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RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY CORPORATE RECORDS Box Folder Nos Nos Contents RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY CORPORATE RECORDS Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 75. PUBLIC AFFAIRS PHOTOGRAPHIC FILE, 1945-1996. Includes press releases, interview transcripts, captions and other appended matter General. Primarily materials prepared for lectures, presentations, posters, leaflets, publications, or other advertising purposes. 1 General. Includes speaker’s aids, gifts, collages Albums. See OVERSIZE FILE--Public affairs photographic file--General 2 Captions. Unattached captions to photographs 3 Cartoons. See also OVERSIZE FILE--Public affairs photographic file--General 4 Charts and graphs 5 Exhibit file 6 “Forced Labor Leaflet” file International Freedom Prize file. See OVERSIZE FILE--Public affairs photographic file--General 7 Maps. See also OVERSIZE FILE--Public affairs photographic file--General 8 Microphone file Assembly of Captive European Nations (ACEN) General 9 Undated. Includes Marcel-Edmund Naegelin, Dr. Vilis Masens 10 1958. Includes Dr. Peter Dauzvardis 11 1962. Includes Peter Dauzvardis, Msgr. Bela Varga 12 1964 13 1965. Includes: Vasil Germenji, Max Beer, Christopher Emmet 76. Captive Nations Week 1 1959 2 1963. Includes: George Dimitrov, Roscoe Drummond, Rep. John Brademas, Sen. Kenneth B. Keating, Edgar A. Mowrer 3 1964. Includes Sen. Paul Douglas, Aleksander Kutt, Stefan Korbonski, Msgr. John Balkunas, Jay Lovestone, Bishop Flannely, Joseph Lesawyer, Constantin Visoianu, Richard Wagner (Mayor of New York), Rep. Samuel Stratton, Rep. Roman Puchinski, Anthony B. Akers, Brutus Coste, Vaclovas Sidzikauskas Hoover Institution Library and Archives © 2015 1 RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY CORPORATE RECORDS Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 76 (contd.) PUBLIC AFFAIRS PHOTOGRAPHIC FILE (Contd.) Assembly of Captive European Nations (Contd.) Captive Nations Week (Contd.) 4 1966. Depicted: Alexander Nikolaieff, Sanda Ressel, Alfred Rusins, Amelia Molina Bastos, Aleksander Kutt, Albert Jancso, Edmund Gaspar, Miroslav Rasin 5 Coste, Brutus 6 “Soviet Empire” Exhibit, 1958 7 Berlin airlift, 1948-1949. Three prints Board for International Broadcasting (BIB). Includes Abbott Washburn, David Abshire, Foy Kohler, Thomas Quinn, Thomas Barthelemy, John Rocke, Daniel Mica, Cheryl Halpern, Malcolm S. Forbes Jr., James A. Michener, Clair Burgener, Ben J. Wattenberg, E. Eugene Pell, James L. Buckley, Frank Shakespeare, Michael Novak, Edward N. Ney, Arch L. Madsen, Lane Kirkland, Keith Smith, Kenneth Tomlinson, Barry Zorthian, Karl Rove, and RFE/RL management and employees (Vladimir Georgescu, Patricia Schlueter, Vladimir Matusevich, Geza Ekecs, and others) 8-9 General 10 Briefing. White House, 1986 11 Dinner. Freedom Forum. Includes Bette Bao Lord, Madeleine Albright Hearings. United States. Congress 12 With Malcolm S. Forbes, Jr. 13 With Daniel Mica Meetings Undated 14 Moscow, Russia. Includes: Elena Bonner, Gleb Iakunin, Gavriil Popov 15 New York, N.Y. Includes Ronald Reagan 16 Portugal 17 Washington, D.C. Includes Ambassador Jack Matlock 77. 1 1974. Includes Albert Boiter, Vladimir Matusevich, Francis S. Ronalds, Adair Ronalds, John Roche, Nougzar Sharia, Gretchen Brainerd, Ben Peacock, Max Ralis, Zbigniew Sztumpf, Gerd von Doemming, John McSweeney, Charles Tyroler, David Nissman, Abbott Washburn, Ralph E. Walter, and Messrs. Bartlett, Gidley 2 1984. Includes Bavarian Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Karl Hillermeier, U.S. Consul General James Nelson, and Ambassador Mark Palmer 3 1985. Includes John Dunlop, Adam Ulam, Leo Labedz, Nicholas Riasanovsky, Peter Reddaway, George R. Urban 4 1990 5 1991 Hoover Institution Library and Archives © 2015 2 RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY CORPORATE RECORDS Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 77. (Contd.) PUBLIC AFFAIRS PHOTOGRAPHIC FILE (Contd.) Board for International Broadcasting (Contd.) Meetings (Contd.) 1992 6 Czechoslovakia. Includes Vaclav Klaus and Jirina Siklova 7 Poland. Includes Lech Walesa and Jan Nowak (Jezioranski). See also OVERSIZE FILE--Public affairs photographic file--BIB--Meetings-- Poland 8 Ukraine. Includes Leonid Kravchuk 9 1993. Includes Senator Joseph Biden 78. Members 1 Forbes, Malcolm S., Jr. 2 McBride, Richard 3 Shakespeare, Frank Reports 4 1990 5 1993 6 1994 7 1995 8 20th Anniversary. Includes prints of Gerald Ford, Ronald Reagan, Elena Bonner 9 Task force. Visit to RFE/RL, Munich 10 Bulgaria Crusade for Freedom. See Radio Free Europe Fund 11 Czechoslovakia 12 Diplomats--Soviet Union. Three prints in a series entitled “They Always Say No,” depicting Andrei Gromyko and Jacob Malik at the United Nations, 1945- 1950. Also one print depicting V. Molotov Ethnic groups--United States 13 General. Boston Columbus Day Parade and luncheon, Boston, MA, 1963 January 28. Includes Ann North, Monika Sands, Liz March, John F. Collins (Mayor of Boston), Rosemary Rogers, Charity Smith, Louis Alfuso, Sandi Wyn, Martin Walsh, Bonnie Waters, Lyn Short, Meme Keef, Dina Paul, Monique Rochelle, Sue Drake, Lisa Leon, Dwight P. Robinson, Jr., Joseph P. Spang, Jr., Carl Gilbert, Theodore C. Streibert, Brutus Coste, Roland C. Rogers, Robert Hudson, Robert DeSimone, John Rosato 14 Bulgarian-Americans. American Bulgarian League dinner to support the Free Europe Committee, 14 February 1963 Polish-Americans 15 Children - Irene Dubicka and Stephen Witanowski 16 Paderewski Memorial, Oak Ridge, NJ, 1961 June 26 17 Polish-American Congress annual celebration, Chicago, IL, 1961 May 7. Includes Attorney General Robert Kennedy Hoover Institution Library and Archives © 2015 3 RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY CORPORATE RECORDS Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 79. PUBLIC AFFAIRS PHOTOGRAPHIC FILE (Contd.) Europe, Eastern--Boundaries 1-3 General 4 Berlin Wall. Includes prints of 1961 construction 5 Dismantling, 1989 6 Guard towers 7 Europe, Eastern--Travel and description, 1945-1989. Greek Parliamentary delegation visit to Bulgaria and the USSR 80. European Advisory Committee (EAC). Formerly West European Advisory Committee (WEAC). See also Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty--Transmitter sites-- Holzkirchen--Special events and visitors General 1 General 2 John Paul II, Pope. Meeting with WEAC members 3 Stikker, Dirk. Visit to Munich, 1970 August. Includes Tom Bodin, Ralph E. Walter, David Grozier, Varick Steele, Felix Behamberger, Hanus Hajek, William P. Durkee 4 Zeeland, Paul van. Visit to Munich, 1963 December. Includes John Richardson Jr., Bernard Yarrow Meetings 5 1959. Includes Randolfo Pacciardi, Dr. Karl Wistrand, John C. Hughes, Erik Hazelhoff, Archibald S. Alexander, André François- Poncet 6 1960. Includes the above, Bela Varga, Frans Goedhart, Dr. Henri Brugmans, Vladimir Veidle (Wladimir Weidle), Gyula Borbandi, Count Raczynski, Don Salvador de Madaragia, Anton Sepitko, Mrs. Herrsch and Messrs. Stadtmüller, Guggenheim, Heer, Nagy, Munk, Birnbaum, Gaspard 7 1962. Includes many of the above and C. Rodney Smith, Richard V. Burks, André François-Poncet, Messrs. Krausnick, Hellmer, Buchan 8 1963. Includes Frans J. Goedhart, Paul van Zeeland, Birger Kildal, John C. Hughes, Giuseppe Bettiol, Mucio F. Delgado, Samuel Watson, Paolo A. V. Cunha, Karl Wistrand, Fritz Erler, John Richardson Jr., Heinrich von Brentano, John W. Tuthill, Herman Patteet, George Brown, Eugene Metz, Richard V. Burks, Robert W. Minton, Donald McGannon, Lewis Galantiere 9 1964. Includes many of the above and H. Gregory Thomas, Stefan Thomas, Jean Lecanuet, Mogens Bryde, Alex Ramsay, U. Alexis Johnson, Robert Delmarcel, Malcolm Subhan, Jan Heijn, Giuseppe Pella, Paul Lewis, Firmin de Wejer, Will Reckman, Gavin Gordon, Albert Blerot Hoover Institution Library and Archives © 2015 4 RADIO FREE EUROPE/RADIO LIBERTY CORPORATE RECORDS Box Folder Nos Nos Contents 80. (Contd.) PUBLIC AFFAIRS PHOTOGRAPHIC FILE (Contd.) European Advisory Committee (Contd.) Meetings (Contd.) 10 1965. Includes most of the above and Per T. Federspiel, George C. McGhee, Panayotis Pipenelis, Paul B. Taylor, Jo Grimond 11 1966. Includes most of the above 12 1982. Includes Frank Shakespeare, Urs Schwarz, Richard Dill, George R. Urban, James F. Brown, Douglas Manship, Ralph E. Walter, Karl-Günther von Hase, Per T. Federspiel, Robert Redlich, Glenn W. Ferguson, Baron Diedric W. van Lynden, Messrs. Wilcke, Lobkowicz 13 1985. Includes Jay W. Gildner, James L. Buckley and wife, Baron Diederic W. van Lynden, Peter Corterier and wife, Lars Roar Langslet, Lord and Lady Alun Chalfont, Pierre Mouriau de Meulenacker, Sir Frank Roberts, Robert Redlich, Adriano Moreira, Dr. Hans Igler, Karl- Günther von Hase 14 1989 15 1991 81. Free Europe Committee (FEC) General. Leadership 1 Alexander, Archibald. See also OVERSIZE FILE--Public affairs photographic file-- Free Europe Committee 2 Brown, Thomas H. 3 Crittenberger, Willis D. Includes Eugene Holman, Arthur Page, John M. Patterson 4 Durkee, William P. 5 Grew, Joseph C. 6 Jackson, C. D. 7 Poole, Dewitt 8 Richardson, John, Jr. Includes Hans Fischer 9 Rowson, Richard C. 10 Shephardson, Whitney H. Includes Mihai Handrabura, Rev. Aloysius Kuhar, Dr. Jan Stransky, Mrs. M. Corcoran, Mrs. Jean Allen, Andrew Marth, Methodi Zaharieff 11 Steibel, Gerald 12 Thomas, H. Gregory 13 Yarrow, Bernard 14 Policy symposium, 1963(?) 15 Reception, New York, N.Y., n.d. 16 Remember Berlin Day, New York, N.Y., 1962 August 9. Includes Robert F. Wagner, Joseph Kovago 17 Strasbourg summer session, 1963 82. World Freedom Day. Photos and press materials 1 1957. Two prints of New York, N.Y. Mayor Robert F. Wagner 2 1958-1959. Includes Abe Stark 3 1960. Includes Francis J. Barry, Daniel Beard, Lydia Procnicska, Irene Dubicka, Irena Vakselis Hoover Institution Library and Archives
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