The Packer collection contains 64,000 items from the files of this American diplomat. It is complete in its representation of every aspect of his life. The papers include personal and professional correspondence, manuscripts, documents, printed materials, and Russian cartoons and illustrations, as well as original World War I posters. It is also contains a wonderful array of photographs taken by Mr. Packer between 1917 and 1923, which depict scenes from the Russian Revolution and from Russian city life. Mr. Packer's correspondence includes letters from Upton Sinclair and cataloged photographs trace his career. Packer has held the consular and diplomatic titles of Vice Consul. Consul, Consul General, Third Secretary of Legation, First Secretary of Embassy, Counselor of Embassy, and Charge d'Affaires. The manuscripts in this collection includes most of his published works as well as many unpublished items, such as articles, essays, stories, and small diaries and journal notebooks. The largest part of the collection is taken up by Packer's extensively detailed subject files dealing with Soviet Russia. These subject files encompass over half of the collection and cover all aspects of the U.S.S.R., from politics and propaganda, culture and trade, to history and international relations. There are also numerous clippings about the Soviet Union from American and international newspapers, some of them pre- Revolutionary, as well as two volumes of a pre-Revolutionary Russian dictionary. Other subject files include various European and Asian countries and International organizations. Spanning over eight decades, the Packer collection is an interesting, in- depth look at a country through the eyes of an American. ARRANGED CORRESPONDENCE Box 2 A. M. Marquis Co. Gunars Meierovics Mel'gunov Marion Nikolajczyk Ruth Mitchell Murphy and Henderson Earl Packer, official business correspondence John C. Perts Clippings and letters to various editors Col. Eugene Prince Query letters Reader's Digest Recht's manuscript Easton Rothwell Father Rudinsky Memoranda and professional correspondence, 1936-1939 Anastasia State Department, 1936-1941 MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE Box 3 Box 4 JOURNALS Box 5 Box 5a Box 5b - Journals and passports PHOTOGRAPHS Box 6 Box 6a DRAWINGS AND MAPS Box 6b Earl L. Packer Contents List Packer, Personal Arranged Manuscripts: Earl L. Packer Box 7 "American Spotligt on Soviet Copyrite" "The Baltic States, the Helsinki Conference and 'Betrayal'" "Beauty Contests Originated in the Ukraine" "Bolshevik War and Bolshevik Peace" "Centralization of Power" "The Commissar's Daughter" Box 8 "Content" "Disposing of Disposables" "Doctoring the Record" "First Formal Tea" "History of a Kremlin Pledge" "Krushchev After Russia" "Introduction" 1 "Methods" "Motivations" "Mouse in the Corner" Box 9 "National Question" "Objectives" "On Effective Speaking" "Quid Pro Quo I" "Quid Pro Quo-New Series" '"Red1 Intervention and 'Foreign' Intervention" "Soviet Expansionism" "The Soviet Union and its European Satellites" (Part I, Chapter IV) "Surprise Attack" Box 10 "This Week in Cincinnati" "The Twentieth Congress of the CP.S.U." "The Yalta Conference Documents: A Study of Textual Variations" "Volume Outline" "Yes, Nikita, There is an Iron Curtain" "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" "Yost, C. W." Identified Manuscripts: Earl L. Packer Box 11 Articles (newspaper, etc.) Boston Globe, "The 1933 Agreements" Cold War Current- 1964 Current, other Earliest Manuscripts Box 12 Earliest Manuscripts Foreign Affairs— ideas for final report Funk and Wagnalls—notes and drafts Holdovers Hold with U.S.S.R. Conclusions Introduction to Blodniek's Book June 1960 Box 13 Mimeographs 1964 and 1965, late Recent Reply to Chossudovsky Revision, items for Speller, potential manuscript for Speller, ribbon copies 2 Stories Miscellaneous Manuscripts Box 14 Box 15 Ideas for Manuscripts Box 16 Articles, items for Notes Policy Projects Reseach Material for Book (operetta) Scribblings Sources Tasks Transglobal Voice of America Miscellaneous Ideas for Manuscripts Box 17 Manuscripts by Iris Packer Box 18 "We Traveled with the Moiseyev Dancers" Miscellaneous Manuscripts Box 19 Miscellaneous Manuscripts Box 20 Miscellaneous Manuscripts Research for "The Yalta Conference Documents: A Study of Textual Variations" Box 21 Yalta Conference Yalta Documents—U.K. Box 22 Yalta Documents—U.S. Yalta Documents-U.S.S.R. General Files Box 23 3 A Day at State Addresses American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Services Amusing Items Anti-communtist International Army and Navy Club and National Arts Club Book Lists Book Reviews Business Cards Cartoons Cirriculum Vitae Box 24 Closing Legation at Riga Clubs, military—navel Clubs, miscellaneous Committee for Economic Development Conference of Weekly Newspaper Editors Diplomas, papers, etc. Earth and Universe The Family Heritage Book Holiday Greetings from Mrs. Packer Guide History of Diplomacy Class Hurd. and Gr., account with Institute for American Strategy Kronstadt Thesis, Petrov—Skitalets Laws Box 25 Lecture Materials, USSR Lecture Notes Lectures, teaching courses Lejins Luncheons, foreign service, NY Medals Names of Fish The Packer Post Personal Callers Perts Drawings, pertaining to Published Items Box 26 Patent Data Raymond Project Retirement, articles on Soviet Film, personal order for Speeches, personal Box 27 Stamps, cancelled 4 Stamps, uncancelled TV Appearance, FNA, Feb. 24, 1952 Travel Trip to USSR Trip to Washington, DC Miscellaneous Dagier Box 28 Dagier, correspondence Dagier, miscellaneous Letters and Memos about Simplifier Project Simplifier, contracts Simplifier, list of material on Simplifier Project, "'Sponsor' Time Simplifier" Simplifier, sunset house Employment, specific Box 29 Current Military Official Post-retirement Scholastic Magazine Employment, miscellaneous Box 30 Foreign Scrivicc Box 31 Accounts Amalgamation At the Crossroads Budget Bureau Case, Packer Confidential Confidential, refrigerator Diplomatic Corps Lists Diplomatic Lists (Riga, Budapest, Ankara, Tunis) Box 32 Foreign Service Day Conference Foreign Service Research, Inc., Harkil Corporation Kerman and Harlsons Law Personal Files, early Personnel 5 Reinstatement into Foreign Service Reporting Retirement, recent Salvadori Speech Box 33 State Department (1925 - 1942) State Department (1929 - 1932) State Department, Kennan State Department, Simplifier Project State Department, suggestions to Statistics, excecutive officers Taxation/credentials Foreign Service, miscellaneous Box 34 Box 35 Box 36 Packer, subject files United States Box 37 "Aide" Anti-radical cases The Campaign "Christian Democratic Review" CIA Disclosures Committee for Economic Development, reports Conditions Democratic and Republican Platforms Democratic Convention Freedom of the Press (post-Pentagon papers) Freedom of Information Act Government Information Service Harry and Ike Herbert Hoover Library Herbert Hoover Library, W. Branch 1A The Hoover Institute and Library, "The Soviet Union in World Affairs: 1948" Box 38 Immigration (RF Kennedy et al) Inter-American Business Education (Freeman) Johnson, Lyndon B. Kennedy Law, general 6 Law, international Logan Act Military Treaties Monroe Doctrine The New York Times, goofs O'Hanlon, Virginia Policy and Other Important Statement of Western Leaders Policy, statements by US officials Post-democratic Convention Platform Post-republican Convention Rent Control Box 39 Russian Research Center, Harvard (Jan. 30-31, 1958) Republican Convention Security Clearance States (new), recognition of Treasury Department Western Hemisphere States Miscellaneous Foreign Affairs and Policy, miscellaneous Box 40 Box 41 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Box 42 Accusations (against an enemy) Aesopian Language Agitation Agression Agriculture, grain data (1928-1931) Algiers Conference, Soviet/Chinese relations Amnesty Anniversaries Anti-semitism Arbitration Armed Assasination Atrocities Attack, surprise Bargaining Behaviorism "Behind the Communist Line" Belgrade Conference in Helsinki (Oct. 1977) Berlin Blockade Berlin Youth Plan (1951) Bibliographic 7 Biographic Box 43 Biography Bladmington Carbondale Conference Blockade Bolshevik, program Bolshevism Bolshevization Brain Washing Breathing Space Brest Litovsk Buffer States Bureaucracy Box 44 Cadres Camps, two Capitalism Capitalism, crisis of Capitalist Encirclement Censorship Central Excecutive Committee Childishness China, possibility of war with Changes, post-Stalin period Charts and Lists Choice Chronology Box 45 Chronology and Clippings Citizenship Clausewitz Coercion Coexistance Coexistance, peaceful Coexistance, peaceful (1963 - Cohabitation, peaceful Collective Leadership Colective, security, action Collectivization Colonialism Cominform Commerce Communications Box 46 Communism Communism: 125 Years Later (1972) Communist High Life 8 Communist Party Conference, Budapest (Feb. - March 1968) Communist World Conference, proposed (1966, 1967, 1968,. Compromise Conditional Reflexes, Pavlov, Gredeskal "Confessions" Conspiracy Constitution Constitution, Stalinist (1936 - 1939) C onstitutional Assembly Constitutions Constitutions, USSR, RSFSR, etc. Control of Satellites Conversion of Imperialist Wars into Civil Wars Cooperation Copyright Box 47 Cosmopolitanism Court System Courts Debts Deceptions, history revised Declaration of the Formation of the USSR, Treaty of Union Dedication to Communism Defectors Defectors, Martin and Mitchell Defecting, government officials Box 48 Definitions, general Democracy Democracy, People's Democratic