977 6 1978 7 1979
1040.1 1979 (contd.) 2 1980 International Internal Information Bulletin. Internal serial issues 3 1977 4 1979 5 1980 Party Organizer. Internal serial issues 6 1977 7 1978 1041.1 1979 2 1980 3 Washington, D.C. Local Discussion Bulletin. Internal serial issues, 1977 4 Bulletin of Marxist Studies (internal study bulletin series), 1962 Education for Socialists (internal study bulletin series) 5 1968 6 1969 7 1970 8 1971 9 1972 10 1973 304 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1042. Subject File (contd.) Socialist Workers Party (contd.) Education for Socialists (contd.) 1 1974 2 1975 3 1976 4 1977 5 1978 6 1979 7 1985
430. 7 Militant. Serial issues, 1928-1982 8 Socialist Appeal. Serial issues, 1937-1940
143. New International (first of the title). Serial issues 6 1934 7 1935 8 1936
144. 1-2 1938 3-4 1939
145. 1 New International/Fourth International. Serial issues, 1940-1941. Bound volume Fourth International. Serial issues 2 1942
430. 9 1947-1951 10 Intercontinental Press. Serial issues, 1975-1985
431. New International (second of the title). Serial issues 1 1983-1984
1042.8 1987 431. 2 Perspectiva mundial. Serial issue, 1988 3-6 Pamphlets, 1933-1984. Includes James Burnham, How to Fight War?; James Burnham, Let the People Vote on War!; James Burnham, The People's Front; James Burnham, War and the Workers; Peter Camejo, Who Killed Jim Crow?; James P. Cannon, American Stalinism and Anti-Stalinism; James P. Cannon, The End of the Comintern; James P. Cannon, The I.W.W.; James P. Cannon, The Road to Peace; James P. Cannon, Socialism on Trial; James P. Cannon, The Workers and the Second World War; Albert Goldman, From Communism to Socialism; Albert Goldman, In Defense of Socialism; Albert Goldman, What Is Socialism?; Joseph Hansen, Trotskyism and the Cuban Revolution; Ed Heisler, A Struggle for Union Democracy; C. L. R. James, Why Negroes Should Oppose the War; Dwight Macdonald, Jobs Not Battleships!; Héctor Marroquín, My Story; A. J. Muste, Which Party for the American Worker?; Maria Reese, I Accuse Stalinism!; Max Shachtman, Ten Years; 305 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 431 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Socialist Workers Party (contd.) 3-6 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Baxter Smith, FBI Plot against the Black Movement; Diane Wang and Steve Clark, Report from Vietnam and Kampuchea; Against Pablo Revisionism; The Catastrophe in Indonesia; Defense Policy in the Minneapolis Trial; Healy "Reconstructs" the Fourth International; The Invasion of Czechoslovakia; La Raza!; Marxism and the Negro Struggle; Marxist Essays in American History; Stop McCarthyism!; The United States and the Second World War; Who Are the 18 Prisoners in the Minneapolis Labor Case?; Why We Are in Prison; Witch Hunt in Minnesota
1042.9 Pamphlets (contd.)
1043.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) Young Socialist Alliance (youth organization). Includes predecessor organizations 3 General. Press releases, flyers, leaflets, internal circulars and minutes, 1932-1978 Discussion Bulletin. Internal serial issues 4 1967 5 1968 6 1969 7 1970 8 1971 9 1972
1044.1 1973 2 1974 3 1975 4 1976 5 1977 Internal Information Bulletin. Internal serial issues 6 1971 7 1974 8 Miscellaneous internal bulletins, 1967-1975. Includes Organizing the YSA series; reports of 9th (1969) and 11th (1971) national conventions 9 Young Spartacus. Serial issue, 1931 10 Young Socialist. Serial issues, 1961-1965
432. Material about the Socialist Workers Party 1 General. Reports, notes, pamphlet (Peter Camejo, Against Sectarianism), clippings and legal brief, 1931-1983. Includes American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports; U.S. House Committee on Internal Security report; U.S. government brief in case of Dunne et al. vs. United States
306 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1044. Subject File (contd.) Socialist Workers Party (contd.) Material about the Socialist Workers Party (contd.) Informant reports American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports 11 1933 (Chicago branch) 12 1935 (Fort Wayne, Indiana meeting) Jack Thompson reports on Los Angeles and Berkeley branches. Includes some reports on other left-wing and anti-war groups and events 13 1964
1045.1-2 1965 3-4 1966. Includes letter from Arne Swabeck to Party National Committee 5 1967 6 Active Workers and Socialist Educational Conference (1978 : Oberlin) 7 U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities hearing (1968 : Los Angeles). Notes, testimony of Jack Thompson and exhibits, 1968
1254.6 U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities hearing (contd.)
1045. Socialist Workers Party et al. vs. Attorney General et al. (lawsuit initiated by Party against U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation) 8 General. Letters and legal briefs, 1976-1981. Includes U.S. Department of Justice “Summary of Inquiry into the Nondisclosure of FBI Bag Jobs in the Socialist Workers Party Civil Litigation” 9 Affidavit of Thomas E. Moseley (Assistant U.S. Attorney), 1977
1046. Digest of testimony, 1981. Arranged alphabetically by name of witness 1 General 2 A 3 B 4 C-D 5 E-H 6 J-L 1047.1 M 2 O-P 3 R 4 S 5 V-W 307 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1047 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Socialist Workers Party (contd.) Material about the Socialist Workers Party (contd.) Socialist Workers Party et al. vs. Attorney General et al. (contd.) 6 Final report of Special Master Charles D. Breitel, 1980 7 Society for the Prevention of World War III. Pamphlet (A Fighter’s Record: Issued in Honor of F. W. Foerster), 1944 8 Sojourner Truth Organization. Serial issue (Urgent Tasks), 1981
1048.1 Solow, Herbert. Deposition and correspondence, 1938- 1962 2 Solzenitsyn, Aleksandr. Pamphlets, television broadcast transcript and printed articles, 1974-1992. Includes Nikolai Yakovlev, Living in Lie (Soviet publication); The Last Circle (Soviet publication)
432. 2 Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr (contd.)
145. 3 Somalia. Pamphlets and press release, 1962-1993. Includes Mahdi Ismail, Rebel in Prague; Psychological Operations in Support of Operation Restore Hope (U.S. Army publication)
432. Songs 3 General. Correspondence, catalog, printed articles and serial issues (Sing Democracy), 1927-1963. Includes American Vigilant Intelligence Federation correspondence 4-6 Song books and music issued by the Communist Party, U.S.A. and associated groups, 1921-1947
433. 1 Song books and music issued by the Communist Party, U.S.A. and associated groups (contd.) 2 Song books issued by the Industrial Workers of the World, 1918 and undated 3 Song books issued by the Nationalsozialistische deutsche Arbeiter-Partei, 1934-1940 4 Fröhlich singen, vorwärts schauen (East German song book), 1958 5-6 Miscellaneous song books and music, 1901-1982, including folk songs and left-wing songs
1048.3-4 Miscellaneous song books and music (contd.) Sing Out! Serial issues 5 1953-1965 6 1971-1972 7 Sorensen, Theodore. Deposition and testimony in Pentagon Papers cases, and statements re nomination to be director of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and withdrawal of nomination, 1972-1977
308 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1048 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 8 Sorge, Richard and Ozaki Hozumi. Reports and translations, letters, and printed articles, 1932- 1991. Includes letters by Sorge; British and Shanghai Municipal Police intelligence report; translation of Japanese police interrogations and judicial record; post-World War II U.S. military reports; translation of excerpts from Japanese book
1049.1-6 Sorge, Richard and Ozaki Hozumi (contd.)
434. 1-2 Sorge, Richard and Ozaki Hozumi (contd.)
1049. South Africa 7 General. Reports, clippings, circulars, leaflets and flyers, 1977-1995. Includes Roy Godson, “Black Labor as a Swing Factor in South Africa’s Evolution”; Mutiny in the ANC, 1984; issuances of anti-apartheid support groups
1050.1 Disinformation. Correspondence and memoranda re Soviet disinformation about South Africa, 1981- 1989. Includes material on Claudia Wright 2 Ellis, Stephen and Tsepho Sechaba, “Comrades against Apartheid: The ANC and the South African Communist Party in Exile.” Page proofs, 1991 3 Serial issues, 1975-1993. Includes issues of: Clarion Call; Focus on South Africa; Resister; SACTU Solidarity; Southern African Freedom Review 4-6 Pamphlets, 1946-1990. Includes Catherine Anderson, All Shades of Truth; Boris Asoyan, Southern Africa (Soviet publication); Hilda Bernstein, South Africa: The Terrorism of Torture; Keith Campbell, ANC: A Soviet Task Force?; C. F. De Villiers et al., The Communist Strategy; Aida Parker, The Secret U.S. War against South Africa; George Singh, The Asiatic Act; Ndabaningi Sithole, In Defence of a Birthright; Clem Sunter, The World and South Africa in the 1990s; I. B. Tabata, The Freedom Struggle in South Africa; L. Teplinsky, Hotbed of Racialism and Neo-Colonialism (Soviet publication); Dynamic Change in South Africa (South African government publication); From Shantytown to Forest; Nelson Mandela; South Africa and Israel; The Unholy Alliance
1051.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3-4 United Nations issuances. Press releases, pamphlets and proceedings of sessions and hearings re South Africa, 1981-1992. Includes proceedings of International Conference on Sanctions against South Africa (1981 : Paris); Programme of Action against Apartheid; issuances of United Nations Centre against Apartheid 309 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 434. Subject File (contd.) South Africa (contd.) South African Communist Party issuances 3 General. Pamphlets, leaflets and printed article, 1944-1991. Includes Y. M. Dadoo, Facts about the Ghetto Act; Joe Slovo, Has Socialism Failed?
146. African Communist. Serial issues 1 1962 2 1963 3 1964 4 1965 5 1966 6 1967
1051.5 1968 6 1969
434. 4 1970
147. 1-2 1971 3 1972 4 1974-1976 5 1982 6 1986-1988
1051.7 1991
434. African National Congress issuances 5 General. Press releases flyers, circulars, briefing bulletins, printed article and serial issue (Inqaba ya Basebenzi [Marxist Workers' Tendency]), 1975-1993 Sechaba. Serial issues 6 1970-1971
147. 7 1978-1981
148. 1 1982 2 1983 3 1984-1987 4 1988-1990
1052.1 Pamphlets, 1970-1988. Includes Alfred Nzo interview; proceedings of Peoples of the World United against Apartheid for a Democratic South Africa Conference (1987 : Arusha); The South African Trade Union Movement; 75 Years of Struggle; The Spear of the Nation; Spotlight on Soweto 2 Southern Conference Educational Fund. Letter, petition, pamphlet (How the Inquisition Affects You) and declaration of civil rights, ca. 1948-1964. Includes Louisiana Joint Legislative Committee on Un-American Activities report about the Fund
434. 7 Southern Conference Educational Fund (contd.) 310 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 148. Subject File (contd.) 5 Southern Conference for Human Welfare. Letters, founding conference proceedings, pamphlet (The Truth about Columbia, Tennessee Cases), leaflets, memorandum, report and printed article, 1938-1955. Includes testimony by Mary Price 1052.3 Southern Conference for Human Welfare (contd.) 4 Southern Education Reporting Service. Circular, 1955
434. 8 Southern Negro Youth Congress. Conference proceedings, petition and pamphlets, 1938-1946. Includes W. E. B. DuBois, Behold the Land; James E. Jackson, Jr., Our Battle for the Ballot
1052.5 Southern Regional Council. Letter, pamphlets and printed articles, 1944-1968. Includes Reese Cleghorn, Radicalism: Southern Style; The Segregation Decisions 6 Southern Tenant Farmers Union. Pamphlet (The Disinherited Speak: Letters from Sharecroppers) and memorandum re H. L. Mitchell, undated
434. 9 Southern Workers Defense Committee. Pamphlet (Robert Wood, To Live and Die in Dixie), 1935
1052.7 Soviet-American Business Opportunities (Program). Prospectus, 1989 Soviet-German Nonaggression Pact (Hitler-Stalin Pact), 1939 8 Text
148. 6 Soviet publications, 1939-1941. Includes pamphlets, printed copies of speeches by Viacheslav Molotov and U.S. Department of State translations of articles from Soviet press
1052.9 Contemporary reactions. Printed articles, leaflets and flyers, 1939. Includes articles from Communist Party, U.S.A. press and Young Communist League, U.S.A. study guide
435. 1 Das Nationalsozialistische Deutschland und die Sowjetunion, 1939-1941: Akten aus dem Archiv des Deutsches Auswärtiges Amt (U.S. Department of State documentary publication). Printed copy, 1948
1052. Postwar assessments 10 General. Pamphlets, printed articles and press summaries, mainly from the Soviet press on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Pact, 1948-1993. Includes Nazi-Soviet Conspiracy and the Baltic States; Alexander Yakovlev, The Events of 1939: Looking Back after Fifty Years; On the Political and Legal Assessment of the Soviet-German Non- Aggression Treaty of 1939; 311 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1052 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet-German Nonaggression Pact (contd.) Postwar assessments (contd.) 10 (contd.) General (contd.) Der Hitler-Stalin-Pakt: Die sowjetische Debatte; issue of Our History Journal (Communist Party of Great Britain History Group publication); Voice of America press release; “The Pact that Started World War II” (U.S. Information Agency issuance with introduction by Herbert Romerstein)
1053.1-2 General (contd.)
149. 1 General (contd.) 2 Falsifiers of History (Soviet publication). Printed copy, 1948. Includes English- language introduction by Frederick L. Schuman Soviet Union—General 3-4 General. Bibliographies, statistical compilations, tourist and language guides, serial issues, printed articles and miscellany, 1931-1992
1053.3-4 General (contd.)
1054.1 Den’ mira, 1917-1987. Printed copy, 1987 Soviet Union—Chronological file 2 8th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1919 : Moscow). Program and rules
435. 2 2nd Congress of Soviets (1924 : Moscow). Speech by Joseph Stalin on death of V. I. Lenin 3 3rd Congress of Soviets (1925 : Moscow). Speech by Grigorii Zinoviev 4 14th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1925 : Moscow). Political report by Joseph Stalin 5 15th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1927 : Moscow). Proceedings and political report by Joseph Stalin 6 16th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1930 : Moscow). Report and speech by Viacheslav Molotov 7 17th Party Conference of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1932 : Moscow). Resolutions and speeches by Viacheslav Molotov re Second Five-Year Plan and by P. Postyshev 8 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1932 : Moscow). Decisions 9 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee and Control Commission of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union Joint Plenum (1933 : Moscow). Speech and report by Joseph Stalin on First Five-Year Plan
312 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1054. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Chronological file (contd.) 3-5 17th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1934 : Moscow). Resolutions, decisions and speeches by L. M. Kaganovich, V. V. Kuibyshev, Dmitrii Manuilskii, Viacheslav Molotov, G. K. Ordzhonikidze, Joseph Stalin and K. E. Voroshilov 6 Special 8th All-Union Congress of Soviets (1936 : Moscow). Speech by Joseph Stalin on new Soviet constitution
436. 1 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1937 : Moscow). Decisions and speeches by Joseph Stalin and A. A. Zhdanov 2 2nd Session of the Supreme Soviet (1938 : Moscow). Proceedings 3-4 18th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1939 : Moscow). Reports by Viacheslav Molotov, Joseph Stalin, A. A. Zhdanov and leaders of the Red Army
437. 1 18th All-Union Conference of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1941 : Moscow). Report by N. Voznesensky 2-3 19th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1952 : Moscow). Rules, reports by Nikita Khrushchev, Georgii Malenkov, Joseph Stalin and others, and greetings from foreign communist and workers' parties 4 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1955 : Moscow). Decisions 5-6 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1956 : Moscow). Proceedings, resolutions, speeches by Nikita Khrushchev (to open and closed sessions with documents distributed to delegates at closed session), A. I. Kirichenko, Viacheslav Molotov, M. G. Pervukhin, D. T. Shepilov, M. A. Suslov and K. E. Voroshilov, greetings from foreign communist and workers’ parties, and report on Congress to Communist Party, U.S.A. by Max Weiss
1055.1-2 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (contd.)
438. 1 5th Session of the Supreme Soviet (1956 : Moscow). Proceedings regarding disarmament and prohibition of atomic and hydrogen weapons
1055.3-5 21st Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1959 : Moscow). Proceedings and speech by A. N. Shelepin
1056.1-2 21st Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (contd.)
313 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 438. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Chronological file (contd.) 2 22nd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1961 : Moscow). Proceedings and party program
1056.3 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1963 : Moscow). Speeches by Leonid Ilyichov and Nikita Khrushchev 4 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1964 : Moscow). Report by Mikhail Suslov and resolution 5-6 23rd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1966 : Moscow). Proceedings, report, greetings from foreign communist and workers' parties, and summary by T. Vladimirov 7 3rd All-Union Congress of Collective Workers (1969). Report and resolutions
1057.1-5 24th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1971 : Moscow). Proceedings, reports, greetings from foreign communist and workers’ parties, and materials from scientific conference on the Congress
1058.1-2 24th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (contd.)
438. 3 25th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1976 : Moscow). Report, speech by Aleksei Kosygin and greetings from foreign parties and organizations
1058.3 26th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1981 : Moscow). Reports by Leonid Brezhnev and N. A. Tikhonov 4 Jubilee Meeting on 60th anniversary of the Soviet Union (1982 : Moscow). Report by Yuri Andropov
438. 4 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1983 : Moscow). Proceedings
1058.5 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Extraordinary Plenary Meeting (1984 : Moscow). Reports 6 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenums (1985 : Moscow). Reports 7-8 27th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1986 : Moscow). Party program and rules, and speeches by Mikhail Gorbachev and N. I. Ryzhkov
438. 5 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1987 : Moscow). Decisions
1059.1-2 19th All-Union Conference of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1988 : Moscow). Reports, resolutions and summaries 314 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 438. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Chronological file (contd.) 6 12th Extraordinary Session of the Supreme Soviet (1988 : Moscow). Report and decisions 7 Congress of People's Deputies (1989 : Moscow). Proceedings
439. 1-3 Congress of People’s Deputies (contd.)
1059.3 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee Plenum (1989 : Moscow). Proceedings 4 28th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1990 : Moscow). Reports by Mikhail Gorbachev, resolutions and statement
439. Press. Soviet press releases and translations and summaries from the Soviet press, mainly by the U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service and U.S. Information Agency. Includes some factual and statistical yearbook publications 4 1950-1960 5 1962 6 1964-1976
440. 1 1979 2 1980-1981 3-4 1982 5-6 1983
1059.5-6 1984
1060.1-3 1985 4-5 1986
1061.1-5 1986 (contd.)
1062.1-5 1987
1063.1-3 1987 (contd.) 4-5 1988
1064.1-5 1988 (contd.)
1065.1-5 1989
1066.1-5 1989 (contd.)
1067.1-5 1990
1068.1-3 1990 (contd.) 4-5 1991
1069.1-3 1991 (contd.)
315 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1069 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Armed Forces. See also Audiovisual File 4-5 General. Letters, memoranda, serial issue (Revista militar sovietica) and printed articles, 1929-1992. Includes proceedings of Hale Foundation Conference on Spetsnaz; U.S. government report (Military Forces in Transition, 1991); U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and U.S. military memoranda; Efraim Karsh, “Peacetime Presence and Wartime Support: The Soviet Case”; “The ANT Affair”
441. 1 General (contd.) 2 Belikov, I. G., et al., "In the Name of Dzerzhinskiy: The Combat Path of the Order of Lenin Red Army Division imeni F. E. Dzershinskiy." U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency translation of Soviet publication, 1976
1070.1 Evangelista, Matthew, “’Why Keep Such an Army?’: Khrushchev’s Troop Reduction.” Processed, 1997 2 Gouré, Leon, “Soviet Civil Defense.” Mimeograph, undated 3 Myers, Kenneth A. and Dimitri Simes, “Soviet Decision Making, Strategic Policy, and SALT.” Processed, 1974
441. 3 Ostryakov, S., "Military Chekists." U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency translation of Soviet publication, 1979 4 Starinov, I. G., "A moglo byt' inache." Typescript, 1989. Includes photocopy of associated album
442. 1 Starinov, I. G. (contd.) 2-3 Starinova, A. K., "Nasha soiuznitsa-noch': Ot poliarnogo kruga do Madrida." Typescript, 1963- 1983. Includes English translation ("The Night Is Our Ally: From the Arctic Circle to Madrid")
1070.4 Zaitzoff, A., “Military Aspect of the Five Year Plan of the U.S.S.R.” Mimeograph, 1931 5 “Handbook on the Soviet Army.” U.S. Army publication, 1958 6 “Handbook on the Soviet Armed Forces.” U.S. Department of Defense publication, 1978 7 “Organization and Equipment of the Soviet Army.” U.S. Army publication, 1984
442. 4 Lebed', Aleksandr, Za derzhavu obidno. Printed copy, 1995 5 Voennyi vestnik. Serial issues, 1988-1990 1070.8-9 Voennyi vestnik (contd.)
1071.1-3 Soviet press translations, mainly made by the U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service, 1981- 1990 316 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1071 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Armed Forces (contd.) 4-5 Pamphlets, 1928-1990. Includes A. Alfred, The Red Army; Jeremy R. Azrael, The Soviet Civilian Leadership and the Military High Command, 1976- 1986; C. N. Donnelly, Heirs of Clausewitz: Change and Continuity in the Soviet War Machine; Yuri Kirshin, The Soviet Military Doctrine in the Pre-War Period; Michael Koltzov, The Man in Uniform; Peter Pavlenko, Red Wings over Tokio; Dmitrii Volkogonov, War, Army, Peace; K. E. Voroshilov, Ready for Defense; Political Controls in the Soviet Army; The Red Army; The Red Army Today; Soviet Military Power; Soviet Military Space Doctrine; Valerii Pavlovich Chkalov; War and Peace; Whence the Threat to Peace
1072.1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
443. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
Soviet Union—Civil rights 1072.4-5 General. Leaflets, reports, memoranda, circulars and printed articles, 1927-2002. Includes reports on dissidents; issues of The Challenge (bulletin of Association of Former Political Prisoners of Soviet Labor Camps)
443. 2 Notes and fragments of writings
1072.6 Reddaway, Peter, “Images of Dissent in Soviet Propaganda.” Typescript, 1985 7 Research Centre for Prisons, Psychoprisons and Forced-Labor Concentration Camps of the USSR circulars, ca. 1970s
1073.1 Congressional hearing reports, 1972-1976 2-3 Pamphlets, 1928-1998. Includes Valery Chalidze, The Soviet Human Rights Movement; E. Shirvindt, Russian Prisons; Report on Congress for Civil Rights and Freedom in Russia 4 Dokumenty Komiteta Prav Cheloveka. Printed copy, 1972 5 List of Political Prisoners in the USSR. Printed copy, 1983 6 Soviet issuances. Pamphlets and text of law, 1981-1988. Includes Boris Antonov, “Prisoners of Conscience” in the USSR and their Patrons; The Rights of Soviet Citizens; The Rude Awakening; USSR Academy of Sciences Human Rights Yearbook
443. Soviet Union—Constitutions 3 1918 4 1924 and amendments 5-7 1936 and amendments 1074.1 1977 317 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1074 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 2-5 Soviet Union—Culture. Decrees, pamphlets, serial issues, printed articles and flyers, ca. 1919-1990. Includes Boris Korsch, "The Permanent Purge of Soviet Libraries"; B. Korolyov, Satires; Nikolai Samvelian, Time for Action; Film und Filmkunst in der UdSSR; The Five Year Plan and the Cultural Revolution; The Issyk-Kul Forum; Literature of the Peoples of the USSR; Mass Organizations in the USSR; Soviet Cinema; Decisions of the Central Committee CPSU{b) on Literature and Art; Soviet Writers Reply; issues of: Soviet Culture Review; Soviet Literature; VOKS Bulletin
444. 1 Soviet Union—Culture (contd.) Soviet Union—Diplomatic recognition by United States, 1933 2 U.S. government positions. Pamphlets, statements and Congressional proceeding excerpts, 1924- 1935. Includes statement by Frank B. Kellogg; speech by William C. Bullitt; The Recognition Policy of the United States; Establishment of Diplomatic Relations with the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; 1935 U.S. Department of State press release protesting Soviet violation of terms of recognition 3 Pro-recognition issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets, bulletins and clippings, 1926-1951. Includes Raymond Robins, An American Prophet Speaks; American-Russian Chamber of Commerce issuances; Communist Party, U.S.A. study guide and clippings from Communist Party, U.S.A. press 4 American Vigilant Intelligence Federation issuances and internal documents. Anti- recognition articles, notes, memoranda and correspondence, 1926-1933
150. 1 Other anti-recognition issuances. Pamphlets, press releases and printed articles, 1926-1941. Includes John Cecil, Shall We Repeal Russian Recognition?; John B. Trevor, The Recognition of Soviet Russia by the United States an American Political Problem; America Opposes Soviet Recognition; Shall the United States Government Recognize the Soviet Regime?; Recognition of Russia; statement by Charles Smith; press release by Matthew Woll; issuances of the American Alliance and National Civic Federation; articles from National Republic 2 Clippings and printed articles from the mainstream press, 1923-1953
1074. Soviet Union—Economy 6 General. Printed articles, clippings, press releases, serial issues, circulars and miscellany, 1924-1991. Includes 1924 U.S. Department of State dispatch; 1931 bulletin of foreign specialists working in the Soviet Union 318 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1075. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Economy (contd.) 1 General (contd.)
444. 5 General (contd.) 6 Pamphlets, 1921-1989. Includes Max Bedacht, Anti- Soviet Lies and the Five-Year Plan; Nikolai Bukharin, Die Internationale und innere Lage der Sowjetunion; Nikolai Bukharin, Socialist Reconstruction and the Struggle for Technique; W. P. Coates and Zelda K. Coates, The Second Five-Year Plan of Development of the U.S.S.R.; Jean Efremoff, Peasant Conditions in Russia, 1925; G. Grinko, Das Finanzprogramm der UdSSR für das Jahr 1933; L. M. Kaganovich, Construction of the Subway and the Plan of the City of Moscow; M. Krischanowski, Die Planwirtschaftsarbeit in der Sowjetunion; G. M. Krzhizhanovsky, The Basis of the Technological Economic Plan of Reconstruction of the USSR; Georgii Malenkov speech; A. I. Mikoyan, The Camp of Socialism and the Camp of Capitalism; A. I. Mikoyan, Toward a Land of Plenty; E. Mikulina, Socialist Competition of the Masses; Viacheslav Molotov, Abolition of the Bread Card System; Viacheslav Molotov, The Fulfillment of the First Five Year Plan; Viacheslav Molotov, The Plan of Construction and Peace; N. Pajalin, Die Leninwerke; L. Perchik, The Reconstruction of Moscow; Marcus Samuel, The Five-Year Plan; A. Serebrovsky, Soviet Gold; J. Stepanow, Über ausländische Konzessionen; Anna Louise Strong, Modern Farming Soviet Style; W. A. Tikhomirov, Co-operatives in Socialist Construction; Volin, A Survey of Soviet Russian Agriculture; Victor Zhukov, Gains in the Soviet Standard of Living under the Seven-Year Plan; Building of Kolkhozes; Commercial Handbook of the U.S.S.R.; The Dzerzhinsky Tractor Plant; Political Economy in the Soviet Union; Sowjetunion: Mächtiger Industriestaat
445. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
1075.2-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
1076.1 Pamphlets (contd.) Soviet Union—Education 2 General. Notes, press releases and printed miscellany, 1948-1989 3 Dash, Barbara A., “A Defector Reports: The Institute of the USA and Canada.” Typescript, 1982 4 Directory of Soviet social scientists, 1987 5-6 Pamphlets, 1926-1982. Includes Scott Nearing, Education in Soviet Russia; Vladimir Yesakov and Albert Nenarokov, From Literacy Classes to Higher Education 319 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 150. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Foreign relations 3 General. Press releases, speeches, memoranda, reports, printed articles, clippings, serial issues and miscellany, 1931-1994. Includes Soviet Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee circulars; memoranda from Russian archives re work among émigrés and Soviet friendship groups abroad at onset of World War II; issue of Soviet Diplomacy Today
1077.1-4 General (contd.)
150. 4 Decrees and resolutions, 1947-1991. Includes Soviet summaries of financial aid to foreign communist parties
445. 5-6 U.S./U.S.S.R. Bilateral Information Talks. Joint U.S. Information Agency/Soviet Information Agency press conference transcripts, 1988. Includes memoranda, press releases and related U.S. Congressional hearing transcripts
1077.5 U.S./U.S.S.R. Bilateral Information Talks (contd.)
1078.1-3 U.S./Soviet summit meetings. Soviet press packets and documentary publications and U.S. press packet re meetings of Mikhail Gorbachev with Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, 1986-1990. Includes transcripts of interviews of Reagan by Soviet journalists, 1985 4-6 U.S. Department of State Conference on the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1988 : Washington). Conference papers and memoranda. Includes Herbert Romerstein, “Seven Decades of Transmission Belts: From the Communist International to the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.” Also includes related memoranda and conference papers on the International Department, 1980- 1989
1079.1 Miscellaneous conference papers, studies and memoranda, 1967-1989. Includes Herbert J. Ellison, “Controlling the Agenda: Soviet Propaganda and American Foreign Policy”; Anatoly Gromyko, “’Conflict Strategy’ and International Situation”; 1967 U.S. Department of State memorandum; 1983 U.S. National Security Decision 2-3 Polsky, Yury, “Soviet Research Institutes and the Formation of Foreign Policy.” Processed, ca. 1979
320 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1079 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Foreign relations (contd.) 4-6 Pamphlets, 1918-1989. Includes Vladimir Bolshakov, Washington Crusaders on the March; Georgii Chicherin, The Russian Plan for the League of Nations; Georgii Chicherin, Two Years of Foreign Policy; William Armstrong Fairburn, Soviet Russia and America; Frantisek Kolar, The Export of Counter-Revolution; Maxim Litvinov, The USSR and the League of Nations; Viacheslav Molotov, The International Situation and Soviet Foreign Policy; Viacheslav Molotov, The International Situation and the Soviet Union; Viacheslav Molotov, Results of the Berlin Conference; Viacheslav Molotov, Soviet Foreign Relations; Viacheslav Molotov speeches and statements; Scott Nearing, Russia Turns East; Carl O. Nordling, Defence or Imperialism?; L. G. Pamukhina and T. G. Shelkova, A Way to Debating; D. N. Pritt, Light on Moscow; Alexander Pumpyansky, On the Way to the Summit; Alexander Pumpyansky, The Washington Crossroads; Sergei Rogov, Is a New Model of Soviet-American Relations Possible?; M. Ross, History of Soviet Foreign Policy; Dimitri K. Simes, Détente and Conflict; Pat Sloan, From the Russian Revolution to Yalta; Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Soviet Style in International Politics; A. Y. Vyshinsky speeches; Valentin Zorin, How It Looks from Moscow; Efforts of the Soviet Union towards Summit Talks; The Foreign Policy of Soviet Russia; A Friend Indeed; Geneva, Reykjavik, Washington, Moscow; Gorbachev’s Challenge; Imperialism Condemned; Peoples' Friendship University Named after Patrice Lumumba; Problems of Soviet Foreign Policy; Soviet-American Relations Yesterday and Today; Soviet Foreign Policy; US Ideological Expansion; The U.S.S.R. and the Capitalist Countries. Mainly Soviet publications. Includes Soviet views of the United States
1080.1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
1081.1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
446. 1-4 Pamphlets (contd.) Soviet Union—Government 5 General. Studies, memoranda, printed articles, clippings, press releases and miscellany, 1935- 1992. Includes George W. Breslauer, “Updating the Operational Code of the Politburo”; Boris Korsch, “The Brezhnev Personality Cult”
1082.1-2 General (contd.)
321 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1082 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Government (contd.) 3 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee internal documents. Reports, protocols, correspondence, decisions and excerpts from minutes, from Russian archives, 1920-1989. Topics include relations with the United States and with the Communist Party, U.S.A.; repression of counter-revolutionary elements; religious movements
447.1 Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee internal documents (contd.)
1082.4 Soviet decrees and laws, 1921
1083.1 U.S. government internal documents, 1920-1985. Assessments of the Soviet Union and Soviet leadership by the U.S. Department of State, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and other agencies 2 Leadership. Lists and biographical data, 1953- 1989 3 5000 Sowjetköpfe. Printed copy, 1959 4 “XXII Party Congress and Personnel Changes among the Top Staff of the CPSU and the CP’s of the Union Republics.” Processed, 1961
1084.1-3 “Namelist of Deputies to the Supreme Soviet of the USSR.” Processed, 1971 4 “A Biographic Directory of Soviet Regional Party Leaders.” Processed, 1988 5-6 Russian Federation Supreme Soviet Hearings concerning the Events Associated with the Attempted Coup d’État of August 19-21, 1991. Transcript, 1991-1992
1085.1 Russian Federation Supreme Soviet Hearings concerning the Events Associated with the Attempted Coup d’État of August 19-21, 1991 (contd.)
447. 2 Pamphlets, 1919-1985. Includes C. Bobrovskaya, The First President of the Republic of Labour: Y. M. Sverdlov; Wilfred R. Humphries, The Structure of Soviet Russia; L. M. Kaganovich, Der organisatorische Aufbau der RKP; Lev Kamenev, The Dictatorship of the Proletariat; Georgii Malenkov speech; The Communist Party in Russia and Its Relations to the Third International and to the Russian Soviets; Mikhail Iwanowitsch Kalinin; Soviet Union at the Polls; The Structure of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks); rules and programs of the Russian Communist Party and of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
1085.2-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 322 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1085 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Government (contd.) 4 Fedenko, Panas, A nova história do Partido Comunista Soviético. Printed copy, 1965 5 Geschichte der Kommunistischen Partei der Sowjetunion. Printed copy, 1977
1086.1 Soviet Union—Health. Pamphlets, 1920-1989. Includes Mark G. Field, Organization of Medical Services in the Soviet Union; N. H. Semashko, The Care of Health in Soviet Russia; Problems of Mental Health in the Soviet Union; Some Problems of Psychiatric Service Organization and Forensic Psychiatric Examination in the USSR Soviet Union—Historical and contemporary assessments 2-3 General. Printed articles, clippings, memoranda and reports, 1923-1995. Includes Vladimir O. Pechatnov, "The Big Three after World War II: New Documents on Soviet Thinking about Post War Relations with the United States and Great Britain" 447. 3 General (contd.)
1086.4 Soviet magazine articles, ca. 1980s 5 Soviet archives. Catalog, report and printed articles re opening of Soviet archives, 1992- 1995
447. 4 Antisovetskie podlogi: Istoriia fal'shivok, faksimile i kommentarii (Soviet publication). Printed copy, 1926
1087.1-2 Antisovetskie podlogi (contd.) 3 Bourke-White, Margaret, Eyes on Russia. Printed copy, 1931 4 Davis, Jerome. Behind Soviet Power: Stalin and the Russians. Printed copy, 1946 5-6 Pamphlets (Soviet and pro-Soviet assessments), 1919-1989. Includes Lavrentii Beria speech; F. L. Boross, Life and Work in the Soviet Union; Nikolai Bukharin, Building Up Socialism; Nikolai Bukharin, Karl Kautsky und Sowjetrussland; Nikolai Bukharin, Der Weg zum Sozialismus; Dyson Carter, Russia’s Secret Weapon; Joseph Clark, The Real Russia; L. A. Coblentz, Russia Up to Date; Raymond Arthur Davies, Inside Russia Today; Margaret Cowl, The Soviet Union; Maurice Dobb, In Soviet Russia; J. Louis Engdahl, The Tenth Year; David Golinkov, The Secret War against Soviet Russia; Wilfred R. Humphries, The Structure of Soviet Russia; Corliss Lamont, The Story of Soviet Progress; Georgii Malenkov speech; Viacheslav Molotov speeches; Yuri Mukhachev, Classes and the Class Struggle in the USSR, 1920s-1930s; Scott Nearing, Glimpses of the Soviet Republic; Joseph North, What Everyone Should Know about the USSR; 323 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1087 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Historical and contemporary assessments (contd.) 5-6 (contd.) Pamphlets (Soviet and pro-Soviet assessments (contd.) Yuri Polyakov, By the Will of the Peoples; Jean-Claude Poulain, What They Say and What I Saw; D. N. Pritt, The Truth about the U.S.S.R.; A. I. Rykov speech; Michael Sayers and Albert E. Kahn, The Great Conspiracy; Anna Louise Strong, Dictatorship and Democracy in the Soviet Union; James B. Turner, Socialism Marches on in the Soviet Union; Harry F. Ward, Soviet Democracy; Sidney and Beatrice Webb, The Truth about Soviet Russia; Albert Rhys Williams, Soviet Russia; P. F. Yudin, The Nature of Soviet Society; D. Zaslavsky, Where the Workers Are in Power; The Chief Stages in the History of the C.P.S.U.; On Overcoming the Personality Cult and Its Consequences; Questions Concerning the History of Bolshevism
1088.1-4 Pamphlets (Soviet and pro-Soviet assessments (contd.)
447. 5 Pamphlets (Soviet and pro-Soviet assessments) (contd.)
448. 1-4 Pamphlets (Soviet and pro-Soviet assessments) (contd.)
449. 1-3 Pamphlets (critical assessments), 1920-1989. Includes Rafael Abramovich, Wandlungen der bolschewistischen Diktatur; Grégoire Alexinsky, Un quart de siècle de régime communiste; Evans Clark, Facts and Fabrications about Soviet Russia; Richard L-G. Deverall, Soviet Imperialism; André Gide, Retour de l’U.R.S.S.; Hans Halm, La Rusia soviética de hoy; H. W. Henderson, Know Your Enemy; L. M. Herrington, A Doctor Diagnoses Russia; Wolfgang Leonhard, Schein und Wirklichkeit in der UdSSR; David Levy, Reflections of a Moscow Correspondent; G. Maximov, Bolshevism; S. P. Mel’gunov, Rossiiskaia kontr-revoliutsiia; Paul Miliukov and Leo Wiener, The Present Situation in Russia; Paul Scott Mowrer, Red Russia's Menace; George Spiro, Solzhenitsyn, the "Communist" Power and the Answer to the SALT Delusion; Matthew Woll and Jay Lovestone, The Big Smile; M. Yvon, What Has Become of the Russian Revolution?; Two Answers to "Russia"
1088.5 Pamphlets (critical assessments) (contd.)
1089.1-4 Pamphlets (critical assessments) (contd.) 5 Pamphlets (miscellaneous), 1927-1978. Includes Soviet Dynamics: Political, Economic, Military; Soviet Society Today 324 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1090. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Historical and contemporary assessments (contd.) 1-2 Government reports, 1919-1921. Includes A Collection of Reports on Bolshevism in Russia (British); Bolshevist Movement in Russia: Letter from the Secretary of State (U.S.); Report (Political and Economic) of the Committee to Collect Information on Russia (British)
150. 5 Soviet Union—Identification documents (samples) of miscellaneous individuals, 1921-1959 Soviet Union—Intelligence services 6 General. Notes, fragments of writings, letters, memoranda, reports, miscellaneous Soviet documents and translations from the Russian press, 1928-1994
1090.3-5 General (contd.)
1091.1-2 General (contd.) Active Measures Working Group (drawn from U.S. Department of State, U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency and U.S. Information Agency). Reports, memoranda, letters, drafts, notes and working materials 3 1981 4 1982 5 1983 6 1984 7 1985 8 1986
1092.1-2 1987 3 1988 4 1989 5 1990 6 1991
1093.1-2 1992 3 Undated
449. 4 “Exploitation of the International Communist Movement by the Soviet Intelligence Services” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study). Typescript, 1954
1093.4 Bulgakov, K., "Kratkoe rukovodstvo po operativnomu fotomontazhu v pozitivnom protsesse." Typescript, 1954 5 Bulgakov, K., “Dopolnenie k kratkomu rukovodstvu po izgogovleniu fotomontazha.” Typescript, 1955 6 Kemp, Henry Werner, “Certain Aspects of Soviet Intelligence Activities.” Typescript, 1955
325 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 449. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Intelligence services (contd.) 5 "Materials on 50th Anniversary of Soviet State Security Organs" (U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service report). Typescript, 1968
1094.1 Whaley, Barton, “Biographical Index of Soviet Intelligence Personnel: Soviet Clandestine Communications Nets.” Typescript, ca. 1968 2 Kontrrazvedyvatel’nyi slovar’. Printed copy, 1972 3-4 “Counterintelligence Dictionary.” Translation of above 5 Prianishnikov, B., “The Invisible Web.” Translation of Nezrimaia pautina, 1979
1095.1 “Soviet Covert Action and Propaganda” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study). Typescript, 1980
449. 6 Henze, Paul B., "Goal: Destabilization: Soviet Agitational Propaganda, Instability and Terrorism in NATO South." Typescript, 1981
1095.2-4 Conference on Contemporary Soviet Propaganda and Disinformation (1985 : Airlie House; U.S. Department of State and U.S. Central Intelligence Agency conference). Typescript conference papers
449. 7 Reiman, Michal, "Agent in the Politburo: Toward a Mystery of Soviet Politics in 1932-33." Typescript, 1986 8 Leventhal, Todd, “Soviet Strategic Political Deception and Disinformation.” Typescript, 1986 Gorchakov, Ovidii 9 "Nakanune, ili tragediia Kassandra." Typescript, undated
450. 1 "Nakanune, ili tragediia Kassandra" (contd.) 2 Other writings and interview transcript, 1989
1095.5 “Politicheskaia razvedka s territorii SSSR.” Printed copy, 1989, with typescript translation, “Political Intelligence from the Territory of the USSR”
450. 3 "The Soviet Foreign Propaganda Apparatus" (U.S. government report). Typescript, ca. 1980s 4 Kalugin, Oleg. Interview transcript, 1990 5 U.S. government reports (miscellaneous), 1945-1990
151. 1-2 "History of Soviet State Security Organs". Translation of Istoriia Sovetskikh organov gosudarstvennoi bezopasnosti, 1977
326 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1096. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Intelligence services (contd.) 1 Zubok, Vladislav M., “Soviet Intelligence and the Cold War: The ‘Small’ Committee of Information, 1952-53.” Processed, 1992 2 “Veterans of Russian Foreign Intelligence Service: A Brief Biographical Dictionary.” Translation of Russian publication, 1995 3 Grushko, Viktor, “My Life in the KGB.” Typed translation of Norwegian publication, 1995 Ocherki istorii rossiiskoi vneshnei razvedki. Printed copy, 1996-2003 4 Volume III. “1933-1941” 5 Volume IV. “1941-1945”
151. "Essays on the History of Russian Foreign Intelligence." Translation of above 3 Volume II. "1917-1933"
152. 1-3 Volume III. "1933-1941" 4 Volume IV. "1941-1945"
153. 1-2 Volume IV. "1941-1945" (contd.) 3-4 Volume V. "1945-1965"
450. 6 F. E. Dzerzhinskii: Predsedatel' VChK-OGPU. Printed copy, 1977 7 Belaia kniga: Rossiiskikh spetssluzhb. Printed copy, 1995 8 Veterany vneshnei razvedki Rossii. Printed copy, 1995
451. 1 Pavlov, Vitalii, Operatsiia "Sneg". Printed copy, 1996. See also White, Harry Dexter
1097.1 Grig, Evg., Da, ia tam rabotal. Printed copy, 1997 2-3 Leonov, Nikolai Sergeevich, “The Wild Years.” Translation of Russian memoirs, ca. 1990s
451. 2 Iarovoi, Arkadii, Proshchai, KGB. Printed copy, 2001
1097.4-5 Antonov, Vladimir and Vladimir Karpov, “The Kremlin’s Secret Informants.” Translation of Tainye informatory Kremlia, 2002
1098.1 Lur’e, V. M. and V. Ia. Kochik, GPU: Dela i liudi. Printed copy, 2003 Sbornik KGB SSR. Bulletins 2 1979 3 1984 4 1985 5 1986 6 1987 7 1988 1099.1 1989 2 1990 327 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1099 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Intelligence services (contd.) Deiatel’nost’ organov gosudarstvennoi bezopasnosti SSSR na sovremennom ztape. Bulletins 3 No. 1, 1980 4 No. 2, 1983 5 No. 3, 1986 6 No. 4, 1988 7-8 Pamphlets, 1925-1993. Includes Urs Graf, Aktive Massnahmen; Claus Hammel, Reflections on Feliks D.; Nikolai Ivanov, What Is the G.P.U.?; Lyman B. Kirkpatrick, Jr. and Howland H. Sargeant, Soviet Political Warfare Techniques: Espionage and Propaganda in the 1970s; Emery Smith, The Keystone of the Soviet Political Machine; Let the Record Speak for Itself; Sovetskie aktivn’ie meropriiatiia; Soviet Active Measures, People-to-People Contacts and the Helsinki Process; Die Tscheka
1100.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
451. 3-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
1100.3-7 Synopses of published sources, 1930s-1970s, broadly relating to Soviet intelligence. Synopses prepared by U.S. government agencies
1101.1-4 Synopses of published sources (contd.)
1102.1-6 Synopses of published sources (contd.)
451. 5 Miscellaneous printed matter. Printed articles, clippings, Congressional testimony, bulletins, serial issues, excerpts from printed sources and Internet printout, 1927-2009
1103.1-5 Miscellaneous printed matter (contd.)
1104.1-2 Miscellaneous printed matter (contd.)
452. Soviet Union—Jews 1 General. Letters, speeches, memoranda, studies, press releases, circulars and printed articles, 1929-1993. Includes A. Shifrin, "How Aliya Is Being Killed"; Elehie Skoczylas, "The Realities of Soviet Anti-Semitism"; “Paris Plea for Freedom: Save Soviet Jews”; Soviet intelligence service memorandum and other documents from Russian archives; material on 1952 “doctors’ plot”; material on Pamyat group
1104.3-4 General (contd.)
328 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 452. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Jews (contd.) 2 Pamphlets, 1938-1985. Includes Herbert Aptheker, The Fraud of "Soviet Anti-Semitism"; Gregor Aronson, Soviet Russia and the Jews; Yevgeni Bugayenko, On the Banks of the Amur; Shmuel Ettinger, Soviet Antisemitism after the Six-Day War; Henry Frankel, The Jews in the Soviet Union and Birobidjan; Martin Gilbert, The Jews of Russia; Isi Leibler, Soviet Jewry and Human Rights; Moses Miller, Soviet "Anti-Semitism": The Big Lie!; Avtandil Rukhadze, Jews in the USSR; Belaia kniga; I Am a Jew; The New Red Anti-Semitism; Places Dear to the Heart; Redemption!
1104.5 Pamphlets (contd.)
1105.1-5 Pamphlets (contd.) Soviet Union—Labor 6 General. Labor law code, trade union constitution, leaflets, circulars, memoranda, serial issues and printed articles, 1920-1993. Includes “Forced Labour in Soviet Russia”; “The Use of Forced Labor on the Siberian Gas- Pipeline”; issues of Soviet Labour Review 452. 3 General (contd.)
154. 1 Labour in the Land of Socialism: Stakhanovites in Conference. Printed copy, 1936
452. 4 Pamphlets, 1920-1988. Includes Charles R. Allen, Jr., Journey to the Soviet Trade Unions; A. Aluf, The Development of Socialist Methods and Forms of Labour; M. L. Berneri, Workers in Stalin’s Russia; Robert W. Dunn and George Wallace, Life and Labor in the Soviet Union; G. Farkash, Free Soviet Labour versus Capitalist Forced Labour; A. Gorbunov, The Work of the Soviet Trade Unions in the Field of Social Insurance of the Workers; Sidney Hillman, Reconstruction of Russia and the Task of Labor; S. Kaplun, The Protection of Labor in Soviet Russia; A. M. Katz, Protection of Labour in the USSR; L. Kaufman, Why Piece Work in the USSR?; Sofia Knizhnik and Alexander Levikov, Is There a Labour Shortage in the USSR?; Viacheslav Molotov, What Is Stakhonovism?; P. G. Moskatov, Draft of Model Rules for Trade Unions; Jack Phillips, Soviet Trade Unions; N. Shvernik, New Functions of the Soviet Trade Unions; N. Shvernik, Reorganization of the Work of the Trade Unions; Mikhail Tomskii, The Trade Unions, the Party and the State; Ernie Trory, Soviet Trade Unions and the General Strike; Ilya Tsaregradsky, Cultural Activities of Soviet Trade Unions; Yunga, The Life of a Soviet Seaman;
329 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 452 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Labor (contd.) 4 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) The Great Swindle: Stalin's "Workers' State"; Handbook on the Soviet Trade Unions; Slave Labor in the Soviet World
453. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
1106.1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
453. Soviet Union—Law 3 General. Statutes, study and printed articles, 1918-1988
1106.4 General (contd.) 5 Pamphlets, 1932-1989. Includes Leon Josephson, The Individual in Soviet Law; N. Krylenko, Safeguarding Public (Socialist) Property; Mikhail S. Lipetsker, Property Rights of Soviet Citizens; Al Shein, Workers' Justice in the Soviet Union; Igor Voloshin and Lev Simkin, The Judicial System in the USSR; A. Y. Vyshinsky, The Soviet Electoral Law; John E. Waters, Red Justice
453. 4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 Soviet Union—Medals and decorations. Reference works, 1991-1996. Includes V. D. Krivtsov, Avers No. 1; V. D. Krivtsov, Avers No. 2; A. N. Kutsenko and A. I. Rudichenko, Znaki otlichiia pravookhranitel'nykh organov SSSR
454. 1 Soviet Union—Medals and decorations (contd.) 2 Soviet Union—Media. Letters, memoranda, press releases, pamphlets, catalogs, clippings and printed articles, 1931-2002. Includes Alexander Akopov, The Mass Media; S. Eisenstein, The Soviet Screen; S. Pyatetskaya, Introducing Russian Newspapers; Tomas Schuman, World Thought Police; Novosti: Soviet Press Agency and Subversive Weapon; material regarding funding of Glasnost magazine
1106.6 Soviet Union—Media (contd.)
1107.1-2 Soviet Union—Media (contd.) 3-5 Soviet Union—Nationalities. Pamphlets, bulletins, treaty texts, press releases and printed articles, 1920-1991. Includes Eduard Bagramov, One Hundred Nationalities, One People; M. Chekalin, The National Question in the Soviet Union; L. Einger, National'nyi sostav proletariata v SSSR; Peoples of the Soviet Union; issues of Problems of Peoples of the USSR
454. 3 Soviet Union—Nationalities (contd.)
330 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 154. Subject File (conts.) Soviet Union—Peace movement 2-3 General. Letters, speeches, appeals, statements, leaflets, circulars, reports, printed articles, press summaries, clippings and memoranda, 1936- 1993. Includes Maurice Tugwell, “Soviet Peace Campaigns from Brezhnev to Gorbachev”; Gerhard Wettig, "Greetings from Big Brother: Orwellian Patterns of the Soviet 'Struggle for Peace and Disarmament'"; interview of Sergei Batovrin; memorandum on Soviet Peace Fund; issuances of the Soviet Peace Committee
1107.6 General (contd.)
1108.1 General (contd.) 2 Soviet Peace Committee 3rd Information Meeting of Representatives from Peace Organizations from West Europe, the USA and Canada (1986 : Moscow). Proceedings 3 “The Soviet Peace Offensive” (Western Goals report). Processed, 1982
154. Serial issues 4 General, 1958-1986. Includes Soviet Peace Committee bulletins XX Century and Peace (Soviet Peace Committee publication) 5 1970-1977 6 1984 7 1985 8 1986 9 1987
155. 1 1988 2 1989 3 1990 4 1991
454. 4-5 Pamphlets, 1931-1988. Includes R. F. Andrews, Soviet Peace Policy; Alexander Bovin, Let’s Speak Frankly; Leonid Brezhnev speech; Vladimir Bukovsky, The Peace Movement and the Soviet Union; Nikolai Bulganin speech; Leon Dennen, The Soviet Peace Myth; Ilya Ehrenburg, Peace Is Everybody's Business; Mikhail Kalinin, World Peace or War?; Vyacheslav Katamidze, Regional Conflicts, Universal Danger; Z. Lippay, Behind the Scenes of the Disarmament Conference; Maxim Litvinov speeches; Viacheslav Molotov, The Soviet Union and the Peace Front; Pavel Naumov, People Rise against War; Boris Ponomarev, Winning for Peace; N. Rudolf, The World Crisis and the War Danger; Alexander W. Rudzinski, Soviet Peace Offensives; Philip Spratt, The Communist Peace Appeal; Anna Louise Strong, The Soviet Union and World Peace; M. N. Tukhachevsky, Sentinel of Peace; 331 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 454 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Peace movement (contd.) 4-5 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Dmitrii Volkogonov, Mythical “Threat” and the Real Danger to Peace; A. Y. Vyshinsky speeches; Vadim Zagladin, The Soviet Peace Programme in Action; The Attitude of the Proletariat to War; The Tolling Bells of Hiroshima; Moscow Independent Peace Group; Peace Movement Today; Please Accept My Donation; The Soviets Want Peace; "We Stand for Peaceful Coexistence"
455. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
1108.4-6 Pamphlets (contd.)
1109.1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
1110. Soviet Union—Perestroika and glasnost 1-3 General. Memoranda, reports, studies, bulletins, circulars, printed articles and printed excerpts, 1986-1991. Includes Gerhard Wettig, “Auswirkungen des neuen Denkens”; Gerhard Wettig, “Das Verhältnis der UdSSR in den westlichen Gesellschaften in der Sprache des ‘Neuen Denkens’”; Natalie Grant Wraga, “The New Way of Thinking”; “Glasnost in 1988”; “Gorbachev, Glasnost, and Reform”; “Gorbachev’s Revamped Economic Reform Strategy”; “The USSR under Gorbachev: Glasnost and Its Implications”; issues of Glasnost 4 Speeches by Mikhail Gorbachev, Nikolai Ryzhkov and Eduard Shevardnadze and resolutions of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, 1989 5-6 Pamphlets, 1986-1990. Includes Agdas Burganov, Perestroika and the Concept of Socialism; Vladimir Kryuchkov, The KGB Must Abide by the Interests of the People; Eduard Shevardnadze, Foreign Policy and Perestroika; Broadening Democracy in the Party; Leonid Brezhnev: The Period of Stagnation; Nationalities and Perestroika; The People and the Party Are United?; Perestroika’s Success Is Assured by Concrete Deeds; The Soviet Parliament: First Steps
1111.1-6 Pamphlets (contd.)
1112.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
332 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1112 (contd.0 Subject File (contd.) 3 Soviet Union—Political trials and purges. Pamphlets, press summaries, memorandum and miscellany, 1922- 1998. Includes The Twelve Who Are to Die: The Trial of the Socialists-Revolutionists in Moscow; Bolshevik Terror against Socialists; The White Terrorists Ask for Mercy; The Menshevik Trial; Rafael Abramovich, Die Politischen Gefangenen in der Sowjet-Union; The Moscow Trial and the Labour and Socialist International; W. M. Holmes, The Wreckers Exposed in the Trial of the Counter-Revolutionary Industrial Party; G. M. Krzhyzhanovsky, Anti-Soviet Sabotage Exposed; E. Yaroslavsky, Bolshevik Verification and Purging of the Party Ranks; M. Katz, The Assassination of Kirov; Names That Have Returned (1989 Soviet publication). See also Moscow Trials, 1936-1938
155. 5-6 Soviet Union—Political trials and purges (contd.)
156. Soviet Union—Religion 1 General. Communist Party of the Soviet Union Central Committee decisions, memoranda, reports, circulars, leaflets, printed articles and miscellany, 1929-1993. Includes letter from Nikita Khrushchev to Joseph Stalin from Russian archives; “Religious Minorities in the Soviet Union, 1960-70” 1112.4 General (contd.) 5 Russian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate issuances. Appeal, information bulletins and serial issues (Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate), 1986-1992
156. 2 Russian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate issuances (contd.)
1112.6 Conference of the Heads of the Autocephalous Orthodox Churches (1948 : Moscow). Proceedings 7 Serial issues, 1930-1991. Includes issues of: Anti-Religious Activity in Soviet Russia; Muslims of the Soviet East; One Church; Prisoner Bulletin; Soviet Muslims Brief
156.3 Serial issues (contd.) 4-6 Pamphlets, 1929-1989. Includes James A. Cleary, War on God in Russia; Leon Emin, Muslims in the USSR; Vladimir Kuroyedov, Church and Religion in the USSR; Corliss Lamont, Soviet Russia and Religion; Vladimir Molchanov and Consuelo Segura, I’m Free to Believe; Fedor Oleshchuk, The Status of Religion and the Church in the U.S.S.R.; Aldo Quinto Lazzari, How I “Discovered” Religion in Russia; M. Sherwood, The Soviet War on Religion; G. Spasov, Freedom of Religion in the USSR; Igor Troyanovsky, The Catholic Church in the USSR; Paul Voronaeff, Christians Under the Hammer and Sickle; 333 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 156 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Religion (contd.) 4-6 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Edmund A. Walsh, Why Pope Pius XI Asked Prayers for Russia on March 19, 1930; E. Yaroslavsky, Religion in the U.S.S.R.; A Godless 1933; Muslims in the USSR; Religious Persecution in Russia; Soviet Views on Islam 1113.1-4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5-6 Soviet Union—Science and technology. Pamphlets, leaflets, press release, conference paper (Lazar Volin, "Science and Intellectual Freedom in Russia") and printed articles, 1923-1990. Includes F. Burlatsky, New Thinking; Harriet B. Creighton, Political Control of Science in the U.S.S.R.; V. Druzhinin, How Workers Become Engineers in the USSR; M. Rubinstein, Science, Technology and Economics under Capitalism and in the Soviet Union; A. V. Topchiev, What Soviet Scientists Are Working On; 1990 Soviet Science and Technology Almanac
1114.1 Soviet Union—Science and technology (contd.)
455. 2 Soviet Union—Science and technology (contd.) 3 Soviet Union—Social policy. Pamphlets, 1927-1989. Includes A. Katz, Unemployment in the USSR and the Struggle against It; Vitaly Tretyakov, Philanthropy in Soviet Society; Public Organizations in the USSR; Social Insurance in the Soviet-Union
157. Soviet Union—Women and family. See also Audiovisual File 1 General. Bulletins, serial issues, circulars and printed articles, 1921-1990. Includes texts of Soviet marriage laws; bulletins of the Soviet Women's Committee; issues of: Rabotnitsa; Soviet Woman
1114.2 General (contd.) 3 Okhrana materinstva i detstva v SSSR. Printed copy, 1986 4-5 Pamphlets, 1920-1990. Includes Ella Reeve Bloor, Women in the Soviet Union; E. Conus, Protection of Motherhood and Childhood in the Soviet Union; G. Friedrich, Miss U.S.S.R.: The Story of a Girl Stakhanovite; L. Katasheva, Natasha: A Bolshevik Woman Organizer; Alexandra Kollontai, Communism and the Family; Nadezhda Krupskaia, Soviet Woman: A Citizen with Equal Rights; F. Nurina, Women in the Soviet Union; Anna Razumova, Russian Women in the Building of Socialism; G. M. Sverdlov, Legal Rights of the Soviet Family; V. Yazykova, Socialist Life Style and the Family; Yelena Yemelyanova, Revolution in Women's Life; Love, Family Life, Career; Soviet Women's World; Women in the Soviet Union; Work among Women
157.2-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 334 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 157 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Youth 4 General. Pamphlets, statements, serial issue (Na zminu), leaflets and clippings, 1928-2007. Includes Dinora Azimova, Youth and the Cultural Revolution in Soviet Central Asian Republics; Harry Eisman, An American Boy in the Soviet Union; Leon Gouré, The Military Indoctrination of Soviet Youth; P. Reshetov, Role of the Party in Educating the Youth; Vladimir Yegorov, Young People in the Soviet Union; Vladimir Zaitsev, Youth in the Soviet Union; Soviet Youth Marches Forward!; Youth in Ferment; Youth in the Soviet Union; proceedings of World Forum of Solidarity of Youth and Students (1964 : Moscow); proceedings of World Meeting of Working Youth (1972 : Moscow)
1115.1-3 General (contd.)
157. Committee of Youth Organizations of the USSR. Information bulletins 5 1959-1962
158. 1 1965 2-3 1966 4 1967 5 Young Communist League. Pamphlets, bulletins, leaflet and printed articles, 1931-1988. Includes program and rules; proceedings of 17th Congress (1974 : Moscow); A. Afonin, A Short History of the Young Communist League of the Soviet Union; T. Gromova and G. Ronina, Steeled in the Storm; F. Krutov, Put’ bor’by i pobed; Vladimir Yegorov, 70 Years of the Soviet Komsomol; Young Communists in the USSR
1115.4-5 Young Communist League (contd.)
455. 4 A Pageant of Youth (pictorial publication). Printed copy, 1939
1115. Soviet Union—Serial issues 6 Vladivostok Daily News, 1923
455. 5 Russian Review (publication of Russian Information Bureau, Washington), 1925 6 Pravda/Pravda International, 1928-1989
1115.7 Osoaviakhim, 1929
158. Moscow News 6 1931
1116.1 1933 2 1936 3 1937
335 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 159. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Serial issues (contd.) Moscow News (contd.) 1-2 1939 3-4 1940
160. 1-4 1940 (contd.)
161. 1-2 1940 (contd.) 3 1941 4-5 1942
1116.5 1959 6 1990 Information Bulletin (publication of Soviet Embassy, Washington) 7-10 1943
1117.1-4 1944 5-8 1945
455. 7 Krokodil, 1951-1955 New Times/Novoe vremia 8 1957-1982
456. 1 1983 2 1984-1985 3 1987-1989 4-5 1990 6 1991
1118.1 1992-1993 2 Izvestiia, 1958-1970
162. International Affairs/Mezhdunoradnaia zhizn’/Vie internationale 1 1958 2 1960 3 1984 4 1988 5 1989
163. 1-3 1989 (contd.) 4 1990
164. 1-4 1990 (contd.) 5-6 1991
165. 1-3 1991 (contd.)
1118.3 Soviet Highlights, 1959 4 Soviet Review, 1968-1990 5 SShA (USSR Academy of Sciences Institute of the USA and Canada publication), 1982 Socialism: Theory and Practice 6 1982-1983 7 1984 8 1988-1989 336 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 457. Subject File (contd.) Soviet Union—Serial issues (contd.) 1 Socialism: Principles, Practice, Prospects/Socialisme: Principes, pratique, perspectives, 1987-1989 Soviet Weekly 2 1984-1987 3 1988 4 1989 5 1990 6 1991
1118.9 Sovetskaia Rossiia, 1987 10 Soviet Union, 1988
458. 1 Asia and Africa Today (Soviet Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee publication), 1988-1990 Sputnik: Digest of the Soviet Press 2 1984-1988 3 1990-1995
165. Far Eastern Affairs (USSR Academy of Sciences Institute of the Far East publication) 4 1989 5 1990
166. 1-2 1991 3 1992
1119.1 Literary Gazette, 1990 2 Vestnik, 1990 Spain. See also Oversize File 3 General. Printed articles, press summaries, bulletins and circulars, 1931-1991. Includes "Die Bedeutung des Baskenvolkes für das Deutsche Reich" (German captured document); U.S. Office of Strategic Services report on communism in Catalonia; issue of Nuestra bandera (Partido Comunista de España publication); U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report
166.4 General (contd.)
458. 4-5 Spanish (Franco government) publications. Pamphlets, report and leaflets, 1945-1963. Includes Martin Brugarola, Recent Social Reforms in Spain, 1939-1945; Manuel Jimenez Quilez, Wheels within Wheels: How Russia Uses United Nations against Spain; Jose Gabriel Tolosano, "It Is Said That…"; Un cacique para España [Palmiro Togliatti]; Charter of the Spanish People; “Spain and the Jews”; Spaniards Have Decided; What Is Happening in Spain: The Problem of Spanish Socialism
1119.4 Spanish (Franco government) publications (contd.)
337 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1119 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Spain (contd.) 5 Pamphlets, 1920-1963. Includes Jaime de Angulo, The "Trial" of Ferrer; Ilsa and Arturo Barea, Spain in the Post-War World; Howard Fast, Spain and Peace; Oscar Lange, The Problem of Franco Spain; Vicente Uribe, Yankee Imperialism in Spain; An Appeal from the Spanish Committee of Liberation to the San Francisco [United Nations] Conference; Le cas Grimau; The Case against the Admission of Franco Spain to the World Security Organization; Children in Franco Spain; Franco's Prisoners Speak; The Spanish Government and the Axis (U.S. government publication); Students against Spanish Fascism; Spanish novels
458. 6 Pamphlets (contd.)
459. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
166. Spanish Civil War. See also Audiovisual File; Oversize File 5 General. Letters, memoranda, reports, booklet, dealer’s catalog, printed articles, printed excerpts, and clippings, 1936-2002. Includes Mary Biggar Peck, Red Moon over Spain: Canadian Media Reaction to the Spanish Civil War; special issue of Revolutionary History re Spanish Civil War; informant’s reports on pro- Republican meetings in the United States
1119.6 General (contd.)
459. 2 Pamphlets, 1937-1970. Includes Jenaro Artiles, They Had to Die; Louis Fischer, The War in Spain; Julian Symons, The Thirties; A Catholic Looks at Spain; Controversy on Spain; The Italian Air Force in Spain International Brigades Communist International records. Correspondence, reports, memoranda, rosters and biographical data (from Russian archives with English translations of some documents). Includes casualty and disciplinary reports, reports on political reliability and on Trotskyist/Partido Obrero de Unificación Marxista elements, and correspondence with Communist Party, U.S.A. officials 3 1937 4 1938
460. 1 1939-1941 and undated. Includes lengthy report by Gustav, “Der Tätigkeit der feindlichen Elemente in Spanien” 338 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1119. Subject File (contd.) Spanish Civil War (contd.) International Brigades (contd.) Communist International records (contd.) 1119.7 1939-1941 and undated (contd.)
167. U.S. government and private investigative records 1 General. Correspondence, memoranda, exhibit lists, testimony excerpts, American Vigilant Intelligence Federation informant reports, notes and clippings, 1937-1967. Includes U.S. Department of State dispatches 2-4 Rosters of American veterans of the International Brigades
1119.8 Miscellany. Letters, memoranda, circulars, flyers, clippings and printed matter, 1937-2008. Includes material about individual veterans 460. 2 Miscellany (contd.) 3-4 Pamphlets, 1937-1986. Includes Max Stern, Spaniens Himmel: Die Österreicher in den Internationalen Brigaden; Gustav Szinda, Die XI Brigade; Bodo Uhse, Die Erste Schlacht; British Battalion, XV International Brigade; Fighting Side by Side with Spanish Patriots against Fascism (Soviet publication); The International Brigades: Foreign Assistants of the Spanish Reds (Spanish Franco government publication); Romancero de los Voluntarios de la Libertad (International Brigades publication) Veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade 5 General. Circulars, flyers, press releases, anniversary programs, report and printed matter, 1939-1999. Includes speech by Milton Wolff 6 3rd National Convention (1939 : New York). Proceedings
461. 1 Volunteer for Liberty/Volunteer. Serial issues, 1940-1999 2 Pamphlets, 1941-1967. Includes Albert Prago, We Fought Hitler; Miguel Sanchez- Mazas, Spain in Chains; David McKelvy White, Fascist Spain, America's Enemy; Milton Wolff, Franco Spain: Menace to World Peace; Milton Wolff, Western Front Now!
1120. U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board proceedings 1 Hearing transcripts, 1954-1955 2-3 Findings, 1955 4 Legal briefs, 1962-1964 339 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1120 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Spanish Civil War (contd.) Friends of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade 5 General. Circulars, flyers, leaflets, newsletter and serial issues (Among Friends), 1937-1939
167. 5 General (contd.) 6 Pamphlets, 1937-1939. Includes Joseph North, Men in the Ranks; Lou Ornitz, Captured by Franco; The Story of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade; WPA Teachers in Spain
1120. Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances 6 General. Leaflets, flyers, internal documents and clippings from the Communist Party press, 1936-1948. Includes list of leading party members in International Brigades; internal informational material re Spanish Civil War; issuances of closely related organizations
461. 3 General (contd.) 4-6 Pamphlets, 1935-1979. Includes Earl Browder, Lenin and Spain; Earl Browder and Bill Lawrence, Next Steps to Win the War in Spain; Joe Dallet, Letters from Spain; Jose Diaz, Lessons of the Spanish War; Georgi Dimitrov, Spain and the People's Front; Georgi Dimitrov, Spain's Year of War; Harry Gannes, How the Soviet Union Helps Spain; Harry Gannes, Soviets in Spain; Roy Hudson, True Americans; André Marty, Heroic Spain; Steve Nelson, The Volunteers; Joseph North, Why Spain Can Win; Harry Pollitt, Save Spain from Fascism; Harry Pollitt, Spain: What Next?; Georges Soria, Trotskyism in the Service of Franco; Joseph Starobin, The Life and Death of an American Hero: The Story of Dave Doran; Palmiro Togliatti, The Spanish Revolution; Black Americans in the Spanish People's War against Fascism; Catholics and the Civil War in Spain; Pasionaria; Spain Defends Democracy
462. 1 Spanish Republican government pamphlets, 1936- 1938. Includes Juan Negrin speeches; The Crime of Guernica; Intellectuals and the Spanish Military Rebellion; Italian Prisoners in Spain; Spain's War of Independence
340 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 462 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Spanish Civil War (contd.) Medical Bureau and North American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy issuances 2 General. Circulars, leaflets, flyers and bulletins, 1937-1939
1120.7 General (contd.)
462. 3 Pamphlets, 1936-1939. Includes Nancy Bedford-Jones, Students under Arms; Joseph Cadden, Spain 1936; Hubert C. Herring, Spain: Battleground of Democracy; Don Joseph, Shop Talk on Spain; American Democracy vs. the Spanish Hierarchy; Catholic Evidence on Spain; Catholics Speak for Spain; Children's Cities in Spain; Freemasons and Spain; From a Hospital in Spain: American Nurses Write 4 American Relief Ship for Spain. Circulars, leaflets, flyers and clippings, 1938. Includes report by Herman F. Reissig 5 American Rescue Ship Mission. Letters, leaflets, flyers, circulars and clippings, 1940-1956. Includes material on subsequent Spanish refugee relief efforts
1121.1 American Rescue Ship Mission (contd.)
168. 1 Miscellaneous pro-Spanish Republic issuances. Circulars, leaflets, flyers and bulletins, appealing for aid to the Spanish Republic and to Spanish refugees, 1937-1954
462. 6-7 Pro-Spanish Republic pamphlets, 1936-1940. Includes Rafael Alberti, A Spectre Is Haunting Europe; Manuel Aznar, The Alcazar Will Not Surrender!; Robert Blache, Spain's October; Henry Brinton, Christianity and Spain; H. R. G. Greaves and David Thomson, The Truth about Spain; Seumus McKee, I Was a Franco Soldier; Pierre Robert, Spain Calling!; Education in Republican Spain; How Mussolini Provoked the Spanish Civil War; How the German Fleet Shelled Almeria; A Negro Nurse in Republican Spain; Spain; Spain: Front Line of Democracy; Spain against the Invaders; The Struggle in Spain; Writers Take Sides
463. 1-2 Pro-Spanish Republic pamphlets (contd.) 3 Spain at War/Voice of Spain. Serial issues, 1938- 1939 4 Quintanilla, Luis, All the Brave (book of drawings). Printed copy, 1939
341 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 168. Subject File (contd.) Spanish Civil War (contd.) Left-wing pro-Spanish Republic issuances. Includes issuances of the Partido Obrero de Unificación Marxista, the Socialist Party of America, the Independent Labour Party of Great Britain, the Communist Party (Opposition), the Fourth International, and anarchist and libertarian socialist groups 2 General. Circulars, flyers and serial issues, 1937-1938. Includes "Why the Debs Column?"; issues of Spanish Revolution; deposition by Luís Araquistaín re Louis Fischer
463. 5-6 Pamphlets, 1936-1937. Includes Fenner Brockway, The Truth about Barcelona; M. Dashar, The Revolutionary Movement in Spain; William Krehm, Spain: Revolution and Counter-Revolution; John McGovern, Terror in Spain; Johan Matteo, Democracy or Revolution in Spain?; Felix Morrow, The Civil War in Spain; Rudolph Rocker, The Tragedy of Spain; Rudolph Rocker, The Truth about Spain; Augustin Souchy, Spain; Augustin Souchy, The Tragic Week in May; In Memoriam of Comrade Durruti
168. 3 Miscellaneous pro-Franco and anti-Communist issuances. Reports and notes of private anti- communist organizations, serial issues and printed miscellany, 1937-1939
464. 1 Pro-Franco pamphlets, 1936-1939. Includes Joseph B. Code, The Spanish War and Lying Propaganda; Edward Lodge Curran, Spain in Arms; Isidro Goma Tomas, Le cas de l'Espagne; Bernard Grimley, The Spanish Conflict; Marquis de Merry del Val, The Conflict in Spain; Herbert Wright, Memorandum in Support of the Retention of the Spanish Embargo; Assassination of Catholic Priests in the Diocese of Barcelona, Spain; Keep the Spanish Embargo!; Les sans-dieu en Espagne 2 Spain (pro-Franco magazine published in New York). Serial issues, 1939-1940
168. 4 American Security Council dossier. Notes and collected clippings re Abraham Lincoln Brigade, 1938-1975
1121.2-5 American Security Council dossier (contd.) 6 Sparrow. Serial issues, 1992-1993 464. Spartacist League 3 General. Pamphlets, internal bulletin, and miscellany, 1965-1989. Includes China’s Alliance with U.S. Imperialism; Stalinism and Trotskyism in Vietnam 342 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1122 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Spartacist League (contd.) 1 Spartacist. Serial issues, 1985-1991 2 Marxist Bulletin series, 1965-1968 3 Revolutionary Marxist Caucus (youth group) issuances. Letters, internal documents, position papers and serial issues (Revolutionary Marxist Caucus Newsletter), 1969-1971
464. 4 Spitz, Henry and Beatrice Spitz. U.S. Department of State dispatches, 1957 5 Spivak, John L. Letter and printed article, 1933-1935
1122.4 Spolansky, Jacob. Note, 1927 5 Sri Lanka. Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflet and printed article, 1942-1991. Includes Penelope Tremayne and Ian Geldard, Tamil Terrorism; A Short History of the Lanka Samasamaja Party; issues of: Student News; Voice of Women
168. 5 Sri Lanka (contd.)
1122.6 Stachel, Jack. Biographical and autobiographical data from Russian archives, 1932-1955 7 Stack, Loretta. U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Stack vs. Boyle re bail for Communist defendants, and clipping, 1951 8 Stage for Action (Organization). Memorandum, ca. 1946
464. Stalin, Joseph. See also Audiovisual File 6-7 Pamphlets by Stalin, 1924-1965. Includes Anarchism or Socialism?; Bolshevism: Some Questions Answered; Concerning Marxism in Linguistics; Dialectical and Historical Materialism; Economic Problems of Socialism in the U.S.S.R.; Foundations of Leninism; Lenin; Notes of a Delegate, and Class and Party; The October Revolution and the Tactics of the Russian Communists; On China; On Organization; The Road to Power; The Tasks of the Youth
465. 1-3 Pamphlets by Stalin (contd.)
1123.1 Pamphlets by Stalin (contd.) Speeches by Stalin 2 1925. Bolshevism: Some Questions Answered
465. 4 1931-1938. Includes The New Russian Policy; The Soviets and the Individual; The Stakhanov Movement in the Soviet Union
466. 1-2 1941-1945. Includes On the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union; The War of National Liberation 3 1946. Includes The Soviet Union and World Peace
343 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 466 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Stalin, Joseph (contd.) 4 Transcripts of interviews of Stalin, 1927-1951. Includes interviews with foreign workers' delegations (1927); Emil Ludwig (1931); Raymond Robins (1933); Walter Duranty (1933); H. G. Wells (1934); Roy Howard (1936); Elliott Roosevelt (1947)
1123.3 Transcripts of interviews of Stalin (contd.) Material about Stalin 4 General. Memoranda, printed articles, printed excerpts and clippings, 1943- 2003. Includes synopsis of and translation of excerpts from the book by Valentin M. Berezhkov, I Was Stalin's Interpreter; perestroika-era Soviet reassessments 466. 5 General (contd.)
1123.5 Bajanoff, B., “Stalin: The Mechanisms of Stalin’s Power: Whither Goes Stalin?” Holograph, undated 6 Tsarist spy controversy. Memoranda and printed article, 1956. Includes “Stalin: Agent tsarskoi Okhranki”; study by Martin K. Tytell
466. 6 70th birthday celebration, 1949. Includes speeches by A. Andreyev, Lavrentii Beria, Nikolai Bulganin, L. M. Kaganovich, Nikita Khrushchev, Georgii Malenkov, Anastas Mikoyan, Viacheslav Molotov, N. Shvernik and K. E. Voroshilov 7 Funeral, 1953. Includes speeches by Lavrentii Beria, Georgii Malenkov and Viacheslav Molotov
467. 1 Volkogonov, Dmitrii. U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service translations of series of articles by Volkogonov about Stalin, 1988-1989 2-4 Pamphlets, 1930-2001. Includes speech by Ramiz Alia (Albanian publication); Dyson Carter, Stalin’s Life; Chen Po-ta, Stalin and the Chinese Revolution; R. N. Coudenhove-Kalergi, Stalin & Co.; M. D. Kammari, The Development by J. V. Stalin of the Marxist-Leninist Theory of the National Question; Karl Radek, The Architect of Socialist Society; K. E. Voroshilov, Stalin and the Red Army; A. Y. Vyshinsky, Lenin and Stalin; A. Y. Vyshinsky, J. V. Stalin's Doctrine of the Socialist State; Iosif Stalin; Joseph Stalin: A Short Biography; The Life of Stalin: A Symposium; On the Question of Stalin (Chinese publication); Stalin; 344 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 467 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Stalin, Joseph (contd.) Material about Stalin (contd.) 2-4 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Stalin: For and Against (1990 Soviet publication); The Stalin Phenomenon (1988 Soviet publication); Stalin the Terrible
1123.7 Pamphlets (contd.)
1124.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Stamps. Soviet catalogs and miscellany, ca. 1963-2001
467. Stand, Kurt, Theresa Squillacote and James Clark 5 General. Espionage indictment, press releases, printed articles, Internet printout and open letters by Stand, 1997-2000
1124.4 General (contd.) 5 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation affidavit in support of indictment, 1997 6 Standart, George. Czechoslovak police dossier with English translation, ca. 1970 7 Stephenson, William. H. Montgomery Hyde, The Quiet Canadian: The Secret Service Story of Sir William Stephenson. Printed copy, 1962
168. Stern, Alfred K. and Martha Dodd Stern 6 General. Correspondence, press release, report, summaries of Czechoslovak police files and printed articles, 1939-1991. Includes printed copy of Martha Dodd Stern, Aus dem Fenster der Botschaft
1125.1 General (contd.) U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports 2 1949-1958
467. 6 1949-1958 (contd.)
468. 1 1960-1979 2 U.S. Department of State dispatches, 1957-1974
1125.3 Stewart, Lynne. Circular and printed articles, 2002
468. 3 Stewart, Maxwell S. Memorandum by Telford Taylor, 1951 4 Stewart, Robert. British intelligence reports, 1951- 1952
168. 7 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Bulletins and reports, 1982-1985. Includes Armaments or Disarmament?
1125.4 Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (contd.)
345 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 468. Subject File (contd.) 5 Stockwell, John R. Correspondence, biographical data and transcript of radio broadcast ("The Secret Wars of the CIA"), 1981-1992 6 Stone, I. F. Printed articles, printed excerpts, memoranda, circulars, Venona transcripts and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1941-2008. See also I. F. Stone's Weekly/Bi-Weekly
1125.5 Stone, I. F. (contd.) 6 Stone, Marc. Memorandum, undated 7 Straight, Michael. Printed articles, 1983 8 Strategic Arms Limitation Talks. Treaty text, studies and pamphlets, 1979-1982. Includes Amrom H. Katz, Verification and Salt; An Analysis of SALT II
168. 8 Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (contd.)
1125. Strategic Defense Initiative 9 General. Studies, circulars, printed articles and clippings, 1982-2000. Includes Michael Krepon, “Choices: A Study Guide for Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control”; Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances
1126.1 Benton, David C., “Soviet Campaign against the Strategic Defense Initiative: Strategy, Tactics, Themes, and Objectives.” Typescript, 1990 2-3 U.S. government issuances. Reports and memoranda, 1983-1991. Includes The Soviet Propaganda Campaign against the US Strategic Defense Initiative; The Soviet Space Challenge; Soviet Statements on SDI and ABM Issues; U.S. Information Agency internal documents 4-6 Soviet issuances. Pamphlets, study and press summaries, 1983-1988. Includes A. Arbatov, “Space Frontiers: Myths and Reality of ‘Star Wars’”; Gennadi Gerasimov, Keep Space Weapon- Free; G. Zhukov, Outer Space and Peace; SDI; “Star Wars”
1127.1-2 Pamphlets, 1982-1987. Includes Alun Chalfont, SDI: The Case for the Defence; Daniel Deudney, Space: The High Frontier in Perspective; Joyce E. Larson and William C. Bodie, The Intelligent Layperson’s Guide to “Star Wars”; Star Wars 3 Strong, Anna Louise. Circular, 1953 4 Student League for Human Rights. Serial issue (Renascence), 1962 5 Student League for Industrial Democracy. Pamphlets, brochure and convention proceedings, 1934-1935. Includes Joseph P. Lash, The Campus Strikes against War; Italian Intellectuals under Fascism
468. 7 Student League for Industrial Democracy (contd.)
346 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1127. Subject File (contd.) 6 Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Pamphlets, 1966. Includes Stokely Carmichael, Toward Black Revolution; Black Revolution Students for a Democratic Society 7-8 General. Internal documents, investigative files, organizational chart, contact list, serial issues, leaflets, pamphlets and clippings, 1962-2008. Includes transcript of interview of Mike Klonsky; Che Guevara, Man and Socialism; Tom Hayden, Revolution in Mississippi; The Bust Book; The Central Intelligence Agency; The Port Huron Statement; issues of: Campaigner; New Left Notes; Solidarity
468. 8 General (contd.)
1128. Chicago Police Department Intelligence Division reports 1 1967 2 1969 3 Texas Department of Public Safety Intelligence Section report on SDS National Council meeting (1969 : Austin)
1129.1-2 Illinois Crime Investigating Commission report, “The SDS Riots, October 8-11, 1969, Chicago, Illinois.” Typescript, 1970
468. 9 Studies on the Left. Serial issues, 1961-1962
1129.3 Sudan. Bulletin of the Sudanese Communist Party and press summaries, 1976-1993 4 Sudoplatov, Pavel. Printed articles and obituary, 1994- 1996
468. 10 Suriname. Bulletins of the Council for the Liberation of Suriname, pamphlet (Revolution and Counter- Revolution in Suriname) and press summaries, 1983- 1986
1130.1 Suriname (contd.) 2 Survey. Serial issue, 1965 3 Sutch, William Ball. New Zealand Security Intelligence Service report, 1974 4 Swarovski, Manfred. Legal brief in espionage case of United States vs. Swarovski, 1976 5-6 Sweden. Newsletters, printed articles, press summaries, pamphlets and circulars, 1971-2008. Includes Bertil Häggman, "Informing on Communist Crimes"; issue of “American War Resistor in Sweden”; Social Democratic Party of Sweden program; U.S. Information Agency internal documents; material on Soviet espionage and disinformation in Sweden and on assassination of Olof Palme 468. 11 Sweden (contd.) 12 Swiatlo, Jozef. U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memoranda, 1954-1963 347 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 468 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Switzerland 13 General. Pamphlets, reports and miscellany, 1945- 1992. Includes Peter Sager, “Fallstudie einer Diffamierung”; Jakob Leonhard, Als Gestapo- Agent im Dienste der Schweizerischen Gegenspionage; Die Schweiz im subversive Krieg; The Swiss Report
1130.7 General (contd.)
1131.1 Info Ch: Schweitzerischer politischer Informationsdienst. Serial issues, 1990-1996 2 Symbionese Liberation Army. Reports, pamphlets and clippings, 1974-2002. Includes wanted posters; Free the SLA; The Last SLA Statement; several U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports of interviews of Patricia Hearst
468. 14 Syndicalist League of North America. Pamphlet (Earl C. Ford and William Z. Foster, Syndicalism), undated 15 Syria. Memoranda, pamphlets and printed articles, 1966- 1994. Includes Moshe Ma’oz, Syria under Hafiz al- Assad; Labib Zuwiyya Yamak, The Syrian Social Nationalist Party: An Ideological Analysis; Ba’ath Arab Socialist Party statement; Israeli embassy memoranda
1131.3 Syria (contd.) 4 Szentzyorzyi, Andras (Andrew St. George). U.S. Senate Internal Security Committee memoranda, 1959-1965 5 TASS News Service. U.S. Department of State memoranda, list of American employees, and pamphlet, 1934-1988
468. 16 TASS News Service (contd.) 17 Taiwan. Pamphlets and leaflets, 1955-1968. Includes John B. Powell, Formosa: Fact and Fiction; Basic Facts about the KMT Regime on Taiwan and Its Illicit Activities in the U.S.
1131.6 Tajikistan. Report, 1995 7 Talbott, Strobe. U.S. Senate hearing transcripts, memoranda and printed articles, 1993-1994
469. Tamiment Library 1-3 Guide to radical pamphlet literature on microfilm, ca. 1970
470. 1 Guide to socialist collections on microfilm, 1979
169. 1-2 Tanaka (Giichi) Memorial. Pamphlets, printed articles, and letters, 1931-1996. Includes text of the memorial; Pan-Pacific Trade Union Secretariat minutes; printed articles in: China Critic; Communist International; Fourth International; Amerasia; translation of excerpt from Soviet intelligence history 1131.8 Tanaka (Giichi) Memorial (contd.) 348 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1131 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 9 Tanzania. Pamphlets, 1918-1973. Includes Frank Weston, The Black Slaves of Prussia; Zanzibar: Africa’s First Cuba; Tanganyika African National Union Party Guidelines Teachers. Mainly relates to issues of academic freedom and Communist influence in education 10 General. Letters, circulars, testimony, leaflets, flyers, printed articles, clippings and serial issues, 1930-1993. Includes testimony of Joan Haas; decision in U.S. Supreme Court case of Barenblatt vs. United States; New York City Board of Education bulletins; material by and about the Teachers Union and the WPA Teachers Union
1132.1 General (contd.)
470. 2 General (contd.)
1132.2 Dossiers (193 pages) on university professors with surnames M-N, ca. 1962 3 Dossiers on professors at Columbia University, Harvard University, the University of Chicago and Yale University, 1949-1950
470. 3-4 Teachers Union minutes, 1931-1933. Includes New York City Grievance Committee minutes relating to expulsion of Bertram D. Wolfe and other left-wing members of the Teachers Union 5 Jaffe (Louis) Case. Briefs and documentary materials regarding disciplinary charges against Louis Jaffe, New York City high school teacher, 1948 6 City College of New York. Serial issues (Teacher and Worker/Teacher Worker) issued by City College Communist Party Unit, 1935-1938 7 Columbia University. Newsletters issued by Columbia University Communist Party Unit, 1938
1132.4-5 New York Joint Legislative Committee to Investigate the Public Educational System (Rapp-Coudert Committee). Reports, 1941. Includes legal brief in case of Withrow et al. vs. Joint Legislative Committee; pamphlets critical of Committee reports
1133.1 Hunter College Case. Report of Trial Committee of the Board of Higher Education of the City of New York re charges against three Hunter College professors, 1954 2 Illinois Seditious Activities Investigation Commission. Transcript of proceedings in investigation of the University of Chicago and Roosevelt College, 1949. Includes related printed matter
349 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1133 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Teachers (contd.) California Senate Investigating Committee on Education. Reports 3 1947-1951 4 1952-1953 5 1956 6 1958
1134.1 DeWitt Clinton High School (New York) Case. Transcript of Department of Education of the City of New York trial of three teachers, 1917. Includes related pamphlets: Unpatriotic Teaching in Public Schools; Toward the New Education: The Case against Autocracy in Our Public Schools, 1918 2 Pamphlets, 1922-1971. Includes Nelson E. Hewitt, How "Red" Is the University of Chicago; David Lewit, Behind Department Walls; Morris U. Schappes, Letters from the Tombs; Samuel Sillen, Cold War in the Classroom; Academic Freedom and New York University: Academic Freedom in a Time of Crisis; Bias and Prejudice; Conformists, Informers or Free Teachers; The Case of Professor Edwin Berry Burgum; Academic Freedom "Redefined"; Facts in the Case against Professor William E. Knickerbocker; New York Schools Are Invaded; The Press on the Lusk Laws; Senator Coudert's Star Chamber; Teachers Fight for Freedom
471. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Technocracy. Pamphlets, ca. 1930-1933. Includes Sam Darcy, The Fallacy of Technocracy; William Z. Foster and Earl Browder, Technocracy and Marxism
1134.3 Tennessee Valley Authority. Letter, pamphlet (“Isms” or Realities) and clipping, ca. 1944-1945 4 Terminiello, Arthur. U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Terminiello vs. City of Chicago re freedom of speech, 1949
471. Terrorism 4-5 General. Studies, letters, writings, memoranda, reports, press releases, circulars, wanted notices and serial issues, 1972-2002. Includes Vincent Cannistraro, “Problems of International Terrorism”; Michael A. Ledeen testimony; Charles A. Russell and Bowman H. Miller, "Transnational Terrorism: Terrorist Tactics and Techniques"; J. Michael Waller, “International Terrorism: The Communist Connection Revisited”; issues of: Terror Update; Terroriciel; World Affairs
1134.5-6 General (contd.)
1135.1 General (contd.) 350 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1135 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Terrorism (contd.) 2 Agursky, Mikhail, “International Terrorism: The Soviet Connection: An Issue of Political Controversy and an Instrument of Power Politics.” Typescript, 1987 3 Conference on Terrorism and Other “Low Level” Operations (1985 : Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy). Conference papers and report 4 International Scientific Conference on Terrorism (1978 : Berlin). Contributions 5 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency studies, 1976- 1986. Includes “International and Transnational Terrorism: Diagnosis and Prognosis”; “Soviet Support for International Terrorism and Revolutionary Violence”; “The Soviet Bloc Role in International Terrorism and Revolutionary Violence”
1136.1 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency studies (contd.) 2-3 U.S. Congress hearing transcripts, bills, speeches and press releases, 1974-2003 4 U.S. Department of State reports and press releases, 1981-1993. Includes Patterns of Global Terrorism; Lethal Terrorist Actions against Americans U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation issuances 5 General. Statements and press releases, 1978-1988 6 FBI International Symposium on Terrorism (1978 : Quantico). Proceedings 7 U.S. National Commission on Terrorism. Report (“Countering the Changing Threat of International Terrorism”), 2000
1137.1 U.S. Vice President’s Task Force on Combatting Terrorism. Report, 1986 2 Miscellaneous U.S. government issuances. Reports and memoranda, 1980-1985 3 New York City Police Department Intelligence Division report (“Radicalization in the West: The Homegrown Threat”), 2007 4-5 Soviet issuances. Pamphlets and miscellany, 1982- 1992. Includes Andrei Grachev, In the Grip of Terror; Yevgeni Lugovoi and Nikolai Ilyin, Gambling on Fear; US State Terrorism 6-7 Printed articles, translations of printed articles, press summaries and clippings, 1976- 2005
1138.1 Printed articles, translations of printed articles, press summaries and clippings (contd.)
351 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1138 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Terrorism (contd.) 2-5 Pamphlets, 1967-2005. Includes Jillian Becker, The Soviet Connection: State Sponsorship of Terrorism; J. Bowyer Bell, Transnational Terror; Shlomi Elad and Ariel Merari, The Soviet Bloc and World Terrorism; Samuel T. Francis, The Soviet Strategy of Terror; Gil Green, Terrorism: Is It Revolutionary?; Randall J. Larsen, Our Own Worst Enemy; John F. Murphy, Legal Aspects of International Terrorism; Ivan Palchev, Terrorism in Action; Horrors of Napalm (Iraqi publication); Reagan's Freiheitskämpfer: Terrorism im US-Sold; Stop Terrorism!
471. 6 Pamphlets (contd.)
1139.1 Jacquard, Roland, Les dossiers secrets du terrorisme. Printed copy, 1985 2 Thailand. Bulletins, pamphlets and press summaries, 1978-1992. Includes issuances of the Committee for Coordinating Patriotic and Democratic Forces and of the People’s Plan for the 21st Century 3 Thatcher, M. W. Pamphlet (Ray P. Chase, A Story of Shocking Facts and of Abortive Efforts to Suppress Them), 1940 4 Theater. Announcements, programs, memoranda, clippings and miscellany, 1921-1989, mainly relating to Communist influence
169. 3 Theatre Arts Committee. Letter, serial issue (TAC) and pamphlets, 1939-1940. Includes Richard Hood, The Actors Present War; Louis Schaffer, Stalin's Fifth Column on Broadway
1139.5 Third World and Progressive People’s Coalition. Leaflet, ca. 1980s 6 Third World Foundation. Serial issue (Third World Quarterly), 1984 7 Third World Network Features. Printed articles and U.S. Information Agency dispatches, 1989-1990
471. 7 Third World News. Serial issue, 1982
169. 4 Thomas, Norman. Letter, 1953 5 Thompson, John B. Dossier, ca. 1954
1139.8 Thompson, Robert. Pamphlet (The Arlington Case), 1967
471. 8 Tibet. Pamphlet (Susan Warren, The Real Tibet), 1959
169. 6 Together for Peace NGO Conference (1986 : Geneva). Appeal, circulars, program and lists of participants 1139.9 Together for Peace NGO Conference (contd.)
1140.1 Tolstoy, Nikolai. Letter, circulars and clippings, 1989-1990 352 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 471. Subject File (contd.) 9 Townsend Plan. Pamphlet (Alexander Bittelman, The Townsend Plan), 1936
1140.2 Trachtenberg, Alexander. Printed article, 2004
471. Trade Union Educational League 10 General. Leaflets, flyers, serial issue (Labor Unity) and program, 1923-1929. Includes Communist Party, U.S.A. circular
1140.3 Pamphlets, 1923-1926. Includes Robert W. Dunn, Company Unions; Jay Fox, Amalgamation; A. Lozovskii, Lenin; A. Lozovskii, Lenin and the Trade Union Movement; Andres Nin, Struggle of the Trade Unions against Fascism; Mikhail Tomskii, The Russian Trade Unions in 1923
472. 1-3 Pamphlets by William Z. Foster, 1921-1928. Includes The Bankruptcy of the American Labor Movement; Organize the Unorganized; The Railroaders' Next Step; The Revolutionary Crisis of 1918-1921 in Germany, England, Italy and France; The Russian Revolution; Russian Workers and Workshops in 1926; Strike Strategy; Trade Unions in America (with James P. Cannon and Earl Browder); The Watson-Parker Law; Wrecking the Labor Banks
169. Trade Union Unity League. See also Oversize File 7 General. Flyers, leaflets, serial issue (Labor Unity), circulars, minutes, reports and other internal documents, 1929-1934
1140.4 General (contd.) 5 Pamphlets, 1929-1934. Includes William Z. Foster, Little Brothers of the Big Labor Fakers; William Z. Foster, Victorious Socialist Construction in the Soviet Union; Nathaniel Honig, The Trade Union Unity League Today; Problems of Strike Strategy; The Trade Union Unity League
472. 4 Pamphlets (contd.)
169. 8 Trade Unions International of Transport Workers. Serial issues (Transport Workers of the World) and information bulletin, 1989-1990
1140.6 Translation ambiguities. Memoranda and printed article, 1981-1983 7 Translation World Publishers. Memoranda, circulars and clippings, 1959-1962
472. 5 Travelers Club. Letter, memorandum and membership card, 1938-1940 6 Trends and Tides (edited by Louis Adamic). Serial issues, 1950 353 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1140. Subject File (contd.) 8 Trepper, Leopold. Circular, 1973
169. 9 Tresca, Carlo. Serial issue (Il martello), pamphlets and printed articles, 1930-1989. Includes Ezio Taddei, The Tresca Case; Who Killed Carlo Tresca?
1140.9 Tretiakov, Sergei. Printed articles, 1990
169. 10 Tri-Continental Information Center. Bulletins, 1968 11 Tricontinental News Service. Bulletins, 1973-1974
1140.10 Trilateral Commission. Report of Meeting (1988 : Tokyo) 11 Trilliser, Mikhail. Biographical data and printed article, 1926-1972 Trotsky, Leon and Trotskyism. See also Audiovisual File 12 General. Circulars, reports, serial issues, printed articles and miscellany, 1934-1999. Includes "Trotskyite Organizations and Communist Splinter Groups"; letter by Alexander Orlov and by Coyoacan Fund Committee; statement by Natalia Trotsky; report on Conference on Leon Trotsky (1999 : Moscow); issues of: The Alarm; International Youth Bulletin; Revolutionary History 169. 12 General (contd.)
472. 7 Pamphlets, 1927-1987. Includes James P. Cannon, To the Memory of the Old Man; Albert Goldman, The Assassination of Leon Trotsky; La plate- forme de l'opposition trotskiste
1140.13 Pamphlets (contd.)
472. 8 Speeches and writings by Trotsky, 1919-1940. Includes typescript communication from Russian archives; speech on eve of Communist International 4th Congress; "Trotsky Trounces Eastman"; printed excerpts; correspondence with U.S. House Committee on Un-American Activities
1141.1 Speeches and writings by Trotsky (contd.) 2-3 Pamphlets by Trotsky, 1918-1988. Includes Against Individual Terrorism; Arbeit, Disziplin und Ordnung werden die sozialistische Sowjet- Republik retten; Chapters from My Diary; Communism and Syndicalism; The Death Agony of Capitalism; Documents of the 1923 Opposition; From October to Brest Litovsk; Fascism; Gegen den Nationalkommunismus; Germany: The Key to the International Situation; I Stake My Life!; In Defense of the Russian Revolution; In Defense of the Soviet Union; The Kirov Assassination; Leon Sedoff; The Lesson of Spain; The Lessons of October 1917; Marxism in the United States; On the Jewish Question; On the Labor Party in the United States; The Only Road for Germany; A Paradise in this World;
354 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1141 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Trotsky, Leon and Trotskyism (contd.) 2-3 (contd.) Pamphlets by Trotsky (contd.) The Revolution in Spain; The Spanish Revolution in Danger!; Stalinism and Bolshevism; Stalinism and Trotskyism in the USA; The Strategy of the World Revolution; The Suppressed Testament of Lenin; Their Morals and Ours; The Turn in the Communist International and the German Situation; What Hitler Wants; What Is the Permanent Revolution?; Whither Europe?; World Unemployment and the Five Year Plan
473. 1-4 Pamphlets by Trotsky (contd.)
474. 1-2 Pamphlets by Trotsky (contd.) 3 Trotsky, Leon, What Next? Vital Questions for the German Proletariat. Printed copy and printed German edition, 1932 4 Trotsky, Leon, Die wirkliche Lage in Russland. Printed copy, 1928
1141.4 Biulleten’ oppozitsii. Serial issues, 1930-1940 5 American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky issuances. Pamphlet (John Dewey, Truth Is on the March), bulletins, circulars and press releases, 1937. Includes stenographic transcript of mass meeting held by the Committee in New York City and informant’s report on the meeting
474. 5 American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky issuances (contd.)
1141.6 Communist International internal reports on Trotskyist groups from Russian archives, 1937- 1938 7 Soviet publications. Pamphlets, bulletins and translations of printed article, 1925-1989. Includes Mikhail Basmanov, The Ultra-Left Side with the Warmongers; Mikhail Basmanov, Where Are Trotskyites Leading the Youth?; Sergei Ogurtsov, The True Face of Neo-Trotskyism; Boris Ponomarev, Trotskyism: A Weapon of Anti- Communism; A. I. Sobolev, Trotskyism: The Enemy of Revolution; Nikolai Vasetsky, Trotskyism Today; Grigorii Zinoviev et al., Leninism or Trotskyism; A. Y. Vyshinsky, Trotskyism in the Service of Fascism against Socialism and Peace; Akademia Nauk SSSR information bulletins
475. 1-2 Soviet publications (contd.)
355 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 475 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Trotsky, Leon and Trotskyism (contd.) 3-4 Communist Party, U.S.A. publications. Pamphlets, flyers and printed articles, 1928-1970. Includes R. F. Andrews, The Truth about Trotsky; Alexander Bittelman, Trotsky the Traitor; Earl Browder, Trotskyism against World Peace; William F. Dunne and Morris Childs, Permanent Counter-Revolution; Ernst Fischer, Murder at the Kemerovo Mines; Ernst Fischer, Trotsky Unmasked; Mauritz A. Hallgren, Why I Resigned from the Trotsky Defense Committee; P. Lang, Trotskyism and Fascism; George Morris, The Trotskyite Fifth Column in the Labor Movement; M. J. Olgin, Trotskyism: Counter- Revolution in Disguise; Herb Tank, Inside Job!; Bertram D. Wolfe, The Trotsky Opposition; Mike Zagarell, Trotskyism: The Inside; Labor Condemns Trotskyism; Where Is Trotsky Going?
1141.8 Communist Party, U.S.A. publications (contd.) 9 “Leon Trotsky, Dupe of the NKVD” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study). Printed copy, undated
1142.1 “American Trotskyist Museum” (lengthy study with no authorial attribution). Typescript, ca. 2000s
169. Truman, Harry S. and Truman Administration 13 General. Printed articles, clippings and printed excerpts, 1949-203
1142.2 General (contd.) 3 Correspondence, 1945-1950, mainly between the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Truman White House re Communist issues. Includes 1948 FBI report on the Communist Party, U.S.A. 4 “Leaks to Press Regarding Hopkins-Stalin Conversations in Moscow” (lengthy report to the White House presumbably by the FBI), 1945. Typescript 5 “United States Objectives and Programs for National Security” (U.S. National Security Council report NSC-68). Typescript, 1950 6 Kelly, John, “The CIA ‘Press’: How the CIA Zapped Truman.” Typescript, 1980
169. Trust, The 14 Translations of printed articles, 1950-1989
1142.7 Translations of printed articles (contd.) 8 The Trust. Printed copy, 1989, and revised version, 1990
475. 5 Harris, Stephen A., "The Trust: The Classic Example of Soviet Manipulation" (U.S. Naval Postgraduate School thesis). Typescript, 1985 356 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 476. Subject File (contd.) Trust, The (contd.) 1 Wraga, Richard, "The Trust." Typescript, 1955 2 "The Trust" (internal U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study). Typescript, 1969
1143.1-3 Compilation of transcribed source material, likely made by a U.S. government agency, arranged in numerical order, 1921-1972. Translations into English in many cases
1144.1 Compilation of transcribed source material (contd.) 2-3 Compilation of transcribed biographical data, likely made by a U.S. government agency, arranged in alphabetical order, undated. Synopses of information from cited sources
1145.1-4 Compilation of transcribed biographical data (contd.)
1146.1-3 Compilation of transcribed biographical data (contd.) 4 Tunisia. Speeches by Habib Bourguiba, 1960-1961
476. 3 Turkestan. Pamphlets and serial issue (Millij Türkistan), 1943-1964. Includes Johannes Benzing, Turkestan (German publication); Arin Engin, The Voice of Turkism from Behind the Iron Curtain 4 Turkey. Pamphlets, serial issues, press summaries and leaflets, 1959-1992. Includes Evgenia Kiranova, Black Book on the Militarist “Democracy” of Turkey; R. Yürükoglu, This Struggle Is the Struggle for the Future; leaflets issued in German by the Communist Party of Turkey, Marxist-Leninist (Bolshevik); issues of: Dayanisma; Turkish Students Association Newsletter
1146.5-6 Turkey (contd.) 7 Turner, Lillian. Memorandum, 1944
476. 5 Turrou, Leon G. (Tornoff). American Vigilant Intelligence Federation note, 1938
1146.8 Tytell, Martin K. Memorandum by Isaac Don Levine, ca. 1958
169. 15 USA-USSR Citizens' Dialogue. Circular and minutes, 1981-1982
1147.1 U.S.-China Peoples Friendship Association. Convention program, circulars, serial issues (China and US) and pamphlet (Remembering Koji Ariyoshi: An American GI in Yenan), 1972-1978 476. 6 U.S. Committee for Friendship with the German Democratic Republic. Newsletter, 1981
1147.2 U.S.-Cuba Health Exchange. Newsletter, 1973 357 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1147 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 3 U.S. Friends of Soviet People. Bulletin, 2000/2001
476. 7 U.S. Out of Central America (Organization). Serial issues (Central America Alert), 1984
170. U.S. Peace Council 1 General. Circulars, pamphlets, leaflets, flyers and clippings, 1972-1991. Includes Brian Alan Guerre, Who’s Responsible?; Geoffrey Jacques, To Save the Soul of America; Mark Solomon, Death Waltz to Armageddon: E. P. Thompson and the Peace Movement; reports about the U.S. Peace Council; issuances of predecessor Chicago Peace Council
1147.4 General (contd.)
476. 8 Founding Conference (1979 : Philadelphia). Agenda and resolutions 9 2nd National Conference (1981 : New York). Program, agenda and report 10 3rd National Conference (1983 : Chicago). Agenda, speech and informant's report 11 4th National Conference (1985 : New Haven). Program, agenda and Religious Circles documents
1147.5 5th National Conference (1987 : Detroit). Resolutions
170. 2 Bulletins and newsletters, 1979-1989. Includes issues of: Peace and Solidarity; Spotlight on the Americas 3 Pollack, Sandy (U.S. Peace Council leader). Obituaries and pamphlet re Pollack, 1985
1147.6 Pollack, Sandy (contd.) 7 USSR Illustrated Monthly. Circulars, 1956-1959 8 USSR-USA Friendship Society. Leaflets, 1983 9 U.S. Servicemen’s Fund. Newsletter, 1972 10 US-Soviet Workers Information Committee. Flyer, ca. 1991 11 US-USSR Bridges for Peace. Circulars, leaflets and newsletters, 1984-1989
170. 4 US-USSR Bridges for Peace (contd.)
476. 12 U.S./Vietnam Friendship Association. Newsletter, 1983
1147.12 Uganda. Pamphlet (Uganda National Congress and Africa Freedom Day) and list of Ugandan passports issued to Palestinians, 1959-1978
358 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 170. Subject File (contd.) Ukraine 5 General. Leaflets, flyers, circulars, press releases, reports, page proofs, press summaries and printed articles, 1929-2008. Includes Robert B. Cullen, “Ukraine, Ukrainian Minorities and United States Policy”; issuances of Ukrainian émigré groups; issuances of the Ukranian Peace Committee; material on post- Soviet Ukrainian politics
1147.13 General (contd.)
1148.1-2 General (contd.) 3 Communist Party of Ukraine and Ukrainian government decrees and internal decisions and memoranda from Ukrainian archives, 1945-1990
476. 13 Communist Party of Ukraine Central Committee 25th Assembly (1976). Proceedings
1148.4-5 Ukrainian secret police reports and memoranda from Ukrainian archives, 1921-1991
1149.1-2 Ukrainian secret police reports and memoranda (contd.) 3 “The Ukrainian Nationalist Movement” (U.S. Office of Strategic Services study). Typescript, 1946. Includes related U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report, 1947 4 Ukrainian Investigative Committee issuances, ca. 1987. Reports with extensive appendices relating to accused Ukrainian war criminals 5 Serial issues, 1939-2006. Includes issues of: Segodnia; Trident; Ukraine (Soviet publication); Ukrainian Bulletin; Ukrainian Echo; Ukrainian Review 476. 14 Serial issues (contd.)
477. 1-4 Pamphlets, 1923-1997. Includes Walter Dushnyck, Death and Devastation on the Curzon Line; Panas Fedenko, Ukraine: Her Struggle for Freedom; Nicholas L. Fr.-Chirovsky, Ukraine and the Second World War; Alexandre Choulguine, L’Ukraine contre Moscou; Volodomyr Janiw, The Battle of Kruty; Ivan Kandyba, Russian Unlawfulness in Ukraine; Lancelot Lawton, The Ukrainian Question; Myroslav Ivan Cardinal Lubachivsky, Was It Really Russia That Was Christianized in 988?; Isaak Mazepa, Der Bolschewismus und die russische Okkupation der Ukraine; Vasyl Markus, Religion and Nationalism in Soviet Ukraine after 1945; Lev Mydlowsky, Bolshevist Persecution of Religion and Church in Ukraine; Wiktor Polyszczuk, Legal and Political Assessment of the OUN and UPA; Stepan Ripetskyj, Ukrainian-Polish Diplomatic Struggle, 1918-1923;
359 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 477 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Ukraine (contd.) 1-4 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Crime of Moscow in Vynnytsia; The Curzon Line; Das Dritte Reich und die ukrainische Frage; The Freedom Manifesto (Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists publication); Die Hungersnot in der Ukraine; The Restoration of the Ukrainian State in World War II; Soviet Persecution of Religion in Ukraine; The Story of the Ukrainian Congress Committee in America; U.P.A.; Ukrainian Foreign Policy; Ukrainian Intellectuals in Shackles; Ukrainian Political Prisoners in the Soviet Union; Ukrainian Youth and Bolshevism
1149.6-7 Pamphlets (contd.)
1150.1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2-5 Soviet pamphlets, 1954-1987. Includes V. Cherednichenko, Collaborationists; Klim Dmitruk, Without a Homeland; Yaroslav Halan, Lest People Forget; Olexiy Kartunov, Yellow- Blue Anti-Semitism; Myron Matvijeiko, A Word to the Younger Generation; Yuri Melnichuk, Judas’s Breed; Yevhen Sheremet, Afraid of Justice: Who and Why?; Valery Styrkul, The Lackeys; Valery Styrkul, Up a Blind Alley; Nikolai N. Varvartsev, Ukrainian History in the Distorting Mirror of Sovietology; Advocates of Treason; Sowers of Hatred and Hostility; A Suicide Mission; Their True Face; Theses on the 300th Anniversary of the Reunion of the Ukraine with Russia (Communist Party of the Soviet Union document)
1151.1-2 Soviet pamphlets (contd.)
477. 5-6 Soviet pamphlets (contd.)
478. 1 Sluzby bezpieczenstwa Polski i Czechoslowacji wobec Ukraincow. Printed copy, 2005 2 Unemployed Councils. Constitution, pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, bulletins and serial issues, 1931-1935. Includes minutes of 3rd National Convention (1934 : Washington); Israel Amter, Why the Workers' Unemployment Insurance Bill?; Herbert Benjamin, How to Organize and Conduct United Action for the Right to Live; Herbert Benjamin, Shall It Be Hunger Doles or Unemployment Insurance?; Elizabeth Lawson, The Jobless Negro; Sadie Van Veen, Our Children Cry for Bread; Don't Take It Lying Down; Make the Democrats Keep their Promises; Poverty 'midst Riches, Why?; Why We March; issues of: Hunger Fighter; Chicago Hunger Fighter; Unemployed Worker
1151.3 Unemployed Councils (contd.)
360 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1151 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 4 Unemployment and relief. Pamphlets, serial issues, leaflets and flyers, 1924-1983. Includes Israel Amter, Youth and the Fight for Unemployment and Social Insurance; Earl Browder, Out of a Job; Earl Browder, Unemployment; Earl Browder, Unemployment Insurance; Osip Piatnitskii, Unemployment and the Tasks of the Communists; Art Shields, Unemployment; 50,000,000 Unemployed; Relief and Work Standards; 20,000,000 Unemployed; Unemployment Relief and Social Insurance; Unemployment Insurance and the A.F. of L.; issues of: National Unemployed Organizer; The Unemployed
170. 6 Unemployment and relief (contd.)
1151.5 Unification Church. Statement, circular, clipping and pamphlets, 1977-2001. Includes World Media Association circular; H. U. Helfer, Mun-Sekte; The Moonies: Politics of a Cult 6 Union of Concerned Scientists. Statement, circulars, pamphlets and leaflet, 1979-1983. Includes Paul Bennett, Strategic Surveillance; Anti-Satellite Weapons; No First Use
170. 7 Union of Concerned Scientists (contd.)
1151.7 Unitarians. Pamphlets, 1946-1947. Includes A. Powell Davies, Communist Dynamics and the Hope of Peace; Edward B. Wilcox, The Strange Case of Stephen Fritchman
478. 3 United Farmers League. Program and bylaws, 1934
1151.8 United May Day Committee. Reports, flyers, leaflets and pamphlets, 1939-1956. Includes Jane Filley, An American Holiday; May Day in the Atomic Age; findings of the U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board
170. 8 United May Day Committee (contd.) United Nations 9 General. Bulletins, letters, statements, speeches, appeals, printed articles, leaflets and press releases, 1945-1992
1152.1-2 General (contd.) 3 Conference on International Organization (1945 : San Francisco). Proceedings, list of delegates and Secretariat staff. speech by Viacheslav Molotov, U.S. Department of State report to the President, and pamphlet (Joseph Starobin, The San Francisco World Security Conference)
478. 4 Conference on International Organization (contd.)
361 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 478 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) United Nations (contd.) 5 Disarmament issues. Reports, bulletins, press releases, circulars, appeals, statements, speeches, conference proceedings, leaflets, flyers and serial issues, 1979-1992. Includes proceedings of Regional Conferences for the World Disarmament Campaign; issues of: Disarmament; Disarmament Times; issuances of the United Nations Special NGO Committee on Disarmament
1152.4-5 Disarmament issues (contd.)
1153.1-3 Disarmament issues (contd.) Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations in Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (CONGO) 4-5 Directories, 1980-1990
1154. Meeting materials. Minutes, proceedings, programs, resolutions, statements and press releases 1 1982 2 1984-1985 3 1986 4 1987 5 1988 6 1989 7 1990 8 1991 9 1992-1993 and miscellany
170. United Nations World. Serial issues 10 1947
171. 1-2 1948 3-4 1949 5-6 1950
172. 1-2 1951 3 1952 4 1953
1154.10 Dallin, Alexander, “The Soviet View of the United Nations.” Mimeograph, 1959
1155.1-2 Pamphlets, 1944-ca. 2000. Includes Cliff Kincaid, The Hijacking of American Foreign Policy: How the United Nations Subverts U.S. Interests; Juliana Geran Pilon and Ralph Kinney Bennett, The UN: Assessing Soviet Abuses; United Nations (U.S. General Accounting Office report); The United Nations Organisation Today (Soviet publication)
362 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1155 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 3 United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). Circulars, study, UNESCO issuances and miscellany, 1952-1992. Includes “L’UNESCO, une officine de culpabilisation”; U.S. National Commission for UNESCO issuances United States—Defenses. See also Strategic Defense Initiative; Armed Forces for material on Communist influence in the Armed Forces 4 General. Letters, circulars, serial issues, printed articles and clippings, 1970-2004 5 Pamphlets, 1940-1988. Includes Herbert I. London, Military Doctrine and the American Character 6 U.S. Department of Defense annual report to Congress, 1983
1156.1 U.S. Defense Science Board Task Force report on strategic communication, 2004 2 Miscellaneous U.S. Department of Defense issuances. Congressional testimony, serial issues and miscellany, 1958-1988 United States—Foreign policy 3-4 General. Speeches, statements, Congressional testimony and circulars, 1944-1988. Includes diary transcripts of unidentified Franklin D. Roosevelt administration official; draft study of U.S. foreign policy (first pages missing) 5 Newland, George, “A Study of Historical Perceptions concerning Allegations of Subversive Influence on the Far Eastern Policy of the United States Prior to 1949.” Processed, 1965 6 “Exhibits Documenting the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of Special Investigations Cooperation with Soviet/KGB Procurators.” Compilation submitted to Congress by S. Paul Zumbakis, 1984
1157.1 U.S. Commission on Integrated Long-Term Strategy report and working group papers, 1988 2 U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy report, 1989 3-4 Miscellaneous printed matter. Printed articles, bills, clippings and serial issues, 1956-2008 5-6 Pamphlets, 1947-2004. Includes Bonner Fellers, "Thought War" against the Kremlin; Frank Gregorsky, What’s the Matter with Democratic Foreign Policy?; Boris Marushkin, The American Tradition: What Remains? (Soviet publication); Robert Morris, Our Globe under Siege; Ronald Reagan, In Search of Peace with Freedom; S. Smith, Arms and Dollars: Roots of U.S. Foreign Policy (Soviet publication); Contacts with the Opposition: A Symposium
1158.1-4 Pamphlets (contd.) 478. 6 Pamphlets (contd.)
363 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 172. Subject File (contd.) United States—Intelligence services 5 General. Letters, reports, notes, speeches, broadcast transcripts and circulars, 1931-2004. Includes miscellaneous Military Intelligence Division, Office of Strategic Services and Federal Bureau of Investigation documents; Les Aspin, "The Intelligence Gap"; reports by and about critics of intelligence services; Cuban and East German documents re U.S. intelligence services; letters by Stansfield Turner; letter and speeches by William H. Webster
1158.5-6 General (contd.)
1159.1-3 Miscellaneous printed matter. Clippings, printed articles, serial issues and miscellany, 1956- 2004 4 Miscellaneous U.S. Central Intelligence Agency internal reports and memoranda, 1948-1981 5 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency public issuances. Psmphlets and reports, 1969-1985. Includes “Glossary of Intelligence Terms and Definitions”
172. 6 Military intelligence training documents, 1976
1160.1 “On Company Business.” Television broadcast transcript, 1980
478. 7 "Meeting the Espionage Challenge: A Review of the United States Counterintelligence and Security Programs" (U.S. Senate Select Committee on Intelligence report). Typescript, 1986 8 "American Cryptology during the Cold War, 1945- 1989" (redacted version of U.S. National Security Agency study). Printed copy, 1995
1160.2 “Interagency Collaboration Defeats Disinformation: The Peculiar Case of the Active Measures Working Group” (U.S. Information Agency study). Typescript, 2011 Studies in Intelligence. Redacted version of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency serial issues 3-4 1959
479. 1 1979 2 Neuberger, Gunter and Michael Opperskalski, "La CIA en Centroamérica y el Caribe." Typescript, 1987 3 Center for Intelligence Studies. Policy and procedures manual, 1991
1160.5 Friends of the F.B.I. issuances. Letter, circulars and newsletters, 1971-1972
364 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1160 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) United States—Intelligence services (contd.) Reform and regulation proposals 6-7 General. Letters, statements, circulars, press releases, speeches, testimony, clippings and printed articles, 1972- 2004. Includes material on Freedom of Information Act; issuances of: Coalition on Government Spying; Campaign to Stop Government Spying; Campaign for Political Rights
1161.1-2 General (contd.)
479. 4 General (contd.)
173. 1 American Bar Association issuances, 1979- 1985. Includes proposed intelligence charter, newsletters and conference proceedings of the Association's Standing Committee on Law and National Security
479. 5 American Civil Liberties Union report ("Controlling the FBI"). Typescript, 1978 6 Amnesty International report ("Proposal for a Commission of Inquiry into the Effect of Domestic Intelligence Activities on Criminal Trials in the United States of America"). Printed copy, 1981
1161.3 Bruemmer, Russell J., “The Role of Assassination in U.S. Foreign Policy.” Typescript, 1990 4-5 Center for National Security Studies issuances. Reports, memoranda, circulars, press releases and draft model legislation, 1974-1983. Includes “The CIA and the Freedom of Information Act”; “CIA’s Covert Operations vs. Human Rights”; "Comparison of Proposals for Reforming the Intelligence Agencies"; “National Security and Civil Liberties”; “Nuclear Power and Political Surveillance”; “Reagan’s Secret Wars”
173. 2 Center for National Security Studies issuances (contd.)
1161.6 DeGraffenreid, Kenneth, “Defeating the Hostile Intelligence Threat to American Security: Counterintelligence, Countermeasures and Security Reform.” Typescript, 1988
1162.1 District of Columbia Metropolitan Police Department. Report on operations of its Intelligence Division, 1975 365 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 479. Subject File (contd.) United States—Intelligence services (contd.) Reform and regulation proposals (contd.) 7 Falk, Richard A., "CIA Covert Operations and International Law." Typescript, undated
1162.2 Isenberg, David, “The Pitfalls of U.S. Covert Operations.” Typescript, 1989 3 Johnson, Loch, “Congress and the CIA: Monitoring the Dark Side of Government.” Typescript, 1979
479. 8 McGurn, William J., "The Intelligence Identities Protection Act: The CIA and the First Amendment" (academic thesis). Typescript, 1980
1162.4 Martin, David, “COINTELPRO: The FBI’s ‘Counterintelligence Program.’” Typescript, undated 5 Maryland State Senate Investigating Committee report on surveillance by law enforcement personnel within state, 1975 6 Schmitt, Gary, “Oversight: What For and How Effective?” Typescript, 1984
479. 9 Seattle municipal police intelligence ordinance. Press releases and Congressional testimony, 1979 10 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency issuances. Letters, memoranda, reports, affidavits and statements, 1974-2002. Includes comments on proposed Congressional legislation; interviews of Frank Carlucci; Robert Hopkins, “Warnings of Revolution” 1162. U.S. Congressional issuances 7 General. Letters, press releases, statements, and internal memoranda, 1961-1991 8 Staff reports, ca. 1974-1993. Includes Congressional Research Service reports
1163.1 Staff reports (contd.) 2-3 Hearing transcripts, statements and reports, 1976-2003
479. 11 House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct. Affidavits submitted in support of Daniel Schorr's constitutional right not to disclose the identity of his confidential news source, 1976
1163.4 Proposed legislation, 1972-2001 5 Congressional Record excerpts, 1978- 2001 366 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1164. Subject File (contd.) United States—Intelligence services (contd.) Reform and regulation proposals (contd.) U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Department of Justice issuances 1 General. Letters, press releases, testimony and memoranda, 1977-2002 2 Guidelines for domestic security investigations and use of informants, 1976-1983. Includes testimony by William H. Webster 3 Proposals to amend the Freedom of Information Act, 1979 4 U.S. Comptroller General reports on Federal Bureau of Investigation domestic intelligence operations, 1976-1977 5 U.S. Commission on the Intelligence Capabilities of the United States regarding Weapons of Mass Destruction report, 2005 6 U.S. judicial decisions, 1979-2002. Includes U.S. District Court and U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court rulings
1165.1-2 Miscellaneous U.S. government issuances. Letter, memoranda and drafts, 1975-2005. Includes executive orders, joint intelligence community issuances, and issuances of uncertain origin 3-5 Pamphlets, 1940-1997. Includes Adda B. Bozeman, Covert Action and Foreign Policy; Bob Edwards and Kenneth Dunne, A Study of a Master Spy: Allen Dulles; Fred Hirsch and Richard Fletcher, The CIA and the Labour Movement; N. N. Jakovlev, CIA contra UdSSR (East German publication); Young Hum Kim, The Central Intelligence Agency: Problems of Secrecy in a Democracy; Robert Parry, Lost History: Contras, Cocaine and Other Crimes; Gordon Stewart, The Cloak and Dollar War; Broken Seals; Die CIA in Westeuropa (East German publication); Covert Action in the 1990s; Defense Intelligence Lexicon; Doctor Kabbalah Studies the Telepathic C.I.A.; A Law to Control the FBI; Mind Control: The CIA's Secret Experiments; Oversight and Accountability of the U.S. Intelligence Agencies; The CIA's War against Cuba (Cuban publication); Hale Foundation publications
1166.1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
480. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.)
367 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 480 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) United States—Intelligence services (contd.) 4 Soviet pamphlets, 1963-1990. Includes Nikolai Brusnitsin, Openness and Espionage; Rustem Galiullin, The CIA in Asia; Igor Geevsky and Victor Smelov, Conspiracy to Stifle Dissent in America; Sergei Golyakov, Spy College at Chateau Pourtalet; Fyodor Sergeyev, Queen or Pawn?; Nikolai Yakovlev, CIA Target: The USSR; Caught in the Act; Once Again about the CIA; Le terrorisme international et la CIA; Who "Is Invading Others' Territory"
481. 1 Soviet pamphlets (contd.)
1166.4-5 Soviet pamphlets (contd.)
173. Counterspy/National Reporter. Serial issues 3 1973-1976 4 1978-1980
174. 1 1981-1982 2 1983-1984
481. 2 1985-1988
174. Covert Action Information Bulletin/Covert Action Quarterly. Serial issues 3 1978-1979 4 1980 5 1981 6 1982-1984
175. 1 1985-1986 2 1987-1989 3 1990-1991 4 1992-2001
481. First Principles (Center for National Security Studies publication). Serial issues 3 1975 4 1976 5 1977 6 1978 7 1979
1167.1 1980 2 1981 3 1982 4 1983 5 1985-1990 Geheim (West German publication). Serial issues 6 1987-1988 7 1989 8 1990-1992 9 1997-1999
368 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1168. Subject File (contd.) United States—Intelligence services (contd.) Geheim (contd.) 1 2002 2 Top Secret (English-language edition), 1988- 1992
482. 1 Organizing Notes (Campaign to Stop Government Spying/Campaign for Political Rights publication). Serial issues, 1977-1982
1168. Unclassified (Association of National Security Alumni publication). Serial issues 3 1990 4 1991-1992 United States—Politics and history 5-6 General. Circulars, leaflets, flyers, serial issues and miscellany, 1938-2008. Includes some 19th-century miscellany 482. 2-3 General (contd.)
1169.1-5 Pamphlets, 1904-2003. Includes V. F. Calverton, For Revolution; Michael Gold, Life of John Brown; John Hay and Elihu Root, The Republican Party; Jim Hughes, Uncle Sam: Super Cop; Derek Kartun, This Is America; Walter Lippmann, Notes on the Crisis; Wesley McCune, Ezra Taft Benson; Scott Nearing, "To Promote the General Welfare"; Konstantin Nikolayev, 200 Years of the US Constitution (Soviet publication); Leonard E. Read, Pattern for Revolt; Robert A. Rosenstone, Protest from the Right; Gerald B. Winrod, Communism and the Roosevelt Brain Trust; Assassination of American Presidents; Promise and Performance: The Administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt Reveals Itself; some 19th-century items
1170.1-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances. Pamphlets and printed article, 1933-1992. Includes Israel Amter, Industrial Slavery: Roosevelt's "New Deal"; Herbert Aptheker, Laureates of Imperialism; Herbert Aptheker, The Schlesinger Fraud; Earl Browder, Lincoln and the Communists; Sender Garlin, Is Dewey the Man?; Elizabeth Lawson, Lincoln’s Third Party; Elizabeth Lawson, Thaddeus Stevens; A. B. Magil, Battle for America, 1776-1861-1941; Joseph North, Washington and Lincoln; Lee Norton, War Elections, 1862-1864; Anna Rochester, The Populist Movement in the United States; Tim Wheeler, Bush’s “Rival” Ross Perot; Alden Whitman, Labor Parties, 1827-1834; The Constitution of the United States; The Heritage of Jefferson
482. 4-5 Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances (contd.) 369 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1170. Subject File (contd.) United States—Politics and history (contd.) 5 Affairs: Washington’s Weekly Review of National and International Events. Serial issues, 1936 (bound volume)
482. United States. Congress 6 General. Statements, studies and pamphlets, 1943- 1996. Includes Susan Webb Hammond, “Congress and the National Security Process”; Jeffrey W. Wright, “Soviet Designs on Congress”; Alan Barth, When Congress Investigates; Corliss Lamont, The Congressional Inquisition; Frank Ryhlick, Congress and You (Communist Party, U.S.A. publication); letter by Congressman Benjamin A. Gilman re confidentiality of Congressional documents; statements on standards of conduct for Congressmen
1171.1 General (contd.) 2 Rules of the House of Representatives, 1991 3 Congressional Record transcripts, 1970-1985
1172.1-3 Congressional Record transcripts (contd.) United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities 4 General. Letters, circulars, pamphlets, printed articles and miscellany, 1934-1995. Includes Kendrick Lee, Investigations of Un-Americanism; Suggested Standards for Determining Un-American Activities; material on critics of the Committee 5 Brest, Paul, “A Critical Study of the House Committee on Un-American Activities.” Typescript, 1962
1173.1-2 Judicial decisions and legal briefs in cases regarding the Committee, 1956-1968. Includes cases of Barenblatt vs. United States; Gojack vs. United States; Stamler vs. Willis; United States vs. Nixon; Watkins vs. United States 3 Index to Committee publications, 1955-1968
175. 5 United States. Congress. House. Special Committee to Investigate Communist Activities in the United States (Fish Committee). Printed articles and Congressional Record excerpts re forged evidence, 1930
482. 7 United States. Department of State. Memoranda, letter and printed matter, 1943-1988. Includes list of Far Eastern Division officers; dossiers of 108 Department of State employees named by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy as suspects; press guidance memoranda
1173.4 United States. Department of State (contd.)
370 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 482. Subject File (contd.) 8 United States. National Recovery Administration. Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets and flyer, 1933- 1935. Includes Earl Browder, What Every Worker Should Know about NRA; William F. Dunne, The Supreme Court’s Challenge to Labor; Gil Green, Youth Confronts the Blue Eagle; NRA from Within
1173.5 United States. National Security Council. Presidential statement on structure of Council, 1982 6 United States. National Youth Administration. Printed article, 1939 7 United States. Office of Price Administration. Memorandum and letter regarding Communist influence in Administration, 1941-1946
1174. United States. Office of Strategic Services 1 General. Letters, reports and Congressional hearing transcript, 1941-1945, relating to operations in Yugoslavia and to Communist influence within the OSS 2 Personnel files, 1942-1952, relating to invesigations of Communist influence within the OSS. Includes material on Thomas Babin, Jane Foster, Shuji Fujii, Virginia Gerson, Michael Jimenez, Julius Joseph, Duncan Lee, Carl Marzani, Helen Tenney, Lillian Traugott, Nathaniel Weyl, Donald Wheeler, Milton Wolff and George Wucinich 3 Peake, Hayden B., “Soviet Espionage and the Office of Strategic Services (OSS).” Typescript, 1986, and typescript of revised version, 1988 4 United States. Office of War Information. Letters, memoranda, pamphlets, personnel lists, dossiers of staff members and Congressional speeches, 1942-1943. Includes Toward New Horizons: The World beyond the War; Toward New Horizons: Proposals for a Free World; material on Communist influence within the OWI
483. 1 United States. Office of War Information (contd.) 2 United States. Supreme Court. Leaflets, reports, clipping and pamphlets, 1937-1991. Includes Clarence E. Manion, Cancer in the Constitution; Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen, Nine Old Men at the Crossroads; Congressional hearing report on limitation of appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court; Los Angeles County Counsel report on “Problem Created by Recent United States Supreme Court Cases Affecting the Communist Party and the Twenty Year Fight of the County of Los Angeles against Subversion and Communism”
1174.5 United States. Supreme Court (contd.)
483. 3 United States. Works Progress Administration. Pamphlets and printed article, 1936. Includes Herbert Benjamin, A Handbook for Project Workers; Terror against the People: The Story of the WPA Witch Hunt 371 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 483 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 4 United States Information Agency. Memoranda, letters, press releases, reports, serial issue (USIA World) and clippings, 1946-1994
1174.6 United States Information Agency (contd.)
175. 6 United States Institute of Peace. Serial issues (Peace Watch), flyer and printed reports, 1992-2007. Includes reports on Bosnia, Serbia, Nagorno-Karabakh and Central Asia
1175.1 United States Institute of Peace (contd.) 2 United States National Student Association. Leaflets, circulars and report, 1958-1971. Includes issuances of Students to Oppose Participation in the National Student Association (STOP-NSA)
483. 5 United States Penitentiary, Alcatraz. Inmate roster, 1934
1175.3 United Taxpayers Party. Circular, 1958
483. 6 United Workers Party of America. Manifesto, program and pamphlets, 1934. Includes Bolshevism or Communism: On the Question of a New Communist Party and the "Fourth" International; What Next for the American Workers?
1175.4 Unity Committee. Circular, ca. 1970
175. 7 Universal Military Training Program. Speech, circulars and pamphlets, 1946-1955. Includes Leo Cooper, Universal Military Training: Program for Peace or Weapon for War; Aaron Weissman, The Best Years of Their Lives; speech by Harry S. Truman; statement by American Youth for Democracy
1175.5 Urey, Harold C. Dossier, ca. 1946 6 Uruguay. Pamphlet (The Tupamaros: Urban Guerrilla Warfare in Uruguay), ca. 1970 7 Utopian Society. Communist Party, U.S.A. flyer, ca. 1930s 8 Uzbekistan. Constitution, pamphlet (What Has Made Uzbekistan an Advanced Socialist Republic), press summaries and serial issues (Soviet Uzbekistan), 1949-1991
175. 8 Valtin, Jan (Richard Krebs). Letters, clippings, press release and circular, 1941-1945
483. 7 Vanguard Group. Serial issues (Vanguard: A Libertarian Communist Journal), 1936-1938
372 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 175. Subject File (contd.) Vassiliev, Alexander. Translation of notes made by Vassiliev from Soviet intelligence service archives, 1994-1996, and used as research material for the books co-authored by Vassiliev, The Haunted Wood: Soviet Espionage in America: The Stalin Era (1999) and Spies: The Rise and Fall of the KGB in America (2009) 9 Odd pages
176. 1 Black notebook 2 White notebook #1 3 White notebook #2 4 White notebook #3 5 Yellow notebook #1 6 Yellow notebook #2
177. 1 Yellow notebook #3 2 Yellow notebook #4 3 Concordance to references in notebooks
1175.9 Internet printout about Vassiliev, 2009
177. Venceremos Brigade 4 General. Letters, circulars, itinerary of visit to Cuba, serial issues (Venceremos), membership and mailing lists, and other internal documents, 1969-1982. Includes "Venceremos Brigade Preparation Course"
1175.10 General (contd.) 11 Informant reports, 1970-1982
483. Venezuela 8 General. Pamphlets, printed articles and miscellany, 1958-2002. Includes Proof of the Communist Domination of Venezuela; Rafael Simon Urbina's Accusations of Pederasty Pursue Rómulo Betancourt; Rómulo Betancourt: Red Menace in America; What Is Happening in Venezuela?
1175.12 “Report on Venezuela” (John A. Clements Associates issuance). Processed, 1958
1176.1-2 “Report on Venezuela” (contd.)
177. Venona Project releases 5 Introductory history, guide and press releases, 1995 6 Historical Monographs 2-6, 1995-1997
178. 1 Venona: Soviet Espionage and the American Response, 1939-1957. Printed copy, 1996 2 Benson, Robert L., The Venona Story. Printed copy, 2001
1176.3 Code name identification key
373 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 178. Subject File (contd.) Venona Project releases Chronological index of released documents 3 1940-1943 4 1944 5 1945-1948
1176.4 Mask release index 5 Government Code and Cypher School release list 6 Message correlation tables
483. 9 First release transcripts, 1995
178. 6 Second release transcripts, ca. 1995
179. Third release transcripts, 1996 1 Volume 1 2 Volume 2 3 Volume 3 Fourth release transcripts, 1996 4 Volume 1 5 Volume 2
180. 1 Volume 3 2 Volume 4
483. Fifth release transcripts, 1996 10 Volume 1 11 Volume 2
484. 1 Volume 3 2 Volume 4 3 Volume 5 4 Volume 6
180. 3 Volume 7 Sixth release transcripts, 1997 4 Volume 1 5 Volume 2
484. Release transcripts from unidentified releases. Includes related British Mask and Iscot releases 5 1933 December-1934 January 6 1934 February 7 1934 March
485. 1 1934 April 2 1934 May 3 1934 June 4 1934 July 5 1934 August
486. 1-2 1934 September 3-4 1934 October 5 1934 November
374 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1177. Subject File (contd.) Venona Project releases (contd.) Release transcripts from unidentified releases (contd.) 1-2 1934 December 3-4 1935 January 5 1935 February
1178.1 1935 February (contd.) 2-3 1935 March 4-5 1935 April 6 1935 May
1179.1 1935 June 2-3 1935 July 4 1935 August 5 1935 September
1180.1 1935 September (contd.) 2-3 1935 October 4-5 1935 November 6 1935 December
1181.1 1935 December (contd.) 2-3 1936 January 4-5 1936 February
1182.1-2 1936 March 3-4 1936 April 5-6 1936 May
1183.1-2 1936 June 3-4 1936 July 5 1936 August
1184.1 1936 August (contd.) 2 1936 September 3-4 1936 October 5 1936 November
1185.1 1936 December 2 1937 January 3 1937 February-April 4 1940 5 1941 6 1942 7 1943 January-March 8 1943 April-May 9 1943 June 10 1943 July-August
1186.1 1943 September-October 2 1943 November-December 3 1944 January 4 1944 Febuary 5 1944 March
375 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1187. Subject File (contd.) Venona Project releases (contd.) Release transcripts from unidentified releases (contd.) 1 1944 April 2-3 1944 May 4 1944 June 5 1944 July
1188.1 1944 August 2 1944 September 3 1944 October 4-5 1944 November 6 1944 December 7 1945 January
1189.1 1945 February 2 1945 March 3 1945 April 4 1945 May-June 5 1945 July-December
487. 1 1946 2 1947 3 Undated and orphaned pages
181. 1 Venona-related U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation memoranda, ca. 1940s-1956, released in response to a Freedom of Information Act request re documents cited in the book by Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Secrecy: The American Experience
1189.6 Printed articles, conference papers and notes about Venona, 1995-2003. Includes Ralph Kinney Bennett and Herbert Romerstein, “Secrets of Venona”; John Earl Haynes, “New Evidence on Contested Ground”; John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr, “Venona and the Russian Archives” 7 Veritas et Armis (Organization). Internal documents, 1964 8 Veterans. Memoranda, circulars, pamphlets, serial issues and printed article, 1932-1993. Includes Ralph Friedman, “The Story of the National Encampment of Communist Veterans”; H. E. Briggs, New Deal for the Vets; Heroes Today, Tramps Tomorrow?; Veterans, Close Ranks: Fight for the Bonus; Who Ruptured Our Duck?; report of Veterans National Rank and File Convention (1934); Communist Party, U.S.A. National Veterans Committee internal documents; issues of: Journal of the Vietnam Veterans Institute; Vet Rank and File; Vets’ Voice
487. 4 Veterans (contd.)
1190.1 Vidali, Vittorio. Biographical data, notes, printed excerpts and obituary, 1955-1983
376 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 181. Subject File (contd.) Vienna Dialogue: International Conference for Disarmament and Detente 2 2nd Dialogue (1983 : Vienna). Proceedings and press summaries 3 3rd Dialogue (1985 : Vienna). Communiqués, reports, lists of delegates and press summaries. Includes speech by Jesse Jackson
1190.2 3rd Dialogue (contd.) 3 Viereck, George Sylvester. Dossier, circulars and clippings, 1942-1954 Vietnam 4 General. Letters, pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, circulars, clippings, printed articles and study, 1950-2002. Includes Wilfred Burchett, Ho Chi Minh: An Appreciation; S. R. Mohan Das, Ho Chi Minh: Nationalist or Soviet Agent?; Joseph Starobin, Viet-Nam Fights for Freedom; A Symposium on America's Stake in Vietnam; Bruce Elleman, "Sino-Soviet Relations and the February 1979 Sino-Vietnamese Conflict"
487. 5 General (contd.) 6-7 North Vietnamese issuances. Pamphlets, serial issues and press release, 1950-1991. Includes National Liberation Front of South Vietnam and post-unification Vietnamese issuances; Huang Nguyen, U.S. Aggressive Activities against Viet Nam; Nguyen Ngoc, The Village that Wouldn’t Die; Pham Van Dong, Twenty-five Years of National Struggle and Construction; Vo Nguyen Giap, Dien Bien Phu; Vo Nugyen Giap, People's War, People's Army; Achievements of the Vietnamese People's War of Resistance; Breaking Our Chains; History of the August Revolution; An Outline History of the Vietnam Workers Party; Personalities of the South Vietnam Liberation Movement; President Ho Chi Minh’s Testament; The Road to Happiness and Prosperity; Ten Years of Fighting and Building of the Vietnamese People's Army; Thirty Years of Struggle of the Party; Viet-Nam Fatherland Front; post-unification issues of Vietnam Courier
1190.5-7 North Vietnamese issuances (contd.)
1191.1 North Vietnamese issuances (contd.)
377 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1191 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Vietnam (contd.) 2-3 South Vietnamese pamphlets, 1956-1969. Includes Hoang Van Chi, The Case of the Last Viets; Tran Ich Quoc, The Fatherland Front: A Vietnamese Communist Tactic; Vu Thuoc, The Decline of Vietnamese Communism; Achievements of the Campaign of Denunciation of Communist Subversive Activities; The New Class in North Vietnam; Political Parties and Political Opposition in Viet Nam; The Problem of Reunification of Viet-Nam; Viet Nam and the Fight against Communism; Violations of the Geneva Agreements by the Viet-Minh Communists
488. 1 South Vietnamese pamphlets (contd.)
1191. Vietnam War. See also Audiovisual File 4 General. Memoranda, study, pamphlets, leaflets, clippings, printed articles and press summaries, 1962-1997. Includes memoranda by David Martin; Qiang Zhai, “Beijing and the Vietnam Peace Talks, 1965-68”; James C. Roberts, Missing in Action U.S. government issuances 5 General. Memorandum, pamphlet and Congressional report, 1965-1973. Includes U.S. Central Intelligence Agency memorandum, “Implications for Communist Conduct of the Congressional Restrictions on U.S. Military Activity in Indochina”; U.S. Department of State pamphlet, Aggression from the North 6 Davison, W. P., “Some Observations on Viet Cong Operations in the Villages” (Rand Corporation study). Processed, 1967 7 Hosmer, Stephen T., “Viet Cong Repression and Its Implications for the Future” (Rand Corporation study). Processed, 1970
1192.1 Le Gro, William E., Vietnam from Cease-Fire to Capitulation (U.S. Army Center of Military History study). Printed copy, 1981 2-3 Pike, Douglas, “The Viet-Cong Strategy of Terror” (U.S. Mission, Vietnam issuance). Processed, 1970 4 “Intelligence and the Vietnam Wars” (U.S. Defense Intelligence College compilation of documents). Processed, undated
378 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1192 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Vietnam War (contd.) Antiwar movement 5 General. Leaflets, flyers, circulars, serial issues, clippings, memoranda and printed excerpts, 1966-1973. Includes contact list of Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee; meeting summary of National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam; Medical Aid for Indochina circulars; Vietnamese Buddhist Peace Delegation circulars; issues of: Student Mobilizer; Tien Phong/Avant-Garde
181. 4 General (contd.)
1193.1 Halstead, Fred, “Out Now!” (serialized articles in Intercontinental Press), 1975-1976 2 Stockholm Conference on Vietnam issuances. Circulars, reports, speeches and bulletins, 1969-1973. Includes proceedings of World Conference on Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia (1970 : Stockholm); related issuances of antiwar groups in Sweden and Denmark 3 Viet Report. Serial issues, 1965-1968 4-5 Pamphlets, 1965-1974. Includes Herbert Aptheker, Mission to Hanoi; Betty Gannett, End the War in Vietnam!; Tom Hayden, Vietnam: The Struggle for Peace; Rae Murphy, Vietnam: Impressions of a People’s War; Hilda Vernon, Vietnam: The War and Its Background; Alan Winslow, Vietnam and the Decline of American Democracy; Bo Wirmark, The Buddhists in Vietnam; The Fort Hood Three; Free Speech for GIs; Ramparts Vietnam Primer; Verdict: The Judgment of the International War Crimes Tribunal Reports about the antiwar movement 6 General, 1968-1972. Includes U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports; U.S. House Committee on Internal Security exhibits; memorandum on Richard David Savage (Vietnam Veterans against the War)
1194.1 U.S. House Committee on Internal Security “Research Study of Subversive Involvement in the Origin, Leadership, and Activities of the New Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam and Its Predecessor Organizations.” Mimeograph, 1970
379 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1194 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Vietnam War (contd.) Antiwar movement (contd.) Reports about the antiwar movement (contd.) 2 U.S. House Committee on Internal Security Minority Report on “Communist Subversion in the ‘Peace’ Movement: The National Peace Action Coalition (NPAC), Peoples Coalition for Peace and Justice (PCPJ), and Predecessor Coalitions, 1965-1972.” Galleys, 1972 3 New York State Police report based on retrieved papers of Douglas F. Dowd, 1971 181. Psychological warfare 5 North Vietnamese and South Vietnamese National Liberation Front issuances aimed at South Vietnamese population and American troops. Pamphlets, leaflets and flyers, 1948-1971. Includes U.S. Information Service translations of and commentary on Vietnamese-language items 6 U.S. government issuances aimed at South Vietnamese population and North Vietnamese troops. Serial issues, leaflets and flyers, 1962-1965. Includes issues of Kien-Quoc; U.S. Information Service translations and commentary
488. 2 Chinese, Soviet and related pamphlets, 1963-1973. Includes Gerhard Grümmer, Herbicides in Vietnam (East German publication); Mao Zedong statement; Evgeny Markhinin, Peking and the Vietnam People’s Struggle (Soviet publication); Crime against Peace (Soviet publication); Johnson's Big Conspiracy Collapses (Chinese publication); The Stages of War and Duplicity (Soviet publication); Stop US Aggression in Indochina (Soviet publication); Viet Nam (Cuban publication)
1194.4-5 Chinese, Soviet and related pamphlets (contd.) 6 North Vietnamese issuances. Pamphlets, serial issues and propaganda cards, 1961-1972. Includes Hai Thu, North Viet Nam against U.S. Air Force; President Ho Chi Minh Answers L. B. Johnson; Huu Thai, Alert on the 17th Parallel; Le Duan, Forward under the Glorious Banner of the October Revolution; Le Duan, The Vietnamese Revolution; Nguyen Nghe, Facing the Skyhawks; Truong Son, A Bitter Dry Season for the Americans; Van Tien Dung, After Political Failure the U.S. Imperialists Are Facing Military Defeat in South Vietnam; Vo Nguyen Giap, National Liberation War in Viet Nam; Vo Nguyen Giap, Once again We Will Win; 380 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1194 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Vietnam War (contd.) 6 (contd.) North Vietnamese issuances (contd.) Vo Nguyen Giap, The South Vietnam People Will Win; Vo Nguyen Giap, Viet Nam People's War Has Defeated U.S. War of Destruction; American Crimes in Vietnam; Ap Bac; Chemical Warfare; A Crime against the Vietnamese People, Peace and Humanity; The Fire Blazes; From Khe Sanh to Chepone; A Great Victory; Indochina, 1971-1972; The Indochinese Peoples Will Win; Law 10-59; Neo-Colonialism and Global Strategy; Nguyen Van Troi as He Was; The Pentagon's Secrets and Half-Secrets; South Vietnam: Realities and Prospects; They Have Been in North Viet Nam; U.S. Biggest Operation Foiled; U.S. Neo- colonialism in South Viet Nam; U.S. War Crimes in North Viet Nam; Vietnamese Intellectuals against U.S. Aggression; The Voice of Justice; The Year 1968; issues of Solidarity with Vietnam
1195.1-5 North Vietnamese issuances (contd.)
1196.1 North Vietnamese issuances (contd.)
488. 3-5 North Vietnamese issuances (contd.)
489. 1-3 North Vietnamese issuances (contd.) International Trade Union Committee for Solidarity with the Workers and People of Vietnam 4 1st Conference (1963 : Hanoi). Proceedings 5 2nd Conference (1965 : Hanoi). Proceedings
1196.2 International Conference for Solidarity with the People of Vietnam against U.S. Imperialist Aggression and for the Defence of Peace (1964 : Hanoi). Proceedings
489. Vietnam Courier (English-language newspaper published in Hanoi). Serial issues 6 1965-1966
490. 1 1970 January-April 2 1970 May-August 3 1970 September-December 4 1971
1196.3 1972 4 1973 5 1974 6 1975
381 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 490. Subject File (contd.) Vietnam War (contd.) 5-6 National Liberation Front of South Vietnam issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets and bulletin, 1962-1974. Includes Tran Cong Tuong and Pham Thanh Vinh, The N.F.L.: Symbol of Independence, Democracy and Peace in South Viet Nam; Declaration of the First Congress of the South Vietnam National Front for Liberation; Heroes and Heroines of the Liberation Armed Forces of South Vietnam; In the Shadow of the American Embassy; Peoples of Indochinese Countries in League against U.S. Aggression; Profile of an Administration; U.S. Imperialists' "Burn All, Destroy All, Kill All" Policy in South Vietnam; The Way He Lived: The Story of Nguyen Van Troi; Ta Thi Kieu: An Heroic Girl of Bentre; We Will Win; issuances of the N.L.F. Mission in Cuba
1197.1 National Liberation Front of South Vietnam issuances (contd.)
490. South Viet Nam in Struggle (English-language newspaper of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam). Serial issues 7 1969 January-July 8 1969 August-December
491. 1 1970 January-September 2 1971 May-August 3 1971 September-December 4 1972 January-June 5 1972 July-December 6 1973 January-June
492. 1 1973 July-December 2 1974 January-June 3 1974 July-December 4 Sud Viet Nam en lutte (French-language newspaper of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam). Serial issues, 1972 5 South Vietnamese pamphlets, 1963-1974. Includes American Blood for Freedom or Tyranny? (Vietnam Democratic Party publication); The Bogus War of Liberation in South Vietnam; Communist Aggression against the Republic of Viet-Nam; Cry of the Innocents; Documents (collection of Buddhist communiqués); One Year of Communist Violations of the Paris Agreement; The So- Called "War of Liberation" in South Vietnam; Viet Cong Atrocities and Sabotage in South Vietnam; The Viet-Nam-Cambodia Border Issue before the U.N. Security Council
1197.2 South Vietnamese pamphlets (contd.)
382 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1197 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) 3 Vlasov movement. Studies, proclamations and pamphlets, 1941-ca. 1995. Includes “Russian Anti-Communist Forces in the German War” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study); George Fischer, “Soviet Defection in World War II”; Antonio J. Munoz, The Kaminski Brigade; “Vozhd’” i massy; Russkaia Osvoboditel’naia Armiia proclamation; Kazachii Vestnik issuances 4 Vocations for Social Change (Organization). Church League of America pamphlet, Clearinghouse for Traitors, 1972
181. 7 Voice of America. Radio broadcast transcripts, letter, memoranda and newsletter, 1967-1992. Includes broadcasts re anniversaries of end of World War II and of end of Vietnam War
1197.5 Volkogonov, Dmitrii. Biographical data, 1992 6 Volunteers for Peace (Organization). Letter, 1987
181. 8 W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America. Pamphlets, leaflets, convention report and serial issues (Insurgent), 1965-1968. Includes Bettina Aptheker, Columbia, Inc.; FSM: The Free Speech Movement at Berkeley; The Fire this Time; material about the Clubs
1197.7 W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America (contd.) 8 Wagenknecht, Alfred. U.S. Department of State report, 1935
493. 1 Wahl, David Ralph. Letter and U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1946-2008
1197.9 Waldheim, Kurt. Printed article and report, 1986 10 Walker, John Anthony, Jr. and Jerry Alfred Whitworth. Affidavits and grand jury indictment for espionage, memorandum, notes and clippings, 1985-1986
493. 2 Walker, John Anthony, Jr. and Jerry Alfred Whitworth (contd.)
182. 1 Wallace, Henry A. Letters, pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, speeches, clippings and reports, 1933-1950. Includes Tribute to Russia by Wallace; Century of the Common Man by Wallace; Our Job in the Pacific by Wallace; The Fight for Peace by Wallace; Ten Extra Years by Wallace; Why I Choose to Run by Wallace; Facts to Fight with for Wallace and the New Party. See also Progressive Party (second) 1197.11 Wallace, Henry A. (contd.)
1198.1 Wallach, Erica. Transcript of testimony, 1957 2 Wallenberg, Raoul. Simon Wiesenthal Center report (The Lost Hero of the Holocaust: Raoul Wallenberg), U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study, printed articles and clippings, 1985-2000 493. 3 Wallenberg, Raoul (contd.)
383 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1198. Subject File (contd.) War criminals, Japanese. Transcripts of International Military Tribunal for the Far East hearings and analyses of evidence 3 1945 December-1946 January 4-5 1946 February
1199.1 1946 March 2-3 1946 April 4 1946 May
1200.1-2 1946 May (contd.) 3-4 1946 June
1201.1-2 1946 June (contd.) 3-4 1946 July
1202.1 1946 July (contd.) 2 1946 August 3 1946 September 4 1946 October 5 1946 November
1203.1 1946 December 2 1947 January-March 3 1947 April-May 4 1947 June-July 5 1947 August-September 6 1947 October
1204.1 1947 November-December 2 1948
182. War criminals, Nazi 2 General. Memoranda, letters, press releases, television broadcast transcript, circulars and printed articles, 1945-2003. Includes Soviet judicial documents; Belorusian-American and Lithuanian-American issuances
1204.3 General (contd.) 4 “Widespread Conspiracy to Obstruct Probes of Alleged Nazi War Criminals Not Supported by Available Evidence” (U.S. Comptroller General report to Congress). Processed, 1978 5 U.S. and Allied Wartime and Postwar Relations and Negotiations with Argentina, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey on Looted Gold and German External Assets and U.S. Concerns about the Fate of the Wartime Ustasha Treasury (U.S. Department of State report). Printed copy, 1998 6 Miscellaneous U.S. government documents. Statements, memoranda, letters, telegrams and reports, 1945-1982. Includes “The Holocaust Revisited” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report)
384 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1205. Subject File (contd.) War criminals, Nazi (contd.) 1 Zumbakis, S. Paul, “Soviet Evidence in North American Courts.” Processed, 1986 2 “Soviet Psy-Op or Orwellian Nightmare?” (Ukrainian Investigative Committee compilation), ca. 1988 3-4 Pamphlets, 1944-1998. Includes Charles R. Allen, Jr., Nazi War Criminals Among Us; Der Eichmann- Prozess in der deutschen öffentlichen Meinung; Failure at Nuremberg; Konzentrationslager Buchenwald 1937-1945: Speziallager Nr. 2; Les Nazis en guerre contre l'église catholique; What Shall Be Done with the War Criminals?; Report of an Investigation into the War Crimes of Theodor Oberländer; KZ: Bildbericht aus fünf Konzentrationslagern; portion of Nuremberg War Crime Trial proceedings
493. 4 Pamphlets (contd.) 5 Aziz, Philippe, Les criminels de guerre. Printed copy, 1974
1205.5 Justice at Nuernberg (pictorial publication). Printed copy, 1946 6 Soviet pamphlets, 1942-1989. Includes Rudolf Kolchanov, In the Labyrinths of Revenge- Seekers; Vladimir Molchanov, L'adresse des assassins est connue; Vladimir Molchanov, There Shall Be Retribution; Viacheslav Molotov statements; Mikhail Savitski, Lichby na sertsy; New Soviet Documents on Nazi Atrocities; Responsbility for War Crimes and Crimes against Humanity; trial proceedings; International Conference on Prosecution of Nazi Criminals (1969 : Moscow) proceedings
494. 1-3 Soviet pamphlets (contd.) 4 War Resisters League. Circulars, leaflets, pamphlets and serial issues, 1956-1987. Includes The Complete Collection of Political Documents Ripped Off from the F.B.I. Office in Media, Pa., March 8, 1971 (special issue of WIN Magazine); Blockade the Bombmakers: Civil Disobedience Campaign Handbook
1206.1 War Resisters League (contd.)
494. 5 Ward, Harry F. Circulars and printed excerpts, 1946- 1964. Includes 90th birthday commemorative publication 6 Ware, Harold. Study (Lement Harris, "Harold M. Ware, 1890-1935: Agricultural Pioneer, U.S.A. and USSR"). Typescript, 1978 7 Waring, Dorothy. Correspondence, notes and clippings, 1934-1951. Assembled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation. Includes letters by Joseph P. Kamp and Gerald L. K. Smith
385 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1206. Subject File (contd.) Warsaw Treaty Organization 2 General. Statement, pamphlets and statistical digest, 1980-1990. Includes Valentin Alexandrov, The Warsaw Treaty and Peace in Europe 3 Conference (1948 : Warsaw). Declaration 4 Political Consultative Committee Meeting (1958 : Moscow). Proceedings 5 Political Consultative Committee Meeting (1976 : Bucharest). Declaration 6 Political Consultative Committee Meeting (1986 : Budapest). Proceedings 7 Political Consultative Committee Meeting (1988 : Warsaw). Proceedings 8 Committee of Ministers for Foreign Affairs Meeting (1988 : Budapest). Statement and communiqué 9 Political Consultative Committee Meeting (1989 : Bucharest). Proceedings 10-11 Warsaw Uprising, 1943. Printed articles and commemorative pamphlets, 1953-2008
182. 3 Warsaw Uprising, 1944. Pamphlets and guidebook to the Warsaw Rising Museum, 1945-2007. Includes Duchess of Atholl, The Tragedy of Warsaw; The Warsaw Rising: A Selection of Documents
1206.12 Warsaw Uprising, 1944 (contd.) 13 Washington Cooperative Bookshop. Memorandum, notes, circulars and clipping, 1942-1945
182. 4 Washington Peace Center. Newsletters, 1981-1988
1206.14 Washington Pension Union. Bulletins and U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings, 1956-1959
1207. Watergate Affair 1 General. Clippings and pamphlet (A Challenge to the Watergate Crimes), 1972-1984 2 U.S. Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities hearing transcripts, 1973 3 “Watergate: Its Implications for Responsible Government” (National Academy of Public Administration report to the U.S. Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities). Processed, 1974 4 Weather Underground. Communiqués, press releases, serial issues (Osawatomie), pamphlets and printed articles, 1970-2009. Includes U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, "Foreign Influence: Weather Underground Organization (WUO)"; “Outlaws of Amerika”: The Weather Underground
182. 5-6 Weather Underground (contd.)
183. 1 Weather Underground (contd.)
1208.1 Wechsler, James. Dossier, 1943 386 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 494. Subject File (contd.) 8 Week, The (newsletter edited by Claud Cockburn; published in London and after the onset of World War II in New York). Serial issues, 1938-1940
495. 1 Weintraub, Franz. British police reports, 1941-1942 2 Weisberg, Harold. Correspondence, Congressional testimony, notes, memoranda, circulars and clippings, 1940-1976, relating in part to the John F. Kennedy assassination
1208.2 Weisberg, Harold (contd.) 3 Weiss, Peter. New York State Police investigative file, 1967 4 Wellman, Saul Laurence. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation report, 1963 5 Werner, Ruth. Obituaries, 2000 Western Goals Foundation 6 General. Circulars, leaflets, clippings and annual report, 1979-1985. Includes legal brief in case of Alliance for Survival et al. vs. Western Goals Foundation; material on Larry McDonald 7 Western Goals Report. Serial issues, 1980-1984 8 Western Sahara. Newsletter and report (Répression dans les zones occupies de la République Arabe Sahraouie Démocratique et au sud du Maroc), 1980-1986 9 Wheeler, Burton K. Printed article, 1945 10 Wheeler, George Shaw. U.S. House Committee on Un- American Activities memorandum, ca. 1950
183. White, Harry Dexter. See also Audiovisual File 2 General. Studies, notes, printed articles and miscellany, 1945-2000. Includes James M. Boughton, “The Case against Harry Dexter White: Still Not Proven”; David Martin, “The Case of Harry Dexter White”; Venona transcripts; transcript of interview with Vitalii Pavlov
1208.11 U.S. Department of the Treasury documents. Memoranda by White and telephone conversation transcript, 1941-1943 12 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1946-1953 13 Pavlov, Vitalii, “The Time Has Come to Talk about Operation Snow” (translation of Russian journal article), 1995 14 Pavlov, Vitalii, “Operation ‘Snow’: A Half- Century in KGB Foreign Intelligence” (translation of Russian book), 1996
1209.1 Pavlov, Vitalii, “Operation ‘Snow’” (contd.) 2 Whitney, Charlotte. Pamphlet (Case of Charlotte A. Whitney), ca. 1925
387 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 183. Subject File (contd.) Williams, Robert F. 3-4 General. Clippings, printed articles and miscellany, 1960-1979. Includes wanted poster
495. 3 Crusader (newsletter published by Williams successively in Cuba and China). Serial issues, 1962-1969 4 Pamphlets, 1962-1968. Includes Listen, Brother! by Williams; Negroes with Guns by Williams; Conrad J. Lynn, Monroe, North Carolina: Turning Point in American History; Truman Nelson, People with Strength in Monroe, North Carolina
1209.3 Willkie, Wendell. Pamphlet (Carl H. Mote, Hurrah for Willkie! Hurrah for Revolution and Chaos!), ca. 1942
495. 5 Winchell, Walter. Correspondence and printed article excerpts by Winchell, 1942-1945
1209.4 Winston, Henry. Pamphlets, ca. 1960-1983. Includes Nikolai Mostovets, Henry Winston: Profile of a U.S. Communist (Soviet publication); Mike Newberry, The Cruel and Unusual Punishment of Henry Winston
495. 6 Wolfe, Bertram D. Correspondence, speeches and notes, ca. 1949-1955. Includes speeches and letters by Congressman Fred E. Busbey, correspondence of Busbey with Wolfe and others, Voice of America radio broadcast scripts by Wolfe, and U.S. Civil Service Commission interrogatory of Wolfe. See also Teachers/Teachers Union minutes
1209.5 Wolfe, Bertram D. (contd.) 6 Wolston, Ilya Elliott. U.S. Department of State memoranda and correspondence, 1947-1981
183. Women 5 General. Circulars, flyers, serial issues and printed articles, 1927-2000. Includes issues of: The Working Woman; Women on the March (both Communist Party, U.S.A. publications); Communist Party membership certification of Kate Gitlow; Women's Patriotic Conference on National Defense proceedings 6 Pamphlets, 1903-1981. Includes Hilda Browning, Women under Fascism and Communism; V. F. Calverton, Is Monogamy Desirable?; Adeline Champney, The Woman Question; Dorise Nielsen, New Worlds for Women; Charles Smith, Birth Control and Republican Prosperity; Sharon L. Wolchik, Ideology and Equality: The Status of Women in Eastern and Western Europe; Sharon L. Wolchik, Women and Politics in Comparative Perspective: Europe and the Soviet Union; They Gave their Lives for the Cause; Women at Work 388 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1209. Subject File (contd.) Women (contd.) 7 Pamphlets (contd.) 8 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets, 1928-1973. Includes Margaret Cowl, Women and Equality; Judy Edelman, Women on the Job; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Daughters of America; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Women Have a Date with Destiny; Kate Gitlow, Women in Politics; Gus Hall, Working-Class Approach to Women's Liberation; Grace Hutchins, Women and War; Grace Hutchins, Women Who Work; Dolores Ibarruri, The Women Want a People's Peace; Jenny Elizabeth Johnstone, Women in Steel; A. Landy, Marxism and the Woman Question; Eva Lapin, Mothers in Overalls; Betty Millard, Woman against Myth; Betty Millard, Women on Guard; Sasha Small, Heroines; American Working Women and the Class Struggle
495. 7-8 Communist Party, U.S.A. pamphlets (contd.)
184. 1 Women for Racial and Economic Equality. Serial issues (WREE-View) and circulars, 1982-1993 2 Women Strike for Peace. Bulletin, press releases, circulars and program, 1965-1986 Women's International Democratic Federation 3 Pamphlets and leaflets, 1952-1987. Includes N. Bereshnaja and J. Blinowa, Frauen im Kampf für den Frieden; For Their Rights as Mothers, Workers, Citizens; I Want to Live: Ban Atomic Weapons; Peace, Disarmament, Cooperation: The Objects of Our Struggle
495. 9 40th anniversary celebratory publications, 1985
184. 4 Newsletters, press releases and circulars, 1952- 1993 5 Seminar on Three Generations of Women in the Struggle for Peace, against Fascism (1984 : Warsaw). Proceedings 6 World Congress of Women (1953 : Copenhagen). Proceedings 7 World Congress of Women (1987 : Moscow). Proceedings, and circulars and delegate list relating to American participation
1209. Women of the Whole World. Serial issues 9 1955-1985
185. 1 1987-1988 2 1989-1990 Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 3 General. Pamphlets, circulars, leaflets and reports, 1980-1992. Includes Focus on Disarmament; The WILPF Story 4 Pax et Libertas. Serial issues, 1983-1992
389 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 185 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (contd.) Peace and Freedom (U.S. Section publication). Serial issues 5 1978-1981
1209.10 1982-1988
1210.1 Women’s Leadership Conference on US-Soviet Relations (1983 : Washington). Program
496. 1 Women's Peace Network. Serial issue (Madre Speaks), 1986
1210. Workers Alliance of America 2 General. Leaflets, flyers, clippings and notes, 1935-1941
496. 2 2nd National Convention (1936 : Washington). Proceedings 3 Pamphlets, 1937-1939. Includes Old-Age Security: $60 at 60 4 Workers Defense League. Circulars, pamphlets and conference summary, 1938-1957. Includes Winifred Raushenbush, Jobs without Creed or Color; Terror in Tampa
1210.3 Workers Defense League (contd.)
496. 5 Workers Defense Union. Program and pamphlet (Report upon the Illegal Practices of the United States Department of Justice), ca. 1918-1920 6 Workers' Educational Institute. Pamphlet (Harry Waton, Natural Dialectics of Proletarian Internationals and Parties and New Communist Manifesto), 1926
185. Workers International Relief. See also Audiovisual File 6 General. Letters, internal reports, constitution, program and bulletins, 1928-1933
496. 7-8 Circulars and press releases, 1926-1933 9 Leaflets, flyers and miscellany, ca. 1926-1933 10 Solidarity. Serial issues, 1929-1931 11 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1929-1933. Includes issues of: Internationale Arbeiterhilfe; Mahnruf; Workers Life
1210.4 Pamphlets, 1925-1934. Includes Harry Gannes, Kentucky Miners Fight; The Sonnenburg Torture Camp; The Work of the Workers' International Relief in the Union of Socialist Soviet Republics 5 Material about Workers International Relief. American Vigilant Intelligence Federation reports, and study (Richard Gyptner, “Über die Internationale Arbeiterhilfe und Münzenberg Apparat, 1933-1935”), 1930-1964 390 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 497. Subject File (contd.) 1 Workers League (first). Flyers, 1933 Workers League (second) 2 General. Internal bulletins and serial issue (Bulletin), ca. 1965-1977
1210.6-7 Pamphlets, 1968-1981. Includes Fred Mueller, Stalinism and Trotskyism in the USA; David North and Alex Steiner, The Fourth International and the Renegade Wohlforth; Simon Pirani, Trotskyism and Youth; Tim Wohlforth, The Struggle for Marxism in the United States; Tim Wohlforth, What Is Spartacist?; Angola; The Carleton Twelve; The FBI and Joseph Hansen; What Makes Wohlforth Run?
185. Workers Party/Independent Socialist League 7 General. Constitution and declaration of principles, internal bulletins, leaflets and flyers, 1942-1958. Includes issue of Young Socialist
1210.8 Pamphlets. Includes H. W. Benson, The Communist Party at the Crossroads; Harold Draper, Jim Crow in Los Angeles; Albert Goldman, The Question of Unity between the Workers Party and the Socialist Workers Party; Jack Ranger, Next, a Labor Party!; Max Shachtman, An Open Letter to Dean Acheson; New Perspectives for American Socialism
497. 3 New International. Serial issues, 1946-1958
1210.9 Workers Salvage Cooperative of New England. Circular, 1936
497. Workers Schools 4 General. Syllabi and announcements, 1930-1939. Includes Communist Party, U.S.A. internal documents re Workers Schools 5 Chicago. Course catalogs, syllabi, bulletin, letter, flyers, leaflets and circulars, 1929- 1950 6 Los Angeles. Course catalogs and flyers, 1934- 1943 New York City 7 General. Pamphlet (Bertram D. Wolfe, Our Heritage from 1776), serial issue (Advance), bulletins, announcements, circulars, flyers and leaflets, 1926-1941 1210. Course catalogs 10 1926-1933
1211.1 1934-1937 2 1938 3 1939-1940
498. 1-2 Syllabi, 1928-1939 391 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 499 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Workers Schools (contd.) 3 Washington State. Commencement annuals, 1927- 1928. Includes Red Dawn; Red Student Material about the Workers Schools 4 Reports and printed matter assembled by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation, 1928-1942 5 Clippings, 1927-1940, mainly from the Communist Party, U.S.A. press 6 Workers Socialist Party. Pamphlet (NRA: A Working Class Analysis), 1934 Workers World Party. Includes Center for United Labor Action and Youth against War and Fascism 7 General. Flyers, leaflets, press releases and serial issue (Liberation!), ca. 1965-2000
1211.4 Partisan. Serial issues, 1965-1968 5 Pamphlets, 1966-1973. Includes Vincent Copeland, The Blast Furnace Brothers; The Silent Slaughter
498. 8 Workmen's Circle. Announcements and press release, 1941-1987
185. 8 Workmen's Council of America. Statement and program, ca. 1918
1254.7 World Affairs Council of Northern California. Letter, 1956
498. 9 World Committee against War and Fascism. Reports, 1936- 1937 (from Russian archives)
1211.6 World Committee to Aid Victims of German Fascism. Informant’s report of public meeting held in Los Angeles, clippings and literature sold at meeting, 1934
185. 9 World Conference of Religious Workers for Saving the Sacred Gift of Life from Nuclear Catastrophe (1982 : Moscow). Proceedings, serial issue (One Church) and press summaries, 1982-1984
1211.7 World Conference on Religion and Peace. Letter, speech by Larry McDonald, and announcements for 4th World Assembly in Nairobi, 1982-1984 8 World Congress against War (1932 : Amsterdam). Circulars, flyers, report and manifesto, and clippings, 1932-1933. Includes minutes and reports, with translations, and letters relating to American participation, from Russian archives
186. 1 World Congress against War (contd.) 2 World Congress for International Women's Year (1975 : Berlin). Proceedings, 1975 3 World Congress for Peace. Circular and pamphlet (Die Voelker antworten: Ja!), 1936 392 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 186 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World Council of Churches 4 General. Circulars, bulletins, statements, reports and financial records, 1981-2000
1211.9 Pamphlets, 1980-1986. Includes Ans J. van der Bent, Christians and Communists; Armenia; Arms Race in Europe; El Salvador; Food, Work and Justice; Peace and Disarmament; Racism in Asia; Women under Racism
1212.1-3 Pamphlets (contd.) 4 Material about the World Council of Churches. Printed articles and Church League of America pamphlet (Bernard Smith, The Fraudulent Gospel: Politics and the World Council of Churches), 1977-1993
186. 5 World Disarmament Campaign. Newsletters, 1984-1985
498. 10 World Federalists. Letters, circulars, pamphlets, leaflets and newsletters, 1942-1989. Includes Disarmament Is Not Enough; The Menace of World Government; issue of World Citizen
1212.5 World Federalists (contd.) World Federation of Democratic Youth. See also World Youth and Student Festival; Audiovisual File 6 General. Circulars, statements, press releases, bulletins, flyers and leaflets, 1948-1993
1213.1-2 General (contd.) 186. 6 General (contd.)
498. 11 World Youth Conference (1945 : London). Proceedings, reports, resolutions and constitution
1213.3 International Conference of Working Youth (1948 : Warsaw). Proceedings 4 2nd Congress (1949 : Budapest). Proceedings 5 3rd World Youth Congress (1953 : Bucharest). Proceedings
186. 7 Council Meeting (1954 : Peking). Proceedings and pictorial booklet
1213.6 Council Meeting (1955 : Warsaw). Decisions
186. 8 Assembly (1959 : Prague). Proceedings
1213.7 International Seminar of Young Women (1964 : Prague). Proceedings
186. 9 Executive Committee Meeting (1964 : Budapest). Proceedings 10 Latin American Youth Solidarity Day Meeting (1964 : Santiago). Proceedings 393 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 187. Subject File (contd.) World Federation of Democratic Youth (contd.) 1 Executive Committee Meeting (1965 : Accra). Proceedings
1213.8 International Youth and Student Meeting on the Occasion of the 20th Anniversary of the Victory over Hitlerite Fascism (1965 : Berlin). Proceedings
187. 2 Executive Committee Meeting (1972 : Moscow). Proceedings 3 Executive Committee Meeting (1973 : Bucharest). Proceedings 4 International Youth Seminar on Solidarity with Greece (1974 : Düsseldorf). Proceedings
1213.9 11th World Assembly (1982 : Prague). List of constituent bodies and report 10 International Committee of Children’s and Adolescents’ Movements 6th Assembly (1982 : Prague). Report
187. 5 International Voluntary Service for Solidarity and Friendship of Youth 3rd General Conference (1982 : Prague). Proceedings 6 International Bureau for Youth Tourism and Exchanges 7th General Conference (1982 : Prague). Proceedings 7 Executive Committee Meeting (1984 : Havana). Proceedings 8 Regional Youth Meeting (1984 : Ulan Bator). Proceedings
1213.11 International Bureau for Youth Tourism and Exchanges Meeting (1984 : Prague). Report 12 Executive Committee Meeting (1985 : Berlin). Proceedings
187. 9 Executive Committee Meeting (1985 : Berlin) (contd.) 10 International Voluntary Service for Solidarity and Friendship of Youth 4th General Conference (1986 : Budapest). Proceedings 11 International Committee of Children's and Adolescents' Movements 7th Assembly (1986 : Budapest). Proceedings 12 Executive Committee Meeting (1987 : Pyongyang). Proceedings
1214.1 Executive Committee Meeting (1988 : Kiev). Proceedings
187. WFDY News. Serial issues 13 1959-1974 14 1981-1989
394 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 187 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World Federation of Democratic Youth (contd.) World Youth. Serial issues 15 1946-1947 16 1950
188. 1 1952-1953
1214.2 1954-1955 3 1957-1958 4 1959 5 1961-1967 6 1968-1969 7 1970-1972
1215.1 1973-1974 2 1983 3 1984 4 1985 5 1986 6 1987-1989 7 Molodezh’ mira. Russian edition, 1959-1962 8 Weltjugend. German edition, 1959 9 Pamphlets, 1949-1982. Includes The Activity of the World Federation of Democratic Youth, November 1945-August 1949; In the Land of Hiroshima; About Young Girls; The Voice of Joshua Nkomo; Nikolai Mikhailov, Enfants de tous les peuples; Nikolai Mikhailov, We Live to Bring Peace; For the Rights of Youth; Israeli War of Genocide; 25 années de la FMJD; WFDY in the Fight against the Arms Race in Asia and for the Indian Ocean as a Zone of Peace; World Youth in the Fight for Peace and Happiness
188. 2 Pamphlets (contd.) 3 Material about the World Federation of Democratic Youth. Reports and press summaries, 1948-1985. Includes U.S. Central Intelligence Agency report; American Unitarian Youth report; Communist Party, U.S.A. report
1215.10 Material about the World Federation of Democratic Youth (contd.)
188. World Federation of Scientific Workers 4 General. Pamphlets and statement, 1982-1988. Includes The World Federation of Scientific Workers; Nuclear Test Ban: Military, Political and Technical Aspects
1216. International Symposium on European Security and Non-Offensive Defence (1987 : Varna) 1 Proceedings and summary 2-3 Conference papers
188. 5 Scientific World. Serial issues, 1982-1991
395 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 498. Subject File (contd.) World Federation of Scientific Workers (contd.) 12 Material about the World Federation of Scientific Workers. Printed article, 1954
188. World Federation of Teachers' Unions 6 General. Circulars and bulletins, 1982-1988 Teachers of the World. Serial issues 7 1954-1987
1216.4 1988-1990 World Federation of Trade Unions. See also Audiovisual File 5 General. Press releases, statements, flyers, leaflets, bulletins, circulars, directories and constitutions, 1945-1993
189. 1 General (contd.) 2 World Trade Union Conference (1945 : London). Proceedings and report by Courtney Ward, American observer 3 1st Congress (1945 : Paris). Proceedings 4 2nd Congress (1949 : Milan). Proceedings
190. 1 2nd Congress (contd.)
1216.6 3rd Congress (1953 : Vienna). Proceedings 7 3rd International Trade Conference of Metal and Engineering Industries (1958 : Prague). Speech by Louis Saillant
1217.1 5th Congress (1961 : Moscow). Proceedings and speeches by Louis Saillant and Ibrahim Zakaria 2 International Consultative Conference on the Economic and Social Consequences of the European Economic Community and the Policy of the Monopolies (1962 : Leipzig). Report by Louis Saillant 3 6th Congress (1965 : Warsaw). Proceedings 4 Executive Committee Session (1966 : Nicosia). Proceedings 5 General Council Session (1966 : Sofia). Proceedings 6 General Council Session (1968 : Berlin). Proceedings 7 8th Congress (1973 : Varna). List of participants 8 International Trade Union Round Table (1980 : Sofia). Proceedings 9 10th Congress (1982 : Havana). Proceedings 10 General Council Session (1983 : Nicosia). Proceedings 11 Bureau Session (1984 : Paris). Proceedings 12 General Council Session (1984 : Sofia). Proceedings 13 Special Bureau Session on the 40th Anniversary of the Victory over Fascism (1985 : Balatonfüred). Proceedings
396 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1217 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World Federation of Trade Unions (contd.) 14 International Meeting of Trade Unions for Peace and Cooperation in Asia and Oceania (1985 : Ulan-Bator). Proceedings 15 11th Congress (1986 : Berlin). Proceedings 16 Conference on the Problems of Young Workers (1988 : Budapest). Proceedings 17 Conference on the Problems of Working Women (1989 : Sofia). Proceedings 18 Conference on Trade Unions, Rural Population and Food Self-Sufficiency in Africa (1989 : Accra). Conclusions 19 12th Congress (1990 : Moscow). Agenda, program, list of delegates, report, resolutions and bulletins
190. 2-3 12th Congress (contd.) World Trade Union Movement. Serial issues 4 1950-1956 5 1983
191. 1 1984 2 1985 3 1986 4-5 1987
1218.1-3 1988 4-6 1989
1219.1 1990 2 1991 Flashes from the Trade Unions. Serial issues 3 1983 4 1984 5 1985 6 1986
1220.1 1986 (contd.) 2-4 1987 5 1988
1221.1-2 1988 (contd.) 3-5 1989
1222.1 1990 2 1991-1992 3-4 Pamphlets, 1949-1987. Includes Vsevolod Mozhayev, WFTU; Henri Raynaud, The Fight for Social Security; Free Trade Unions Remain in the W.F.T.U.; Lebanon 82; Stop Fascism in Turkey!; Twenty Years under the Fascist Dictatorship of General Franco; WFTU Pays Homage to the Paris Commune; World Federation of Trade Unions, 1945-1985
397 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1222 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World Federation of Trade Unions (contd.) Material about the World Federation of Trade Unions 5-6 General. Memoranda, reports, speech and printed articles, 1945-1990. Includes Benjamin Mandel, “Evaluation of the World Trade Union Federation”; U.S. Office of Strategic Services memoranda re WFTU 1st Congress; report on 1946 WFTU conference with International Trade Secretariats; report on WFTU 9th Congress (1978); reports by U.S. Department of State, M.I.R. Foundation, and Albert Epstein of the American Federation of Labor
1223.1 “Continuity and Change: The World Federation of Trade Unions and International Labor Unity” (Free Trade Union Institute report). Processed, ca. 1987 2 Directories, 1958-1985 3 World Forum of Solidarity of Youth and Students in the Fight for National Independence and Liberation, for Peace (1964 : Moscow). Proceedings 4 World Forum of Youth and Students for Peace, Détente and Disarmament (1981 : Helsinki). Proceedings
192. World Peace Council. See also Audiovisual File 1 General. Statements, press releases, letters, circulars and printed miscellany, 1975-1991. Includes rules and regulations, and report of delegation to the United States
1223.5 General (contd.) 6 Compilation of resolutions and documents, 1949- 1955 7 Membership lists, 1970-1986
192. 2-3 Membership lists (contd.) 4 1st Congress (1949 : Paris). Proceedings, flyer, leaflet and report 5 2nd Congress (1950 : Warsaw). Proceedings, pictorial booklet, speeches, circulars and leaflets. Includes World Peace Appeal and associated bulletins
1224.1 2nd Congress (contd.)
192. 6 1st Session (1951 : Berlin). Proceedings 7 World Assembly for Peace (1955 : Helsinki). Proceedings 8 Colombo Sessions (1957 : Colombo). Bulletin 9 Congress for Disarmament and International Cooperation (1958 : Stockholm). Bulletin
1224.2 Presidential Committee Session (1962 : Stockholm). Communiqué 398 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 192. Subject File (contd.) World Peace Council (contd.) 10 World Assembly for Peace (1969 : Berlin). List of participants 498. 13 International Seminar on Fascism, Neo-Fascism and Neo-Nazism (1970 : Frankfurt). Proceedings
1224.3 World Assembly for Peace (1971 : Budapest). Proceedings
192. 11 International Meeting of Scientists and Public Figures on the Problem of Disarmament (1971 : Moscow). Communiqués and list of participants
1224.4 Commission on Racialism and Racial Discrimination Meeting (1972 : Brussels). Proceedings
192. 12 Presidential Committee Session (1972 : Santiago). Communiqué and list of participants
1224.5 Presidential Committee Meeting (1973 : Warsaw). Proceedings
192. 13 World Congress of Peace Forces (1973 : Moscow). Proceedings and preparatory documents
1224.6 Session (1974 : Sofia). Proceedings and press coverage 7 Presidential Committee Meeting (1974 : Paris). Proceedings
192. 14 Conference of Representatives of National Peace Movements (1974 : Prague). Resolutions 15 World Conference of Representatives of National Peace Movements (1975 : Leningrad). Proceedings
1224.8 International Conference against Fascism (1975 : Patna). Proceedings 9 World Assembly of Builders of Peace (1977 : Warsaw). Pictorial booklet
192. 16 Conference for a Just Settlement to the Middle East Crisis (1977 : Paris). Press coverage
1224.10 Bureau Meeting (1978 : Washington). Proceedings and press coverage 11 International Conference on the Mediterranean (1978 : Athens). Proceedings 12 World Conference for the Eradication of Racism and Racial Discrimination (1978 : Basel). Brochure 13 Human Rights Commission Session (1978 : San Jose). Proceedings 14 Special Session (1979 : Berlin). Proceedings and pictorial booklet 15 International Seminar on Non-Alignment and the Struggle for Peace, National Independence and Social Progress (1979 : Kingston). Proceedings 399 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1224 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World Peace Council (contd.) 16 Presidential Committee Session (1979 : Prague). Proceedings 17 International Conference of Solidarity with the Palestinian People (1979 : Basel). Proceedings 18 Bureau Special Session (1979 : Helsinki). Program of action for 1980
1225.1 Bureau Session (1980 : Addis Ababa). Proceedings 2 International Conference of Solidarity with the People of Kampuchea (1980 : Phnom Penh). Proceedings 3 World Parliament of the Peoples for Peace (1980 : Sofia). Preparatory materials, list of participants, and program of action for 1981
193. 1 Presidential Committee Session (1981 : Antananarivo). Proceedings 2 Presidential Committee Session (1981 : Havana). Speeches, reports, resolutions and lists of participants
1225.4 Bureau Meeting (1982 : Copenhagen). Proceedings and program of action for 1982 5 International Conference on Disarmament: The Peoples and the United Nations (1982 : Athens). Proceedings 6 International Seminar on Human Rights, Arms Build- up and World Peace (1982 : New Delhi). Proceedings
193. 3 Presidential Committee Session (1982 : Lisbon). Proceedings and program of action for 1983 4 International Forum on Peace in Southeast Asia (1983 : Phnom Penh). Proceedings
1225.7-8 World Assembly for Peace and Life, against Nuclear War (1983 : Prague). Proceedings, list of participants and press coverage 9 Bureau Meeting (1983 : Athens). Program of action for 1984
193. 5 Conference of Peace, Disarmament and Anti-War Movements in Europe and North America (1984 : Helsinki). Proceedings
1225.10 International Conference on Peace and Security in East Asia and the Pacific (1984 : Manila). Proceedings
193. 6 Presidential Committee Session (1985 : Moscow). Proceedings 7 Session (1986 : Sofia). Declaration, message and list of participants
400 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 193 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World Peace Council (contd.) 8 World Congress Devoted to the International Year of Peace (1986 : Copenhagen). Proceedings, peparatory bulletins and circulars, newsletters, list of participants, and press coverage
1225.11 World Congress Devoted to the International Year of Peace (contd.)
1226.1-2 World Congress Devoted to the International Year of Peace (contd.) 3 Bureau Meeting (1988 : Geneva). Proceedings 4 Session (1990 : Athens). List of participants 5 Executive Committee Meeting (1992 : Berlin). Report
193. 9 Executive Committee Meeting (1995 : Lisbon). Communiqué Bulletin of the World Council of Peace. Serial issues 10 1952-1956 11 1957-1965 12 Disarmament Forum. Serial issues, 1982-1984
1226. In Defence of Peace/Peace. Serial issues 6-7 1950
194. 1-2 1950 (contd.) 3 1951 4 International Mobilisation against Apartheid and for the Liberation of Southern Africa. Serial issues, 1982-1990 New Perspectives. Serial issues 5 1971-1982 6 1983-1985
499. 1 1987 2 1988 3 1989 4 1990 Peace Courier. Serial issues 5 1970-1979 6 1980-1983
500. 1 1984 2 1985 3 1986 4-5 1987 6 1988
1227.1-2 1989 195. 1 1990 2 1991-1993 3 Correo de la paz. Spanish edition, 1984
1227.3 Courrier de la paix. French edition, 1983 401 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 195. Subject File (contd.) World Peace Council (contd.) 4 Spotlight on South Africa. Serial issues, 1985
1227.4-5 Development and Peace. Serial issues, 1987 6 Sintesis informative. Serial issues, 1989
501. Peace News Bulletin. Serial issues 1 1988 2 1989 3 1990
195. 5-6 Pamphlets, 1951-1986. Includes The World Council of Peace and the United Nations; U.S. Bombing of Vietnamese Dikes Shocks the World; Gert Bastian, Nuclear War in Europe?; Nino Pasti, Euro-Missiles and the General Balance of NATO and Warsaw Pact Forces; Nino Pasti, Euromissiles and the Balance of Forces; Johannes Pakaslahti, Kekkonen and Peace; Steve Talbot, Leonard Peltier and the American Ethnocide; Bhagat Vats, The Kampuchea Holocaust and Its Aftermath; Jerzy Zdanowicz and Jan Kulig, Disarmament and Development; Ban the Neutron Bomb!; Chile Yes! Pinochet No!; Europe: A Time for Responsible Decisions; European Security and Co-operation; The Global Military Build-up Threatens All Humanity; Imperialist Military Collaboration with South Africa; Interventions and Nuclear Weapons a Deadly Connection; Star Wars or Star Peace; The U.S. Space Offensive: Road to Nuclear Annihilation; Die Wahrheit über den Weltfriedensrat; The Way to Peace in Indochina; The World Accuses; The World Peace Council: What It Is and What It Does
1227.7 Pamphlets (contd.)
1228.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.) Material about the World Peace Council 3-4 Typescript reports, dispatches, memoranda and letters, 1978-1990. Includes Herbert Romerstein, “The World Peace Council and Soviet ‘Active Measures’”; J. Michael Waller report on 1986 World Congress Devoted to the International Year of Peace; "Fronts and Satellites of the World Peace Council"; “The 1986 Reorganization of the World Peace Council”; report on 1983 World Assembly for Peace and Life
195. 7 Typescript reports, dispatches, memoranda and letters (contd.)
402 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 196. Subject File (contd.) World Peace Council (contd.) Material about the World Peace Council (contd.) 1 Printed reports, 1951-1990. Includes U.S. Department of State reports; M.I.R. Foundation report; Herbert Romerstein, The World Peace Council and Soviet "Active Measures"; Philip Spratt, The Communist Peace Appeal
1228.5 Printed reports (contd.) 6 Press summaries, printed articles and miscellany, 1949-1988
196. 2 Press summaries, printed articles and miscellany (contd.)
1229.1 World Socialist Party of the United States. Serial issue (Western Socialist), 1966
196. 3 World Tourists, Inc. Letters, brochures and pamphlets, 1931-1939, advertising travel and tours to the Soviet Union
1229.2 World Tourists, Inc. (contd.) 3 World Veterans Federation. Report on its 19th General Assembly (1989 : Manila) 4 World War I—General. Pamphlets, leaflet and serial issues, 1914-1974. Includes Scott Nearing, The Germs of War; Why England and Germany Went to War: "The White Papers" of England and Germany (New York Times publication); The American Socialists and the War (Rand School of Social Science publication); England on the Witness Stand; The First World War in Posters; The War Record of the Chicago Tribune (Henry Ford publication); issue of War? See also Audiovisual File; Oversize File
196. 4 World War I—General (contd.) 5-6 World War I—Pro-Allied publications. Pamphlets, serial issues and printed reports, 1914-1919. Includes E. F. Benson, Deutschland über Allah; Crawford Price, The Dawn of Armageddon; Arnold J. Toynbee, The Belgian Deportations; Austrian and German Papers Found in Possession of Mr. James F. J. Archibald; The Death of Edith Cavell; Grüsse an die Heimat: Briefe deutscher Kriegsgefangenen; The Horrors of Aleppo; In the Trail of the German Army; The Mails as a German War Weapon; The New German Empire; Their Crimes; report of the Committee on Alleged German Outrages; Committee on Public Information issuances; American, British, French and Russian governmental publications; New York City elementary school syllabus on the war; U.S. War Trade Board trading with the enemy lists; issue of National Labor Journal
1229.5-6 World War I—Pro-Allied publications (contd.)
403 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1229 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World War I—Pro-German publications 7 General. Pamphlets, serial issues and flyer, 1914-1917. Includes Houston Stewart Chamberlain, Ideal und Macht; Houston Stewart Chamberlain, Kriegsaussätze; Eduard Davis, Wer trägt die Schuld am Kriege?; James J. Curran, Baralong Atrocity; Bernhard Dernburg, Search- lights on the War; H. Frobenius, Germany's Hour of Destiny; Daniel Wallace, Revelations of an American Citizen in the British Army; Austria- Hungary and the War; The German White-Book; Truth about Germany; Austro-Hungarian and German governmental publications; issues of: Hamburger Fremdenblatt; Ostgalizische Feldzeitung 1230.1 General (contd.)
501. 4-6 General (contd.) 7 Fatherland (edited by George S. Viereck in New York City and "devoted to fair play for Germany and Austria"). Serial issues, 1914-1916
502. World War I—Psychological warfare 1 Leaflets issued by Allied and German governments and aimed at opposing troops, ca. 1917-1918. Includes translations of German-language items
1230.2 Lasswell, Harold D., Propaganda Technique in World War I. Printed copy, 1927 3 World War I—Intelligence operations. Batyushin, Major General, “Secret Military Intelligence and the Struggle against It” (translation of lectures). Processed, 1939
502. 2 World War I—Secret treaties. Pamphlets, 1918. Includes New York Evening Post and Union of Democratic Control editions of treaty texts 3-4 World War I—Postwar assessments. Pamphlets and printed article, 1920-1957. Includes George A. Drew, The Truth about the War; Erich Ludendorff, Weltkrieg droht auf deutschem Boden; C. M. Shumsky-Solomonov, Russia's Part in the World War; Clarence K. Streit, "Where Iron Is, There Is the Fatherland!"; William F. Wilmoth, The United States of America Was Betrayed into the World War; W. Ziegler, Pictorial Evidence on the Question of War-Guilt; Kriegsgefangene, 1914-18; Wilson at Versailles; pictorial booklets of war dead
1230.4-5 World War I—Postwar assessments (contd.) 6 World War II—General. Pamphlets, collectors’ catalogs, bibliographical references and miscellany, 1943-2008. Includes L'armistice; Deutsche Offizerie haben das Wort; Résurrection de Stalingrad; statement by Grand Mufti to Egyptian nation; Allied war aims statements; German surrender documents; peace treaty texts. See also Neutrality—United States; Soviet-German Nonaggression Pact; Audiovisual File 404 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1231. Subject File (contd.) 1 World War II—General (contd.)
502. 5 World War II—General (contd.)
197. World War II—German issuances 1-2 General. Proclamations, orders, dispatches, declarations, speeches, manuals, handbooks and miscellany, 1939-1945
1231.2 General (contd.)
502. 6-7 Hitler, Adolf. Speeches and proclamations, 1939- 1942
503. Documentary publications 1-3 Dokumente zur Vorgeschichte des Krieges. Printed copy, 1939. Includes abbreviated version and French translation
1231.3 Documents concerning the Last Phase of the German-Polish Crisis. Printed copy, 1939
503. 4 Dokumente zur englisch-französischen Politik der Kriegsausweitung. Printed copy, 1940 5 Polnische Dokumente zur Vorgeschichte des Krieges. Printed copy, 1940. Includes English-language version, The German White Paper
504. 1 Die Polnischen Greueltaten an den Volksdeutchen in Polen. Printed copy, 1940 2 Weitere Dokumente zur Kriegsausweitungspolitik der Westmächste. Printed copy, 1940 3 Dokumente zum Konflikt mit Jugoslawien und Griechenland. Printed copy, 1941 4 Die Geheimakten des französischen Generalstabes. Printed copy, 1941 5 Documenti sulle macchiniazione politiche della Russia. Printed copy, 1941 6 Amtliches Material zum Massenmord von Winniza. Printed copy, 1944 505. 1-2 Pamphlets, 1939-1944. Includes H. H. Ambrosius, Die Schlacht im Atlantik; Kurt Eggers, Die kriegerische Revolution; Hermann Frisch, The Second Hunger Blockade; Adolf Halfeld, The Case of the Athenia; Wolfgang Ispert, Roosevelts Angriff auf Europa; Walther Jantzen, Geopolitisches zur Weltlage; Wilhelm von Kries, Strategie und Taktik der englischen Kriegspropaganda; A. P. Laurie, Great Britain's Policy after Munich; Ernst Herbert Lehmann, Wie sie lügen; Robert Ley, Der Weg zum deutschen Sieg; Friedrich Stieve, Was die Welt nicht wollte; Begann der Krieg in U.S.A.?; Britain's Designs on Norway;
405 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 505 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World War II—German issuances (contd.) 1-2 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Die Grösste Sklaverei der Weltgeschichte; Kampferlebnisse aus dem Feldzug in Polen 1939; Polnische Blutschuld; Die Sowjet-Union; Das Sowjetparadies; Was uns bewegt; Wehr und Pflug im Osten
1231.4-6 Pamphlets (contd.) 1232.1 Pamphlets (contd.)
505. 3 Leixner, Leo, Von Lemberg bis Bordeaux: Fronterlebnisse eines Kriegsberichters. Printed copy, 1942 4 Occupation issuances. Pamphlets and serial issues in French, Dutch, Russian and Ukrainian, 1941- 1944
506. 1 Issuances to troops. Newspaper issues and bulletins, 1940-1945. Includes English translations of some items 2 Deutsche Erzieher. Serial issues, 1941-1943 3 Lustige Blätter (satirical journal published in Berlin). Serial issues, 1942
197. Facts in Review (publication of German Library of Information, New York City, distributed in the United States). Serial issues 3 1939 4-5 1940 6 1941 7 Miscellaneous serial issues, 1939-1944
506. World War II—Soviet issuances 4 General. Serial issues, U.S. Department of State translations of speeches and articles from the Soviet press, and miscellany, 1939-1945
1232.2 General (contd.) 3-4 Pamphlets, 1941-1945. Includes Ilya Ehrenburg, We Come as Judges; Ilya Ehrenburg, We Will Not Forget; N. Frenkel, Defence of Moscow; Dolores Ibarruri, Implacable War against Fascism!; V. Ivanov, The Youth of Heroic Leningrad; Valentin Katayev, Semyon Kotko; Evgenii Krieger, Battle on the Volga; Ilya Kuzin, Notes of a Guerrilla Fighter; B. Ponomarev, The Peoples of Europe versus Hitler; I. S. Prochko, Artillery: God of War; K. Simonov, Stalingrad Fights On; Wanda Wasilewska, The Rainbow; Friedrich Wolf, Concentration Camp Vernet; D. Zaslavsky, The Face of Hitler's Army; Fellow Students to Battle!; First Conference of German Prisoner- of-War Privates and Non-Commissioned Officers in the Soviet Union; The Heroic Defence of Sevastopol; In Defence of Civilization against Fascist Barbarism; Making Hitler Look Silly; Orel; A Protest against Fascist Vandalism;
406 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1232 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World War II—Soviet issuances (contd.) 3-4 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Ram Them!; Ratification of the Anglo-Soviet Treaty; The Second Anti-Fascist Meeting of the Soviet Youth; We Are Guerillas
506. 5 Pamphlets (contd.)
507. 1-3 Pamphlets (contd.) World War II—British issuances 4 General. Speeches, leaflets, bulletins and miscellany, 1940-1945. Includes Parliamentary reports on detention of Captain Archibald Ramsay, Member of Parliament, and on captured German documents 5 Pamphlets, 1939-1945. Includes E. G. Burroughs, Who's Who in the Red Army; Ian Hay, The Battle of Flanders; Hans Kahle, Under Stalin's Command; Jennie Lee, Our Ally Russia; Frank Maitland, The Red Army; Sir Robert Vansittart, Black Record: Germans Past and Present; Erich Weinert, Stalingrad Diary; Ark Royal; The German News Agency and the News; Hitler's Words and Hitler's Deeds; The Origins of the War; The Truth about this War (British Peoples Party publication); Youth against Hitler. Includes Canadian items
1232.5 Pamphlets (contd.)
1233.1 Pamphlets (contd.) World War II—U.S. issuances 2-4 General. Letters, leaflets, flyers, serial issues, clippings and miscellany, 1939-1945. Includes U.S. Supreme Court decision in case of Cramer vs. United States; ration book; air raid directives
507. 6 General (contd.) 7 Memoranda by President Franklin D. Roosevelt and high military officials re military aid to the Soviet Union, 1942-1945. Includes notes
508. 1 Office of Strategic Services and Military Intelligence Division reports re communism in Europe and China, 1945 2 Issuances to troops. Newspaper issues, bulletins and handbooks, 1941-1945
1233.5 Issuances to troops (contd.) 6 Military maps, 1944. Includes aviators’ cloth map
407 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 508. Subject File (contd.) World War II—U.S. issuances (contd.) 3 Pamphlets, 1940-1946. Includes Benjamin S. Adamowski, It Did Happen Here; John Boylan, Sequel to the Apocalypse; Vera Micheles Dean, Russia at War; William Donovan and Edgar Mowrer, Fifth Column Lessons for America; Dorothy Hutchinson, Must the Killing Go On?; A. R. Lerner and Herbert Poster, The Challenge of Hate; Agnes E. Meyer, America’s Home Front; Maxwell S. Stewart, After the War?; Michael Sayers and Albert E. Kahn, Sabotage!; Jeremiah Stokes, Remember Pearl Harbor; Axis-Controlled "Neutral" News Sources; The Axis in Defeat; Divide and Conquer; Tale of a City; accounts of various military campaigns
1234.1-4 Pamphlets (contd.)
1235.1 Pamphlets (contd.) 2 World War II in Pictures. Printed copy, 1945 3 Bound volume of graphic magazines, 1938-1940. Includes Hitler Doomed to Madness; Hitler and Stalin; Gagging the Dictators; Hitler Doomed to Die World War II—Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances, December 1941-1945 4 General. Leaflets, flyers and announcements, 1941-1943
508. 4 General (contd.) 5-7 Pamphlets, 1941-1945. Includes James S. Allen, World Cooperation and Postwar Prosperity; Alexander Bittelman, Jewish Unity for Victory; Fay Caller, In Freedom’s Cause; Sam Darcy, The Battle for Production; Eugene Dennis, The Elections and the Outlook for National Unity; Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Women in the War; James W. Ford, The War and the Negro People; Sender Garlin, The Real Rickenbacker; Dave Grant, Attack Now!; Roy Hudson, Post-War Jobs; Roy Hudson, Two Questions on Winning the War; Grace Hutchins, Japan Wars on the U.S.A.; Claudia Jones, Lift Every Voice for Victory!; Sergei Kournakoff, What Russia Did for Victory; Eva Lapin, Mothers in Overalls; Robert Minor, The Year of Great Decision, 1942; Louise Mitchell, Food Prices and Rationing; Joseph North, Labor Faces '44's Challenge; Anna Rochester, Farmers and the War; William Schneiderman, Everything for Unity and Victory; Mikhail Sholokhov, The Science of Hatred; Max Weiss, Youth for Victory in 1943; Peter Wieden, This Is Our Enemy; The Hour for Action Has Struck; Negroes and the National War Effort; Our Generation Is in Danger; The Red Army; Speed the Second Front
1235.5-6 Pamphlets (contd.) 408 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 509. Subject File (contd.) World War II—Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances, December 1941-1945 (contd.) 509. 1-2 Pamphlets by Earl Browder, 1942-1945. Includes America's Decisive Battle; Communists and National Unity; Economic Problems of the War and Peace; The Future of the Anglo-Soviet- American Coalition; Make 1943 the Decisive Year; On the Soviet Union; Policy for Victory; Production for Victory; The Road Ahead; Teheran: Our Path in War and Peace; Teheran and America; The Three-Power Conference in Moscow; Victory Must Be Won; Wage Policy in War Production 1236.1-2 Pamphlets by Earl Browder (contd.) 3 Pamphlets by William Z. Foster, 1942-1945. Includes The Coal Miners: Their Problems in War and Peace; From Defense to Attack; Labor and the War; The Second Front Now; Smash Hitler’s Spring Offensive Now!; Soviet Democracy and the War; The Soviet Trade Unions and Allied Labor Unity; The Trade Unions and the War; The U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R.
509. 3 Pamphlets by William Z. Foster (contd.) World War II—Psychological warfare 4 General. Reproductions of posters, leaflets and flyers from various countries, ca. 1939-1945. Includes some English translations
198. 1-2 German pamphlets, leaflets and flyers, ca. 1939- 1945, aimed at American and British troops and Western European populations. Includes La croisade de l'Europe contre le bolchevisme 3 German leaflets and flyers, ca. 1941-1945, aimed at Soviet and Polish troops. Includes false issues of Pravda; English translations of some items 4 Japanese pamphlets, leaflets and flyers, ca. 1941- 1945, aimed at American and British troops and Indian and Philippine populations. Includes issue of Nippon Times Weekly; speech by Benigno Aquino; English translations of some items 5 Soviet pamphlets, leaflets and flyers, ca. 1941- 1945, aimed at German troops. Includes English translations of some items 6 Allied (American and British) pamphlets, leaflets and flyers, ca. 1939-1945, aimed at German troops. Includes Allied reports on psychological warfare operations; English translations of some items
199. 1-2 Allied (American and British) pamphlets, leaflets and flyers aimed at German troops (contd.) 3 Allied (American and British) leaflets and flyers, ca. 1941-1945, aimed at Japanese troops and Asian populations. Includes English translations of some items 409 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1236. Subject File (contd.) World War II—Psychological warfare (contd.) Postwar studies and bibliographies 4 General. Catalogs, and printed articles and excerpts, 1954-1998
199. 4 A Complete Index of Allied Airborne Leaflets and Magazines, 1939-1945. Printed copy, 1945 5 Auckland, R. G., British "Black" Propaganda to Germany, 1941-1945. Printed copy, 1989 6 Auckland, R. G., German Aerial Propaganda Leaflets to Allied Troops and Italian Civilians and Soldiers in Italy, 1943- 1945. Printed copy, 1989
509. 5 Buchbender, Ortwin, Das Tönende Erz: Deutsche Propaganda gegen die Rote Armee im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Printed copy, 1978 6 Buchbender, Ortwin and Horst Schuh, Heil Beil! Flugblattpropaganda im Zweiten Weltkrieg. Printed copy, 1974
199. 7 Erdmann, James M., "Leaflet Operations in the Second World War." Typescript, 1969
200. 1 Kirchner, Klaus, Flugblätter: Psychologische Kriegsführung im Zweiten Weltkrieg in Europa. Printed copy, 1974 2 Kirchner, Klaus, Handbuch der Flugblattkunde/Handbook of Leaflets. Volume I. Printed copies of 1st and 2nd editions, 2001 and 2002 3 Kirchner, Klaus, Postcards Produced by the Soviets for Aerial Dissemination in the Second World War. Printed copy, 1994 4 Oakland, R., Leaflets Disseminated by Artillery Shell. Printed copy, 1996 5 Rendell, Kenneth W., With Weapons and Wits: Propaganda and Psychological Warfare in World War II. Printed copy, 1991
510. 1 Kriegspropaganda, 1939-1941: Geheime Ministerkonferenzen im Reichspropagandaministerium. Printed copy, 1966
1236. World War II—Intelligence operations 5-6 Nord, Pierre, “My Comrades Are Dead,” Volume II (U.S. Army translation of “Mes camarades sont morts”). Typescript, 1963 7 “Study of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Activities on the Eastern Front and in Adjacent Areas during WWII” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study). Typescript, 1964
410 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1237. Subject File (contd.) 1 World War II—Refugees. U.S. War Refugee Board correspondence, 1939-1945, relating especially to Jewish refugees in Poland
510. World War II—Postwar assessments 2-3 General. Studies and printed articles, 1946-2009. Includes Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, “The Myth Exposed”; “General George S. Patton and the Western Way of War”; anonymous untitled study; U.S. Strategic Bombing Survey report; drafts for Voice of America publications commemorating 40th anniversary of end of World War II
1237.2-3 Pamphlets, 1946-1990. Includes George Racey Jordan, From Major Jordan’s Diaries; Walter Weidauer, Inferno Dresden; Gemeinwaffen im Kohnstein; British Communist Party History Group publications; accounts of specific campaigns 4 Plievier, Theodor, Stalingrad. Printed copy, 1947
1238.1 Squires, Richard, Auf dem Kriegspfad: Aufzeichnungen eines englischen Offiziers. Printed copy, 1951
511. 1 Weidinger, Otto, Das Reich: The 2. SS-Panzer- Division "Das Reich": The History of the Original Division of the Waffen-SS. Volume III. Printed copy, 2002
1238.2 Duell mit der Abwehr: Dokumentarische Skizzen über die Tschekisten der Leningrader Front, 1941 bis 1945 (East German publication). Printed copy, 1971 3 The War in Eastern Europe, June 1941 to May 1945 (U.S. Military Academy publication). Printed copy, 1949 World War II—Soviet postwar assessments 4 General. Printed articles and U.S. Foreign Broadcast Service translations of articles from the Soviet press, 1949-1992 511. 2 General (contd.) 3-4 Pamphlets, 1948-1990. Includes Vladimir Abyzov, The Final Assault; A. Beloborodov, They Did Not Pass; Valentin Berezhkov, Tehran; Alexander Borisov, Lessons of the Second Front; Dmitri Efimov, World War Two and the Destinies of Asian and African Peoples; F. I. Golikov, On a Military Mission to Great Britain and the USA; Vsevolod Klokov, History-Making Exploit; K. Meretskov, City Invincible; Dado Muriyev, The Rout of “Typhoon”; N. Nikolaev, Thirty Years since the Victory over Militarist Japan; Alexander Orlov and Anatoli Kharkov, USSR-USA: Allies in World War II; Igor Ovsyany, The Origins of World War Two; Vasili Ryabov, The Great Victory; 411 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 511 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World War II—Soviet postwar assessments (contd.) 3-4 (contd.) Pamphlets (contd.) Oleg Rzheshevsky, Operation Overlord; Boris Sapozhnikov, A Grim Lesson of History; Mikhail Semiryaga, Barbarossa Plan; Vilnis Sipols, Europe on the Eve of the Second World War; Boris Solovyov, The Battle of Kursk 1943; Leonid Vnotchenko, Victory in the Far East; Nikolai Voronkov, Leningrad: City of Courage; Nikolai Voronkov, 900 Days: The Siege of Leningrad; Dmitri Yefimov, Our Common Victory; Leonid Yeremeyev, USSR in World War Two; Defeat of Militarist Japan and the USSR’s Liberatory Mission in Asia; The Liberation Mission of the Soviet Army and the Rescue of Prisoners of Nazism
512. 1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
1239.1-5 Pamphlets (contd.)
512. World Youth and Student Festival 3 1st Festival (1947 : Prague). Pamphlet (The Bright Face of Peace) and circular
1240.1 1st Festival (contd.)
200. 6 2nd Festival (1949 : Budapest). Pamphlets. Includes Roosevelt Ward, Toward Bright Tomorrows; World Festival of Youth and Students 7 3rd Festival (1951 : Berlin). Letter, pamphlet (Appointment in Berlin) and leaflets
1240.2 5th Festival (1955 : Warsaw). Preparatory committee letter
200. 6th Festival (1957 : Moscow) 8 General. Circulars, clipping and pamphlet (Courtship of Young Minds: A Case Study of the Moscow Youth Festival), 1957-1959
1240.3 “Between Two Communist World Youth Festivals: Moscow 1957-Vienna 1959” (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency study). Typescript, 1958 7th Festival (1959 : Vienna) 4-5 Festival issuances. Pamphlets, leaflets, programs, press releases, preparatory reports, newsletters, issue of Molodezh' mira and miscellany, 1958-1959
200. 9 Festival issuances (contd.)
412 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1240. Subject File (contd.) World Youth and Student Festival (contd.) 7th Festival (contd.) 6-7 Material about the 7th Festival. Reports, pamphlets, leaflets, flyers, bulletins, press releases and clippings, 1959-1967. Includes The Background of the Vienna Youth Festival; Report on the Vienna Youth Festival; The Seventh World Youth Festival Without Us; We Did Not Participate; Peter Halasz, Crossroads at Vienna; World Assembly of Youth report; International Festival Investigation Committee bulletins; U.S. Information Service reports; protest of exclusion by Herbert Romerstein
201. 1 Material about the 7th Festival (contd.) 2 8th Festival (1962 : Helsinki). Program, psmphlet, leaflets, bulletins, press releases, reports and newsletters
1241.1 8th Festival (contd.)
201. 3 9th Festival (1968 : Sofia). Letter, program, leaflets, clippings and printed article re postponement, 1965-1968 4 10th Festival (1973 : Berlin). Souvenir calendars, informant’s report and U.S. Information Agency report 11th Festival (1978 : Havana) 5 General. Flyers, printed articles and Young Workers Liberation League report, 1976- 1978 6 International Preparatory Committee communiqués, bulletins, appeal and reports, 1976-1978 7 U.S. National Preparatory Committee minutes, reports, press releases, memoranda and communiqués, 1976-1978
202. 12th Festival (1985 : Moscow) 1-2 General. Pamphlets, bulletins, greetings and miscellany, 1985. Includes World Youth Votes for Peace; Vladimir Aksenov, Looking Forward to the 12th World Youth Festival; Jirí Neubauer, Though Remote Be the Lands of Our Birth; speech by Mikhail Gorbachev
1241.2 General (contd.)
202. 3 International Preparatory Committee proceedings, bulletins and communiqués, 1984-1985
413 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 202 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) World Youth and Student Festival (contd.) 12th Festival (contd.) Soviet Preparatory Committee 4 Portfolio on history of World Youth and Student Festival Festival Herald. Serial issues 5-6 1984
1241.3-4 1985
202. 7 U.S. National Preparatory Committee communiqués, leaflets and lists of endorsers, 1984-1985 Material about the 12th Festival 8 General. Memoranda, printed articles, press summaries and clippings, 1984-1985. Includes Communist Party, U.S.A. press articles
1241.5 General (contd.) 6 U.S. Department of State reports, 1985
1242.1-3 Centre for Youth Studies (Netherlands) publications, 1985. Includes A Brief History of World Youth Festivals; 12th World Festival of Youth and Students; The 12th World Youth Festival and Its Co-Sponsors; World Festivals of Youth and Students: A Means to an End 4 13th Festival (1989 : Pyongyang). Pictorial booklet, preparatory pamphlet, list of endorsers and memorandum, 1988-1989 5 16th Festival (2005 : Caracas). Internet printout, 2005
512. World Youth Congress 4 1st Congress (1936 : Geneva). Proceedings 5 2nd Congress (1938 : Vassar College). Proceedings 6 World's Fair (1939-1940 : New York). Bulletins, Soviet exhibit brochure and printed articles, 1937-1940
1242. Wright, Claudia 6 English-language printed articles by Wright, 1980- 1987 7 Translations of Greek-language printed articles by Wright, 1985-1987 8 Dispatches and printed articles about Wright, 1981-1995. Includes Herbert Romerstein, “New Book Exposes Journalist and Carterite as KGB Tools” 9 Writers’ War Board. Annual report, circular and memorandum, 1944
414 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 512. Subject File (contd.) 7 Yalta Conference (1945). Selected minutes of the conference, clippings, memorandum, printed articles and pamphlet, 1945-1985. Includes “Highlights of the Yalta Papers and Related Data” (U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committee study); Vadim Nekrasov, The Roots of European Security (Soviet publication)
1243.1 Yalta Conference (contd.)
512. 8 Yanks Are Not Coming Committee. Pamphlet (The Yanks Are Not Coming), ca. 1939
1243.2 Yemen. Pamphlets and press summary, 1980-1987. Includes proceedings of the Yemeni Socialist Party General Conference (1987 : Aden); Critical and Analytical Document on the Revolutionary Experience in Democratic Yemen, 1978-1986 (Yemeni Socialist Party publication); Arabic-language publication
512. Young Communist International 9 General. Letters and miscellany, 1932-1935
202. 9 Jugendinternationale. Serial issues, 1919-1934 10 Proletarische Kind. Serial issue, 1921 11 Bulletin for Leaders of Communist Children's Groups/Bulletin for Teachers of Communist Children’s Sections. Serial issues, 1923-1925
203. International of Youth. Serial issues 1 1924 2 1925-1926 3 1927-1928 4 1929-1930 5 1933 6 1934 7 1935 8 3rd Congress (1922 : Moscow). Proceedings, theses and resolutions 9 Executive Committee 4th Bureau Meeting (1923 : Moscow). Theses and resolutions 10 4th Congress (1924 : Moscow). Report, report of activities between 3rd and 4th Congresses, resolutions and draft program
204. 1 Enlarged Executive Committee Meeting (1926). Resolutions
1243.3-4 5th Congress (1928 : Moscow). Report of activities between 4th and 5th Congresses, and program
204. 2 4th International Conference of Leaders of Communist Children’s Leagues (1929 : Moscow). Decisions. Includes resolution of Enlarged Plenum (1929) 3 Report to Communist International Executive Committee 11th Plenum (1931 : Moscow) 415 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 204 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Young Communist International (contd.) 4 Executive Committee Plenum (1932). Report and decisions, resolution on report of the Young Communist League of the U.S., and speeches by Bela Kun and Dmitrii Manuilskii 5 Executive Committee Plenum (1934). Report by V. E. Chemadanov 6 6th Congress (1935 : Moscow). Report by Wolf Michal and speeches by V. Chemadanov and Gil Green Pamphlets 7 1922. The Fundamental Problems of the Young Communist Movement 8 1923. R. Gyptner, From Isolation to the Masses; Edwin Hoernle, Manual for Leaders of Children's Groups; The Child of the Worker 9 1924. Instructions on the Building Up of Nuclei; Das politische Grundwissen des jungen Kommunisten 10 1925. Lenin and the Youth 11 1927. After Twenty Years: The History of the Youth International
512. 10 1928. A Short History of the Young Communist International 11 1933. For Youth Unity 12 1934. V. Chemadanov, We Are for the United Front; Let's Fight Together!; Young Workers Advance! 13 Undated. January Fifteenth (re anniversary of murder of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg); Remove the Frontiers!; A Word to All Adult Workers; The Young Communist International
1243.5 Material about the Young Communist International. Clippings, notes and typed excerpts, 1927-1938. Mainly a dossier assembled by the American Security Council. Includes articles from the Communist Party, U.S.A. press
1244.1 Material about the Young Communist International (contd.) Young Communist League. Includes Labor Youth League, Young Workers Liberation League and other youth groups of the Communist Party, U.S.A. See also Oversize File Minutes 2 1925 3 1926 512. 14 1st National Convention (1922 : New York). Manifesto, program, resolutions and constitution 15 2nd National Convention (1923 : Chicago). Resolutions and theses 16 5th National Convention (1929?). Report 416 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 512 (contd.) Subject File (contd.) Young Communist League (contd.) 17 National Committee Plenum (1933). Resolutions 18 7th National Convention (1934 : New York). Manifesto and resolutions 19 National Conference (1937). Report by Gil Green
1244.4 8th National Convention (1937 : New York). Yearbook and report by Gil Green 5 New York State Convention (1937 : New York). Report by John Little 6 National Council Meeting (1938 : Chicago). Reports 7 9th National Convention (1939 : New York). Proceedings and report by Henry Winston 8 Illinois State Conference (1939 : Chicago). Proceedings 9 Illinois District Convention (1940 : Chicago). Proceedings
513. 1 National Council Meeting (1940 May : New York). Reports 2 National Council Plenum (1940 December). Report by Max Weiss 3 National Committee Meeting (1942). Report by Max Weiss 4 National Organizing Conference for a Labor Youth League (1949 : Chicago). Report by Leon Wofsy 5 Labor Youth League 1st National Convention (1950 : New York). Report by Leon Wofsy 6 Labor Youth League National Conference (1952 : Chicago). Report by Leon Wofsy 7 Labor Youth League 2nd National Convention (1954). Report by Leon Wofsy
1244.10 Labor Youth League California State Convention (1954). Proceedings 11 Young Workers Liberation League 2nd National Convention (1972 : Chicago). Proceedings 12 Young Workers Liberation League 3rd National Convention (1974 : Philadelphia). Proceedings 13 Young Workers Liberation League Central Committee Meeting (1976). Report by James Steele 14 Young Workers Liberation League Central Committee Plenum (1977 : Chicago). Report
513. 8 Young Workers Liberation League 4th National Convention (1977). Pre-convention discussion bulletins
1244.15 Young Communist League 3rd National Convention (1988 : University of Massachusetts). Preparatory materials 16 Young Communist League National Conference (1989 : Brown University). Leaflets
417 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 205. Subject File (contd.) Young Communist League (contd.) 1 Correspondence, 1922-1956. Includes communication from Young Communist International; open letter exchange between Young Communist League and Young People's Socialist League 2 Internal documents. Constitutions, bylaws, declaration of principles, resolutions, memoranda, circulars, study guides, handbooks and manual for branch presidents, 1925-1986
1245.1 Internal documents (contd.) 2 Yearbook, 1937
205. 3 Public issuances. Flyers, leaflets, circulars and printed articles, 1929-1989 4-5 Branch issuances. State, local and college branch bulletins and publications, 1935-1976. Includes New York, Illinois, Wisconsin and California state branches and City College of New York branch
1245.3 Young Worker (first of the title). Serial issues, 1922-1935 4 Y.C.L. Organizer. Serial issue, 1932 Y.C.L. Builder. Serial issues 5 1932-1933 6 1934 7 1935-1936 8 Young Communist Review. Serial issues, 1936-1939 Review. Serial issues 9 1940 10 1941
513. Clarity. Serial issues 9-10 1940 11-12 1941
1246.1-2 1942-1943 Weekly Review. Serial issues 3 1941 4 1942-1943 5 Y.C.L. News. Serial issue, 1942 Young Worker (second of the title). Serial issues 6 1971 7 1972-1974 8 1975
1247.1 1976-1977 2 1982-1983 Dynamic. Serial issues 3 1984 4 1985 5 1986-1993
206. 1 YCL Mobilizer. Serial issue, 1991
418 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 514. Subject File (contd.) Young Communist League (contd.) 1-4 Pamphlets, 1923-1980. Includes Lillian Andrews, Youth of the Happy Land; Phil Bard, No Jobs Today; Frank Cestare, Meet the Young Communist League; Sam Darcy, Challenge of Youth; Dave Doran, Get Wise, Organize; Harry Eisman, An American Boy in the Soviet Union; F. Fuernberg, Where to Begin?; Harry Gannes and George Oswald, Youth under Americanism; Gil Green, The Truth about Soviet Russia; John Little, Life for America's Sons and Daughters; Leonard J. Mason, We Want to Live!; Max Shachtman, Lenin, Liebknecht, Luxemburg; George Smerkin and Sol Larks, From Young Socialists to Young Communists; Joseph Starobin, It's Up to You!; Max Weiss, Happy Days for American Youth; Dora Zucker, Young Communists at Work; In Memoriam: International Liebknecht Day; Our Generation Will Not Be Silent; Red Student (Pacific Coast Workers Summer School annual); The Roosevelt War Deal; We Accuse McCarthyism; Who Are the Young Communists?; The Youth and the Russian Revolution; The Youth in the Ford Hunger March
1247.6 Pamphlets (contd.) Material about the Young Communist League 7-8 General. Reports, notes, clippings and printed articles, 1928-1972. Mainly dossiers compiled by the American Security Council. Includes typed informant reports by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation; Chicago Police Department report; some collected Young Communist League issuances
1248.1-8 General (contd.)
206. 2 General (contd.)
1249.1 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings re Labor Youth League, 1955 2 U.S. Subversive Activities Control Board findings re Young Workers Liberation League, 1973 3 Chicago Police Department Intelligence Division analytical report re Young Workers Liberation League, 1970 4 Young People’s General Assembly for Peace (1951 : New York). Program and circular 5 Young People's Socialist League. Pamphlets, leaflets, resolutions, internal bulletins and serial issues, 1932-1966. Includes Michael Harrington, “Communist China: A Socialist Analysis”; “Helsinki and the YPSL”; resolution on Vietnam War; Hal Draper, Are You Ready for War?; Gus Tyler, Youth Fights War!; "Out of their Own Mouths"; issues of: Young Socialist; Young Socialist Review 419 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 514. Subject File (contd.) 5 Young People’s Socialist League (contd.)
206. Young Pioneers of America. See also Audiovisual File 3 General. Letters, circulars, program, flyers and leaflets, 1924-1936. Includes issuances of local branches and anti-Boy Scouts literature
1249.6 General (contd.) Young Comrade. Serial issues 7 1924 8 1925 9 1926 10 1927 11 1928
206. Young Pioneer. Serial issues 4 1929 5 1930 6 Young Pioneer/Pioneer/New Pioneer. Serial issues, 1931 New Pioneer. Serial issues 7 1932 8 1933 9 1934
515. 1 1935
207. 1 1936 2 1937
515. 2 1937-1938 (bound volume)
207. 3 1938
515. 3 Worker's Child. Serial issues, 1933-1934 4 Pamphlets, 1930-1935. Includes Martha Campion, Who Are the Young Pioneers?; Martha Millet and Sam Strong, Scouting and the Boy Scout Jamboree. Also includes Arturo Karotti, Garri Aizmen: Amerikanskii pioner (Soviet publication re Harry Eisman, Young Pioneer arrested in the United States)
207. 4 Mühlen, Herminia zur, Fairy Tales for Workers' Children. Printed copy, 1925 5 Clippings and printed articles from Communist Party, U.S.A. press, 1926-1931 6 Material about the Young Pioneers of America. Reports, memoranda, notes and printed articles, 1926-1935. Includes informant reports and memoranda by the American Vigilant Intelligence Federation and other anti-communist organizations
515. 5 Young Women's Christian Associations. Memorandum, printed article and pamphlet (Joseph P. Kamp, Behind the Lace Curtains of the YWCA), 1948 and undated 420 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 208. Subject File (contd.) Youth 1 General. Letters, statements, leaflets, flyers, circulars and serial issues, 1932-1987. Includes issues of: Spotlight; New Horizons for Youth; Communist Party, U.S.A. issuances; United States Youth Council issuances; California Youth Legislature proceedings
1250.1 General (contd.) 2-3 Pamphlets, 1932-1966. Includes Nils M. Apeland, World Youth and the Communists; Kenneth Goff, Red Betrayal of Youth; Grace Hutchins, Youth in Industry; Communist-Trained Youth Revolts against Communism (International Union of Socialist Youth publication); Conscript Youth; Youth Arsenal of Facts; Youth Faces the Elections; The Youth Fronts, 1946-1966; Youth of the New World (World Youth Council publication)
515. 6 Pamphlets (contd.)
208. Material about youth organizations 2 General. Reports, radio broadcast transcript and printed articles, 1928- 2003. Includes Los Angeles Police Department Intelligence Bureau report, “Communist Controlled Youth Movements and Infiltration of Youth Groups and Organizations” 3 "Communist Party Youth Activities, 1959-63." Draft typescript, 1963, possibly by U.S. House Un-American Activities Committee
1250.4 Altbach, Philip G. and Norman T. Uphoff, The Student Internationals. Printed copy, 1973
515. 7 Youth Committee against War. Proceedings of National Youth Anti-War Congress, 1940
208. 4 Youth Committee for Democracy. Bulletins, circulars and leaflet, 1941-1943
1250.5 Youth Project (Organization). Annual reports, 1978-1981 6 Youth Revival for Survival. Circulars and list of endorsers, 1986 Yugoslavia 7 General. Circulars, press releases, memoranda, serial issue (That's Yugoslavia), press summaries, clippings and printed articles, 1944-2005. Includes compilation of press coverage of trial of Draza Mihailovic; Communist Party, U.S.A. study guide, “The Struggle against the Tito Fascists: Agents of Imperialism” 208. 5 General (contd.) 421 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 515. Subject File (contd.) Yugoslavia (contd.) 8 Fletcher, Francis E., "Linn Farish et al. and US- Yugoslav Policy during World War II: The Spectre of the NKVD" (academic paper). Typescript, 1997 9 Pamphlets, 1919-1975. Includes Louis Adamic, Struggle; Howard Fast, The Incredible Tito; Slavko Komar, Yugoslav Youth Fights Back; C. P. D. Kurup, Yugoslavia at Crossroads; Mirko Markovich, The Yugoslavian Front against Fascism; Cicely Mayhew and Christopher Mayhew, What Is Titoism?; Ruth Mitchell, Fighting Serbs, Mihailovich and "Yugoslavia"; Milentije Popovic, On Economic Relations among Socialist States; William Rust, The People Rule in Yugoslavia; Kosta Stoyanovic, The Kingdom of the Serbians, Croatians and Slovenes; A. J. P. Taylor, Trieste; Vaso Trivanovitch, The Case of Drazha Mihailovich; Dalmatia; The Re-Creation of Yugoslavia; Religion in Yugoslavia; The Soviet-Yugoslav Dispute; The Truth about Yugoslavia
516. 1 Pamphlets (contd.)
1251.1-2 Pamphlets (contd.)
516. 2-5 Yugoslav pamphlets, 1944-1977. Includes Milovan Djilas, Lenin on Relations between Socialist States; Nikola Kapetanovic, Tito and the Partisans; Edvard Kardelj report to the Communist Party of Yugoslavia; Edvard Kardelj, On People's Democracy in Yugoslavia; Boris Kidric, On the Construction of Socialist Economy in the FPRY; Moshe Piyade, About the Legend that the Yugoslav Uprising Owed Its Existence to Soviet Assistance; Kocha Popovich, On the Question of the Liberation War in Yugoslavia; Josip Broz Tito political reports; Josip Broz Tito, Real Reasons behind the Slanders against Yugoslavia; Josip Broz Tito, The Yugoslav Peoples Fight to Live; Josip Broz Tito, Workers Manage Factories in Yugoslavia; Freedom of Religion in the Federative People’s Republic of Yugoslavia; The Greek Partisans Accuse; Letters of the CC CPY and the CC CPSU(b); Testimonies which Cannot Be Refuted; The Threat to Yugoslavia; Tito in the USSR, PDR Corea, PR China; Trieste; Unprincipled and Unjust Accusations of the CPY
1251.3 Yugoslav pamphlets (contd.) 4 Memorandum of the Government of the Federative People’s Republic of Yugoslavia on Slovene Carinthia, the Slovene Frontier Areas of Styria and the Croats of Burgenland. Printed copy, ca. 1946 422 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1252. Subject File (contd.) Yugoslavia (contd.) 1 White Book on Aggressive Activities by the Governments of the USSR, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria and Albania towards Yugoslavia (Yugoslav Foreign Ministry publication). Printed copy, 1951
517. 1 Yugoslav serial issues, 1946-1953. Includes issues of: Communist; For the Defense of Peace; Yugoslav Review; Youth Life 2 Yurchenko, Vitaliy Sergeyevich. Memoranda and printed articles, 1985-1986 3 Zack, Joseph (Joseph Kornfeder). Letters by Zack, circular, biographical data and printed excerpts, 1939-1954 4 Zakharov, Gennadiy Fedorovich. Espionage indictment, 1986
1252.2 Zambia. Pamphlets, 1966-1986. Includes Massacres of Zimbabwean Refugees in Refugee Camps in Zambia; Murder by Radio 3 Zborowski, Mark. Reports, memoranda, clippings and printed excerpts, 1955-1990. Includes statements by David J. Dallin and by Zborowski; printed article by Dallin; U.S. Federal Bureau of Information reports of interrogations of David and Lydia Dallin re Zborowski
208. 6 Zborowski, Mark (contd.)
517. 5 Zimbabwe. Pamphlets, circulars and Zimbabwe African Peoples Union serial issue (Zimbabwe Review), 1966- 1986. Includes Arthur Lewis, Liberation in Africa; Harvest of Fear; Rhodesia in the Context of Africa
1252.4 Zimbabwe (contd.) 5 Zinoviev (Grigorii) Letter. Pamphlets and printed articles, 1924-1988. Includes text and translation of original letter; Anti-Soviet Forgeries; History of the Zinoviev Letter (Communist Party of Great Britain publication); The "Zinoviev" Letter (Trades Union Congress publication)
208. 7 Zinoviev Letter (contd.)
517. Zionism 6 General. Study, leaflets and printed articles, 1936-1985. Includes Alan R. Taylor, “The Theory and Practice of Zionism” 7 Pamphlets, 1936-1979. Includes George W. Armstrong, The Zionists; Earl Browder, Zionism; Ben David, Letter to a Zionist Friend; Faris Glubb, Zionist Relations with Nazi Germany; Hyman Lumer, Zionism: Its Role in World Politics; Paul Novick, Zionism Today; Jack B. Tenney, Zionist Network; Jack B. Tenney, Zion’s Fifth Column; Zionism 1252.6-7 Pamphlets (contd.) 423 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1253. Subject File (contd.) Zionism (contd.) 1-2 Zionist organization publications. Pamphlets and serial issue, 1939-1985. Includes Emanuel Neumann, The Birth of Jewish Statesmanship; Emanuel Neumann, Theodor Herzl; Robert Wistrich, Anti-Zionism as an Expression of Antisemitism in Recent Years; issue of Forum for the Problems of Zionism, World Jewry and the State of Israel; proceedings of European Zionist Conference (1964 : Basel) 3-5 Soviet pamphlets, 1970-1988. Includes Yuri Andreyev, Zionism: Preaching and Practice; V. Bakanov, Zionist Falsehoods; V. Bolshakov, Anti-Communism, the Main Line of Zionism; Roman Brodsky, The Truth about Zionism; Lionel Dadiani, Zionism through the Statements of Its Leaders; Igor Yaroslavsky, Zionism Stands Accused; Criminal Alliance of Zionism and Nazism; Zionism: Enemy of Peace and Social Progress; Zionism: The Ideology of Imperialism
1254.1 Soviet pamphlets (contd.)
517. 8 Soviet pamphlets (contd.) Zlatovski, George Michael and Jane Foster Zlatovski 9 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, 1951-1957 10 U.S. Department of State dispatches, 1957
1254.2 Zubilin, Vasilii. U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation reports, undated
1255.1-4 Miscellany
209. Audiovisual File, 1903-2003. Photographs, postcards, drawings and audiotape cassettes 1 Unidentified and miscellaneous photographs and postcards 2 Photograph of American League against War and Fascism demonstration, New York City, 1937 3 Photographs of Joseph Stalin and other Soviet leaders, 1910-1988 4 Photographs of American World War II servicemen, 1940s 5 Photograph of Congressman Richard Nixon and House Un- American Activities Committee investigor Robert Stripling, 1948 6 Photographs of International Workers Order leaders and associated individuals from International Workers Order files related to celebration of Negro History Week, 1940s. Includes portraits of Morris Schappes and others 7 Photographs of American delegates to international events in East Berlin and the Soviet Union, ca. 1960s 8 Photographs of World Peace Council and World Federation of Trade Unions leaders, 1981 9 Photograph of delegates to All-Christian Peace Assembly (1985 : Prague)
424 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 209 (contd.) Audiovisual File (contd.) 10 Photographs of delegates to Latin American/Caribbean Christian Peace Conference Consultation (1986 : Quito) 11 Photographs of scenes from the Iraq War, 2003 12 Portraits and photographs of V. I. Lenin and Leon Trotsky, ca. 1917-1928 13 News syndicate photographs of the Red Army, including military training of women, 1929-1931 14 Photographs of Young Pioneers of America, 1932 15 Photographs of Workers International Relief children's camps, ca. 1930s 16 Photographs of Red Front members in the United States, including Eric Becker, 1933-1936 17 Postcards of Spanish Civil War posters, ca. 1936-1939 18 German propaganda photographs of ostensible Polish atrocities, ca. 1939 19 Photographs of Rudolf Slansky, 1944-1951. Includes one photograph of Klement Gottwald 20 Police photographs of American Communist Party leaders, 1951 21 Photograph of C119 airplane over Seoul, South Korea, 1953 22 Surveillance photographs of American Communist Party members, 1965-1969, mostly taken at 1966 Communist Party National Convention 23 Photograph of David Karr, ca. 1960s 24 Photograph of street demonstration in the Netherlands, ca. 1960s 25 Photograph of Ernst Henry, undated 26 Photographs of Soviet espionage dead drop locations in the United States, 1975-1979 27 Photograph of Socialist International leaders, 1979 28 Photographs of Mark Lane, 1980 29 Postcard set of scenes in Moscow, 1991
1256.1 Photographs of V. I. Lenin, ca. 1917-1924 (East German set) 2 Portfolio of photographs of Nikolai Bukharin, 1903-1938 (Russian issuance) 3 Portfolio of photographs of Emel’ian Iaroslavskii, ca. 1890s-1940s (Soviet issuance) 4 Set of exhibit photographs illustrating Soviet and U.S. communism, 1918-1936 5 Portfolio of photographs of Lithuanian anti-communist guerrillas, ca. 1949-1950 6 Portfolio of drawings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels by N. N. Shukow, 1953 (East German issuance) 7 Portfolios of photographs of Ernst Thälmann, ca. 1920s- 1930s (East German issuances) 8 Album of photographs of international motion picture stars (German issuance), 1930s 9 Photographs of Olympic Games in Berlin, 1936 (German set) 10 Portfolio of World War I and World War II propaganda postcards (German issuance) 11 Miscellaneous German photographs, 1916-1988. Includes photograph of Adolf Hitler and Paul von Hindenburg 425 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1256 (contd.) Audiovisual File (contd.) 12 German set of postcards illustrating the history of England, undated 13 Miscellaneous European photographs and postcards, ca. 1940s-1983. Includes photograph of John Maynard Keynes 14 Portfolio of photographs of Georgi Dimitrov, 1906-1948 (Soviet issuance) 15 Photographs of Vietnam War, 1973 (World Federation of Democratic Youth issuance) 16 Photographs of Vietnam War and American prisoners in North Vietnam, 1969-1971 (North Vietnamese issuances)
1257.1 Postcards of Seoul, South Korea, undated 2 Postcards of Palestine (Democratic Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine issuance), undated 3 Photographs of Muammar al-Qaddafi and daughter (Libyan issuance), ca. 1983 4 Photographs of leaders of the Fuerza Democrática Nicaragüense, ca. 1980s 5 U.S. police department photographs of persons arrested for Communist activities, ca. 1930-1932. Collected by the American Security Council 6 Photographs of American Communists, ca. 1930s-1960s. Includes Ella Reeve Bloor, Benjamin J. Davis, Gerhart Eisler, James W. Ford, Simon Gerson and Gus Hall 7 Photograph of International Labor Defense 4th National Convention (1929 : Pittsburgh) 8 Photographs of Paul Robeson and of luncheon in honor of Robeson, 1940-1958 9 New York State Police photographs of Peekskill incident, 1949 10 New York State Police photographs of demonstrations in support of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and news photographs of the Rosenbergs’ funeral, 1953 11 Photographs of Albert E. Kahn and others, 1944 and undated 12 Photograph of Institute of Pacific Relations figures, undated 13 Set of photographs illustrating the history of espionage and cryptology, possibly issued by the National Cryptology Museum, undated 14 New York State Police photographs of demonstrators protesting showing of the film The Deputy, 1964 15 New York State Police and other photographs of American Nazis, 1962 and undated 16 Photographs of U.S. government officials, including Congressman John Ashbrook, J. Edgar Hoover, George McGovern, Ronald Reagan and Harry Dexter White, ca. 1940s-1986 17 Photographs and slides of the U.S. invasion of Grenada, 1983
1287-1288. Audiotape cassette recordings of speeches by Gus Hall, Communist Party, U.S.A. leader, 1989-1991
426 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1258-1272. Microform File. Microfiche and microfilm reels Captured documents from U.S. invasion of Grenada, ca. 1979-1983. Microfiche of U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency holdings. Arranged numerically
1273. Communist International. Microfilm of selected Communist International records in Russian archives. 1 reel Jaffe, Philip J. Microfilm of Philip J. Jaffe Papers at Emory University. 3 reels
1274. Card File. Church League of America index cards on U.S. labor and left-wing publications, ca. 1946-1962
210. Oversize File, 1914-1992. Serial issues, other printed matter and miscellany American League against War and Fascism. Serial issues (Fight against War and Fascism) 1933-1935
211. 1936-1937
212. American League for Peace and Democracy. Serial issues (Fight for Peace and Democracy), 1938-1939
213. Communist Information Bureau. Serial issues (For a Lasting Peace, for a People's Democracy!) 1947-1948
214. 1949
215. 1950
216. 1951
217. 1952
218. 1953-1954
219. Communist International Communist International. Serial issues, 1919-1920 Kommunistische Internationale. Serial issues, 1919-1920
520. International Press Correspondence. Serial issue, 1926
1275. Internal documents. Correspondence, reports, memoranda and minutes 1925-1933
1276. 1934-1936
1277. 1937
1278. 1938-1939
1279. 1940-1944 and undated 427 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 220. Oversize File (contd.) Masses. Serial issues, 1914-1917 New Masses. Serial issues, 1926-1945
221. Trade Union Unity League. Serial issues (Labor Unity) 1929
222. 1930-1931
223. United Auto Workers Union. Serial issues (UAW Solidarity), 1958-1963
224. Young Communist League. Serial issues (Young Worker) 1932-1933
225. 1935
226. 1936
227. International Brigades. Serial issues (Volunteer for Liberty) 1937-1938
228. Reprint edition, 1949 Prensa clandestina de España. Printed copy, ca. 1947 Bible News Flashes. Serial issues, 1940-1941 Miscellany
518. Use copies of mounted ballots from German 1932 Reichstag and presidential elections (contents of Box 519) Signal. Pictorial serial issues published in French and English in Germany for distribution abroad, 1940-1944 Miscellaneous French serial issues, 1940-1944
519. Mounted ballots from German 1932 Reichstag and presidential elections - RESTRICTED
520. Der deutsche antifaschistische Widerstand, 1933-1945. Pictorial and documentary publication. Printed copy, 1975 Freude und Arbeit. Pictorial serial issue in multiple languages published in Berlin, 1939 Der Führer in Weimar, 1925-1938. Commemorative pictorial publication. Printed copy, 1938 Sturmabteilung commemorative pictorial publication, 1937 Miscellaneous German serial issues, 1940-1944 Friday. Pictorial serial issues published in New York City, 1940-1941 Miscellaneous Italian serial issues, 1939-1942 The Stars and Stripes. U.S. Army American Expeditionary Forces newspaper issues, 1918
1280. Christian Front. Serial issues (Social Justice) 1936-1939
1281. 1940-1941 May
1282. 1941 June-September 428 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents
1283. 1941 October-1942
429 Hoover Institution Library & Archives, 2016 Herbert Romerstein collection, 1864-2011 Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 1284. Oversize File (contd.) Communist Party, U.S.A. formative serial issues Revolutionary Age, 1918-1919 Communist Labor Party News, 1919 World (Oakland), 1919 Communist Party (Opposition)/Independent Labor League serial issues Revolutionary Age, 1930 Workers Age, 1937-1940
1285. International Workers Order. Serial issues (Jewish Fraternalist), 1946-1947 USSR in Construction. Serial issue, 1936 The Militant: 45 Years in the Struggle for Socialism. Printed copy, 1973 How the GPU Murdered Trotsky (Fourth International International Committee publication). Printed copy, 1974
1286. German Luftwaffe aerial maps of British industrial targets, 1940 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency maps of the former Soviet Union, 1992 Springhill, Douglas. British police reports, 1929-1940 Helfand, Leon. British governmental reports, 1940-1952 British press summaries re Poland, 1945 Miscellaneous newspaper issues, 1918-1945. Includes headlines re revolution in Germany (1918) and death of Franklin D. Roosevelt
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