Detailed Description of the Collection

The Germans on the Somme by Phil Gibbs 1917

The New German Empire: A Study of German War Aims from German Sources 1917

The German Note and the Reply of the Allies 1917

Maercy-Workers of the War: An Interview with the Honorable Arthur Stanley, C.B., M.P., Chairman of the British Red Cross Society 1916

The Reception of Wounded Prisoner Soldiers of Great Britain in Switzerland 1916

The Care of the Dead 1916

The British Workman Defends His Home by Will Crooks, P.C., M.P., 1917

The Workers' Resolve: An Interview with W.A. Appleton 1917

The Conflict for Human Liberty by the Right Honourable Viscount Grey

The Peace Terms of the Allies by J.W. Headlam 1917

The British Empire and a League of Peace by George Burton Adams 1918

British Staying Power: Lord Revelstoke's Views 1916

Some Gains of the War by Walter Raleigh 1918

After Two Years 1916

Why Britain is in the War and What She Hopes for the Future: A Speech by the Right Honourable Viscount Grey of Falladon 1916

The Means of Victory: A Speech Delivered by the Right Honourable Edwin Montagu, M.P. 1916

Germany's Move and Britain's Answer: Speech by the Right Honourable Earl Cuzon of Kedelston 1916

When Will the War End by Lloyd George 1917

The Coming Victory: A Speech Made by General Smuts 1917

The Freedom of the Seas: An Interview with Right Honourable Arthur J. Balfour, M.P. 1916

How the British Blocade Works: An Interview with Rear-Admiral Sir Dudley De Chair 1916

The Zeebrugge Affair by Keble Howard

Blacklist and Blockade: An Interview with the Right Honourable Lord Robert Cecil, M.P. 1916

An Incident of War: "By Order of the Kaiser" by Archibald Hurd 1916

The League of Peace and a Free Sea by Sir Julian Corbett 1917

International Law and the Blockade by W.E. Hume-Williams, K.C., M.P. 1916

The British Blockade: What It Means, How It Works by W. Stanhope Sprigg

If there Were No Navies! By Archibald Hurd 1916

Naval Prospects in 1917 by Archibald Hurd 1917

Does the British Navy Take Prisoners?

Great Britain's Sea Policy by Professor Gilbert Murray 1917

Submarines and Zepplins in Warfare and Outrage by Archibald Hurd 1916

The War on German Submarines by Sir Edward Carson 1917

Flying, Submarining, and Mine Sweeping by Jnae Anderson and Gordon Brude 1916

The Tanks by Colonel E.D. Swinton, C.B., D.S.O. 1918

Frightfulness in Retreat 1917

The Fiannces of Great Britain and Germany by E.F. Davies

Trade Control in War: Things Which the British Government Has Done Well by Robert McDonald 1916

The Economic Weapon in the War Against Germany by A.E. Zimmern

Censorship and Trade 1916

The Mails as a German War Weapon: Memorandum on the Censorship of Mails Carried by Neutral Ships 1916

The Press Censorship by Sir Edward T. Cook 1916

The War on German Submarines by Sir Edward Carson 1917

The Future of India: Presidential Address to the Indian National Congress by Sir S.P. Sinha 1915

Some American Opinions on the Indian Empire by Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Franklin E. Jeffreys, Admiral Goodrich, James Mascaerne Hubabrd, John P. Jones, and others

Some Facts About India: Interviews with Lord Islington During November, 1916 by Robert Scoss 1917

Ireland andPoland: A Comparison by T.W. Rolleston 1917

The Voice of Ireland: Being an Interview with John Redmond, M.P. and Some Messages from Representative Irishmen Regarding the Sinn Fein Rebellion (2 copies) 1916

The Verdict of India by Sir Manchejee M. Bhownaggree, K.C.I.E. 1916

Loyal India: An Interview with Lord Hardinge of Penhurts, Ex-Viceroy and Governor-General of India by the London correspondent of the New York Times 1916

Canada to Ireland: The Visit of the "Duchness of Connaught's Own" by A.M. Drysdale 1917

Summary of Constitutional Reforms for India: Proposals of Secreatary of State Montagu and Viceroy, Lord Chelmsurd

Strong Words from Mr. Redmonds: Treason to the Home Rule Cause 1916

Slavery in Europe: a Letter to Neutral Governments from the Anti-Slavery Society 1917

To Belgium 1916

Russia's Gift to the World by J.W. Headlam (2 copies) 1917

Why Italy is With the Allies? by Anthony Hope 1917

What is Great Britain Doing? An American View 1916

The War: What is England Doing? by Philosophus 1916

The Character of the British Empire by Ramsay Muir 1917

The Common Cause: Britain'sPart in the Great War 1918

A Free Europe: an Interview with the Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Grey, Bart, K.G., British Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs by Edward Price Bell 1916

To Neutral Peace-Lovers: A Plea for Patience by William Archer

Six of One and Half-a-Dozen of the Other: A Letter to Mr. L. Simons of the Hague by William Archer 1917

Shirking the Issue: A Letter to Dr. George Brandes by William Archer 1917

Colour-Blind Neutrality: An Open Letter to Dr. George Brandes by William Archer 1916

The Case of the Allies: The Replies to President Wilson, and Mr. Balfour's Dispatch 1917

Britain's Case Against Germany: A Letter to a Neutral by the Latte Rev. H.M. Gwatkin 1916

European War Papers Relating to German Atrocities, and Breaches of the Rules of War in Africa 1916

Recommendations of the Economic Conference of the Allies Held at Paris on June 14-17, 1916

Miscellaneous 13. Sword Statement by Horst Von der Goltz, alias Bridgeman Taylor

Miscellaneous 1. Further Correspondence Respecting the Proposed Release of Civilians Interned in the British and German Empires 1917

Miscellaneous 2. Memorandum Addressed by the French and British Governments to the United States Government Regarding the Examination of Parcels and Letter Mails 1917

Miscellaneous 16. Correspondence with the German Government Regarding the Allied Misuse of British Hospital Ships 1917

Miscellaneous 11. Correspondence with the Netherlands Government Respecting the Requisition of Dutch Ships by the Associated Governments 1918

Miscellaneous 32. Correspondence respecting the Releif of Allied territories in the Occupation of the Enemy 1916

Miscellaneous 14. Further Correspondence Between His Majesty's Government and the United States Government Respecting the Rights of Belligerents 1916

Miscellaneous 15. Further Correspondence Between His Majesty's Government and the United States Government Respecting the Rights of Belligerents 1916

Miscellaneous 34. Report on the Typhus Epidemic at Gardelegen by the Government Committee on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War During the Spring and Summer 1915, 1916

Miscellaneous 10. Agreement Between the British and Ottoman Governments respecting Prisoners of war and Civilians 1918

Miscellaneous 13. Reports of the Treatment by the Germans of British Prisoners and Natives in German East Africa 1917

Statement Giving Particulars Regarding Men of Military Age in Ireland 1916

British Prisoners of War in Germany by Mr. Tennant 1916

Miscellaneous 16. Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany 1916

Miscellaneous 9. Memorandum Presented by his Majesty's Government and the French Government to Neutral Governments Regarding the Examination of Parcels and Letter Mails (2 copies) 1916

Miscellaneous 23. Note Addressed to the United States Ambassador Regarding the Examination of Parcels and Letter Mails 1916

Miscellaneous 24. Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Regarding the Relief of Allied Territories in the Occupation of the Enemy 1916

Miscellaneous 18. Report by the Dr. A.E. Taylor on the Conditions of Diet and Nutrition in the Internment Camp at Ruhleben. Received through the United States Ambassador 1916

Miscellaneous 19. Correspondence Respecting the Employment of British and German Prisoners of War in Poland and France Respectively 1916

Miscellaneous 22. Noted Addressed by His Majesty's Government to Neutral Representatives in London respecting the Withdrawl of the Declaration of London Orders in Council 1916

Miscellaneous 28. Correspondence with the Swedish Minister on the Subject of the Detention by the Swedish Government of the British Transit Mail to Russia as a Reprisal for the Search of Parcels Mailed by His Majesty's Government 1916

League of Neutral States: A Statement from the Dutch Section

Miscellaneous 30. Reports of Visits of Inspection made by Officials of the United States Embassy to Various Internment Camps in the United Kingdom 1916

Miscellaneous 35. Further Correspondence Respecting the Proposed Release of Civilians Interned in the British and German Empires 1916

Miscellaneous 36. Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador respecting the "Trading with the Enemy" (Extension of Powers) Act" 1915, 1916

Miscellaneous 37. Correspondence with the Belgian Mnister Respecting the Deportation of Belgians to Germany and the Forced Labour Imposed Upon Them by the German Authorities 1916

Miscellaneous 10. Report by the Government Committee on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War Regarding the Conditions Obtaining at Wittenberg Camp During the Typhus Epidemic 1915, 1916

Miscellaneous 8. Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Safety of Alien Enemies Repatriated from India on the S.S."Golcanda" 1916

Miscellaneous 26. Further Correspondence with the United States Ambassador Respecting the Treatment of British Prisoners of War and Interned Civilians in Germany 1916

Miscellaneous 17. Correspondence with the United States Ambassador respecting the Transfer to Switzerland of British and German Wounded and Sick Combatant Prisoners of War 1916

Miscellaneous 25. Further Correspondence Respecting Conditions of Diet and Nutrition in the Internment Camp at Ruhleben and the Proposed Release of Interned Civilians 1916

Greater Rumania: A Study in National Ideals by D. Mitrany 1917

The Justice of Rumania's Cause by A.W.A. Leeper (2 copies) 1917

Microbe-Culture at Bucarest: Discoveries at the German Legiation from the Rumanian Official Documents 1917

The Commercial Future of Baghdad 1917

The King of Hedjaz and Arab Independence with a Facsimile of the Proclamation June 27, 1916; 1917

Turkish Prisoners in Egypt: A Report by the Delegates of the International Committee of the Red Cross 1917

The Murderous Tyranny of the Turks by Arnold J. Toynbee 1917

From Turkish Toils: The Narrative of an Armenian family's Escape by Esther Mugerdichiani

Memorandum of the Belgian Government on the Deportation and Forced Labour of the Belgian Civil Population Ordered by the German Government

The Deportations: Statement by the American Mnister to Belgium 1917

The Condition on the Belgian Workmen Non-Refugees in England 1917

Their Crimes 1917

The Soil of France: Visits to Invaded Districts by Maurice Barres

Belgian Independence Day: Addresses Delivered at the Royal Albert Hall by the Right Hon. H.H. Asquita July 21, 1916

Italy Our Ally: Being An Account of the Visit to Italy of the Right. Hon. H.H. Asquit, M.P.

The Czecho-Slovaks: An Oppressed Nationality by Lewis B. Namier 1917

How Long Will It Last? 1916

Two Years of War by the Right Hon. Sir Gilbert Parker, Bart. 1916

The United States and the War by Gilbert Murray 1916

The Black Slaves of Prussia: An Open Latter Addressed to General Smuts by Frank Weston, D.D. 1918

General Von Bissing's Testament: A Study in German Ideals 1918

The Horrors of Aleppo Seen By A German Witness(2 copies)

The Villan of the World-Tragedy: A Letter to Professor Ulrich V. Wilamowitz Mollendorf by William Archer

The Policy of National Instinct: A Speech Delivered by M. Take Jonesco 1915

A Declaration of Independence: Commemoration in London in 1918 of the 4th of July, 1776. Resolutions and Addresses at the Central Hall, Westminister

The Union of Two Great People: A Speech by W.H. Page LL.D. Delivered at Plymouth August 4, 1917

The Romance of Air Fighting by R. Wherry Anderson 1917

The Pirate's Progress: A Short History of the U-Boat by William Archer 1918

Chivalrous England by Andre de Bavier April 10, 1916

A War of Liberation 1917

The War on Hospital Ships from the Narratives of Eyewitnesses 1917

New Books About the War, Harper and Brothers Publishers 1817-1918

Discovery Sheds Light on Italy's WWI Entry by Louis B. Fleming, Los Angeles Times (newspaper clippings) February 1, 1970

The Collapse of German Credit 1917

Woodrow Wilson and World War I by David F. Trask 1975

Newspaper Clipping, see Flat 1 #4

The Tasks of the Working Class in Mastering the Technique of Production by J. Stalin

Roof Over Britain: The Official Story of the Anti-Aircraft Defences 1939-1942 by the Ministry of Information 1943

Britain Against Germany 1939-1945: A Record in Pictures by the British Information Services 1945

Poles in the Italian Campaign 1943-1945 by Olgerd Terlecki 1972

Poles in the Battle of Western France by Witold Beiganski 1971

The Great Victory by Major-General V. Ryabov 1975

Heroes of the War translated by Anatole Kryzhanski 1975

The Final Assault by V. Zubakov 1975

USSR in World War II 1914-1945 by Leonid Yeremeyev 1985

The Final Assault: Memoirs of a Veteran Who Fought in the Battle of Berlin by Vladimir Abyzov 1985

The Great Victory: A Brief Account of the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet People (1941-1945) 1985

The American Heritage World War II Chronology with Notes on the Leading Personalities 1966

National Broadcasting Company Story of the Liberation of Europe June 5, 1944-May 8, 1945

The Road to War: The United States and Japan 1934-1941 by Gerald E. Wheeler 1977

Thirty Years Since the Victory Over Militarist Japan by N. Nikoleav 1975

Our Far Eastern Record: The War Years, Vol. III, by Shirley Jenkins 1946

The Munich Drama by I. Maisky 1972

The Enemy Property Issue by Oscar Schisgall 1957

Freedom From Want: A World Goal by Elizabeth E. Hoyt 1943

Newspaper Clippings and Flat 1 #4

"Our America" newspaper printed by U.S. Government circa 1942

"Our Foreign Policy" by General Robert E. Wood, Acting National Chairman America First Committee

"Some More Truths About Pearl Harbor, How WWI was started, How WWII was started, What Kind of Peace?" by Max Hentschke

"Background for War," by the editors of Time. reprint from Time May 1, 1939

Lest we forget! "Report to America" by the Chicago Sun's Executive Editor, E.Z. Dimitman after a visit to onspect German Prison Camps May 16, 1945

War Department: Staff Officers' Field Manual 1940

Identification of Aircraft circa 1940

Identification of Merchant Vessels circa 1940

War Department Technical Manual: Handbook on Japanese Military Forces 1941

Criteria for Dispersed Airdromes 1942

Armament and Fields of Fire: German Aircraft 1942

Silhouette Handbook of US Army Air Forces: Airplanes 1942

Identification of Aircraft for Army Air Forces Ground Observer Corps 1942

Aircraft Spotters' Guide 1942 (4)

Aircraft Intelligence Reports: Japan, Germany, Italy, and England 1942

Axis Submarine Manual 1942

Camouflage for the Army Air Forces 1942

Officer Candidate School: Training Methods for Student Manual 1942

War Department: Coast Artillery Field Manual 1942

Basic Field Manuals 1941-1942

Identification: The World's Military, Naval and Air Uniforms, Insignia and Flags 1943

How to Get Along in the Service by Sergeant F.W. Holbein 1943

US Battleships 1943

Tank Notes for Germany and Japan 1940s

Combat Intelligence Course Curriculum 1940s

Spotter Cards (playing cards)

SAAAB: Naval Forces, Pilots 1943

Warships in Code 1943

Headquarters Air Intelligence School: Nip Notes 1940s

Map, photos, etc. from the Military Services Publishing Co. 1940s

United States and British Naval Vessels circa 1943

Identification of Ships and Marine Activities 1943

Map and Aerial Photograph Reading 1943

Miscellaneous 1943

Oversize 1940s

Commander's Reports 1942-1945

Pacific Theater (gift of Kramer Rohfleisch)

Comamnder's Reports 1942-1945

Pacific Theater (gift of Kramer Rohfleisch)