Collections about Austria document the outbreak and course of World War I, Austria's struggle to remain independent during the 1930s, its wartime involvement on the side of the Axis, its occupation by Allied forces from 1945 to 1955, and its emergence as an independent, neutral state after 1955.
ALFRED HERMANN FRIED PAPERS - Austrian pacificist; Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1911
HEINRICH KANNER WRITINGS - Austrian journalist; editor, Die Zeit (Vienna)
NINA ALMOND AND RALPH LUTZ COLLECTION - Writings on the Treaty of St. Germain
GILCHRIST BAKER STOCKTON PAPERS - US minister to Austria, 1930–33
EUROPEAN PICTORIAL COLLECTION - Photographs of the 1934 revolt in Austria
AUSTRIA. TERRITORY UNDER ALLIED OCCUPATION RECORDS - Allied administration of Austria after World War II
ALETA BROWNLEE PAPERS - Director of child welfare in Austria, United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
JOHN DOANE HARTIGAN PAPERS - Member, US military government in Austria
AUSTRIA SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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Many of the Belgian collections concern US relief activities in German-occupied Belgium during World War I, especially those headed by Herbert Hoover. Other collections relate to Belgium under German occupation in World War II, politics, and the labor movement in Belgium during the twentieth century.
COMMISSION FOR RELIEF IN BELGIUM (1914–30) RECORDS - Private organization for provision of relief to Belgium during World War I
EDWARD EYRE HUNT PAPERS - Member, Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1914–16
WALTHER SCHEVENELS PAPERS - Belgian trade union official
BRAND WHITLOCK PAPERS - US ambassador to Belgium, 1913–22
BELGIAN SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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This collection is an important scholarly resource on Czech and Slovak history. The coverage is comprehensive, from the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 to the Czechoslovak Republic through World War II and communist Czechoslovakia to the post-1989 emergence of two democratic republics, Czech and Slovak.
R. GAJDA PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM - Commander, Czechoslovak Legion, 1918
STEFAN TISO DIARY - Premier of Slovakia, 1944–45
STEFAN OSUSKÝ PAPERS - Czechoslovak diplomat
JURAJ SLÁVIK PAPERS - Czechoslovak diplomat
JOSEF ŠKVORECKÝ PAPERS - Czech Canadian novelist
VILÉM PREČAN PAPERS - Czech historian and political dissident
JIŘÍ ŠETINA COLLECTION - Materials related to the Czechoslovak Communist Party
CZECHOSLOVAK INDEPENDENT PUBLICATIONS COLLECTION - Materials published by underground and uncensored presses in Czechoslovakia
FERDINAND PEROUTKA PAPERS - Czech journalist and chief of Czechoslovak Desk, Radio Free Europe, 1950–64
SLOVAK SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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The collections largely pertain to Denmark during World War II, including several focusing on the resistance movement that fought against the German occupation. Others contain materials on relations between Denmark and various countries, including Poland and the United States.
CLEVELAND PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLECTION - Materials issued by resistance groups during World War II
FINN A. NIELSEN COLLECTION - Danish and German newspapers issued during World War II
STOYTE OGLEBY ROSS PAPERS - Chief, United States Military Assistance Advisory Group in Denmark, 1956–60
MICHAŁ SOKOLNICKI PAPERS - Polish minister to Denmark, 1931–35
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The Estonian collections relate to that country’s first period of independence and its foreign relations during the interwar years. Among these, the Pusta Papers are especially important, as they concern the Soviet annexation of Estonia and efforts to keep the cause of Baltic independence alive during the Cold War. Other collections document political repression in the Soviet period and the renewal of Estonian sovereignty in 1991.
EESTI NSV RIIKLIKU JULGEOLEKU KOMITEE RECORDS - Estonian branch of the Soviet secret police organization Komitet gosudarstvennoi bezopasnosti (KGB)
WAYNE HOLDER PAPERS - US poet and writer; visitor to Estonia
M. OIDERMAN TYPESCRIPT: ESTONIAN INDEPENDENCE - Estonian Foreign Office representative
KAAREL ROBERT PUSTA PAPERS - Estonian diplomat; foreign minister of Estonia, 1924-25
ESTONIAN SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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The collections on Finland contain significant materials on modern Finnish history; several relate to the Russo-Finnish War of 1939–40, especially US fund-raising efforts to provide civilian relief to Finland. Others pertain to Finnish foreign policy and domestic politics in the twentieth century.
FINNISH RELIEF FUND RECORDS - US relief organization
HAROLD H. FISHER PAPERS - US historian; director, Hoover Institution, 1943–52
MALBONE W. GRAHAM PAPERS - US political scientist
RUDOLF HOLSTI PAPERS - Finnish foreign minister, 1919–22, 1936–38
NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON FOOD FOR THE SMALL DEMOCRACIES RECORDS - US relief organization
FINNISH SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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Among the numerous collections concerning France, many relate to its experiences in the two world wars, including US military operations in the country. For World War II, there are papers of prominent Vichy government officials and collections documenting the French resistance movement. Other collections cover the Algerian war, the presidency of Charles de Gaulle, and the student revolt of May 1968.
GEORGES ALBERTINI PAPERS - French politician and publisher; founder, Association d'Études et d'Informations Politiques Internationales
JACQUES BENOIST-MÉCHIN PAPERS - French author and historian; secretary of state, 1942
ROBERT D. BURHANS PAPERS - Colonel, United States Army; member, First Special Service Force
WORLD WAR II SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
FRENCH SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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FRANCE LIBRARY & ARCHIVES MATERIALS
Heinz, Grete, and Agnes F. Peterson. The French Fifth Republic, Establishment and Consolidation (1958-1965): An Annotated Bibliography of the Holdings of the Hoover Institution.Hoover Institution Bibliographical Series, 44. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 1970.
Heinz, Grete, and Agnes F. Peterson. The French Fifth Republic, Continuity and Change, 1966-1970: An Annotated Bibliography. A Sequel to The French Fifth Republic, 1958-1965. Hoover Institution Bibliographical Series, 54. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 1974.
The archives' extensive German collections cover German participation in World War I, the 1918–19 revolution, the Weimar Republic, the rise of Nazism, the Third Reich and its leaders, the Allied occupation after World War II, the founding of the Federal and Democratic Republics in 1949, and the reunification in 1990. The library's coverage begins with the establishment of the First Reich and the Reichstag debates of 1871.
ROSA LUXEMBURG AND MATHILDE JACOB PAPERS - German-Polish revolutionary leader and her secretary
FRANZ SCHOENBERNER PAPERS - German journalist; editor, Simplicissimus, 1929–33
WOLFGANG JANISCH PAPERS - East German artist and peace activist
FRIEDRICH-WILHELM SCHLOMANN PAPERS - German journalist
CURT MAX PRÜFER PAPERS - German diplomat
THOMAS ST. JOHN GAFFNEY PAPERS - US consul in Dresden and Munich, 1905–15
DEUTSCHE KONGRESS-ZENTRALE RECORDS - Government organization regulating all conferences and conventions in Germany, 1870–1943
MENSING FAMILY PAPERS - Vice-admiral, German Navy, and his sons
TRUMAN SMITH PAPERS - US military attaché to Germany, 1935–39
FR. P. MÖNKEMÖLLER COLLECTION - Printed matter related to World War I in Germany and immediately after
KARL C. VON LOESCH COLLECTION - Printed matter related to politics in Germany, 1918–44
NOTGEMEINSCHAFT FÜR EINE FREIE UNIVERSITÄT RECORDS - German organization to promote academic freedom at the Freie Universität Berlin
GERMAN PICTORIAL COLLECTION - Miscellaneous photographs, postcards, and slides
GERMAN SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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World Wars I and II are a major focus of the numerous collections on Great Britain. Many of them relate to the British army and Allied military operations and propaganda efforts of the British government. Other collections document twentieth-century politics, economics, and social conditions in the country and British foreign policy and colonialism.
JOHN VAIZEY PAPERS - British economist, educator, and novelist
WILLIAM HENRY BAUMER PAPERS - Staff officer, US military mission to Great Britain, 1942–45
BRITISH SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
DAVID EDWARD CHARLES EVERSLEY PAPERS - British social scientist
BARON FRASER OF KILMORACK PAPERS - British Conservative Party politician
INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS RECORDS - British organization promoting free-market economic policies
SIR ROBERT HAMILTON BRUCE LOCKHART PAPERS - British government official and author
BRITISH MINISTRY OF INFORMATION LIBRARY COLLECTION - Materials relating to World War I
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Although technically dating from 1918, when Hungary declared its independence from Austria following the defeat in World War I, the Hungarian collections include much earlier documentation as well. The collections provide coverage of the interwar period, World War II, Soviet domination and the 1956 uprising, as well as the peaceful transition to democracy after 1989.
GYÖRGY BARCZA NAGYALÁSONYI PAPERS - Hungarian diplomat
TIBOR ECKHARDT PAPERS - Hungarian politician; delegate to the League of Nations
STEPHEN DENIS KERTESZ PAPERS - Hungarian diplomat
ERICH LESSING PHOTOGRAPHS - Depicts scenes from the Hungarian Revolution
IMRE POZSGAY PAPERS - Hungarian politician
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These collections contain significant materials on modern Irish history, including the Irish independence movement of the early twentieth century and Ireland's neutrality during World War II. Others document the conflict in Northern Ireland, particularly from 1969 to 1989. The records of the Polish consulate general in Dublin are also included.
SIR ROGER CASEMENT PAPERS - Irish nationalist leader
JAMES AUGUSTINE HEALY COLLECTION - Irish American philanthropist
JAMES O'DONOVAN PHOTOGRAPHS - Depict scenes in Ireland
POLAND KONSULAT GENERALNY IN DUBLIN RECORDS - Polish consulate general in Dublin, 1921–57
IRISH SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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The collections concentrate on Italy in the first half of the twentieth century. Some relate to Italy's role in World War I; many more pertain to World War II, particularly Allied military operations in Italy during the last phases of the war. The World War II collections also include materials on the Italian partisan movement that fought against Mussolini and the German forces’ occupying northern Italy.
ROBERT H. ADLEMAN PAPERS - US journalist and author
FRANCO BANDINI PAPERS - Italian journalist and author
GINETTA SAGAN PAPERS - US human rights advocate
ALFRED CONNOR BOWMAN PAPERS - Senior civil affairs officer, Venezia Giulia, 1945–47
CONSTANTINE M. PANUNZIO PAPERS - Italian American sociologist
GINO CHARLES SPERANZA PAPERS - US military and political attaché in Italy
FRED L. WALKER PAPERS - Major general, US Army
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The Latvian collections span the period from the founding of an independent Latvian state in 1918 to the contemporary era. They pertain to Latvian diplomacy in the interwar years, the annexation of Latvia by the Soviet Union, and political repression under Soviet rule. Some materials concern Latvian refugees after World War II and the movement leading to renewal of Latvian independence in 1991.
ALFREDS BILMANIS PAPERS - Latvian ambassador to the Soviet Union, 1932–35, and the United States, 1935–48
FĒLIKSS CIELĒNS PAPERS - Latvian minister of foreign affairs, 1926–28; Latvian minister to France, 1933–34
JULES FELDMANS PAPERS - Latvian diplomat
MAVRIKS VULFSONS PAPERS - Latvian journalist, author, and government official
LATVIAN SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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The Lithuanian holdings contain significant materials on that country’s modern history. Some collections, including the Turauskas Papers, pertain to Lithuania's first period of independence and its loss of sovereignty following the Soviet annexation of the Baltic States. Other collections concern political repression under Soviet rule, broadcasts to Lithuania by Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe during the Cold War, and the Lithuanian diaspora after World War II.
KAJETONAS JULIUS ČEGINSKAS PAPERS - Director, Lithuanian service, Radio Liberty/Radio Free Europe
PETRAS PAULIUS DAUZVARDIS PAPERS - Lithuanian diplomat; consul general, Chicago, 1937–71
MIECZYSŁAW JAŁOWIECKI MEMOIRS - Polish Lithuanian agricultural expert; chairman, Vilnius Agrarian Association
LIETUVOS SSR VALSTYBĖS SAUGUMO KOMITETAS SELECTED RECORDS - Lithuanian branch of the Soviet secret police organization Komitet gosudarstvennoi bezopasnosti (KGB)
ONA ŠIMAITĖ PAPERS - Lithuanian librarian and literary critic
EDVARDAS TURAUSKAS PAPERS - Lithuanian ambassador to Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and Romania, 1934–39; political director, ministry of foreign affairs, 1939–40
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Many of the Dutch collections spotlight the experience of the Netherlands under German occupation in World War II, including living conditions in the country and its resistance to the occupiers. Other collections pertain to World War I, politics in the interwar years, and Dutch foreign relations in the twentieth century.
CORNELIA DUTILH-VAN VOLLENHOVEN DIARY - Dutch housewife on conditions in the Netherlands under German occupation
STANLEY KUHL HORNBECK PAPERS - US ambassador to the Netherlands, 1944–47
NIEUWE ROTTERDAMSCHE COURANT NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS - Rotterdam newspaper
MARTINUS NIJHOFF COLLECTION - Materials related to the German occupation of the Netherlands
LOUIS RAEMAEKERS PAPERS - Dutch cartoonist
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Materials pertaining to Poland begin in the 1860s and are particularly rich for the decade 1910–20, which saw the political struggle for Polish independence before and during World War I, the cause of Poland at the Versailles Conference, and the war against Bolshevik Russia in 1920–21. The remaining years of the Second Republic are best documented in the Hoover Institution Archives & Library’s rich Polish interwar holdings.
VALERIAN PLATONOVICH PLATONOV PAPERS - Russian state secretary for Polish affairs, 1864–66
OKHRANA RECORDS - Russian Imperial Secret Police, Paris office, 1883–1917
WŁODZIMIERZ WISKOWSKI COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
POLISH SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
HELENA PADEREWSKA MEMOIRS - Wife of Ignace Paderewski, prime minister of Poland
JANUSZ CISEK COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
IGNACE JAN PADEREWSKI PAPERS - Polish statesman and musician; premier, 1919
MIECZYSŁAW JAŁOWIECKI MEMOIRS - Polish Lithuanian agricultural expert, architect, and engineer
POLAND DELEGACJA PRZY LIDZE NARODÓW TELEGRAMS - Polish delegation to the League of Nations
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Hoover’s Polish holdings are particularly rich for the period 1939–45, largely thanks to its archives of the London Polish government in exile. Included are tens of thousands of documents and testimonies of former prisoners and deportees in Soviet Russia. Private collections, which were acquired later, provide an excellent complement to these government records.
POLAND MINISTERSTWO SPRAW ZAGRANICZNYCH RECORDS- Polish ministry of foreign affairs
AUGUST ZALESKI PAPERS - Polish foreign minister, 1926–32; president, government in exile, 1947–72
WŁADYSLAW ANDERS COLLECTION - General, Polish army
POLAND MINISTERSTWO INFORMACJI RECORDS - Ministry of information of the Polish government in exile in London during World War II
POLAND AMBASADA IN THE SOVIET UNION RECORDS - Polish embassy in the Soviet Union
POLAND AMBASADA IN THE US RECORDS - Polish embassy in the United States
POLAND POLSKIE SIŁY ZBROJNE MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS - Armed Forces of the Polish government in exile (London)
ANDRZEJ POMIAN PAPERS - Polish émigré in the United States; journalist and author; president, Stowarzyszenie Polskich Kombatantów
JAN KARSKI PAPERS - Liaison officer and courier of the Polish government in exile to the Polish underground, 1939–43; author, Story of a Secret State, 1944
WIKTOR SUKIENNICKI PAPERS - Polish American historian and political scientist; research analyst, Radio Free Europe, 1952–59
STANISŁAW MIKOŁAJCZYK PAPERS - Polish politician; prime minister, government in exile (London), 1943–44; second vice premier and minister of agriculture, 1945–47; president, International Peasant Union, 1948–64
ZYGMUNT BERLING PAPERS - General, Polish army; deputy commander, Armia Polska w ZSSR, 1944–45
WŁADYSŁAW GOMUŁKA MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS - Polish communist leader; general secretary, Polska Zjednoczona Partia Robotnicza, 1956–70
MARIAN SPYCHALSKI PAPERS - Polish minister of defense, 1956–68
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POLAND DURING WORLD WAR II LIBRARY & ARCHIVES MATERIALS
Dwyer, Joseph D., ed. Russia, the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: A Survey of Holdings at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 1980.
Filipiak, Miroslaw. Archiwalia Ambasady RP w Moskwie-Kujbyszewie (1941-1943) i Ministerstwa Informacji i Dokumentacji (1939-1945) w zbiorach Instytutu Hoovera Uniwesytetu Stanforda. Warszawa: Naczelna Dyrekcja Archiwow Panstwowych, 2002.
Scerbinskis, Valters. "Dokumenti par Latviju Huvera Instituta Arhiva Kalifornija," Latvijas Arhivi, no. 4, 2005.Scerbinskis, Valters. "Dokumenti par Latviju Huvera Instituta Arhiva Kalifornija," Latvijas Arhivi, no. 4, 2005.
Siekierski, Maciej. "Hoover Institution's Polish Collections: An Overview and a Survey of Selected Materials on Polish-Soviet Relations." Polish Review, 33, no.3 (1988): 325-32.
Siekierski, Maciej with Christopher Lazarski, compilers. Polish Independent Publications, 1976-1990. Guide to the Collection in the Hoover Institution Archives. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 1999.
Stepniak, Wladyslaw. Archiwalia polskie w zbiorach Instytutu Hoovera Uniwersytetu Stanforda. Warszawa: Naczelna Dyrekcja Archiwow Panstwowych, 1997.
Sworakowski, Witold S. List of Polish Underground Collection (1939-1945) in the Hoover Library. Stanford, 1948. (supplemented and revised by Helena Sworakowska, Stanford, 1961).
Hoover has an outstanding collection of primary source materials on the Polish People’s Republic, the anticommunist opposition, and Poland’s transition to democracy after 1989. Besides substantial holdings of papers of communist functionaries, a vast volume of documentation exists on the Solidarity trade union and related movements.
JAKUB BERMAN PAPERS - Polish communist leader; Polska Zjednoczona Partia Robotnicza Biuro Polityczne member, 1944–56
STEFAN JĘDRYCHOWSKI PAPERS - Vice president, Rada Ministrów, 1951–56; president, Komisja Planowania, 1956–68; minister of foreign affairs, 1968–71; minister of finance, 1971–74
MIECZYSŁAW F. RAKOWSKI PAPERS - Polish journalist and politician; editor in chief Polityka, 1958–82; deputy prime minister, 1981–85; vice-marshal, Sejm, 1985–88; chairman, prime minister, 1988–89
KRZYSZTOF DUBIŃSKI “OKRĄGŁY STÓŁ” COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
POLAND RADA MINISTRÓW RECORDS - Polish council of ministers
POLAND SŁUŻBA BEZPIECZEŃSTWA DEPARTAMENT III COLLECTION - Materials collected by Polish internal security police
POLISH INDEPENDENT PUBLICATIONS COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
HENRYK PIECUCH COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials relating to Polish intelligence, counterintelligence, and internal security
IRENA LASOTA PAPERS - Polish dissident; subsequently émigré in the United States; director of programs, Institute for Democracy in Eastern Europe.
JOANNA SZCZĘSNA COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
POLISH SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
RADIO FREE EUROPE POLISH LANGUAGE SERVICE AUDIOTAPES AND SCRIPTS
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Many of the collections on Portugal relate to various diplomatic missions in the country, including ones from Hungary, Poland, and Latvia. Some collections pertain to Portuguese colonialism in Africa; others contain materials on the 1974 revolution that brought an end to a long period of right-wing dictatorship in Portugal.
KEITH MIDDLEMAS COLLECTION - Portuguese revolution of 1974 and revolutionary developments in Portuguese colonies
POLAND POSELSTWO IN PORTUGAL RECORDS - Polish legation in Portugal
PORTUGUESE SUBJECT COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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The Hoover Archives is a wonderful place to study twentieth-century Romanian history and politics. The documentation is modest in volume but comprehensive in scope, covering Romanian history from the time of the Balkan war of 1912–13 through the Ceausecscu era, 1964–89.
I. G. DUCA PAPERS - Romanian minister of education, 1914–18; agriculture, 1919–20; foreign affairs, 1922–26; interior, 1927–28; and prime minister, 1933
GEORGE I. DUCA PAPERS - Romanian diplomat; chief of mission to Sweden, 1944–47
NICOLAE PETRESCU-COMNEN PAPERS - Romanian delegate to the League of Nations, 1923–28; ambassador to Germany, 1927–29 and 1932; minister of foreign affairs, 1938
BRUTUS COSTE PAPERS - Romanian chargé d'affaires to the United States, 1940–41, and to Portugal, 1944–46; secretary general, Assembly of Captive European Nations, 1954–65
ALEXANDRU CRETZIANU PAPERS - Romanian diplomat; minister to Turkey, 1943–45
COMITETUL NAŢIONAL ROMÂN RECORDS - Anticommunist Romanian émigré organization
SIGHET MEMORIAL COLLECTION- Interviews with former political prisoners
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The Spanish collections concentrate on twentieth-century political history. Many relate to the Spanish Civil War and include memoirs of US volunteers who fought for the Spanish Republic. Of particular significance are Burnett Bolloten's collected research materials, which are extensive. Other collections pertain to US diplomats in Spain during the Franco era and groups opposed to Franco's dictatorship.
JAVIER BENEDET PAPERS - Secretary, Acción Demócrata Española, San Francisco, California
BURNETT BOLLOTEN PAPERS - US journalist and historian; United Press war correspondent in Spain, 1936–38
JOHN DAVIS LODGE PAPERS - US ambassador to Spain, 1955–61
JOAQUÍN MAURÍN PAPERS - Spanish socialist, journalist, and author
MARIA ANGELS SOLÉ COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
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These materials emphasize Switzerland's efforts to remain neutral during World Wars I and II. Also included are the records of the Polish legation and the Hungarian embassy in Switzerland, as well as the papers of the United States ambassador to Switzerland, Frances Willis. The Swiss Subject Collection documents youth and radical movements after 1980.
FRANCES E. WILLIS PAPERS - US ambassador to Switzerland, 1953–7
POLAND POSELSTWO TELEGRAMS - Polish legation in Switzerland, 1919–30
HUNGARY KÖVETSÉG RECORDS - Hungarian embassy in Switzerland, 1920–45
SWISS SUBJECT COLLECTION - Relates to youth and radical movements
ALHARD GELPKE COLLECTION - Relates to anti-Nazi movements in Switzerland
WILLIAM MARTIN NOTES - Paris correspondent, Journal de Genève
EIDGENÖSSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZÜRICH COLLECTION - Printed matter
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Yugoslav collections date to the Paris Peace Conference and Frank Golder's expedition to the kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes in 1921. The collections are strong on the two world wars and Tito’s Yugoslavia after 1945. The literary archive of a prominent dissident in the eastern bloc, Milovan Djilas, is an important recent addition.
KONSTANTIN FOTIĆ PAPERS - Yugoslav minister and ambassador to the United States, 1935–44
MILAN GAVRILOVIĆ PAPERS - Yugoslav ambassador to the Soviet Union, 1940–41; member, Yugoslav government in exile, 1941–43
FRIEDRICH KATZ COLLECTION - Miscellaneous materials
MILOVAN DJILAS PAPERS - Yugoslav communist leader; subsequently dissident
KRZYSZTOF MILLER PHOTOGRAPHS - Polish photographer in Bosnia, 1992
ROLAND TASHO PHOTOGRAPHS - Albanian photographer
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