HOOVER INSTITUTION ARCHIVES HOLDINGS
ON WORLD WAR, 1914-1916.
Adair, Fred Lyman, 1877
Papers, 1918-1942.
8 ms. boxes, 3 envelopes, 2 honovapords.
[ID: CSUZ50009-A]
American physician; Red Cross relief worker in Belgium, 1919-1919.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, photographs, notes, and printed
matter, relating primarily to activities of the American Red Cross in Belgium,
1918-1919, and to the America First Committee, 1940-1942.
Indexes: Register.
Adams, Ephraim Douglass, 1865-1930.
Papers, 1908-1929.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXXI04-A]
American historian; director of the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution
and Peace, 1919-1925.
Summary: Correspondence, and leaflets, relating to the administration
and finances of Stanford University and to American participation in World
War I. Correspondence mostly with Herbert Hoover. Includes a series of leaflets
by E. D. Adams, entitled Why We Are at War with Germany, 1918.
Correspondence photocopy.
Original correspondence in: Stanford University Archives.
Adams, Sidney F.
Letters, 1917-1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ80061-A]
Sergeant, United States Army.
Summary: Relates to military training in th: United States Army and
military operations of the 91st Infantry Division in France and Belgium
during World War I. Letters sent to Ephraim Douglass Adams, father of S.
F. Adams, and other family members.
Mimeographed transcript.
Adams, Wallace E. (Wallace Earl), 1926
Papers, 1906-1978.
21 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ79013-A]
American historian; member, United States Economic Cooperation Administration
and Mutual Security Administration missions to France, 1951-1954.
Summary: Notes, drafts, photocopies of French governmental documents,
computer data cards, press summaries, and printed matter, relating to French
politics and foreign policy during the Third and Fourth Republics, and especially
to the career of the French politician André Tardieu. Mostly research
material for the doctoral dissertation by W. E. Adams, "André
Tardieu and French Foreign Policy, 1902-1919" (Stanford University,
1959). Includes some original notes by Tardieu.
In English and French.
Agence télégraphique de Petrograd.
Bulletins, 1915-1916.
5 v.
[ID: CSUZ71007-A]
Press service.
Summary: Daily news bulletins, relating to world military and political
events.
In French.
Ahlborn, Emil.
Holograph letter, 1917, to Charles F. Dole.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY002-A]
Summary: Relates to the origins of World War I, and to American entry
into the war.
Akintievskii, Konstantin Konstantinovich,
1684-1962.
Memoirs, 1956.
1 item (1 ms. box).
[ID: CSUZ71008-A]
General, imperial Russian Army.
Summary: Relates to activities of the Imperial Russian Army during
World War I, 1914-1917, up to the revolution of November 1917. includes
partial translation by L. N. Zaitzevsky.
In Russian with English translation.
Aldrich, Mildred, 1853-1928.
Letters, 1914-1917.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX023-A]
American novelist.
Summary: Relates to conditions in France during World War I, and
to activities of Gertrude Stein and other literary figures in France. Letters
sent to a friend in the United States, probably Harriet Levy.
Aldrovandi Marescotti, Luigi, conte de
Viano, 1876
Nuovi ricordi e frammenti di diario per far seguito a Guerra Diplomatica
(1914-1919) : typescript memoirs, 1938.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY004-A]
Chief of cabinet of the Italian Foreign Ministry during World War I.
In Italian.
Alekseev, Mikhail Vasil'evich, 1857-1918.
Papers, 1905-1956.
1 ms. box, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ77066-A]
General, Russian Imperial army; chief of staff, Russian forces on the southwestern
front, 1914-1915; chief of staff to Tsar Nicholas II, 1915-1917; White Russian
military commander, 1917-1918.
Summary: Correspondence, writings, notes, memoranda, reports, military
orders, and photographs, relating to Russian military activities during
the Russo-Japanese War, World War I, and the Russian Civil War, and especially
to the organization of the Dobrovol'cheskaia Armiia. Includes some posthumous
biographical material.
Photocopy.
Originals in possession of: Vera Alekseeva de Borel.
In Russian.
Indexes: Register.
The Aleppo news-letter.
Typescript newsletter, 1920.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY005-A]
Newsletter of Near East Relief workers in Aleppo, Syria.
Summary: Four issues, June-July 1920, relating to social conditions
and relief work in Syria.
Allen, Benjamin Shannon, 1883-1963.
Papers, 1910-1967.
3 ms. boxes, 1 cu. ft. box, 2 oversize boxes, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ54001-A]
American journalist.
Summary: Correspondence, press releases, clippings, other printed
matter, and photographs, relating to activities of the Commission for Relief
in Belgium, U.S. Food Administration and U.S. Fuel Administration during
World War I. and of the National Committee on Food for the Small Democracies
and Finnish Relief Fund during World War II, to political conditions in
the U.S., and to Herbert Hoover.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Allen, Niel R., 1894-1959.
Papers, 1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ59001-A]
Second lieutenant, United States Army; editor, Pontanezen Duckboard, Camp
Pontanezen, Brest, France, 1919.
Summary: Correspondence, account books, contracts, newspaper clippings,
and notes, relating to American armed forces in France at the end of World
War I.
Allied and Associated Powers (1914-1920)
Inter-Allied Food Council.
Records, 1917-1919.
21 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX008-A]
Summary: minutes of meetings, reports, correspondence, and statistics,
relating to the coordination of Allied food supply and regulation during
World War I.
In French and Eng2ish.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Allied and Associated Powers (1914-1920)
Treaties, etc.
Treaties, 1918-1920.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX015-A]
Summary: Relates to the conclusion of World War I. Countries represented
include the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Austria, Austria-Hungary,
Bulgaria, Germany, Hungary, Romania, and Turkey.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Almond, Nina, collector.
Collection, 1919-1920.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX520-A]
Summary: Bulletins, reports, and memoranda, published in The Treaty
of St. Germain : A Documentary History of Its Territorial and Political
Clauses, with a Survey of the Documents of the Supreme Council of the Paris
Peace Conference, edited by Nina Almond and Ralph Haswell Lutz (Stanford:
Stanford University Press, 1935).
Typed transcript.
Alsberg, Henry Garfield, 1681
Food conditions in the Central Powers typescript report, 1917.
1 v. (in 1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY009-A]
American journalist.
Summary: Relates to food supply in Europe and Turkey during World
War I.
Altengrabow (Germany : Prison camp).
Prison camp newspaper issues, 1920.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX173-A]
Summary: Relates to conditions at Lager Altengrabow, Germany, and
to political events in Russia and Germany. issued by Russian prisoners of
war in the camp.
In Russian and German.
Indexes: Inventory.
Altrocchi, Rudolph, 1882-1953.
Papers, 1900-1945.
4 ms. boxes, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ55001-A]
Second lieutenant, United States Army; director of oral propaganda in Italy,
American Bureau of Public Information, 1918; Army Liaison Service officer,
France, 1918-1919.
Summary: Correspondence, office diary, reports, speeches, military
orders, newspaper clippings, postcards, posters, sheet music, and printed
matter, relating to American war propaganda work in Italy and Lyons, France.
Indexes: Register.
American Library Association. War Service.
Records, 1917-1923.
1 ms. box, 33 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ73025-A]
Summary: Photographs, postcards, blueprints, insignia, and reports,
relating to the work of the American Library Association War Service in
providing library buildings, books, and librarians, for American military
servicemen in the United States and overseas during World War I.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
American National Red Cross.
Records, 1917-1995.
216 ms. boxes, 5 cu. ft. boxes, I card file box, 2 scrapbooks, 38 v., 1
framed photograph, 2 videotape cassettes.
[ID: CSUZXX482-A]
American charitable organization.
Summary, Correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial records, and
photographs, relating to relief work in Europe, the Middle East, China,
and Siberia during and immediately after World War I.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
American Relief Administration. European
Operations.
Records, 1919-1923.
847 ms. boxes, 17 oversize boxes, 7 oversize folders.
[ID:-CSUZ23001-A]
American relief agency operating in Europe from 1919 to 1923.
Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, appeals, financial records,
lists, and press summaries, relating to American relief in Europe following
World War I, and food and public health problems, economic conditions, and
political and social developments, in Europe.
Indexes: Register.
American Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps.
Correspondence, 1915.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY014-A]
Summary: Letters (mimeographed and typewritten) from members of the
American Volunteer Motor Ambulance Corps, relating to activities of the
corps in France during World War I.
Amy, Henry Joseph.
Papers, 1917-1962.
2 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ65013-A]
Colonel, United States Army; commanding officer, Initial Troop Equipment
Division, New York Port of Embarkation, 1943-1945.
Summary: Orders, reports, organizational equipment lists, personnel
records, correspondence, diary, reminiscences, clippings, maps, certificates,
and photographs, relating to American military operations in France during
World War I, and to shipment of American military equipment overseas during
World War II.
Anderson, Edgar, 1920
miscellaneous papers, 1944-1984.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX115-A]
Latvian-American historian.
Summary: Includes a typescript study, The Baltic Area in World Affairs,
1914-1920 : A Military-Political History; and writings, correspondence,
notes, and photographs, relating to Latvian nationalist underground organizations
and Swedish-Latvian contacts during World War II, the World Latvian Youth
Conference held in West Berlin in 1968, and to the Livian ethnic group in
Latvia.
In English, Latvian and German.
Andreyev, Leonid, 1871-1919.
Miscellaneous papers, 1900-1920.
1 ms. box, 1 card file box.
[ID: CSUZ89037-A]
Russian novelist.
Summary: Plays, poems, short stories, letters, and photographs, relating
to Russian literature and drama, and to conditions in Russia during World
War I. Includes diary of Anna Andreeva, wife of Leonid Andreyev.
In part, photocopy.
In part, originals in: Tsentralnyi gosudarstvennyi arkhiv littratury
i iskusstva SSSR, Moscow.
In Russian.
Angell, Frank, 1857-1939.
Papers, 1901-1918.
2 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box, memorabilia.
[ID: CSUZ80142-A]
American psychologist; special representative, Commission for Relief in
Belgium, 1915-1916.
Summary: writings, correspondence, notes, statistics, printed matter,
personal documents, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to the work of
the Commission for Relief in Belgium and the Comité National de Secours
et d'Alimentation in providing relief in Belgium during World War I, and
to Belgian unemployment relief before and during the war. Used as research
material for the study by F. Angell, "The Belgians under the German
Occupation." Includes the typescript of the study.
In English, French and Flemish.
Army War College (United States)
Historical Section.
Miscellany, 1917-1930.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX362-A]
Summary: Outline of American World War I military participation,
1926, and guide for indexing American World War I records, 1930, both prepared
by the Army War College, Historical Section; and copies of miscellaneous
orders, reports, and memoranda of the American Expeditionary Forces in France,
1917-1918, collected by the Army War College, Historical Section.
Typed transcript.
Originals in: Army War College, Historical Section.
Arrowsmith, Robert, 1860-1928.
Papers, 1914-1923.
2 oversize boxes, 4 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZXX135-A]
Member, Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1915-1917.
Summary: Correspondence, clippings, other printed matter, memorabilia,
and photographs, relating to conditions in German-occupied Belgium during
World War I, relief activities of the Commission for Relief in Belgium,
and war loan and relief publicity in the UnitedO States.
Associated News Service.
Photographs, 1915-1916.
1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ70061-A]
Summary: Depicts world events from June 1915 to June 1916. Distributed by
the Associated News Service.
Austro-Hungarian monarchy. Ministerium des K. und K. Hauses und des
Aussern.
Dispatches, 1914.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ80138-A]
Summary: Dispatches from the Austro-Hungarian embassy in Turkey and
from the Austro-Hungarian legation in Switzerland, relating to activities
of Ukrainian nationalist organizations.
Typed transcript.
In German.
Axelbank, Herman, 1900-1979, collector.
Motion picture film, 1696-1977.
234 reels.
[ID: CSUZ79073-A]
Closed in part. Reels 1-30, 32-36, 40-42, 62, 90, 93, 97, 99, 118-123, and
152 are open for research. All others are eligible to be opened after copies
are made.
Summary: Depicts major events in the twentieth-century Russian history,
including the Russian Revolution and World Wars I and II, the tsarist family
and court, communist political and military leaders, and scenes of economic,
social, and cultural activities in the Soviet Union.
Indexes: Register, reels 1-28. Preliminary inventory for all other
reels.
Ayres, Leonard Porter, 1879-1946.
Typescript diary, 1924.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY022-A]
Colonel, U.S. Army; economic adviser to the Reparation Commission.
Summary: Relates to the work of the commission.
Babcock, Conrad Stanton, 1876-1950.
Papers, n.d.
1 ms. box, 1 oversize box, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZXXI55-A]
Brigadier general, U.S. Army.
Summary: Memoirs and photographs, relating to American military activities
during the Philippine insurrection of 1899-1901, and in France during World
War I.
Bagg, Mrs. L. L. S., collector.
Miscellany, ca. 1914-1918.
1 ms. box, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZXX163-A]
Summary: Newspaper and magazine clippings, maps, ration books, currency,
photographs, and memorabilia, relating primarily to Italy in World War I.
Bailey, H. S.
Typescript memorandum, 1918.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY025-A]
Head of the Oil, Fat and Wax Laboratory, Bureau of Chemistry, U.S. Department
of Agriculture; substitute member, U.S. Soap Committee.
Summary: Relates to the meeting of the Soap Committee on July 30,
1918, regarding war-time regulation of the soap industry.
Bailey, Thomas Andrew, 1902, collector.
Bailey-Ryan collection, 1915-1979.
17 ms. boxes, 2 slide boxes, 13 microfilm reels, I phonotape.
[ID: CSUZ75003-A]
Summary: Correspondence, notes, photocopies of government documents,
printed matter, and photographs, relating to the sinking of the Lusitania
in 1915, and to the undeclared American-German naval war, 1939-1941. Collected
by T. A. Bailey and Paul B. Ryan. Includes some papers of T. A. Bailey,
relating especially to the Marshall Plan.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Baker, George Barr, 1870-1948.
Papers, 1919-1932.
14 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ24000-A]
American journalist; a director of the American Relief Administration.
Summary: Correspondence, photographs, and printed matter, relating
to the American Relief Administration; Commission for Relief in Belgium;
Paris Peace Conference; American presidential politics and the 1924, 1928,
and 1932 presidential campaigns; Calvin Coolidge; Herbert Hoover; the Republican
Party; and the foreign language press.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Bane, Suda Lorena, 1666-1952.
Organization of American relief in Europe, 1918-1919 : galley proofs(annotated),
1943.
1 item (1 ms. box).
[ID: CSUZXX652-A]
Summary: Relates to World War I relief activities of the American
Relief Administration and United States Food Administration. Edited by S.
L. Bane and Ralph Haswell Lutz. Published (Stanford, 1943).
Baratov, Nikolai Nikolaevich, 1864-1932.
Papers, 1890-1934.
3 ms. boxes, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ81131-A]
General, Russian imperial Army; commander, Expeditionary Corps in Persia,
1914-1917.
Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, diaries, reports, military documents,
maps, clippings, and printed matter, relating to Russian military activities
in Persia and the Caucasus during World War I, and to the Russian Revolution.
In Russian.
Indexes: Register.
Bastin, Catherine Sylvia.
Papers, ca. 1914-1918.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ62003-A]
American Red Cross nurse in Europe during World War I.
Summary: Correspondence, pamphlets, clippings, medals, badges, and
photographs, relating to C. Bastin's Red Cross service.
Bastunov, Vladimir J., collector.
Collection, 1697-1917.
4 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ75102-A]
Summary: Imperial orders, military orders, personnel rosters, and
casualty reports relating to the operations of the Russian Imperial Army
and its personnel.
In Russian.
Indexes: Register.
Batchelder, George.
Why hurry? : typescript memoirs, 1914.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY030-A]
American tourist in Germany, 1914.
Summary: Relates to conditions in Germany at the outbreak of World
War I.
The Battalion that would not disband
Story of the 317th Field Signal Battalion, 1917-1972 : mimeograph,
1972.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZ72085-A]
Summary: Relates to the activities of the 317th Field Signal Battalion
of the United States Army in France during World War I, and to reunions
of veterans of the battalion.
Bayne, Joseph Breckinridge, 1880-1964.
Papers, 1917-1919.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ67013-A]
American physician; surgeon with the Romanian Red Cross, 1916-1918.
Summary: Photographs and photocopies of letters, clippings, and certificates,
relating to military and civilian hospitals in Romania during World War
I.
Bazili, Nikolai Aleksandrovich, 1883-1963.
Papers, 1881-1959.
26 ms. boxes,97 envelopes, memorabilia.
[ID: CSUZ65017-A]
Imperial Russian diplomat; deputy director, Chancellery of Foreign Affairs,
1911-1914; member, Council of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1917.
Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, and photographs,
relating to Russian political and foreign affairs, 1900-1917, Russian involvement
in World War I, the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II, and the Russian Revolution
and Civil War. Includes drafts of N. A. Bazili's book Russia under Soviet
Rule.
In Russian and French.
Indexes: Register.
Beach, Edward Latimer, 1867
From Annapolis to Scapa Flow : the autobiography of a naval officer
: typescript, 1941 / by Captain Edward L. Beach.
1 v. (369 p.) 1 ms. box).
[ID: CSUZXX778-A]
Captain, United States Navy.
Summary: Relates to American naval operations, including the battle
of Manila Day in 1898; American intervention in Mexico (1914), Haiti (1915),
and the Dominican Republic (1916); and operations in the Atlantic Ocean
during World War I.
Also includes translations of letters to Z. L. Beach from President Sudre
Dartiguenave and future President Louis Borno of Haiti, 1916, relating to
Beach's activities in Haiti.
Beer, F. F., collector.
Sketchbook, 1915.
1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ81134-A]
Summary: Drawings of inmates and scenes at the Ruhleben prison camp,
Germany, which housed British civilians interned in Germany during World
War I. Drawn by various prisoners of the camp.,
Bees of America.
Miscellaneous records, 1917-1921.
1 v. (in 1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY036-A]
Brooklyn Children's organization operating under the auspices of the Brooklyn
Women's War Relief Committee.
Summary: Correspondence, photographs, and miscellanea, relating to
the provision of relief for Belgian children during World War I.
In English and French.
Belgian subject collection, 1890-1973.
2 ms. boxes, 2 oversize boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX754-A]
Summary: Clippings, newspaper issues, pamphlets, leaflets, reports,
cartoons, and photographs, relating to miscellaneous aspects of twentieth-century
Belgian history, and especially to the destruction of the Library of the
Université catholique de Louvain during World War I and its subsequent
reconstruction.
In English, French, and Flemish.
Indexes: Register.
Belgium (Territory under German occupation, 1914-1918).
Printed issuances, 1914-1918.
39 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX213-A]
Summary: Public proclamations and announcements issued by the German
military government in Belgium, arranged and numbered as they appear in
Les Avis, Proclamations et Nouvelles de Guerre Allemandes, Affiches à
Bruxelles pendant l'Occupation (Ixelles-Bruxelles: Les Editions Brian Hill,
1915-1918). Includes some items not identified in this work.
In German, French, and Flemish.
Bell, James Ford, 1879-1961.
Papers, 1917-1930.
3 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ57003-A]
American business executive; chairman, Milling Division, U.S. Food Administration,
1917-1918.
Summary: Correspondence, diaries, reports, financial statements,
and photographs, relating to the U.S. Food Administration and the 1926 Herbert
Hoover political campaign in Minnesota. Correspondents include Herbert Hoover
and Rudolph Lee.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Bell, Johannes.
Typescript translation of a memorandum, n.d..,
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY039-A]
German diplomat.
Summary: Relates to the participation of the German delegation in
the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. Translated by Alma Luckau.
English translation from German.
Bell, Lillian, collector.
Slides, ca. 1914-1918.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ59007-A]
Summary: Depicts miscellaneous scenes from World War I.
Bennigsen, Adam Pavlovich, graf, 1875-
Papers, 1914-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX298-A]
Colonel, Imperial Russian Army.
Summary: Diary extracts, letters, and poems, relating to Russian
military activities during World War I, and to activities of the White Army
of General Denikin during the Russian Civil War. Includes an account of
the February 1917 Revolution by Grafinia Bennigsen.
Typed translations.
English translation from Russian.
Bergery, Gaston, 1892
Papers, 1909-1973.
44 ms. boxes, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ77069-A]
French attorney, diplomat, author, journalist, and politician; secretary-general,
Inter-Allied Commission for Reparations, 1918-1924; director of the cabinet,
ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1924-1925; ambassador to the Soviet Union,
1941.
Summary: Correspondence, telegrams, reports, memoranda, lists, speeches
and writings, and leaflets, relating to French political events and foreign
relations, France during World War II, and the Front Populaire,
Mainly in French.
Indexes: Register.
Bernatskii, Mikhail Vladimirovich, 1876, collector.
Miscellany, 1916-1918.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX078-A]
Summary: Reports, correspondence, and statistics, relating to the
financing of the Russian war effort during World War I.
In Russian, French and English.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Berry, Robert Wallace, 1898
Papers, 1932-1976.
A ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ75097-A]
Rear admiral, United States Navy; assistant to the secretary of defense,
1947-1949.
Summary: memoirs, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating
to American naval operations in World Wars I and II, and to the administration
of the United States Department of Defense under Secretary of Defense James
Forrestal.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Berthelot, Henri Mathias, 1861-1931.
Souvenirs de la grande guerre : notes extraites de mon journal de guerre
: typescript memoirs, 1926.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ62079-A]
General, French Army.
Summary: Relates to French military activities during World War I,
and to French military missions to Romania and the U.S.
Photocopy.
Originals in possession of: Jean-Claude Dubois.
In French.
Beyer, Eduard, collector.
Collection, 1914-1917.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ30001-A]
Summary: Telegrams from the Eastern front, relating to Austrian forces
during World War I, 1914; and photographs depicting Emperor Charles of Austria
reviewing troops on the Eastern front, 1917.
In German.
Bibliotheque Grimmon.
Typescript catalog, n.d.
I
1 v. (in 1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY048-A]
Summary: Lists books, ephemera, and maps, relating to World War I.
In French.
Bland, Raymond L.
Papers, 1919-1941.
3 ms. boxes, 3 envelopes, 3 medals.
[ID: CSUZ68024-A]
Statistician, American Relief Administration, 1919-1924; member, President's
Committee on War Relief Agencies, 1941.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, memoranda, financial records, and
printed Matter, relating to the work of the American Relief Administration
in Europe and Russia, 1919-1924, and the President's Committee on War Relief
Agencies, 1941.
Indexes: Register.
Bliss, Tasker H.
Papers, 1918-1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX339-A]
General, U.S. Army; chief of staff, 1917; delegate, Paris Peace Conference,
1918-1919.
Summary: Correspondence and memoranda, relating to the American Commission
to Negotiate Peace at the Paris Peace Conference; the military, economic,
and political situation in Europe following World War I; and European relief
and reconstruction. Includes correspondence with Herbert Hoover.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Boardman, Roger Sherman.
My days with the Red Cross, 1918-1919 typescript memoirs, n.d.
1 ms..box.
[ID: CSUZXX068-A]
Ameri,can Red Cross worker in France during World War I.
Boehm, Dr.
Mimeographed report, 19ig.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY055-A]
Summary: Relates to mortality and health of the civilian population
of Vienna during World War I.
Bogacz, Theodore W.
Writings, 1976-1984.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ96050-A]
American historian.
Summary: Relates to British literature and art, primarily during
World War I. Includes the doctoral dissertation by T. W. Bogacz, "Sassoon
and Company: Siegfried Sassoon's Journey to Modernity in the Great War"
(University of California, Berkeley, 1982).
Boll, Maximilian A. W., 1892
Papers, n.d.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ80085-A]
Sergeant, United States Army.
Summary: Memoirs, photographs, and a printed company history, relating
to activities of Company C, 315th Infantry Regiment, in France during World
War I.
Le Bonnet rouge (Paris).
Printed proof sheets of articles, 1916.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY057-A]
Summary: Newspaper articles suppressed by French government censorship,
relating to war news and French politics.
In French.
Borel', Vera Alekseeva de.
Sorok let v riadkh russkoi imperatorskoi armii : typescript, n.d.
2 v. 1 ms. box).
[ID: CSUZ80093-A]
Daughter of Mikhail Alekseev.
Summary: Relates to General Mikhail Vasil'evich Alekseev, Imperial
Russian Army, chief of staff to the tsar, 1915-1917, and organizer of the
White Russian Volunteer Army, 1918.
In Russian.
Branden, Albrecht Paul Maerker, 1888
Submarines in World War I : typescript history, n.d.
7 v.
[ID: CSUZZ2017-A]
Summary: Relates to British, German, Austrian, French, Italian, and
Russian submarines.
Briggs, Mitchell Pirie.
Collection, 1918-1930.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY067-A]
Summary: Manuscripts of writings, correspondence, and clippings,
relating to the role of George D. Herron, an adviser to Woodrow Wilson,
in formulating the World War I peace settlement, and to his subsequent views
on European politics. Used by M. P. Briggs as research material for his
book, George D. Herron and the European Settlement.
Briggs, Otis Emmons.
Uncommon letters from a common soldier, being a chronical(!) of the
experiences of an enlisted man during sixteen months with the American Army
in France, March 31, 1918-July 22, 1919 : typescript, 1920.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ019-A]
Soldier, United States Army.
Summary: Relates to American military activities during World War
I. Includes photographs.
Brinton, Jasper T., collector.
Printed paintings, n.d.
1 oversize folder.
[ID: CSUZ58012-A]
Summary: Nine prints depicting scenes on the Italian front during
World War I.
British Library of Information collection,
1920-1921.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX214-A]
Summary: Clippings from U.S. newspapers, exhibiting editorial reactions
to the Versailles peace settlement, the Anglo-Japanese alliance, the establishment
of the Irish Free State, and the anticolonial movement in India. Many of
the clippings are from German- and French-language newspapers in the U.S.
Collected by the British Library of Information in New York City.
In English, German and French.
British Ministry of Information Library
collection, 1914-1918.
180 pamphlet boxes, 1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX231-A]
Summary: Books, pamphlets, and reprints, distributed as propaganda
during World War I.
In various European languages.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Brodie, Donald M., 1890-1974.
Miscellaneous papers, 1919-1941.
2 ms. boxes, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ82062-A]
Secretary to Charles R. Crane, U.S. commissioner on mandates in Turkey,
1919, and U.S. minister to China, 1920-1921.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, maps, and printed matter, relating
to the King-Crane report on mandates in Turkey, 1919, and to the Conference
on American Relations with China, held in Baltimore, 1925.
Indexes: Register.
Brody, General.
Typescript text of a speech, 1920.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY069-A]
Summary: Delivered at the Ecole des Francs-Bourgeois in Paris, July
11, 1920, at a ceremony in honor of the memory of former students of the
school who had been killed in World War I.
In French.
Brooks, Sidney, 1892
Papers, 1925-1926.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ53009-A]
American economist and author; American Relief Administration worker in
Europe, 1920-1923.
Summary: Correspondence, press releases, and clippings, relating
to American-German relations after World War I. Used as research material
for the book by S. Brooks, America and Germany (1925).
Brown, Everett Somerville, 1886-1964.
Papers, 1917-1924.
7 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ50018-A]
U.S. Food Administration staff member, 1917-1920.
Summary: Memoranda and news summaries prepared daily for Herbert
Hoover, administrator of the U.S. Food Administration; and correspondence
and printed matter, relating to the U.S. Food Administration, U.S. politics
and government, and Herbert Hoover.
Brown, Hugh Henry.
Miscellany, 1915-1921.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX341-A]
American lawyer; friend of Herbert Hoover.
Summary: Speech relating to Herbert Hoover and his work as head of
the Commission for Relief in Belgium during World War I; printed miscellany
relating to Hoover and World War I relief work; medal commemorating work
of the Orphelinat des Armées, a charity for French children orphaned
in World War I; photographs of and postcards written by a French boy aided
by Mr. and Mrs. Brown; and a photograph of the novelist Peter Clark Macfarlane
as a war correspondent in France.
In English and French.
Brown, Percy, 1885
Papers, 1914-1967.
1 ms. box, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ88033-A]
British journalist and photographer; German prisoner of war during World
War I.
Summary: Printed and draft writings, clippings, photographs, and
memorabilia, relating primarily to journalistic coverage of military activities
on the Western front during World War I; conditions in Ruhleben prison camp,
Germany, during the war; and the rescue of the icebound Soviet ship Solovei
in 1920.
Brown, Walter Lyman.
Papers, 1917-1932.
1 folder, 2 envelopes, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZXX383-A]
European director, American Relief Administration European Children's Fund;
director, Rotterdam Office, Commission for Relief in Belgium.
Summary: Photographs, correspondence, and writings, relating to American
relief work in Europe during and immediately after World War I.
Browne, Louis Edgar, 1891-1951.
Papers, 1917-1956.
2 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ69033-A]
American journalist; Chicago Daily News correspondent in Russia and Turkey,
1917-1919.
Summary: Dispatches, correspondence, printed matter, and photographs,
relating to political conditions in Russia during the Russian Revolution,
Allied intervention in Russia, and political conditions in Turkey at the
end of World War I. Entire collection also available on microfilm (1 reel).
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Budberg, Aleksei, baron.
Papers, 1919-1920.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX570-A]
Lieutenant general, Russian Imperial army.
Summary: Memoirs and diaries, relating to Russian military activities
during World War I, and to White Russian military activities in Siberia
during the Russian Civil War,
In Russian.
Burdick, Charles Burton, 1927
Papers, 1917-1987.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ67037-A]
American historian.
Summary: Writings and typed transcripts and photocopies of correspondence,
memoranda, reports, and hearings, relating to Ralph H. Lutz, director of
the Hoover Institution; Austrian mobilization in 1914; and alleged Austrian
espionage activities in the U.S. during World War I.
In part, transcript and photocopy.
Burress, Burrell J., 1890
Miscellany, 1918-1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ79015-A]
Private first class, United States Army.
Summary: German propaganda leaflet, 1918; and photocopy of certificate
of discharge from the United States Army, 1919.
Burrill, Harvey D.
Typescript dispatches, 1918-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ69057-A]
Newspaper correspondent for the Syracuse Journal (New York).
Summary: Relates to conditions in England and France at the end of
World War
Butler, Charles A.
Senator, the door is closed : typescript history, 1950.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ022-A]
Summary: Relates to American reaction to the Versailles Treaty and
the Covenant of the League of Nations, 1919.
Butler, Charles Terry, 1999
A civilian in uniform : typescript, 1975.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ75095-A]
American physician; United States Army surgeon during World War I.
Summary: Relates to activities of the Medical Corps of the American
Expeditionary Forces in France during World War I.
Photocopy.
Cadwalader, Bertram L.
Papers, 1918-1929.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX463-A]
Major, United States Army.
Summary: Writings, notes, and memoranda, relating to demoralization
in the French army in 1917, the German offensive and Allied counter-offensive
of 1918, and the decision to create an independent United States Army command
on the Western front.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Caetani, Gelasio Benedetto Anatolio,
1877-1934.
Papers, 1906-1934.
4 ms. boxes, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ44004-A]
Italian mining engineer and diplomat; ambassador to the United States, 1922-1925.
Summary: Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, photographs,
and clippings, relating to Italy in World War I, Italian-American relations,
and Herbert Hoover.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Caranfil, Nicolae George, 1893-1978.
Papers, 1914-1970.
8 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ78059-A]
Romanian engineer; minister of air and navy, 1935-1937; president, Romanian
Welfare, New York.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, printed matter, diaries, maps,
photographs, and memorabilia, relating to Romania in World Wars I and II,
and to the work of the Romanian Relief Committee, the Romanian Red Cross,
Humanitas, Caroman, Radio Free Europe, and the Romanian National Committee.
In Romanian, English and French.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Carroll, Philip H., 1985-1941.
Papers, 1917-1939.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ41005-A]
Captain, United States Army, 1917-1920; American Relief Administration worker
in Germany and Russia, 1920-1922.
Summary: Memoranda, outlines of procedures, organization and personnel
charts, preliminary programs, routine charts, and specimen forms, relating
to activities of the 348th Field Artillery Regiment in France and Germany,
1917-1920, and of the American Relief Administration in Hamburg, Germany,
1920-1921, and of its Russian Unit Supply Division in Moscow, 1921-1922.
Includes correspondence with Herbert Hoover, 1934-1939, relating to American
politics.
Cataret, J. G., collector.
Miscellany, 1913-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX064-A]
Miscellanea, including theater-concert programs, advertisements, sketches,
sheet music, and watercolors, relating to the conditions in France during
World War I.
In French.
Chadbourn, Philip H.
Papers, 1915-1929.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ63021-A]
Commission for Relief in Belgium worker during World War I.
Summary: Letters, reports, pamphlets, photographs, clippings, and
memorabilia, relating to the Commission for Relief in Belgium.
Chapman, Frank Michler, 1864-1945.
The American Red Cross in Latin America
typescript history, 1920.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ025-A]
Summary: Relates to Red Cross work in Latin America during World
War I.
Chasovoi.
Records, 1998-1981.
3 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ82067-A]
Russian émigré periodical published in Paris.
Summary: Correspondence, serial issues, clippings, brochures, histories,
other writings, and photographs, relating to Russian émigré
affairs, Russian nationalism, monarchism and anti-communism, and events
in the Soviet Union since World War I.
In Russian.
Chatfield, Frederick H.
Miscellany, ca. 1915-1919.
2 oversize boxes, 1 oversize folder, 2 envelopes, I framed certificate.
[ID: CSUZ53008-A]
Member, Commission for Relief in Belgium.
Summary: Photographs, printed matter and memorabilia, relating to
relief activities of the Commission for Relief in Belgium during World War
I.
Cherington, Reed B., 1875-1944.
Papers, 1918-1941.
1 ms. box, 1 oversize box, 1 envelope, 1 folder
[ID: CSUZ45006-A]
Chaplain, United States Army.
Summary: Photographs, memorabilia, chaplain's manual and prayer books,
and miscellaneous American and German military documents, relating to the
American Expeditionary Force in France during World War I.
Christian Science War Relief Depot (Le Mans, France).
Miscellaneous records, 1918-1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ61007-A]
Summary: Two visitor's registers, and photographs of war scenes,
mostly in France.
Clampett, Donald.
Holograph diary, 1916.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX193-A]
Son of an American relief worker in Belgium.
Summary: Relates to his journey from the U.S. to Europe with his
father.
Clark, Birge M. (Birge Malcolm), 1893
Papers, 1917-1989.
1 ms. box, 2 oversize boxes.
[ID: CSUZ60000-A]
American architect; captain, United States Army Air Service; commanding
officer, 3rd Balloon Company, 1917-1918.
Summary: Memoirs, diaries, military operational report summaries,
army manuals, printed matter, and photographs, relating to aerial and artillery
operations of the American Expeditionary Forces in France during World War
I, and to the acquaintanceship of B. M. Clark with Herbert and Lou Henry
Hoover and his design of the Hoover House on the Stanford University campus.
Clark, G. N.
The First Battalion in France typescript history, n.d.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY093-A]
Summary: Relates to the history of the First Battalion of the Eighth
London Regiment of the British Army in France and Belgium from 1915 to 1917.
includes issues of newsletters of the Post Office Rifles Association.
Clark, Roy Ross.
Papers, 1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX453-A]
American engineer; member of Young Men's Christian Associations Construction
Department attached to American Expeditionary Forces in France, 1917-1919.
Summary: Typescript report with blueprints, relating to the construction
of huts for American soldiers in France during World War I; and a certificate
presented to R. R. Clark for service as an engineer with the Construction
Department.
Clark University Library collection,
1914-1920.
2 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZXX666-A]
Summary: Pamphlets, leaflets, newspaper articles, proclamations,
letters, and miscellaneous propaganda forms, relating to U.S. neutrality
and subsequent participation in World War I. Includes proofs of war loan
appeals, and German progaganda banners. Collected by Clark University Library.
Cleveland, Maude.
Miscellany, 1700-1921.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ51005-A]
Chief, Home Communication and Casualty Service, American Red Cross, Paris,
during World War I.
Summary: Distinguished Service Medal with certificate, January 1921;
and a map in Dutch of the known world, ca. 1700.
Cleveland Public Library collection,
1915-1946.
1 ms. box, 18 oversize boxes.
[ID: CSUZ90001-A]
Summary: Serial issues, broadsides, handbills, and pamphlets, mainly
issued by resistance groups in Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France,
Italy, Poland, Yugoslavia, and other German-occupied countries during World
War II. includes some issuances of anti-German groups in exile, some issuances
of American occupation forces in Germany at the end of World War II, and
a few World War 1 items. Some items are photographic reproductions. Collected
by the War Library of the Cleveland Public Library.
In various languages.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Cofer, Mrs. Leland E.
Papers, 1915-1945.
6 ms. boxes, 5 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ50013-A]
American relief work administrator in World Wars I and II.
Summary: Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, postcards,
photographs, and memorabilia, relating to the administration of relief during
and after the two World Wars arid, in particular, to the activities of the
New York Committee for the Fatherless Children of France. Includes some
papers of Leland E. Cofer, health officer for the Port of New York and assistant
surgeon general, U.S. Public Health Service.
Cohan, George M. (George Michael),
1878-1942.
Over there : song, ca. 1917-1918.
1 phono record.
[ID: CSUZXX616-A]
American composer.
Summary: World War I American patriotic song, sung by Enrico Caruso.
In English and French.
Coleman, Frederick W. B., 1874
Diaries, 1909-1938.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ77035-A]
American diplomat; minister to Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, 1922-1931;
minister to Denmark, 1931-1933.
Summary: Relates to American military activities during World War
I, and to American foreign relations with the Baltic States and Denmark.
Collins, James Hiram, 1873
Writings, 1915-1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX492-A]
American journalist; staff member, U.S. Food Administration and U.S. Shipping
Board during World War I.
Summary: Leaflets and magazine articles written by J. H. Collins,
relating to war production and war loans in the U.S. during World War I.
Commission for Relief in Belgium
(1914-1930).
Records, 1914-1930.
591 ms. boxes, 49 oversize boxes, 17 card file boxes.
[ID: CSUZ22003-A]
Private organization for provision of relief to Belgium during World War
I.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, memoranda, accounts, pamphlets,
bulletins, and photographs, relating to procurement of food and other supplies
in the U.S. and their distribution in German-occupied Belgium and northern
France during and immediately after World War I.
Indexes: Register.
Commission interalliée permanente d'armistice.
Miscellaneous records, 1919-1920.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX568-A]
Organization for the supervision of the armistice at the end of World War
I.
Summary: Memoranda and correspondence, relating to the transfer of
coal and railroad equipment from Germany to the Allied Powers.
In English and French.
Conference socialiste internationale (2nd: 1916 : Kiental, Switzerland).
Proceedings, 1916.
1 item (48 p.) (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZXX792-A]
Conference of European socialist leaders.
Summary: Relates to the attitude of European socialists toward World
War I.
Photocopy.
In German.
Conger, Arthur Latham, 1872-1952?
Papers, 1914-1929.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ90096-A]
Colonel, United States Army; military attaché to Germany, 1924-1928;
military historian.
Summary: Correspondence and clippings, relating primarily to grand
strategy during World War I and to effects of the war on American commerce
and finance. Consists mainly of correspondence between A. L. Conger and
his brother, Kenyon B. Conger, in 1914.
Photocopy.
Originals in possession of: Mabel Conger Raworth.
Conklin, Alvah P., 1892-1976.
Papers, 1917-19ig.
2 oversize boxes.
[ID: CSUZ77094-A]
Captain, United States Army; commanding officer, 67th Company, Coast Artillery
Corps, during World War I.
Summary: Letters, clippings, and photographs, relating to activities
of the 67th Coast Artillery Company'in France.
Cook, John Douglas.
Papers, 1942-1943.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ70055-A]
Reports officer, Tule Lake Relocation Center, California, 1942-1943.
Summary: Reports, memoranda, interrogation transcripts, letters,
and photographs, relating to the internment of Japanese Americans at Tule
Lake during World War II. includes a history by J. D. Cook of activities
of the United States 316th Engineer Regiment in France and Belgium during
World War I.
Cooper, Merian C.
Papers, 1917-1958.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ58020-A]
Brigadier general, United States Air Force; pilot with the Kosciuszko Squadron
in Poland, 1919-1921; chief of staff, China Air Task Force, 1942.
Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, and memorabilia, relating to
operations of the American Relief Administration and the United States Food
Administration in Poland, the Kosciuszko Squadron during the Polish-Russian
wars, 1919-1921, General Douglas MacArthur, Lieutenant General Claire Chennault,
American defense policy, air power, and communist strategy.
Corlett, Charles H.
Cowbow Pete : typescript, n.d.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ74046-A]
major generel, United States Army.
Summary: Relates to American military activities in World Wars I
and II. Includes printed copy.
Corovic, Vladimir, 1685-1941.
Relations between Serbia and Austria-Hungary in the XX century typescript
translation of history, n.d.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ028-A]
Summary: Original title, Odnosi Izmedju Srbija i Austro-Ugarske u
XX veku. Translated by Stoyan Gavrilovic.
English translation from Serbo-Croatian.
La Correspondance Politique de I'Europe centrale : newspaper issue,
1918.
1 framed issue.
[ID: CSUZ47023-A]
German propagandistic newspaper, ostensibly published in Zurich, Switzerland,
and distributed in the Allied countries.
Summary: Issue of October 31, 1918.
In French, English, Italian and Spanish.
Costello, Lorenz, collector.
Printed leaflet, ca. 1914-1918.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXXI10-A]
Summary: German propaganda leaflet dropped over France during World
War I.
Coyle, Ray Frederick.
Papers, 1917-1925.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ97012-A]
American artist; Young Men's Christian Associations worker, 1917-1918.
Summary: Correspondence, personal and identification documents, clippings,
other printed matter, photographs, and postcards, relating to Young Men's
Christian Associations war work on behalf of American soldiers in France
during World War I.
Creel, George, 1876-1953.
Miscellaneous papers, 1899-1976.
4 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ48013-A]
American author and journalist; chairman, United States Committee on Public
information, 1917-1919; commissioner, Golden Gate International Exposition,
1939-1940.
Summary: Correspondence, pamphlets, bulletins, clippings, and photographs,
relating to American propaganda activities during World War I, and to the
Golden Gate International Exposition. includes publications of the Committee
on Public information. Also includes some papers of Winifred Gay, niece
of George Creel, relating to her uncle.
Indexes: Register.
Crispell, Reuben B.
Papers, 1918-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ68048-A]
Captain, U.S. Army; assistant to U.S. Food Administrator Herbert Hoover
during World War I.
Summary: Digests (typewritten) of U.S. diplomatic dispatches, relating
to world political and economic conditions from January to March 1919; and
a memorandum, December 1918, relating to foodstuffs available for export
from Spain.
Culture and society in the First World War
(Conference : 1990 : University of California, Berkeley).
Conference papers, 1990.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ90047-A]
Summary: Relates to various aspects of social and cultural life in
Europe, the United States and Australia during World War I.
Currency collection, n.d.
11 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX212-A]
Summary: Coins, paper currency, and bonds, from many countries and
various periods of time, but primarily from Europe during World War I and
the interwar period.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Dagdeviren, Hidayet, collector.
Collection, 1831-1951.
28 ms. boxes, 22 binders.
[ID: CSUZ52000-A]
Summary: Letters, memoranda, reports, proclamations, speeches, clippings,
newspaper issues, and photographs, relating to political and social conditions
in Turkey during the Ottoman Empire and the early years of the Turkish Republic,
Turkish military activities during World War I, Turkish foreign relations,
and ethnic minorities in Turkey.
In Turkish.
Indexes: Register.
Damm, Bertram von.
Typescript letter, 1914, to Korvettenkapitan Prieger.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ75076-A]
German naval intelligence operative and diplomat in Norway, 1914.
Summary: Relates to a conversation between B. von Damm and Ernest
F. Mackie, lieutenant colonel, Canadian Army, concerning German and British
morale and the prospect of a German victory.
Photocopy.
In German and English.
Daniel, E. G.
Some historical sources for a study of the history of the great war,
with special reference to its naval aspect : typescript study, n.d.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY113-A]
Summary: Relates to archival sources on World War I.
Davis, Henry William Carless, 1874-1928.
History of the blockade : printed study, 1920.
217 p. (in 1 folder).
[ID: CSUZ25002-A]
Vice chairman, British War Trade Intelligence Department.
Summary: Relates to the British blockade during World War I.
Davis, Joseph Stancliffe, 1865
Papers, 1918-1972.
7 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ41001-A]
American economist; chief economist, Federal Farm Board, 1929-1931; director,
Food Research Institute, Stanford University, 1921-1952.
Summary: Writings, reports, memoranda, correspondence, and printed
matter, relating to American agricultural policy during.the presidential
administration of Herbert Hoover, the Federal Farm Board, economic conditions
in Europe, and the Dawes Commission on German reparations.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
De Caux, E.
With the First-Eighth London Regiment T.F. : 'The Post Office Rifles'
typescript memoirs, n.d.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY118-A]
Summary: Relates to the history of the First Battalion of the Eighth
London Regiment of the British Army in France and Belgium from 1915 to 1917.
De Young Memorial Museum collection,
1914-1919.
3 ms. boxes, 1 oversize envelope, 1 framed newspaper sheet.
[ID: CSUZ63014-A]
Summary: Photographs, maps, proclamations, and printed matter, relating
to World War I. includes United States Shipping Board posters, photographs
of the American Expeditionary Forces in France, battle maps, statistical
summaries concerning the American Expeditionary Forces, German proclamations
in France and Belgium, and a letter from General John J. Pershing to Congressman
Julius Kahn. Collected by the De Young Memorial Museum.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Deat, Marcel, 1894-,
Writings, 1939-1945.
3 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ86037-A]
French politician; minister of air, 1936; minister of labor and national
solidarity, 1944.
Summary: Memoirs, relating to political conditions in France from
World War I through World War II, including.especially developments in the
French socialist movement, the growth of a French fascist movement, and
the policies of the Vichy regime; and diaries, 1939-1945, relating to politics
in France during World War II. Abridged version of memoirs published under
the title Mémoires politiques (Paris: Denoël, 1989).
Photocopy.
In French.
Debonnet, Maurice G.
Camouflage and the use of paint in warfare : typescript report, 1918.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY116-A]
Summary: Relates to military camouflage during World War I.
Decker, Benton Clark, 1867-1933.
Papers, 1914-1921.
1 ms. box, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ74078-A]
Rear admiral, U.S. Navy; captain, U.S.S. Tennessee; naval attaché
to Spain.
Summary: Correspondence, lectures, notes, and photographs, relating
to activities of the U.S.S. Tennessee, Spanish neutrality, and refugees
in the Middle East, During World War I.
Indexes: Register.
Deluc, Emile, collector.
Collection, 1914-1915.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZXX606-A]
Summary: Orders, proclamations, regulations, and memorabilia, relating
to activities of the Garde bourgeoise, an auxiliary civilian police force
created in German-occupied Brussels during World War I.
in French and Flemish.
Dettmann, Ludwig, 1865-1944..
Von der deutschen Ostfront : portfolio of printed reproductions of paintings,
n.d. / Ludwig Dettmann.
1 portfolio.
[ID: CSUZ89024-A]
German artist.
Summary: Reproductions of twenty-five paintings, depicting German
troops and commanders on the Russian front during World War I.
Captions in German.
Die Deutsche Ernahrungswirtschaft und die Lebensmittelkarten-Verteilung
Gross-Berlins in den Kriegsjahren 1914-1918 und in der Ubergangszeit
bis ende Marz 1922 : typescript study, ca. 1922.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ036-A]
Summary: Relates to food rationing in Berlin during and after World
War I.
In German.
Dickinson, Dwight, Jr., 1887-1974.
Letters, 1901-1931.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ75043-A]
Rear admiral, U.S. Navy Medical Corps.
Summary. Relates to activities of the U.S. Marine Corps in France,
1918, and in Nicaragua, 1928-1929.
Photocopy.
Dickinson, Thomas H.
History, n.d.
1 item (7 ms. boxes).
[ID: CSUZXX342-A]
United States Food Administration worker, 1917-1918; American Relief Administration
worker, 1919-1922.
Summary: Relates to the American Relief Administration. Includes
typescript and galley proofs.
Dmowski, Roman, 1864-1939.
Central and Eastern Europe : typescript study, 1917.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ039-A]
Summary: Relates to Polish and other territorial questions of the
World War I peace settlement.
Dobson, Helen Cutter.
Papers, 191e-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ53010-A]
American Red Cross worker with the American Expeditionary Forces in France,
1918-1919.
Summary: Photographs, postcards, clippings, and diary, relating to
the American Red Cross and American Expeditionary Forces in France.
Doeberitz (Germany : Prison camp).
Miscellany, 1915-1917.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZXX462-A]
Summary: Printed and mimeographed theater programs and postcards,
relating to plays by British prisoners of war at Doeberitz Theater in the
German prison camp at Doeberitz.
Dorrian, Cecil.
Papers, 1912-1926.
1 ms. box, 6 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZXX223-A]
American journalist; war correspondent, Newark Evening News, 1914-1926.
Summary: Clippings, writings, postcards, and photographs, relating
to World War I, postwar reconstruction in Western Europe, the Balkans, and
the Near East, and the Russian Revolution and Civil War.
Douglas, Charles B.
Photographs, 1918-1920.
1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ65015-A]
Summary: Depicts activities of the American Expeditionary Forces
in France; a meeting of President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson with General John
J. Pershing and Lieutenant General Liggett at Christmas, 1916; and scenes
of destruction in France during World War I.
Douglas, James Stuart, 1868-1949.
Miscellaneous papers, 1922-1935.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ82078-A]
American banker and mine owner.
Summary: Correspondence, speeches, resolutions, clippings, and other
printed matter, relating to European, especially French, World War I debts
to the U.S., and proposals for their reduction or cancellation.
Indexes: Register.
Drayton, William A.
Papers, 1913-1946.
2 ms. boxes, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ74090-A]
American volunteer, Serbian Army; member, Serbian delegation, Paris Peace
Conference; Inter-Allied commissioner, Bulgarian Atrocities Commission.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, memoranda, speeches and writings,
and photographs, relating to Serbia during and after World War I.
Indexes: Register.
Duca, 1. G. (Ion George), 1879-1933.
Papers, 1914-1933.
6 ms. boxes, 3 microfilm reels.
[ID: CSUZ66009-A]
Romanian politician; minister of education, 1914-1918, agriculture, 1919-1920,
foreign affairs, 1922-1926, interior, 1927-1928, and prime minister, 1933.
Summary: Memoirs, correspondence, notes, and memoranda, relating
to Romanian politics and foreign policy.
In Romanian.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Dyer, Susan Louise, 1877-1966.
Papers, 1895-1965.
9 ms. boxes, 1 scrapbook, 10 envelopes, 1 oversize folder, 1 phonotape,
1 gilded metal buddha.
[ID: CSUZ60023-A]
Lifelong friend of Herbert and Lou Henry Hoover; American Red Cross worker
in France, 1918-1919.
Summary: Correspondence, diary, scrapbooks, memorabilia, clippings,
photographs, tape recording, and printed matter, relating to Herbert Hoover,
Lou Henry Hoover, Stanford University, the Hoover Institution, the Girl
Scouts, and the American Red Cross in France during World War I.
Dyment, Colin B.
Papers, 1918.
1 ms. box, 1 medal.
[ID: CSUZXXI12-A]
Soldier, United States Army; member, 91st Division, during World War I.
Summary: Notebooks relating to circumstances of each fatality in
the 91st Division during the Battle of the Argonne. Includes a medal presented
to Bertha S. Dyment in recognition of her work in France during World War
I.
Eastman, Joseph Houston.
Papers, 1917-1919.
1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ82027-A]
Member, American Field Ambulance Service; first lieutenant, United States
Army Air Service.
Summary: Diary, clippings, memorabilia, and photographs, relating
to the American ambulance service and American aerial operations in France
during World War I.
Editions stéréoscopiques de guerre
slides, ca. 1914-1918.
1 box.
[ID: CSUZ74070-A]
Summary: Depicts World War I scenes in France.
Edouart, Alexander F.
Papers, 1904-1948.
1 ms. box, 2 oversize boxes, 35 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ80165-A]
American photographer; sergeant first class, United States Army, 1917-1919;
major, American Red Cross, 1919-1920.
Summary: Photographs depicting war scenes and Social conditions in
France during World War I, and conditions in Germany and the Balkans at
the end of the war; and writings and press summaries, relating to the motion
picture industry.
Edwards, Gordon.
Forgotten war memories : typescript memoirs, n.d.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY135-A]
American anesthetist.
Summary: Relates to the introduction of anesthetic innovations in
military hospitals during World War I.
Egbert, Edward H.
Papers, 1914-1921.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ60007-A]
Chief surgeon, American Red Cross Detachment in Russia, during World War
I; executive secretary, Catherine Breshkovsky Russian Relief Fund.
Summary: Correspondence, notes, clippings, printed matter, and photographs,
relating to the Russian Revolution, relief work in Russia, and Ekaterina
Breshko-Breshkovskaia. Includes correspondence with E. Breshko-Breshkovskaia
and Herbert Hoover.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Eloesser, Nina Franstead.
Papers, 1915-1932.
1 ms. box, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ58022-A]
Commission for Relief in Belgium worker, 1914-1920.
Summary: Letters, printed matter, certificates, photographs, and
medals, relating to relief work in Belgium during World War I, and to Herbert
Hoover.
Emerson, Edwin, 1869
Typescript letter, 1934, to Kendall Ellingwood.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY140-A]
American journalist in Switzerland, 1914.
Summary: Relates to Swiss neutrality during World War I.
Emery, Jacob Adams.
Letters, 1916-1919, to his mother.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ70069-A]
Soldier, United States Army.
Summary: Relates to American military activities during World War
I.
Epstein, Fritz Theodor, 1898
Papers, 1914-1948.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ41006-A]
German-American historian.
Summary: Writings, correspondence, clippings, and orders, relating
to Allied intervention in Russia during the Russian Civil War, the German
military government of Strasbourg during World War I, the trial of Menshevik
leaders in Russia in 1931, and the authenticity of the diaries of Joseph
Goebbels. Includes an unpublished history, entitled Russland und die Weltpolitik,
1917-1920 : Studien zur Geschichte der Interventionen in Russland.
In German.
Estoniia i pomoshch golodaiushchim
typescript essay, 1921.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY143-A]
Summary: Relates to civilian relief in Estonia at the end of World
War I.
In Russian.
Etter, Maria von.
Papers, 1695-1916.
1 folder, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ74107-A]
Russian aristocrat.
Summary: Letters of appointment, commendation, and appreciation,
certificates, and awards, relating to the charitable volunteer work of M.
von Etter. Includes a record book of patients at the Russian Red Cross von
Etter Infirmary, 1915-1916, and a memorial album with an engraved sterling
silver plaque dedicated to Ivan Sevastianovich von Etter, from the Russian
Imperial Kiev officers under his command, containing photographs and autographs
of the officers.
In Russian.
Exton, Frederick.
Typescript letter, 1959, to Perrin C. Galpin.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ60027-A]
Member, Commission for Relief in Belgium.
Summary: Relates to the relief work of the Commission for Relief
in Belgium during World War I.
Fabre-Luce, Alfred, 1899
Typescript memorandum, 1954.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY149-A]
Summary: Relates to missing archival material regarding the origins
of World War I.
In French.
Fairclough, Henry Rushton, 1862-1938.
Miscellaneous papers, 1914-1920.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY150-A]
Professor of Latin, Stanford University; Red Cross worker in Switzerland
and Montenegro, 1918-1920.
Summary: Correspondence, clippings, and certificates, relating primarily
to Red Cross civilian relief work in Montenegro.
Falk, Karl L., collector.
Collection, 1923-1937.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX291-A]
Summary: writings, correspondence, reprints, newspaper articles,
and miscellanea, relating to the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915, to the
Saar Plebiscite in 1935, to the conditions of Germans living in the Sudetenland,
Memel, and the Polish Corridor in the interwar period and to the economic
effects on German~ of the Polish Corridor.
In English and German.
Farquhar, Francis Peloubet, 1887-, collector.
Miscellany, 1902-1941.
1 folder, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ31002-A]
Summary: Photographs, 1902-1918, of U.S. warships and merchant vessels
and of shipyards in the San Francisco area, mostly taken during World War
I; and a list (printed), 1941, of the principal mountains of Greece.
Ferdinand I, Czar of Bulgaria, 1661-1948.
Papers, 1846-1956.
68 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ87004-A]
Prince of Bulgaria, 1687-1908; czar of Bulgaria, 1908-1918.
Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, and reports, relating to Bulgarian
foreign relations and domestic policy, the Bulgarian role in the Balkan
wars and World War I, and Bulgarian dynastic affairs.
In Bulgarian, German and French.
Indexes: Register.
Ferriere, Suzanne.
The United States in the relief of Europe, 1918-1923 : Hoover's
work in Europe since the armistice : typescript, n.d.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZXX494-A]
Summary: Relates to operations of the American Relief Administration.
Translation of Les Etats-Unis au secours de l'Europe, 1918-1923 : l'oeuvre
de Hoover en Europe depuis l'armistice (Geneva, 1923).
English translation from French.
Field, Charles Kellogg, 1873-1948.
Distinguished soldiers in World War I typescript, 1946.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID. CSUZYY155-A]
Summary: Relates to American war heroes of World War I. Includes
correspondence regarding compilation of the list.
Fiolitz, Axel von.
Uber die Bedeutung des Haager Werkes, holograph memorandum, 1915.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY157-A]
Summary: Relates to a proposal to end World War I through reconvening
the Hague International Peace Conference.
In German.
Fisher, Harold H. (Harold Henry), 1890-
Papers, 1917-1974.
33 ms. boxes, 44 card file boxes, 5 a rivelopes, 1 oversize box, I phono
record.
[ID: CSUZXX235-A]
American historian; director, Hoover Institution on War, Revolution
and Peace, 1943-1952.
Summary: Clippings, printed matter, notes, correspondence, pamphlets,
articles, microfilm, and photographs, relating to the Soviet Union, the
San Francisco Conference organizing the United Nations, the Civil War
in Spain, Herbert Hoover and the American Relief Administration, and
the history of Finland.
Indexes: Register.
Flint, Rebecca.
Papers, 1918-1919.
3 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ59014-A]
Young Men's Christian Associations relief worker in France, 1918-1919.
Summary: Memoranda, pamphlets, photographs, memorabilia, and printed
matter, relating to Young Men's Christian Associations work with the American
Expeditionary Forces in France.
Flug, V. E.
Writings, 1926-1933.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ47014-A]
General, Imperial Russian army.
Summary: Includes a study entitled Pekhota (1926), relating to infantry
organization and tactics, and a memorandum, 1933, relating to activities
of the Russian 10th Army in September 1914.
In Russian.
Indexes: Register.
Foch, Ferdinand, 1851-1929.
Memorandum, 1918.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY159-A]
Marshal, French army.
Summary: Relates to projected future needs for American troops in
France. Written by P. Foch and General John J. Pershing.
Photocopy.
In French.
Forbes, Henry Stone, 1882
Letters, 1899-1919.
1 v. (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZ82014-A]
American physician.
Summary: Relates to American volunteer medical work in Serbia, 1915-1916,
and to United States Army medical activities in France, 1917-1919. Letters
compiled and edited by Hildegarde B. Forbes and Marjorie Forbes Elias, 1981.
Forchheimer, Hans.
Papers, 1901-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ91068-A]
German resident of the United States; internee, Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia,
during World War I.
Summary: Letters, photographs, drawings, and woodcuts, relating to
interment of German Citizens in the United States during World War I, and
to family affairs. Includes letters received from relatives in Germany,
1901-1905, and illustrations of internees and conditions in Fort Oglethorpe,
1918-1919.
In German.
Foster, Andrew Brisbin, 1903-1963.
The free city of Danzig : a study in politics and economics : typescript,
1935 / by Andrew Brisbin Foster.
1 v. (402 + xxv p.) 1 ms. box).
[ID: CSUZ90066-A]
Summary: Relates to the history of Gdansk, territorial disputes between
Germany and Poland regarding its possession following World War I, and its
administration and political and economic condition during the interwar
period.
France. Armée.
Miscellaneous records, 1914-1919.
211 microfilm reels (in 16 ms. boxes).
[ID: CSUZ91053-A]
Summary: Reports, orders, correspondence, and memoranda, relating
to aerial operations of the French army during World War I.
Microfilm.
Originals in: Archives, Service historique de l'Armée; and Archives,
Service historique de l'Armée de l'air.
In French.
Indexes: Inventory.
France. Armée. Corps, 7e.
Mimeographed general orders, 1916.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY162-A]
Summary: Relates to activities of the VII Corps in the Battle of
the Somme, September 9-17, 1916.
In French.
France. Ministère de la guerre. Section photographique de l'armée.
Photograph album, 1917.
1 item (1 oversize box).
[ID: CSUZ89041-A]
French military photographic department.
Summary: Depicts the arrival of American troops in France in World
War I. Includes photographs of General John J. Pershing and of Marshal Ferdinand
Poch. Presentation copy for William Crocker.
Frank, Colman D.
Miscellaneous papers, 1918-1919.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ62005-A]
Major, United States Army, during World War I; member, United States Section,
Permanent International Armistice Commission.
Summary: Guide for interrogation of German prisoners; military
map of Germany and route book; memoir, entitled Inside the Armistice Commission;
and photographs of Allied members of the Permanent International Armistice
Commission, and of American military activities in World War
Franz, Rudolf, Collector.
Collection, 1914-1924.
3 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ31003-A]
Summary: Leaflets, proclamations, political campaign literature,
war news announcements, and pamphlets, relating to events of World War I,
the Spartacist revolt, the Kapp putsch in Germany, German nationalism, antisemitism,
and German and Austrian politics.
In German.
Fraser, Leon, 1689-1945.
Papers, 1924.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX532-A]
American banker; Reparations Commission general counsel for the Dawes Plan.
Summary: Reports, memoranda, and correspondence, relating to the
1924 London Inter-Allied Conference on Reparations and Inter-Allied Debts,
and to the adoption of the Dawes Plan.
In English and French.
Free, Arthur M., collector.
Photographs, 1914-1918.
8 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ33007-A]
Summary: Depicts German troops and war scenes on the Eastern and
Western fronts during World War I, and scenes of the negotiation of the
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, 1918.
Captions in German.
Fried, Alfred Hermann, 1864-1921.
Papers, 1914-1921.
5 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX300-A]
Austrian pacifist.
Summary: Diaries, correspondence, clippings, and notes, relating
to the international peace movement, particularly during World War I, pacifism,
international cooperation, and the World War I war guilt question.
In German.
Indexes: Register.
Friedberg, Jeffreys, 1891-1975.
Letter, 1918, to his brother.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZ77049-A]
Second lieutenant, United States Army.
Summary: Relates to activities of the American Expeditionary Forces
in France during World War I.
Friedlander, Ernst.
Imprisonment in Siberia : typescript, ca. 1920.
1 V.
[ID: CSUZZZ052-A]
Austrian soldier taken prisoner during World War I.
In German with incomplete English translation.
Frumkin, Jacob G.
Statement, 1957.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZ69010-A]
Summary: Notarized statement, relating to a German offer to negotiate
a separate peace with Russia in 1917. Includes second statement on same
subject by Ilja Trotzky.
Fuller, Adaline W., 1888
Papers, 1919-1920.
1 folder, I phonotape.
[ID: CSUZ72015-A]
American Relief Administration worker in Poland, 1919-1920.
Summary: Correspondence and memoranda, relating to work of the American
Relief. Administration in France, Belgum, Poland, and Russia. includes letters
from Clemens Pirquet and George B. Baker.
Fuller, Benjamin Apthorp Gould, 1679-1956.
Papers, 1915-1919.
4 ms. boxes, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZXX095-A]
Captain, United States Army; member, American Section, Supreme War Council
of the Allied and Associated Powers, during World War I.
Summary: Memoranda, daily bulletins, and photographs, relating to
military developments, especially on the Italian front, and to political
conditions in Europe and Russia.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Fuller, William Parmer, 1888-1969.
Papers, 1920-1962.
3 ms. boxes, 5 envelopes, 3 oversize boxes, I phonotape reel.
[ID: CSUZ57007-A]
Chief of Mission to Poland for European Children's Fund, American Relief
Administration, 1919-1921.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, memoranda, clippings, telegrams,
photographs, and memorabilia, relating to American Relief Administration
work in Poland at the end of World War I, and to Herbert Hoover. Includes
correspondence with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hoover.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Furlong, Charles Wellington, 1874
Papers, 1917-1963.
11 ms. boxes, 9 envelopes, 1 map.
[ID: CSUZ63017-A]
Member, United States delegation, Paris Peace Conference, 1918-1919; member,
Tacna-Arica Commission, 1926.
Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, reports, writings, clippings,
maps, and photographs, relating to Woodrow Wilson, the Paris Peace Conference,
military, political, and economic conditions in the Balkans (particularly
relating to Fiume and Montenegro), the Tacna-Arica dispute between Peru
and Chile, and the work of the Tacna-Arica Plebiscitary Commission, 1925-1926.
Indexes: Register.
Gadsby, Henry Franklin, 1868
Papers, 1697-1950.
18 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ78096-A]
Canadian journalist and political satirist.
Summary: Writings, correspondence, printed matter, and memorabilia,
relating to Canadian and British politics, primarily in the interwar period,
and to British Empire war efforts during World War I.
Gaffney, Thomas St. John, 1864-1945.
Papers, 1887-1941.
3 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX227-A]
United States consul general in Dresden and Munich, Germany, 1905-1915.
Summary: Correspondence, writings, and printed matter, relating to
international relations, the World War I war guilt question, reparations,
Irish independence, American domestic politics and foreign policy, and Jews.
includes correspondence with Kaiser Wilhelm 11 in exile, Baron Hermann Speck
von Sternberg (German ambassador to the United States), and Jules Cambon
(French ambassador to Germany).
Galpin, Perrin C., 1689-1973.
Papers, 1914-1957.
5 ms. boxes, 1 oversize folder, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ57015-A]
Secretary, Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1914-1915; secretary, American
Relief Administration, 1919-1923; president, Belgian-American Educational
Foundation, 1920-1963.
Sumury: Correspondence, reports, photographs, clippings, and printed matter,
relating to the Commission for Relief in Belgium, the American Relief Administration,
Herbert Hoover and American electoral politics, and the 1938 trip to Europe
and 1946 food relief activities in Europe of Herbert Hoover.
Indexes: Register.
Gamet, Wayne Neal, 1900
Squadron 40-T : typescript memoirs, n.d.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ76068-A]
Rear admiral, U.S. Navy.
Summary: Relates to U.S. naval operations in European waters, 1918-1920,
and activities of Squadron 40-T in European waters, 1939-1940.
Gankin, Olga (Hess).
Writings, 1940.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX152-A]
Research associate, Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace.
Summary: Drafts and notes for the book by Olga Gankin, The Bolsheviks
and the World War : The Origin of the Third International. Relates to Russian
political events and the Russian Army during World War I, Bulgarian political
events during World War I, and the Communist International.
Gautier, Gilbert.
Caricature, n.d.
I framed cartoon.
[ID: CSUUZ76042-A]
French cartoonist.
Summary: Depicts Georges Clemenceau, French premier and war minister
during World War I.
Gay, Edwin Francis, 1867-1946.
Papers, 1917-1927.
6 ms. boxes, I roll of charts.
[ID: CSUZXX085-A]
American economist; director, U.S. Central Bureau of Planning and Statistics,
1918-1919.
Summary: Correspondence, diary reports, memoranda, and writings,
relating to U.S. economic mobilization and government control of the economy
during World War I, and to activities of the Central Bureau of Planning
and Statistics, War Industries Board, War Trade Board, Shipping Board, and
Commercial Economy Board, and to the U.S. delegation at the Paris Peace
Conference.
Gay, George I. (George Inness).
Papers, 1915-1929.
5 ms. boxes, 3 paintings.
[ID: CSUZXX069-A]
Member, Statistical Division, Commission for Relief in Belgium.
Summary: Correspondence relating to relief activities of the Commission
for Relief in Belgium during World War I, and drafts and galleys of the
book compiled by G. I. Gay, Public Relations of the Commission for Relief
in Belgium: Documents (Stanford, 1929). Includes three paintings on flour
sacks.
Georgievich, M.
Vstriechnyi boi divizii i korpusa: typescript, n.d.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY174-A]
Summary: Relates to Russian military organization during World War I.
In Russian.
Georgii Mikhailovich, Grand Duke of
Russia, 1863-1919.
Letters, 1914-1918, to Princess Kseniia.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ76101-A]
Russian aristocrat; special military representative of Tsar Nicholas II
during World War I.
Summary: Relates to political and military conditions in Russia
during World War I, the Russian Revolution, and family affairs.
In Russian.
Indexes: Register.
Germany. Auswartiges Amt. Geschaftstelle für die Friedensverhandlungen.
Typescript extracts from memoranda, n.d.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY177-A]
German Office for Peace Negotiations.
Summary: Relates to negotiations concerning the eastern boundaries
of Germany. Germany at the Paris Peace Conference. Includes notes made by
Alma Luckau.
In German.
Germany. Grosses Hauptquartier.
Telegrams received, 1915-1917.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX350-A]
Summary: Telegrams from Berlin to German Army Headquarters at Charleville,
France, mostly addressed to Captain Schnitzer, reporting political and war
news gleaned from the foreign press.
In French.
Germany. Heer. Armeekorps, 9.
mimeographed regulations, 1915-1917.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZ2054-A]
Summary: Relates to censorship in Hamburg during World War I.
In German.
Germany. Heer. Generalstab.
Feldpressestelle.
Offizier-Kriegsberichterstattung
Westfront.
Typescript press releases, 1917-1918.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY179-A]
Summary: Relates to war news from the Western front.
In German.
Germany. Heer. Infanterie-Regiment 163.
Photographs, 1914-1918.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX455-A]
Summary: Depicts officers and men of Infanterie-Regiment 163 of the
German Army, and scenes of the activity on campaigns in France and Belgium
during World War I.
Germany. Oberste Heeresleitung.
Records, 1914-1918.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX301-A]
Summary: intelligence and other reports, leaflets, radio news scripts,
clippings, and press releases, relating to political conditions in Russia
and the Netherlands, Allied and Bolshevik propaganda, German propaganda,
and military positions at the front during World War I.
In German.
Germany. Waffenstillstandskommission
1918-1919. Unterkommission für die Ruckgabe von Maschinen und Material
an Belgien und Frankreich.
Records, 1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY637-A]
German Armistice Subcommission.
Summary: Reports, memoranda, and statistics, relating to the
German surrender of heavy equipment in compliance with armistice agreements
at the end of World War I.
In German and French.
Garth, Edwin P.
Papers, 1917-igia.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ057-A]
Soldier, United States Army, during World'War 1.
Summary: Diary and letters, relating to American military activities
in France.
Gesellschaft für Deutsch-Sowetische Freundschaft. Kreisverband
Jena.
Records, 1917-1976.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ93011-A]
Jena, East Germany, branch of organization for promotion of German-Soviet
friendship.
Summary: Minutes, correspondence, resolutions, announcements, programs,
printed matter, and photographs, relating to German-Soviet cultural ties.
includes a holograph memoir by Emil Kuhn of his experiences as a German
prisoner in Russia during World War I.
In German.
Getsinger, Joseph W.
Papers, 1918-1919.
1 scrapbook.
[ID: CSUZ43006-A]
Captain, United States Army; member, 340th Field Artillery Regiment, 1918-1919.
Summary: Orders, photographs, maps, clippings, and pamphlets, relating
to activities of the 340th Field Artillery Regiment in France during World
War I and as a part of the occupation force in Germany in 1919.
Gibson, Hugh, 7883-1954.
Papers, 1900-1957.
126 ms. boxes, 26 oversize boxes, 22 envelopes, 1 phonorecord, memorabilia.
[ID: CSUZ56000-A]
American diplomat; ambassador to Poland, 1919-1924; ambassador to Switzerland,
1924-1927; ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg, 1927-1933 and 1937-1938;
ambassador to Brazil, 1933-1937.
Summary: Diaries, writings, correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings,
photographs, and printed matter, relating to American foreign relations,
international disarmament, the League of Nations, and relief work in Europe
during World Wars I and II. Diaries also available on microfilm.
Indexes: Register.
Glassford, William Alexander.
Jutland decisions : mimeographed study, 1930.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ060-A]
Captain, U.S. Navy.
Summary: Relates to tactics of the naval battle of Jutland, 1916.
Gniessen, Vladimir F.
Through war and revolution : memoirs of a Russian engineer : typescript,
n.d.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ48012-A]
Engineer and colonel, Russian Imperial army.
Summary: Relates to Russian military activities during World War
I, and White Russian Military activities, especially in Turkestan, during
the Russian Civil War.
Gold, Leonard, collector.
Collection, 1914-1921.
1 ms. box, 1 scroll.
[ID: CSUZ58013-A]
Summary: Photographs, pamphlets, and miscellany, relating to World
War I and the American Expeditionary Forces in France.
In English and French.
Golder, Frank Alfred, 1877-1929.
Papers, 1861-1929.
37 ms. boxes, 12 envelopes.,
[ID: CSUZXX058-A]
American historian; American Relief Administration worker in Russia, 1920-1923.
Summary: Correspondence, writings, diaries, memoranda, transcripts
of documents from Russian archives, printed matter, and photographs, relating
to Russian history in the neteenth and early twentieth centuries, the Russian
American Company in Alaska, conditions in Russia during the Russian Revolution
and Civil War, and American Relief Administration work in Russia.
In English and Russian.
Indexes: Register.
Goldsmith, Alan Gustavus, 1892-1961.
Letters, 1924.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ24002-A]
Chief, European Division, United States Department of Commerce, 1920-1925;
technical expert to the Committee of Experts, Reparations Commission, 1923-1924.
Summary: Relates to the work of the Committee of Experts of the Reparations
Commission in formulating the Dawes Plan.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Golovin, Nikolai Nikolaevich, 1875-1944.
Papers, 1912-1943.
18 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ47013-A]
General, Imperial Russian Army.
Summary: Correspondence, speeches and writings, and printed matter,
relating to Russian military activities during World War I, the Russian
Civil War, and the Sino-Japanese War.
In Russian.
Indexes: Register.
Grant, Donald, 1889
Writings, 1920-1935.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ77059-A]
British author and lecturer; director, European Student Relief, 1920-1925.
Summary: Notes, diary entries, letter extracts, and a pamphlet, relating
to social conditions and relief work in Russia and Eastern and Central Europe,
1920-1922, and to the economic and social Policy of the Socialist municipal
government in Vienna, 1919-1934.
Great Britain. Director of Propaganda in Enemy Countries.
Printed leaflets, 191s.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX359-A]
Summary: British propaganda leaflets, prepared for distribution behind
German lines during World War I.
In German.
Great Britain. Foreign Office.
Britain's share in the war mimeographed report, 1916.
1 v. (in 1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY192-A]
Summary: Relates to the British war effort, 1914-1916, including
statistics, a summary of British war activities, and statements of British
war aims.
Great Britain. Foreign Office. Wellington House.
Printed issuances, ca. 1914-1918.
36 pamphlet boxes, 2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX230-A]
Propaganda section of the British Foreign Office.
Summary: Books, pamphlets, and reprints, issued as British propaganda
during World War I.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Great Britain. Navy. Grand Fleet.
Typescripts of radio messages, 1918.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ72079-A]
Summary: Messages exchanged between the British Grand Fleet and the
German High Seas Fleet prior to the surrender of the High Seas Fleet, November
12-29, 1918. Includes photographs of the German ships and miscellaneous
newsletters from the U.S.S. Arkansas, which intercepted some of the messages.
Great Britain. War Office. Intelligence Division.
Printed index, ca. 1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY193-A]
Summary: Indexes information summaries by the British War
Office Intelligence Division.
The Great War : Britain's efforts and ideals : printed
lithographic prints,
ca. 1914-1918.
9 portfolios.
[ID: CSUZXX667-A]
Summary: Represents British war objectives, military activities,
and efforts on the home front during World War I.
Green, Joseph Coy, 1887-1978.
Papers, 1914-1957.
21 ms. boxes, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ56025-A]
American diplomat; chief of inspection, Commission for Relief in Belgium,
1915-1917; director for Romania and the Near East, American Relief Administration,
1918-1919.
Summary: Diary, correspondence, writings, reports, pamphlets, clippings,
maps, and printed matter, relating to the Commission for Relief in Belgium,
American Relief Administration activities in Romania and Transcaucasia,
and the Herbert Hoover-for-President campaign in 1920.
Indexes: Register.
Gregory, Thomas T. C., 1878-1933.
Papers, 1918-1932.
3 ms. boxes, 2 envelopes, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ72059-A]
American lawyer; American Relief Administration director for Central Europe,
1919.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and printed matter,
relating to the work of the American Relief Administration in Central Europe,
the fall of the 1919 Bela Kun communist regime in Hungary, and the 1928
Presidential campaign of Herbert Hoover.
Indexes: Register.
Gregory, Warren.
Miscellany, 1915-1920.
1 ms. box, 2 oversize boxes.
[ID: CSUZ94013-A]
Commission for Relief in Belgium relief worker.
Summary: Certificates, currency, lacework, memorabilia, drawings,
and photographs, relating to relief activities of the Commission for Relief
in Belgium during World War I.
In French.
Gronskii, Pavel Pavlovich, 1683
The effects of the war upon the general government institutions of Russia
typescript, n.d.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ064-A]
Summary: Relates to the political structure of Russia during World
War I and the period of the 1917 Provisional Government.
Grubbs, Frank Leslie, 1931
collector.
Collection, 1917-1974.
1 folder, 10 microfilm reels.
[ID: CSUZ82097-A]
Summary: Microfilm copies of correspondence, minutes, and printed
matter, from various sources, relating to activities of the American Alliance
for Labor and Democracy and the People's Council of America in competing
for labor support on the question of American participation in World War
I. Used as research material for the book by F. L. Grubbs, The Struggle
for Labor Loyalty (1968). includes a few original letters written to F.
L. Grubbs.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Gugenheim, Alice Aron, 1872-1955.
Papers, 1914-1916.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ61012-A]
Belgian relief worker during World War I.
Summary: Diary notes, annoted sketches, postcards, photographs, clippings,
memorabilia, and a biographical sketch, relating to the Commission for Relief
in Belgium.
In French.
Gulyga, Ivan Emel'ianovich, 1857
Vospominaniia starago plastuna o velikoi voinie, 1914-1917 : holograph,
1923.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ065-A]
Imperial Russian army officer; commanding officer, Kubansko-Terskii plastanskii
korpus, during World War I.
Summary: Includes a biography of I. E. Gulyga by Karaushin.
In Russian.
Haenisch, Konrad, 1876-1925.
Papers, 1907-1915.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXXI09-A]
German socialist; Reichstag deputy; journalist.
Summary: Correspondence and newspaper issues, relating to political
conditions and the socialist movement in Germany and to the role of the
Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands in World War I.
In German.
Hall, Luella J., 1890-1973.
Papers, 1925-1971.
103 ms. boxes, 3 cu. ft. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ39008-A]
American historian; dean of Hartnell College, 1938-1953.
Summary: Clippings, notes, writings, and correspondence, relating
primarily to foreign relations between the U.S. and Morocco, 1776-1956,
and to post-World War II political, social, and economic conditions in Africa,
especially North Africa. includes correspondence with Kaiser Wilhelm II
relating to the World War I war guilt question and a card index bibliography
on the history of Morocco.
Hall, William Chapman.
Papers, 1917.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ59018-A]
Member, Commission for Relief in Belgium, during World War I.
Summary: Letters, a notebook, and memorabilia, relating to the inspection
of foodstuff distributed by the Commission for Relief in Belgium, and to
the departure of American members of the commission from Belgium upon the
entry of the U.S. into World War I.
Hamilton, Henry W.
Papers, 1920-1931.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ85072-A]
American Friends Service Committee relief worker in Poland and the Soviet
Union, 1923-1924.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, bulletins, and photographs, relating
to social conditions in Poland and the Soviet Union and to American Friends
Service Committee relief work.
Hamilton, Minard, 1891-1976.
Papers, 1913-1930.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ77093-A]
Captain, United States Army; executive officer, American Relief Administration
operations in the Baltic States, 1919.
Summary: Diary and correspondence, relating to activities of the
313th Machine Gun Battalion in France during World War I, food distribution
by the American Relief Administration in the Baltic States, and civil aviation
in China, 1929-1930.
Hanford, Edwin T.
Papers, 1917-1918.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ'16057-A]
Member, American Protective League.
Summary: Correspondence and printed matter, relating to activities
of the American Protective League, a private patriotic organization relating
to subversive activities in the U.S. during World War I.
Hanna, Hugh Sisson.
Letter, 1921.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY204-A]
Summary: Encloses a copy (typewritten) of a letter by Ernest Kletsch,
chief of the Division of Files and information of the U.S. National War
Labor Board during World War I, relating to the compilation of minutes of
executive sessions of the National War Labor Board, 1918-1919.
Typed transcript.
Hanson, Joseph Mills, editor.
The World War through the stereoscope stereoscopic set, 1923.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ80090-A]
Summary: Stereoscope, ca. 130 stereographs, and guidebook, depicting
scenes from World War I.
Hanssen, Hans Peter, 1862-1936.
Diary of a dying empire : typescript translation of diaries, 1955.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX653-A]
Member of the German Reichstag from Northern Schleswig, 1906-1918; Danish
temporary minister for South Jutland affairs, 1919-1920.
Summary: Relates to political conditions in Germany during World
War I, 1914-1918. Originally published as Fra Krigstiden (Copenhagen, 1925).
Translated by Oscar Osburn Winther; edited by Ralph H. Lutz, Mary Schofield,
and O. O. Winther; published in Bloomington by Indiana University Press,
1955.
English translation from German.
Hardt, Fred B.
Mimeographed letters, 1914-1915.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX330-A]
German Kriegs-Presseburo official, Munich.
Summary: Letters to F. B. Hardt from various Italian correspondents,
relating to political events and public opinion in Italy during the period
of its neutrality in World War I.
In German.
Hartigan, John Doane, 1890-1959.
Papers, 1909-1958.
33 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ46014-A]
American relief worker in Europe, 1919 and 1939-1941; member, Saar Plebiscite
Commission, 1934-1935; member, United States Military Government in Austria,
1945-1946
Summary: Correspondence, reports, memoranda, writings, pamphlets,
clippings, photographs, and posters, relating to relief work during the
two World Wars, the Saar plebiscite of 1934-1935, the Allied government
in Austria after World War II, and the organization of international trade
fairs. Includes correspondence with Herbert Hoover.
In English and German.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Haskell, William N. (William Nafew), 1876-1952.
Memoirs, 1932.
1 item (1 ms. box).
[ID: CSUZ89026-A]
Lieutenant general, United States Army; chief, American Relief Administration
missions to Romania, 1919, Transcaucasia, 1919-1920, and Russia, 1921-1923.
Summary: Relates to relief activities of the American Relief Administration
in Romania and especially in Russia in the aftermath of World War I and
the Russian Civil War, and to political, social and economic conditions
in Russia. Includes observations on conditions in the Soviet Union, especially
economic conditions, made on return visits to that country in 1925 and 1930.
In part, photocopy.
Hasl, Franz Joseph.
Miscellaneous papers, 1916-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX292-A]
Austrian author.
Summary: Memorandum, entitled Universal Peace, 1916; letter to Woodrow
Wilson, 1919; and photograph of F. J. Hasl.
Heiden, Dimitri F., Graf.
Memoirs, n.d.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ75009-A]
Russian aristocrat.
Summary: Relates to the involvement of Russia in World War I and
the Russian Revolution and Civil war.
In Russian.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Henderson, Loy W. (Loy Wesley), 1892-1986.
Memoirs, n.d.
1 item (4 ms. boxes).
[ID: CSUZ77063-A]
American diplomat; secretary of legation, Baltic States, 1927-1930; secretary
of embassy, Soviet Union, 1934-1938; assistant chief, Division of Eastern
European Affairs, United States Department of State, 1936-1942.
Summary: Relates primarily to Soviet-American relations in the interwar
period, and also to American Red Cross relief work in Russia, the Baltic
States and Germany, 1919-1921, and to American-Irish relations. Published
as A Question of Trust: The Origins of U.S.-Soviet Diplomatic Relations
(Stanford, 1986). Includes transcripts of interviews and supplementary biographical
material used in preparation of the book.
Photocopy.
Herbert Hoover Oral History Program
Interviews, 1966-1972.
312 interview transcripts, 3 phonotape reels.
[ID: CSUZXX028-A]
Leslie R. Groves interview closed in part until 2000. Dwight D. Eisenhower
interview closed in part until 2017.
Summary: Interviews with political leaders, businessmen, military
officers, journalists, writers, physicians, secretaries, aides, friends,
and associates of Herbert Hoover, relating to their recollections of Hoover
in various capacities, including relief work director, president of the
United States, and chairman of the Hoover Commissions. Interviews sponsored
by the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and the Hoover Institution on
War, Revolution and Peace.
Originals in possession of: Herbert Hoover Presidential Library.
Indexes: Register.
Herman, Raphael.
Letter, 1918, to Woodrow Wilson.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY215-A]
Summary: Relates to proposals by R. Herman for the basis of a peace
settlement to end World War I, especially regarding territorial questions.
Typed transcript.
Heroys, Alexandre.
Situation politique et stratégie sur le front roumain et en Russie
en 1917 et 1918
typescript, 1918.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY216-A]
Summary: Relates to Russo-Romanian military activities during World
War I and to the Russian Revolution.
In French.
Herron, George Davis, 1862-1925.
Papers, 1916-1927.
16 v., 31 ms. boxes, 4 scrapbooks, 2 microfilm reels.
[ID: CSUZ23002-A]
American clergyman and lecturer; Unofficial adviser to Woodrow Wilson, President
of the U.S.
Summary: Correspondence, interviews, lectures, essays, notes, and
clippings, relating to the League of Nations, territorial quesions, prisoners
of war, and other political and economic issues at the Paris Peace Conference.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Hill, George Alexander, 1892
Papers, n.d.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ68002-A]
British secret service agent.
Summary: Memoirs, entitled Reminiscences of Four Years with N.K.V.D.,
relating to Anglo-Soviet secret service relations during World War II; and
radio broadcast transcripts, entitled Go Spy the Land, relating to British
intelligence activities in Russia, Turkey, and the Balkans, 1917-1918.
Hillhouse, Joseph Newton, collector.
Photographs, 1917-1918.
1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ64019-A]
Summary: Depicts activities of the American Expeditionary Forces
in France during World War I.
Hines, Walker Downer, 1870-1934.
Papers, 1919-1927.
19 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZXX236-A]
American lawyer and railway executive; Inter-Allied arbitrator of questions
pertaining to river shipping, 1920-1921.
Summary: Correspondence, memoranda, and reports, relating to questions
of navigation rights on the Rhine, Danube, Elbe, Oder, and Vistula Rivers,
restitution of captured ships, and reparations for war damage to river shipping,
after World War I.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Hirsch, Betty, 1873
Typescript memoirs, 1943-1944.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY223-A]
German social worker.
Summary: Relates to the rehabilitation of German veterans blinded
during World War I.
Holden, Frank Harvey.
Miscellaneous papers, 1916-1923.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ56031-A]
American Relief Administration worker in France and Russia, 1919-1923.
Summary: Letter written by F. H. Holden in Moscow in 1923, relating
to Russian operations of the American Relief Administration; and photographs
of the German cruiser Wolf, its crew, and ships encountered and sunk by
it during its raiding cruise in World War I, 1916-1917.
Holman, Emile.
Papers, 1914-1915.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ63022-A]
Member, Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1914-1915.
Summary: Draft of a speech delivered at Oxford University in 1915,
relating to the relief work of the Commission for Relief in Belgium; and
photographs of refugees and war damage in Greece, Bulgaria, and Turkey at
the end of the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913, and of the visit of David Starr
Jordan, E. Holman, and others to the war site, 1914.
Honens, W. H., collector.
Photographs, 1916-1917.
2 oversize boxes.
[ID: CSUZ76113-A]
Summary: Depicts activities of the Stanford Unit of the American
Ambulance Service during World War I in France and Albania.
Honey, John Kohnen, 1896-1978.
Papers, 1917-1919.
1 ms. box, 3 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ79063-A]
Private first class, American Field Service.
Summary: Diaries, letters, clippings, certificates, and photographs,
relating to the American ambulance service attached to French Army forces
in France during World War I.
Diary and certificates photocopy.
Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964.
Papers, 1895-1987.
347 ms. boxes, 2 oversize boxes, 30 card file boxes, 2 oversize folders,
91 envelopes, 8 microfilm reels, 3 videotape cassettes, 36 phonotape reels,
31 honorecords, memorabilia.
[ID: CSUZ62008-A]
President of the United States, 1929-1933.
Summary: Correspondence, speeches and writings, appointment calendars,
printed matter, photographs, motion picture film, and sound recordings,
relating to twentieth-century American politics, and to relief administration
in World Wars I and II.
Indexes: Register.
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Supreme Economic
Council and American Relief Administration Documents Project.
Records, 1930-1937.
21 ms. boxes, 1 card file box, 45 v., 1 linear ft.
[ID: CSUZXX507-A]
Project for compilation of selected Supreme Economic Council and American
Relief Administration documents.
Summary: Minutes of meetings, reports, correspondence, press releases,
and clippings, relating to economic policies of the Supreme Economic Council
and its predecessor, the Supreme Council of Supply and Relief, and to relief
activities of the American Relief Administration in Europe and Russia.
In part, typed transcripts.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. United States Food
Administration Project.
Records, 1929-1941.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX723-A]
Summary: Correspondence, notes, and miscellany, relating to documentation
of activities of the U.S. Food Administration during World War I.
Hoskins, Emmett A.
In the service of the United States Navy, May 26, 1917-August 6, 1919
typescript, 1970.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZ74023-A]
Sailor, United States Navy.
Summary: Relates to American naval operations in the Far East and
Siberia.
Hoy, Austin Y.
Papers, 1895-1962.
5 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box.
[ID: CSUZ84042-A]
Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery, British Army.
Summary: Correspondence, orders, personnel records, sound recordings
of reminiscences, maps, and photographs, relating mainly to British artillery
operations in France during World War I.
Huenergardt, Mrs. John F., collector.
Miscellany, 1919-1920.
1 folder, 1 envelope.
[ID: CSUZ57018-A]
Summary: Printed matter and photographs, relating to relief activities
in Hungary at the end of World War I .
In English and Hungarian.
Hungary. Fegyverszuneti Bizottsag
(1918-1919).
Typescript correspondence, 1918-1919, with Allied authorities.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ071-A]
Hungarian Armistice Commission.
Summary: Relates to execution of provisions of the armistice between
Hungary and the Allied Powers at the end of World War I.
In Hungarian.
Hungary. Kulugyminiszterium
Miscellaneous records, 1915-1922.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX356-A]
Hungarian Foreign ministry.
Summary: Reports, memoranda, and orders, relating to Austro-Hungarian
military activities during World War I, domestic opposition to the war,
socialist activities, Bolshevik propaganda, problems of minority nationalities
during and after the war, postwar land reform, and the formation of Soviets
in Hungary.
In Hungarian.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Hunt, Edward Eyre, 1885-1953.
Papers, 1902-1953.
104 ms. boxes, 2 oversize boxes, 1 envelope, 3 maps.
[ID: CSUZ56008-A]
American economist; member, Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1914-1916;
Red Cross relief worker, 1917-1918; secretary, President's Conference on
Unemployment, 1921; secretary, President's Emergency Committee for Employment,
1930-1931; chief industrial economist, War Production Board, 1942-1943.
Summary: Reports, memoranda, correspondence, diaries, writings, printed
matter, and photographs, relating to relief and reconstruction in Europe
during and after World Wars I and I (especially in Belgium, France, Germany,
Italy, and Poland), the Commission for Relief in Belgium, the American Red
Cross, Herbert Hoover and the presidential campaign of 1920, and American
economic conditions between the two World Wars.
Indexes: Register.
Hutchinson, Lincoln.
Papers, 1921-1935.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ68047-A]
American Relief Administration worker.
Summary: Correspondence, writings, and reports, relating to American
Relief Administration activities, food conditions in Germany following World
War I, and technical assistance provided by American engineers in the Soviet
Union.
Hutsell, Robert Carl, 1893
Papers, 1918-1967.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ95025-A]
Sergeant, United States Marine Corps; member, Machine Gun Company, 5th Regiment,
1918-1919.
Summary: Letters, postcards, orders, certificates, booklets, and
newspapers, relating to activities of the 5th Marine Corps Regiment in France
during World War I and in the occupation of Germany immediately afterward.
Imperial War Museum (Great Britain).
Photographs, 1915-1919.
32 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ62009-A]
Summary: Depicts activities of the British Army and Navy during World
War I, including scenes of the western front, the Middle East, aerial operations,
women workers on the home front, and the army of occupation in Germany.
Distributed by the Imperial War Museum.
International Committee for Immediate Mediation.
Records, 1916.
1 v.
[ID: CSUZZZ074-A]
Organization created by the Henry Ford Peace Expedition and the Neutral
Conference for Continuous Mediation.
Summary: Report and minutes of meetings, relating to the international
peace movement during World War I.
In English, German and Norwegian.
International Congress of Women (1915 The Hague).
Typescript memorandum, 1915.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY619-A]
Summary: Relates to the founding of the International Committee of
Women for Permanent Peace (later known as the International Congress of
Women), and to its efforts to secure a negotiated peace to end World War
I
International Congress of Women (1919 Zurich).
Mimeographed resolutions, 1919.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY620-A]
Summary: Relates to the World War I peace settlement, the League
of Nations, and the rights of women.
Italian Bureau of Public Information.
Photographs, 1915-1918.
4 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ60020-A]
Summary: Photographs and postcards, depicting activities of the Italian
Army in World War I, including many scenes of mountain warfare; Woodrow
Wilson; and children of the Italian royal family.
Italy. Esercito. Reggimento artiglieria motorizzato marmarica, 44.
Brochure, 1940.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY236-A]
Summary: Commemorates the activities of the Italian 44th Artillery
Regiment in the Italo-Austrian campaign during World War I, 1915-1918.
In Italian.
Ivanic, Delfa, 1881
Typescript memoirs, n.d.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ69052-A]
Official, Circle of Serbian Sisters; president, Yugoslav National Women's
Federation, 1923-1925.
Summary: Relates to medical and charitable activities in Serbia during
the Balkan Wars and World War I.
In Serbo-Croatian.
Jackson, Florence, collector.
Miscellany, 1915-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ34006-A]
Summary: Clippings, leaflets, and miscellanea, relating mostly to
relief work in World War I.
Jackson, Richard Harrison, 1866-1971.
Papers, 1917-1930.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ76099-A]
Admiral, U,S, Navy; naval attaché to France, 1917-1918; member, General
Board, U.S. Department of the Navy, 1921-1930.
Summary: Speeches, memoranda, reports, orders, and printed matter,
relating to U.S. naval policy during the 1920's. includes summaries of intelligence
reports, received by the U.S. Embassy in France, 1917-1918.
Jackson, Robert A.
Papers, 1915-1918.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX842-A]
Commission for Relief in Belgium relief worker, 1915-1917.
Summary: Diaries, essays, and clippings, relating to relief work
in Belgium carried out by the Commission for Relief in Belgium during World
War I.
In English and French.
Jacobs, Penton Stratton, 1892-1966.
Papers, 1921-1967.
11 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box, 1 oversize folder.
[ID: CSUZ66022-A]
Brigadier general, U.S. Army.
Summary: Correspondence, writings, printed matter, maps, and photographs,
relating to cavalry tactics, logistics, and military transportation during
and after the two World Wars.
Jacobs-Pauwels, F. Marguerite.
Papers, 1914-1964.
11 ms. boxes, 1 cu. ft. box, 2 binders.
[ID: CSUZ65027-A]
Director, Foyer des Orphelins (Orphanage), Charleroi, Belgium, 1914-1923.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, financial records, and photographs,
relating to relief in Belgium during World War I and to the operations of
the Foyer des Orphelins during and after the war.
In French.
James, Henry, 1879-1947.
Papers, 1918-1920.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ49018-A]
U.S. representative, Inter-Allied Danube River Commission, 1919.
Summary: Reports, correspondence, and financial records, relating
to the opening of the Danube River to navigation at the end of World War
I, and to the political situation in Hungary at the time of the Hungarian
Revolution.
Jarvis, Charles E.
Papers, 1918-1919.
1 ms. box, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ60013-A]
Soldier, United States Army; assigned to Medical Detail, 28th Engineer Regiment,
American Expeditionary Forces, during World War I. tactics book, camp newspaper,
French currency, postcards, and personal items of identification, relating
to activities of the 23th Engineer Regiment in France during World War I.
Jenny, Arnold B., 1695-1978.
Papers, 1917-1953.
5 ms. boxes, 3 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ73066-A]
Young Men's Christian Association worker in Siberia, 1919-1920, and in Germany,
1945-1946.
Summary: Correspondence, diary, reports, memoranda, and printed matter,
relating to relief work in Siberia during the Russian Revolution, and among
displaced persons in Germany at the end of World War II.
Indexes: Register.
Jezierska, Fanny, 1887-1945.
Letters received, 1916-1939.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ67040-A]
Polish-German socialist; secretary to Rosa Luxemburg.
Summary: Five original and thirteen photocopies of letters by the
German communist leader Klara Zetkin, 1916-1932, relating to the communist
and feminist movements in Germany; three letters by the German socialist
leader Franz Mehring and his wife Eva, 1918, relating to political conditions
in Germany; one letter by the German physicist Albert Eins ein, 1932, relating
to requests for reprints of articles; one letter by the German socialist
youth leader Willy Brandt, 1936, relating to proposed united front activities
with the German communist youth; and five letters by the German socialist
leader Georg Ledebour, 1936-1939, relating to the socialist movement.
In German.
Johnson, Benjamin O., 1878
Papers, 1917-1923.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ73070-A]
American engineer; colonel, Russian Railway Service Corps, 1917-1923; president
pro tempore, Inter-Allied Technical Board, 1920-1921.
Summary: Correspondence, reports, memoranda, diplomatic dispatches
and instructions, and printed matter, r:lating to the Russian Railway Service
Corp in Siberia, the Inter-Allied Technical Board, and the Trans-Siberian
Railroad during World War I and the Russian Civil War.
Photocopy.
Indexes: Preliminary inventory.
Johnson, Douglas.
Letter, 1918, to J. Spencer Smith.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY241-A]
Chief, Division of Boundary Geography, U.S. Delegation to the Paris Peace
Conference, 1919.
Summary: Relates to territorial settlements at the Paris Peace Conference.
Typed transcript.
Johnson, M. J., collector.
Collection, 1918-1941.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZ97013-A]
Summary: Photographs, postcards, medical pamphlets and certificates,
and miscellany, relating to American military hospitals during World War
I, and especially to the military hospital at Camp Kearny, California.
Jones, Jefferson, collector.
Miscellany, 1914-1918.
1 ms. box, 2 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZ59009-A]
Summary: Photographs, drawings, printed matter, and miscellanea,
relating to activities of the Japanese Army in China during World War I,
especially to the siege of Tsingtao, 1914; to the Russo-Japanese War of
1904-1905; and to the palace of Kaiser Wilhelm II on the island of Corfu.
Jones, Samuel G., collector.
Flag, 1914.
1 item (in 1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY245-A]
Summary: Combined flag of the Central Powers (Germany, Austria, Hungary,
and Turkey) during World War I.
Jonkherr.
Photographs of caricatures, ca. 1914-1918.
3 envelopes.
[ID: CSUZXX550-A]
Belgian cartoonist.
Summary: Depicts officials of the Comité national de secours
et d'alimentation, and of the Comité provincial de secours et d'alimentation
du Limbourg, Belgian relief organizations during World War I.
Jordan, David Starr, 1851-1931.
Papers, 1794-1950.
88 ms. boxes, 1 oversize box, 2 card file boxes, 1 oversize folder, 5 Scrapbooks,
6 envelopes, memorabilia.
[ID: CSUZXX240-A]
American educator and pacifist; president, Stanford University, 1891-1913;
chancellor, Stanford University, 1913-1916.
Summary: Correspondence, writings, pamphlets, leaflets, clippings,
and photographs, relating to pacifism and the movement for world peace,
disarmament, international relations, American neutrality in World War I,
American foreign and domestic policy, civil liberties in the United States,
problems of minorities in the United States, Stanford University, and personal
and family matters.
Indexes: Register.
Judd, James R.
Slides, ca. 1915-1916.
11 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ59010-A]
Member, American Ambulance Service in France.
Summary: Depicts medical and relief work in France during World War
I.
Kahn, Louis E.
Letters, 1917-1919.
1 v.. (130 p.) 0 folder).
[ID: CSUZ94046-A]
PrIvate first class, United States Army Medical Corps; attached to Base
Hospital No. 47, Beaune, France, 1916-1919.
Summary: Letters to family and friends, relating to American military
training camps in the United States and medical services in France during
World War I.
Typed transcripts.
Kanner, Heinrich, 1864
Typescript writings, 1914-1917.
2 ms. boxes.
[ID: CSUZ25001-A]
Austrian journalist; editor, Die Zeit (Vienne).
Summary: Relates to political conditions and public opinion in Germany
and Austria during World War I. Includes a partial translation (typewritten),
by Robert Hopwood.
In German.
Kasak, Elias, 1895-1985.
Malestusi : typescript, n.d. / E. Kasak, kolonel, jur. KS.dipl.
1 item (vi + 946 p.) 1 ms. box).
[ID: CSUZ89013-A]
Colonel, Estonian army; German prisoner, 1941-1944; subsequently émigré
in the United States.
Summary: Relates to Russian military operations during World War
I, the establishment of Estonian armed forces in 1916, the Estonian war
for independence, interwar Estonian politics, the Soviet occupation of Estonia
in 1940, conditions in German prison camps during World War II, and recruitment
of Estonians for the German armed forces. Includes Parts I-VI only; Part
VII missing.
Photocopy.
In Estonian.
Kasprzycki, Piotr Pawel.
Die Nationalitäten-Frage und der Völkerkrieg : mimeographed
memorandum, 1915.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZYY253-A]
Summary: Relates to the concept of nationality and its role in World
War I.
In German.
Kattermann, Heinrich, d. 1941.
Photographs, 1916-1941.
1 album box.
[ID: CSUZ73063-A]
German Army officer and national socialist.
Summary: Depicts H. Kattermann; German troops in World Wars I and
II; and national socialist political rallies.
Kaul'bars, Aleksandr Vasil'evich, 1884
Vozdushnyia voiska : typescript, n.d.
1 item (1 folder).
[ID: CSUZYY254-A]
Summary: Relates to Russian aerial operations during World War I.
In Russian.
Keith, Gerald.
Miscellany, 1917-1919.
1 ms. box.
[ID: CSUZXX043-A]
Summary: Letters, written by G. Keith and Cary Hayward, American
sailors, to family members, relating to U.S. Navy operations during World
War I; and aerial photographs of the San Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne regions,
1918.
Kellner, Josef.
Papers, 1904-1916.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ93083-A]
Captain, Austro-Hungarian army.
Summary: Diaries, reports, orders, and certificates, relating primarily
to Austro-Hungarian military operations on the Russian front during World
War I.
In German.
Kellogg, Charlotte Hoffman.
Papers, 1916-1948.
1 ms. box, 1 oversize box, 2 scrapbooks.
[ID: CSUZ56029-A]
American author; relief worker in Europe during World Wars I and II; wife
of Vernon Lyman Kellogg.
Summary: writings, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to
relief work in Belgium during World War I and in Poland during and after
World War II, and to Queen Jadwiga of Poland.
Kellogg, R. H., collector.
Miscellany, 1914-1915.
1 folder.
[ID: CSUZ51006-A]
Summary: Letter from G. W. Giddings of the Commission for Relief
in Belgium, 1915, enclosing a Christmas greeting from the children of Antwerp
to the children of the United States, 1914.
Kellogg, Vernon Lyman, 1867-1937.
Papers, 1914-1921.
2 ms. boxes, 1 oversize certificate.
[ID: CSUZ56004-A]
American zoologist; officer in relief organizations in Europe during World
War I.
Summary: writings, printed matter, photographs, drawings, and certificates,
relating to relief work in Belgium during World War I, the relief activities
of