McDonald, James G., 1947

Macdonald, Margaret, 1956

McDonald, Robert E., 1963

McDowell, Arthur G., 1951-1966

McDowell, Janet (Mrs. Arthur G.), 1966-1968

McDowell, Colonel Robert, 1946-1947

MacEachron, David W., 1973

McEneaney, Kathryn A., 1946

MacEoin, Gary, 1963

McGannon, Donald H., 1960

McGee, Senator Gale W., 1959-1972

McGhee, Ambassador George C., 1968-1973

McGinley, Father Laurence J., 1958

McGovern, Senator George, 1963-1965

McGuire, Father Frederick A., 1952-1955

McHale, Edward J., 1957

Machrowicz, Representative Thaddeus M., 1957-1962

McIlvaine, Robinson, 1955

McIntosh, Millicent C., 1958

McIntyre, Archbishop Francis, 1947

MacIver, Robert M., 1945-1949

McKee, Frederick C., 1946-1958

McKibbin, George B., 1952

Mackehenie, Ambassador Carlos, 1958

McKisson, Robert M., 1970

McKneally, Martin D., 1959

McLain, Charles Albert, 1959

McLaughlin, Kathleen, 1957

MacLean, Betsy, 1940

McMahon, Senator Brien D., 1945

McMann, Renville, 1959

McNamara, Francis J., 1956-1964

McNeil, Hector, 1947

Macomber, William B., Jr., 1960

McQuade, Mr., 1963

McVeigh, Charles S., 1946-1947

Madden, Representative Ray J., 1957

Magnuson, Senator Warren G., 1945-1969

Mahoney, Jeremiah T., 1945

Makaroff, Vadim S., 1946

Makonnen, Ambassador, 1967

Malik, Ambassador Charles, 1957-1958

Malinowski, Halina W., 1944

Mallory, Walter H., 1946-1958

Maloles, Octavio L., 1958

Malsin, Raphael, 1956-1973

Manasse, George, 1960

Mandel, Benjamin, 1946-1971

Manice, Edward A., 1952

Manion, Clarence, 1970

Manning, Bayless, 1972

Manning, Bishop William T., 1947

Mansfield, Senator Mike, 1952-1958

Mansfield, Captain Walter R., 1946

Manship, Charles P., Jr., 1958

Manship, Paul, 1949

Mantikos, Joanne, 1967

March, H. F., 1946

Marcus, Robert S., 1940

Mark, David, 1971

Markel, Lester, 1967

Markham, Reuben H., 1947-1949

Marks, Henry, 1940

Marquand, John, 1949

Marsh, Representative John O., Jr., 1967

Marshall, General George C., 1947-1958

Marshall, James, 1949

Marshall, Colonel Robert P., 1947

Marshall, Brigadier General S. L. A., 1964-1966

Martin, David, 1946-1974

Martinos, Brigadier C., 1961

Marton, Endre, 1957

Marx, Leonard, 1940

Marx, Werner, 1968-1969

Masse, Father Benjamin, 1956

Mathias, Representative Charles McC., Jr., 1967

Matson, Anna Walling, 1957-1964

Matsudaira, Ambassador Koto, 1958

Matsunaga, Representative Spark M., 1970

Matt, Alphonse J., 1947

Matthews, John J., 1946

Matthews, T. S., 1946-1947

Maull, Baldwin, 1972

Maurer, Herrymon, 1955

Maury, Reuben, 1947-1969

Max, Alphonse, 1960

Maxwell, Elsa, 1941-1946

Maxwell, Walter C., 1966

Maxwell-Scott, Marie, 1946

May, A. Wilfred, 1958-1967

May, Allen E., 1949-1952

Maybank, Senator Burnet R., 1948-1950

Mayers, Henry, 1962-1966

Mayor, Brantz, 1940

Mazeika, Anthony B., Jr., 1965-1966

Meader, Natalie, 1949

Meany, George, 1956-1960

Mebane, Anjin, 1955

Melady, Thomas Patrick, 1966

Mendershausen, Horst, 1971

Menjou, Adolph, 1959

Menne, W. Alexander, 1961-1970

Mennell, Peter, 1954

Menninger, Dr. William C., 1958-1959

Merchant, Livingston, 1963

Merrell, Marion, 1958

Merski, Major Henri, 1940

Mertz, Joyce, 1959-1960

Merz, Charles, 1946-1960

Mesirow, Mildred Harris, 1939

Meskill, Representative Thomas J., 1969

Mesnard, Andre, 1945

Metcalf, M. B., 1940

Mewhinney, J. S., Jr., 1952

Meyer, Annie Nathan, 1940

Meyer, Cord, Jr., 1949

Meyer, Eugene, 1944

Meyer, Mrs. Eugene, undated

Meyer, Frank S., 1958

Meyer, Hank, 1957

Meyer, J. H., 1960

Meyette, Grace E., 1939

Meyner, Governor Robert B., 1956-1961

Michaels, M. M., 1941

Middlemann, Werner, 1954

Mieczyslawski, Aniela, 1947

Milbank, Jeremiah, 1947

Miller, David, 1965

Miller, Donald L., 1965

Miller, Gilbert, 1941-1949

Miller, Lawrence K., 1944

Miller, Philip F., 1958

Miller, William, 1958-1959

Millis, Mabel, 1948

Millis, Walter, 1945-1954

Millman, David, 1951

Milton, Mrs. Rockefeller, 1946

Minahan, Victor I., Jr., 1958

Mink, Representative Patsy T., 1969

Minkoff, Nathaniel, 1947

Minow, Newton N., 1956-1958

Minton, Robert W., 1960-1961

Miriani, Mayor Louis J., 1959

Mitchell, Arnold, 1946

Mitchell, Broadus, 1946

Mitchell, Clarence, 1970

Mittelman, Hazel R., 1949

Moench, Karl, 1962

Moennig, Richard, 1954

Moerdler, Charles, 1967

Mommsen, Ernst Wolf, undated

Monagan, Representative John S., 1963-1970

Mondale, Senator Walter F., 1967

Monroney, Senator A. S. Mike, 1959-1966

Monsell, E. H., 1940

Monsky, Henry, 1939

Montias, J. Michael, 1971

Moore, Alexandra, 1946

Moore, Anthony, 1950

Moore, Hugh, 1962

Moore, James C., 1961

Moore, James I., 1959

Moore, Paula, 1965

Moore, Walden, 1962-1970

Moore, William, 1957

Moran, Joseph J., 1953

Morawetz, Marjorie, 1945-1957

Morawski, Ignace, 1944

Morehouse, L. Judson, 1961

Morgan, Aubrey, 1944-1950

Morgan, Dan, 1966

Morgan, Edward P., 1966

Morgan, Edwin D., III, 1946

Morgan, James K., 1961

Morgan, Temple E., 1946

Morgan, Thomas A., 1955

Morgan, Representative Thomas E., 1959-1963

Morgenstern, Oskar, 1964

Morgenthau, Hans J., 1964-1967

Morley, Christopher, 1947-1949

Morley, Felix, 1946-1961

Morris, Newbold, 1941-1945

Morris, Page, 1960

Morris, Judge Robert, 1951-1958

Morrison, Mary P., 1960

Morse, John H., 1970

Morse, Otis B., 1959

Morse, Senator Wayne, 1959

Morton, Senator Thruston B., 1959

Moseley, Sydney, 1943-1945

Mosely, Philip E., 1949-1970

Moskin, J. Robert, 1971

Moss, Senator Frank E., 1959-1970

Moss, Frederick W., 1941

Mott, Robert L., 1972

Mowrer, Edgar Ansel, 1944-1962

Moy, Ernest K., 1952-1957

Moyer, Henry S., 1964

Moylan, Edward, 1947

Moynihan, Ambassador Daniel Patrick, 1956-1973

Mueller, Albert, 1958

Muhlen, Norbert, 1950-1973

Muhlen, Ruth Berenson (Mrs. Norbert), 1957-1970

Muir, Malcolm, 1944-1958

Muller, Steven, 1965-1967

Multer, Representative Abraham J., 1967

Mumford, Lewis, 1940

Mundt, Senator Karl E., 1947-1970

Muni, Paul, 1949

Munro, Sir Leslie, 1957-1962

Murphy, Edwin R., 1961

Murphy, Senator George, 1959-1969

Murphy, Representative John M., 1967-1969

Murphy, Richard, 1960

Murphy, Robert, 1960-1973

Murray, Anna E., 1954-1955

Murray, Representative James C., 1956

Murray, Senator James E., 1945

Murray, Father John Courtney, 1956-1961

Murray, Thomas E., Sr., 1959-1960

Murrow, Edward R., 1947-1962

Muskie, Senator Edmund S., 1963

Mutual Co-operation League, 1963

Myers, Senator Francis J., 1947

Myers, Fred, 1956

NBC-TV, 1963

Nabokov, Nicholas, 1956-1957

Nagorski, Zygmunt, 1970-1972

Nagy, Ferenc, 1961

Nash, Ernest T., 1952-1953

Nason, John W., 1957-1958

Nason, Robert, 1965

Natanson, Alexander S., 1940

National Information Bureau, 1959

Nau, Alfred, 1962

Nebolsine, George, 1957

Neilson, Francis, 1947

Nelson, Governor Gaylord A., 1962

Neske, Guenther, 1969

Neu, Kurt, undated

Neuberger, Senator Maurine B., 1961-1963

Neuberger, Senator Richard L., 1958-1959

Nevins, Allan, 1949

Newcomb, Elliott, 1955

Newcomer, Marion, 1943

Newman, Albert B., 1948

Newman, Edwin, 1971

New York (County). Court of General Sessions, 1951

New York Herald-Tribune, 1946

New York Post, 1947

New York Telephone Company, 1947

New York Times, 1946

Nichols, Doris, 1945

Niebieszczanski, Adam K., 1949

Niebuhr, Reinhold, 1946-1958

Niemeyer, Gerhart, 1959

Nikijuluw, Karel J. V., 1958

Niles, David, 1966-1967

Nisot, Ambassador Joseph, 1958

Nitze, Paul H., 1957-1968

Nixon, Vice President Richard M., 1951-1963

Noble, Mrs. F., 1957

Nolan, G., 1940

Nonnenmacher, Nicholas T., 1956

Norden, 1947

Nordstjernen, 1947

Norman, Dorothy S., 1949

Norrie, Christobel, 1946

Norstad, General Laurie, 1967-1970

Norton, Florence, 1954

Norton, George P., 1960

Nortz, Paul, 1948-1950

Notman, Arthur, 1940

Nott, Laurence H., 1957

Nouee, Countess Elizabeth de, 1973

Nowak, Kathryn Ellis, 1955

Nunez-Portuondo, Ambassador Emilio, 1958

Nurkiewicz, Ignaz, 1945

Oak, Liston M., 1944-1948

Oberndorf, Ludwig, 1950-1958

Obradovich, Milan, 1946

O'Brien, Father Joseph L., 1941

O'Brien, Morgan J., 1946

Ochs, Jerry, 1963

O'Connell, T. Bryon, undated

O'Connor, Basil, 1941

O'Connor, Edward M., 1956-1961

Octave, Helene, 1946

O'Daniel, Lieutenant General John W., 1962-1963

O'Donnell, James P., 1960

O'Donnell, Jerry, 1952

O'Gara, James, 1959-1962

Ohrbach, Jerome K., 1940

Okanaki, Florence, 1948

O'Konski, Representative Alvin E., 1945-1968

Oldham, Bishop G. Ashton, 1939

Ollenhauer, Erich, 1952

Olmstead, William, 1940

O'Loane, J. Kenneth, 1946

Olsen, Arthur J., 1970

Olzog, Guenther, 1956

O'Neal, Michael J., 1958

O'Neil, James F., 1956

O'Neill, Hugh B., 1967

Oppenheim, Friedrich Carl, 1970

Oppenheimer, Elsbeth, 1953

Oppenheimer, Fritz E., 1952-1958

Oppenheimer, Harry, 1940

Oppenheimer, J. Robert, 1949

Oram, Harold L., 1952-1974

Orbey, Rauf, 1946

O'Reilly, Aileen, 1949

Oriel, Benjamin J., 1949-1969

Ormerod, Sir Berkeley, 1944-1961

Osborn, Frederick, 1940

Osborn, William Church, 1940

Osborne, Buckman, 1966

Osborne, James W., 1940

Osborne, John, 1946-1951

Osborne, Lithgow, 1957-1967

Osborne, Richard, 1957

Oslund, Genevieve H., 1957-1958

Oslyn, Jeanne, 1970

Ostermann, Ursula, 1951-1952

Ostertag, Representative Harold C., 1959

Ottinger, Representative Richard L., 1969

Otto, Egbert, 1963

Overseas Press Club of America, 1965

Overstreet, Bonaro W., 1961

Ozbirn, Mrs. E. Lee, 1961

Ozolins, Helga, 1972

Pace, Frank, Jr., 1960

Padilla, Ezequiel, 1947

Padover, Saul K., 1947

Paechter Henry M., 1958

Paley, William S., 1947

Palmer, Robert L., 1959

Panetta, F. J., 1947

Panuch, J. Anthony, 1950

Papantonio, Edward, 1956-1961

Parker, Virginia D., 1948

Parry, Albert, 1939-1959

Parsons, Edward Smith, 1939

Parsons, Geoffrey, 1946-1952

Pasztor, Thomas, 1958-1959

Pataky, Charles L., 1957

Patley, W. Garrison, 1941

Patsakos, Peter, 1966

Patten, Representative Edward J., 1970

Patterson, Eleanor, 1947

Patterson, Kenneth, 1952

Patterson, Margaret (Mrs. Robert P.), 1956-1962

Patterson, Robert P., 1946

Pauemann, Baroness Eva (Baroness Kurt F. J.), 1970

Pauemann, Baron Kurt F. J., 1970

Paul, Ella, 1966

Paulding, C. Gouverneur, 1944-1953

Pauls, Ambassador Rolf, 1970-1972

Peabody, Malcolm E., 1947

Peabody, Samuel, 1953

Pechel, Peter E., 1962

Pecora, Judge Ferdinand, 1946-1947

Peeters, Paul, 1969

Pell, Senator Claiborne, 1963

Pemberton, John, 1967

Pennoyer, Robert M., 1960

Percy, Senator Charles H., 1967-1973

Perenyi, Etienne, 1957

Perkins, George W., 1953

Perkins, Roswell B., 1960-1961

Perrin, Francis, 1944

Perry, Ralph Barton, 1939

Perusse, Roland I., 1954

Petchey, Pauline, 1970

Petersen, Gustav H., 1957

Petersen, Peter, 1972

Peterson, Edna M., 1959

Peterson, Esther, undated

Petkovich, Dusan, 1959

Pettinger, Andrew, 1947

Pfaltzgraff, Robert L., Jr., 1969

Pfeiffer, Zoltan, 1967

Philbin, Representative Philip J., 1959

Philippa, Princess, de Braganza, 1957

Phillips, William C., 1947-1952

Picot, Ambassador Guillaume-Georges, 1958

Pierre, Andrew J., 1972

Pike, Bishop James A., 1958-1961

Pillen, Paul, 1939

Pilz, Wulf Ch., 1972

Pinchot, Amos, 1935-1940

Pinckney, Josephine, 1946

Pinsky, Gerald, 1968

Piotrow, Phyllis, 1962-1965

Piper, A. M., 1958

Pitzele, Meryln S., 1956-1962

Piznak, Michael, 1954

Place, Edward, 1946

Plumley, Representative Charles A., 1947

Podeyn, Hans, 1953

Poettering, Hans-Gert, 1971-1974

Pohle, Wolfgang, 1969-1970

Polanyi, George, 1956

Poletti, Charles, 1946-1947

Poling, Reverend Daniel A., 1956-1966

Pollock, James K., 1968

Pool, Rabbi David de Sola, 1946-1960

Pope, Gene, 1947

Popkin, Maxwell H., 1940

Porter, D. R., undated

Porter, W. M., 1958

Portnow, Solomon, 1940

Posadowsky-Wehner, Count Harald von, 1970-1973

Possony, Stefan T., 1966

Potter, Senator Charles, 1957

Potter, Neal, 1946

Powell, Bert, 1947

Powell, John B., 1945-1948

Powell, P. H., 1947

Praeger, Frederick A., 1972

Prendergast, William B., 1964

Prietzel, Nellie, 1946-1947

Prinz, Rabbi Joachim, 1962-1967

Procope, Hjalmar, 1947

Progresso Italo-Americano, 1947

Proskauer, Judge Joseph M., 1944-1947

Prouty, Senator Winston L., 1959-1964

Proxmire, Senator William, 1959-1971

Pucinski, Representative Roman C., 1963

Puckett, B. Earl, 1941

Puhan, Alfred, 1969

Pullman Company, 1946

Purdy, Frederick H., 1967

Pusta, Kaarel R., Sr., 1949

Quilleret, Pierre, 1942-1945

Rabkin, Bernard, 1960

Radkowitz, Heide, 1972

Radoux, Lucien, 1957

Radwany, Emery L., 1946

Ramsey, Robert E., 1959

Randolph, A. Philip, 1946-1964

Rankine, P. Scott, 1947

Ranson, Carter, 1952

Raphael, C., 1946

Rauh, Joseph L., Jr., 1970

Rayburn, Representative Sam, 1957

Razey, Sylvia Wilcox, 1939

Reader's Digest, 1962

Reber, Samuel, 1958

Regnery, Henry, 1962

Rehak, Edmund, 1959

Reid, Fergus, Jr., 1969

Reid, Helen Rogers (Mrs. Ogden), 1940-1957

Reid, Ogden, 1951-1958

Reid, Richard, 1947-1948

Reid, Whitelaw, 1948-1957

Reif, P., 1940

Reifenberg, Jan, 1958

Reifferscheidt, Adolph, undated

Reilich, Frank J., 1946

Reinke, Harrison L., 1945

Reisin, Seymour, 1965

Renger, Annemarie, 1973

Rengo, Florence, 1949

Reston, James, 1966-1967

Reuss, Representative Henry S., 1963-1968

Reuter, Mayor Ernst, 1953

Reuther, Walter, 1944-1947

Revay, J., 1950

Revercomb, Senator Chapman, 1945

Revson, Mr., 1963-1964

Reynolds, Bruce D., Jr., 1957

Rhee, Syngman, 1944

Rhodes, Governor James A., 1970

Rhodes, Representative John J., 1967-1970

Ribicoff, Governor Abraham, 1956-1960

Richards, Augustus L., 1944

Richardson, Donavan, 1956

Richardson, John, Jr., 1957-1973

Richardson, Robert R., 1958

Richardson, Wayne, 1960

Ridder, Mrs. Robert, 1957

Ridder, Victor, 1944-1949

Riddle, Reverend Sturgis Lee, 1946-1973

Riddleberger, James W., 1947-1953

Ridgway, M. B., 1958

Riesel, Victor, 1945-1964

Riesenfeld, Victor, 1940

Riggs, Richard M., 1957

Riley, Representative John J., 1959

Riordan, William O., 1941

Riposanu, Pamfil A., 1960-1973

Ritchie, Ambassador C. S. A., 1958

Robb, Inez, 1957-1960

Robert, Oscar, 1965

Robertson, Walter S., 1954-1958

Robinson, David, 1939-1940

Robinson, O. Preston, 1957

Robinson, Thomas P., 1963

Rockefeller, David, 1950-1971

Rockefeller, Mary (Mrs. Nelson), 1946

Rockefeller, Governor Nelson A., 1947-1962

Rodino, Representative Peter W., Jr., 1973

Roericht, Kitja, 1970

Rogers, William P., 1970

Rohr, Lizann, 1946

Romoser, George K., 1968

Romualdi, Serafino, 1961

Romulo, Ambassador Carlos P., 1955-1961

Rony, Vera, 1959

Roosevelt, Archibald B., 1946

Roosevelt, Belle (Mrs. Kermit), 1941-1964

Roosevelt, Dirck, 1950

Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1946-1958

Roosevelt, President Franklin D., 1943

Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr., 1947

Roosevelt, Grace (Mrs. Archibald B.), 1946

Roosevelt, Polly (Mrs. Kermit, Jr.), 1947

Roosevelt, Mrs. Theodore, 1946

Root, Oren, Jr., 1949

Root, Waverly L., 1945

Roots, Bishop Logan, undated

Rosa, Sister M., 1946

Rose, Alex, 1945

Rosenberger, Carl, 1940

Rosenblatt, Eli, 1965

Rosenblatt, Maurice, 1945-1952

Rosenman, Judge Samuel I., 1964

Rosenthal, Morris S., 1946

Ross, Michael, 1959

Ross, Stanley, 1947

Rossel, Ambassador Agda, 1959

Rostow, Eugene V., 1967-1974

Rostow, Walt W., 1955-1967

Rovere, Richard, 1966

Rowan, Carl T., 1962

Rozmarek, Charles, 1944

Rueckriegel, Helmut, 1967

Rumohr, Mrs. C. von, 1950

Rumsfeld, Representative Donald, 1967

Rush, R. Jacqueline, 1967

Rusher, William A., 1963

Rusk, Dean, 1961-1965

Russell, Senator Richard B., 1959-1969

Russell, Walter, 1945

Rutherfurd, Guy G., 1970

Rutland, W. H., 1940

Ryan, Monsignor, undated

Ryan, Representative William F., 1966

Ryskind, Allan H., 1973

Ryskind, Morrie, 1959

Sabath, Representative A. J., undated

Sabin, Joseph, 1949

Sachs, Alexander, 1967

Sachs, Elliott, 1962

Sage, William, Jr., 1940

Sager, Peter, 1958

St. George, Representative Katharine, 1956-1964

Salant, Louis, 1940

Salin, Edgar, 1957

Salonen, Neil Albert, 1973

Salterini, John B., 1947

Saltonstall, Senator Leverett, 1945-1959

Saltzman, Charles E., 1963-1972

Salzmann, Richard, 1954-1965

Samuel, Richard, 1963

Sanders, Bradley, 1970

Sargeant, Howland H., 1956-1973

Sarnoff, General David, 1960-1961

Sarre, Mary Louise, 1953

Sastrosatomo, Soedarpo, 1949

Saund, Representative D. S., 1959

Saunders, D. A., 1939-1940

Savord, Ruth, 1940

Sawyer, Governor Grant, 1961

Saxbe, Senator William, 1971

Sayre, Francis B., Jr., 1960

Sayre, Morris, 1949

Scandrett, Richard B., Jr., 1944

Scervini, Frank A., 1959

Schabert, Kyrill S., 1939

Schadeberg, Representative Henry C., 1967

Schaefer, Guenther F., 1962-1966

Schalk, Adolph, 1966

Schauer, Adolf, 1949

Scheel, Walter, 1970-1973

Scherman, Harry, 1946

Scherzer, John A., 1955

Scheuer, Sidney, 1940

Schieffelin, William Jay, 1939-1946

Schiff, Charlotte, 1968

Schiff, Dorothy, 1949

Schiller, Karl, 1966-1968

Schlafly, Eleanor, 1957

Schlamm, William S., 1947

Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr., 1949-1971

Schmid, Carlo, 1964

Schmidt, Ambassador Adolph W., 1960-1970

Schmidt, Helmut, 1963-1972

Schmidt, Herbert B., 1973

Schmidt-Schlegel, Philipp, 1968-1970

Schneiderman, Rose, 1944

Schnitzler, William, 1959

Schnorf, Lieutenant Commander Richard A., 1963

Schoenberg, Princess, 1972

Schoenberg, Hans W., 1954

Schoening, Franz Joseph, 1956

Schofield, Guy, 1947

Schorr, Daniel, 1966

Schorske, Carl E., 1971

Schott, D. W., 1952

Schroeder, Erwin, 1967

Schroeder, Gerhard, 1963-1969

Schulman, Esther, 1951

Schulz, William, 1963

Schuman, Robert, 1952

Schurmann, Ambassador C. W. A., 1958

Schwartz, Herbert A., Jr., 1949

Schwarz, Paul, 1950

Schwarzenbach, Alfred, 1947-1952

Schwarzenbach, Robert, 1947

Schwarzschild, Henry, 1958

Schweiker, Senator Richard S., 1973-1974

Scibilia, R., 1957

Scott, Senator Hugh, 1956-1970

Seabury, William Marston, 1944

Searle, Robert W., 1939

Seger, Gerhart H., 1954-1958

Seifert, Johannes, 1964

Selden, Ruth, 1946

Selgiman, Eustace, 1946-1962

Seligman, Maud (Mrs. Eustace), 1952

Selinsky, Herman, 1940

Sellyei, Judge Louis S., 1957

Selson, Jocelyn, 1945

Seltzer, W. B., 1940

Sender, Toni, 1950

Sergievsky, Boris, 1949

Serrano, Ambassador Felixberto M., 1958

Serrano, Ambassador Jose, 1958

Seydoux, Ambassador Roger, undated

Seymour, Whitney North, 1956-1964

Shackleton, Edward, 1948

Shannon, William V., 1962-1967

Shattuck, Dr. George Cheever, 1960

Shaw, B. Howland, 1947

Shawcross, Sir Hartley, 1954

Sherman, John S., 1959

Sherover, Charles M., 1960

Sherwood, Elsie, 1956

Sherwood, Madeline (Mrs. Robert), 1940

Sherwood, Robert E., 1940-1954

Shinn, James S., 1946

Shipler, Guy Emery, 1941

Shipstead, Senator Henry, 1945

Shirazi, Lucie Jadot, 1959

Shonz, Mr., 1945

Shore, Samuel, 1946

Shostakovich, Dimitri, 1949

Shub, Anatole, 1955-1958

Shubert, Paul, 1945

Shulman, Marshall D., 1965-1972

Shultz, Lillie, 1938-1940

Shuster, George N., 1945-1973

Sidzikauskas, Vaclovas, 1953-1966

Simard, Albert, 1946

Simms, William Philip, 1947

Simon, Caroline K., 1959

Simonson, Rebecca, 1949

Sinclair, Mrs. Earl W., 1946

Singer, Miss, 1954

Singer, Max, 1972

Sioussat, Helen J., 1945-1949

Sisco, Vicki G., 1968

Skacel, Milan B., 1966-1971

Skillin, Edward S., 1946-1965

Skoniecki, Father A. A., 1944-1945

Skouros, Spyros, Jr., 1950-1960

Slater, Joseph E., 1963-1973

Slevin, James F., 1956

Slim, Ambassador, 1957

Sloan, Alfred, 1939

Sloan, George A., 1941

Smathers, Senator George A., undated

Smith, Dr. Byron, 1946

Smith, Gerard C., 1974

Smith, Senator H. Alexander, 1945-1959

Smith, Governor Hulett C., 1965

Smith, Kingsbury, 1963

Smith, Senator Margaret Chase, 1963-1969

Smith, Paul L., 1959

Smith, Governor Preston, 1970

Smith, Robert, 1941

Smith, Robert Aura, 1952-1955

Smith, Ruth, 1945-1947

Smith, T. V., 1949

Smith, Theodore, 1940

Smith, Father Thomas N., 1946

Smith, Colonel Truman, 1946-1950

Smith, Mrs. Truman, 1946

Snieckus, Anthony V., 1965

Sokoloff, Dr. Boris, 1955

Sokolsky, George E., 1944-1953

Solberg, Mary, 1972

Somerstein, E. Steiner, 1965

Sommer, Theo, 1964-1966

Sommers, Richard W., 1940

Sonne, Hans Christian, 1963

Sonnenfeldt, Helmut, 1970-1973

Sorell, Doris, 1949

Sorensen, Max H., undated

Soresi, Carl P., 1947

Sotirovich, William Vasilio, 1967-1968

Sottile, Anthony W., 1945

Soule, George, 1946-1947

Spanel, A. N., 1958

Sparkman, Senator John, 1958-1971

Speier, Hans, 1971

Spellman, Francis Cardinal, 1946-1961

Spender, Ambassador Sir Percy, 1956

Spindler, Andrew, 1973

Spivak, S. S., 1940

Splain, Maurice, 1957

Spofford, General Charles M., 1964

Sporborg, Mrs. William Dick, 1950

Springer, Axel, 1965-1971

Squire, Jack, 1961

Staden, Ambassador Berndt von, 1973

Stahl, Walter, 1952-1973

Stanger, George H., 1957

Stanley, Ilse, 1955

Stanoyevich, Mrs. B. S., 1947

Starr, Mark, 1946-1947

Starratt, Rose M., 1940

Staudinger, Else, 1959

Stauffenberg, Count Hans Ch., 1970-1971

Steck, Jean, 1944-1946

Steibel, Gerald, 1972

Stein, Robert M., 1940

Stein, Sol, 1955-1972

Steinbeck, John, 1960

Steinitz, Heinz, 1958

Steinkraus, Herman, 1956

Stember, Maurice, 1956

Stennis, Senator John, 1966-1968

Stephens, Charles J., 1968

Stephens, Francis X., undated

Stern, Frederick Martin, 1966-1967

Stern, Fritz, 1966-1972

Stern, Jill, 1972-1973

Sternberg, Charles, 1954-1960

Sternberger, Estelle, 1944

Stevenson, Governor Adlai E., 1941-1962

Stevenson, Charles R., 1946

Stevenson, John A., 1945-1959

Stillman, Chauncey, 1938-1972

Stimson, Henry L., 1947

Stinnes, Edmund H., 1947-1948

Stokes, Richard R., 1947-1954

Stolbert, Benjamin, 1945-1950

Stolper, Gustav, 1950

Stone, C. Y., 1952

Stone, Martin, 1946

Stone, Shepard, 1953-1967

Stone, Thomas E., 1940

Stone, Walker, 1947-1950

Stout, Rex, 1973

Strada, Dominick L., 1957

Straight, Michael, 1949

Strasser, Rudolph, 1958-1960

Stratton, Representative Samuel S., 1959-1972

Straus, Helen Sachs, 1955

Straus, Jack I., 1941

Straus, Ralph, 1953-1955

Straus, Richard, 1953

Strauss, Franz Josef, 1960-1964

Strausz-Hupe, Ambassador Robert, 1958-1974

Streeter, Frank S., 1953

Streibert, Theodore C., 1947-1954

Strong, Mrs. Austin, 1946

Strout, Richard L., 1970

Strunsky, Sheba, 1946

Stuecki, Lorenz, 1956-1961

Stuls, Robert, 1956

Sturzo, Father Don Luigi, 1946

Suarez, Evie, 1946

Suffolk University Law School, 1971

Sukarno, President, 1964

Sullivan, William C., 1962

Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1947-1956

Sundelson, J. Wilner, undated

Super, Mrs. Paul, 1947

Sussman, Leonard R., 1967-1974

Sutterlin, James S., 1971-1972

Svestka, Miroslav J., 1956

Swanstrom, Bishop Edward E., 1973

Swift, Ernest J., 1940

Swing, John Temple, 1968

Swinney, John, 1941

Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1940-1957

Symington, Representative James W., 1970

Symington, Senator Stuart, 1959-1968

Szaz, Z. Michael, 1959-1960

Szold, Harold, 1940

Tabouis, Genevieve, 1944

Taft, Charles P., 1947

Taft, Senator Robert A., 1945-1950

Taft, Mrs. Robert A., 1947

Taft, Representative Robert, Jr., 1969

Takacs, Jozsef, 1963

Talbert, Ansel E., 1958-1960

Talmadge, Senator Herman E., 1959

Tarnowski, Anthony, 1946

Taylor, Blair, 1944-1955

Taylor, George E., 1952

Taylor, Senator Glen H., 1946

Taylor, Harold, 1965

Taylor, Henry J., 1944

Taylor, Mrs. Henry J., 1946

Taylor, General Maxwell D., 1960-1962

Taylor, Myron C., 1939-1947

Tead, Ordway, 1949

Tebbel, John, 1964

Telegdy, George, 1962-1963

Teller, Edward, 1958-1973

Tenenbaum, Joseph, 1940

Teodoru, Daniel, 1972

Terelli, Teresa, 1969

Thant, Ambassador U, 1959

Thenen, Hans, 1948

Thick, Joan, 1962

Thieman, Annelise, 1947

Thiesing, Theodore H., 1950

Thomas, Bob, 1946-1953

Thomas, Clara Fargo, 1952

Thomas, Danny, 1964

Thomas, John W., 1966

Thomas, Josef, 1963

Thomas, Lowell, 1959

Thomas, Norman, 1946-1964

Thompson, C. V. R., 1947

Thompson, Dorothy, 1939-1953

Thompson, James M., 1972

Thomson, Audrey G., 1968

Thorneycroft, Peter, 1948

Tiivel, John J., 1961

Timmons, F. L., Jr., 1962

Timperley, H. J., 1945

Tinker, Edward Laroque, 1950

Tobey, Senator Charles, 1945

Todorovich, M. M., 1968

Tolischus, Otto D., 1947-1951

Tollas, Tibor, 1962

Tollefson, Representative Thor C., 1959

Tolstoy, Countess Alexandra, 1949

Tometta, V., 1960

Tompkins, E. R., 1947-1948

Toon, Malcolm, 1967

Toukan, Ambassador Baha ud-Din, 1958

Toussaint, Donald R., 1967

Tower, Senator John G., 1967-1972

Trager, Frank N., 1947-1972

Trainer, J. E., 1963

Trenholm, Dorothy Chanler, 1947

Treviranus (?), G. R., 1946

Trew, R. J., 1947

Trilling, Diana, 1956-1961

Trilling, Lionel, 1949

Trimble, South, 1940

Trimmer, Madeleine, 1947

Truman, President Harry S., 1945-1959

Tschebotarioff, Gregory P., 1960-1961

Tsiang, Ambassador Tingfu F., 1954-1961

Tucker, Bishop Henry St. George, 1944

Tucker, Mayor Raymond R., 1961

Tuengel, Richard, 1953

Tule, Florence, 1962

Tumulty, Representative T. James, 1956

Tunney, Gene, 1946-1947

Tunney, Senator John V., 1973

Tuttle, Charles H., 1941

Tweed, Harrison, 1946

Tydings, Senator Millard E., 1948

Tyler, Gus, 1973

Tyng, Sewell, 1944

Uhl, Alexander H., 1945

Uihlein, R. H., 1953

Umhey, Frederick, 1941

Unden, Osten, 1946

United American Croatians, 1949

U.S. Government Printing Office, 1946

U.S. Postmaster, New York, 1940

U.S. Selective Service System. Local Board #32, 1942-1945

Urz, Margaret, 1952

Utley, Freda, 1945-1962

Utt, Representative James B., 1967

Vajda, Paul, 1960

Valeur, Robert, 1960

Valle, Ambassador Cyro de Freitas, 1958-1959

Vandenberg, Senator Arthur H., 1945-1948

Vanden Heuvel, William J., 1957-1966

Vanderbilt, Mrs. Cornelius, 1946

Vandercook, John W., 1944-1945

Van Dusen, Henry Pitney, 1944-1949

Varchaver, Andre, 1957

Varga, Monsignor Bela, 1952-1970

Verlag Henri Nannen, 1964

Viereck, George Sylvester, 1940-1941

Vilaihongs, Thephathay, 1959

Villard, Oswald Garrison, 1945-1948

Vincent, John Carter, 1946(?)

Vincent, Mrs. John Carter, 1944

Viner, Jacob, 1947-1949

Visoianu, Constantin, 1965

Vitetti, Ambassador Leonardo, 1958

Von Klemperer, Alfred H., 1972

Von Zahn, Peter, 1958

Vorys, Representative John M., 1947

Voytko, Anne, 1945

Vraz, Vlasta, 1963-1967

WNEW-TV, 1963

WOR-TV, 1963

Wadsworth, A. P., 1947

Wadsworth, Ambassador James J., 1960

Waggoner, Walter H., 1940

Wagner, Mayor Robert F., 1945-1961

Waithayakon, Ambassador Prince Wan, 1957-1958

Waithman, Mr., 1939

Wald, J. C., 1944

Waldkircher, C., 1946

Waldman, Eric, 1966-1973

Waldman, Louis, 1945-1964

Walker, Ambassador E. Ronald, 1958

Walker, Richard L., 1952

Walker, Samuel S., Jr., 1958-1959

Wallace, DeWitt, 1946-1964

Wallace, Richard J., 1959-1965

Wallenberg, Hans, 1952-1964

Wallenberg, Peter, 1958

Wallich, Henry C., 1963-1970

Walter, Representative Francis E., 1955-1958

Walter, Hilde, 1946-1970

Walter, Rohe, 1940

Walton, Sidney, 1945

Wambaugh, Sara, 1944

Wanderer Publishing Company, 1947

Warburg, Anita, 1967

Warburg, Dorothea, 1970-1973

Warburg, Eric M., 1950-1973

Warburg, James P., 1947

Warburg, Max, 1973

Ward, Clifford B., 1958

Ward, Eileen, 1950

Ward, James M., 1956

Ward, Milton Hood, 1950

Ward, William F., 1968-1969

Ware, Richard A., 1960-1965

Warner, Ethel, 1947

Warnke, Paul C., 1972

Warren, Robert Penn, 1949

Warshow, Robert, 1954

Washburn, Abbott, 1958

Washburn, Watson, 1964-1966

Watson, Thomas J., Jr., 1960

Watson, Thomas J., Sr., 1941-1944

Watt, Robert J., 1944-1947

Watts, Ridley, 1972

Wayne, John, 1959

Wazeter, Francis J., 1956-1959

Webb, Aileen, 1940

Webster, T. B. R., undated

Wechmar, Ruediger von, 1959-1962

Wechsler, James A., 1940-1958

Wedemeyer, General Albert C., 1951

Weil, Mrs. Morris, 1946-1947

Weill, Paul, 1943-1944

Weill, Pierre-Andre, 1944-1945

Weingart, Mr., 1943

Weinreb, Reva, 1966

Weintraub, David, 1966

Weiss, Louise, 1946

Weiss, Seymour, 1970

Weiss, Siegfried, 1940

Welles, Sumner, 1946-1951

Wells, Mayor George A., 1970

Wells, Hazel C., 1958

Wenthe, Reverend, F. J., 1947

Wernstrom, Milton H., 1968

West, Reverend Edward N., 1960

West, Rebecca, 1953

West Side Tennis Club, 1947

Whalen, Grover, 1941

Wheaton, Eliot, 1940

Wheeler, W. H., Jr., 1961

Wheeler-Bennett, Colonel John W., 1958

Wheelock, John Hall, 1943

Whipple, A. B. C., 1958

White, Leigh, 1946-1947

White, Morton B., 1956-1958

White, Peter, 1949-1973

White, Robb, undated

White, Walter, 1939-1947

White, Watson, 1958-1960

White, William Allen, 1940-1950

White, William L., 1963-1966

Whitehead, John C., 1960-1971

Whitehurst, Representative William, 1972

Whitney, C. V., 1950

Whitney, Eleanor Searle (Mrs. C. V.), 1949

Whitney, John Hay, 1947

Whittenburg, S. B., 1958

Wibberly, Leonard, 1947

Wicker, Tom, 1972

Wiener, Arthur, 1946

Wilcox, Grafton S., 1939

Wilder, Thornton, 1961

Wiley, Senator Alexander, 1959

Wilkins, Roy, 1968

Wilkinson, Ignatius, 1947

Wilkinson, Lawrence E., 1958

Wille, Werner, 1954

William, Maurice, 1946

Williams, C. Dickerman, 1954-1972

Williams, Chester S., 1961-1963

Williams, Elwood, III, 1961-1973

Williams, Governor G. Mennen, 1956-1960

Williams, Senator Harrison A., Jr., 1956-1965

Williams, Senator John J., 1959

Williams, Langbourne M., 1950-1963

Williams, Michael, 1946

Williams, Wyn, 1947

Willkie, Edith (Mrs. Wendell L.), 1947-1956

Wills, David, 1958-1961

Wilson, Charles R., 1961

Wilson, Donald M., 1961-1962

Wilson, Edmund, 1949-1961

Wilson, Jack G., 1971

Wilson, Norman, 1966

Winant, Rivington R., 1953

Windisch-Graetz, F. H. N., 1945

Winkler, Paul, 1944

Winslow, Cedric, 1965

Winters, E. B., undated

Winthrop, Mrs. Bertram, 1946

Wise, Rabbi Jonah B., 1946

Wise, Stephen S., 1938-1940

Wittfogel, Karl A., 1949-1968

Wittfogel, Mrs. Karl A., 1949

Wittgenstein, Prince Casimir, 1972-1973

Wolfe, Bertram D., 1945-1973

Wolfers, Arnold, 1946-1967

Wolfsohn, Venlo, 1957

Woll, Matthew, 1944-1956

Woltman, Frederick, 1947-1952

Wood, Audrey, 1945

Wood, L. Hollingsworth, 1946

Wood, Lee B., 1945-1957

Wood, Rosemary, 1958

Woods, Katherine, 1943-1944

Woodward, Terry, 1947

Woolley, Mary E., 1939-1940

Wooten, Francis, 1957

Work, Martin H., 1958

Wrede, Baron Gottert, 1957

Wright, Ben, 1960

Wriston, Mr., 1947

Wullen, Rudolf, 1947

Wyle, Frederick S., 1968-1972

Wyvell, Lois, 1972

Yarborough, Senator Ralph, 1959-1967

Yarmolinsky, Adam, 1972

Yarrow, Bernard, 1957-1959

Yefremovich, Spas., 1961

Yeuell, Donovan P., Jr., 1961

Yolles, Irene S., 1947

Yorkshire Post, 1947

Young, Arthur N., 1944

Young, James N., 1947

Young, Senator Milton R., 1959

Zablocki, Representative Clement J., 1959-1969

Zablow, Leonard, 1961

Zaritsky, Max, 1947

Zeidler, Mayor Frank P., 1959

Zeigler, Mary Roe, 1940

Zelomek, A. W., 1960

Zenkl, Peter, 1960

Zerega, Richard A., 1940

Zimmerman, Charles, 1957

Zinkan, Cecil, 1945

Zoffer, Gerald R., 1970-1972

Zoullas, Sophocles N., 1960

Notes for future projects

"Advice to German Democrats," undated

"Atomic Showdown," undated

"Common Cause: A Call for a New Birth of Democratic Faith," undated

"Comparison of U.S., French and British Policy Toward the Captive Countries and East-West Trade," undated

"Definition of 'Captive Nations', as Interpreted by the American Friends of the Captive Nations," undated

"Draft for Statement on a Locarno Pact and/or Neutralization of East Europe," undated

"Draft for Statement on U.N. Admissions by Committee of One Million," undated

"The Four Freedoms," undated

"Memorandum on Problem of Dr. van Heuven Goedhart, U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNREF), and the IRC Redefection Campaign," undated

"Memorandum on the Anti-Communist Work of David Martin, and the International Rescue Committee," undated

"The Myth of the China Lobby," undated

"Notes: Anniversary of East Berlin Uprising," undated

"Notes for Reply to Nazi Propaganda," undated

"Notes on Marshall Shulman's First Lecture," undated

"Original Statement on Common Cause," undated, (with George S. Counts)

"Pitfalls in the President's Atomic Program," undated

"Program for Common Cause," undated, (with Natalie Wales Paine)

"Reflections on Geneva," undated

"Report on Eisenhower's Illness and the Political Struggle for Power Connected with It," undated

"Rough Incomplete Draft of Pamphlet on German Anti-Semitism," undated

"Rough Preliminary Memorandum on the Need for Expansion of Certain Phases of BIS Work in the U.S.," undated

"Senator McCarthy and the State Department," undated

"Some Little Known or Forgotten Facts About the Role of Finland in World War II," undated

"Some Questions Raised by a Discussion of the Indonesian Problem with Some Liberal Friends," undated

Speech, undated

Speech, Columbia University, New York, undated

"Statement by Common Cause, Inc., on Plan to Set Up Kasenkina Freedom Fund for Victims of Communism," undated, (with Natalie Wales Paine)

"Statement of Citizens Committee for American Education," undated

"Statement Submitted on Request, to the Hearings on Vietnam, Conducted by Congressman William F. Ryan," undated

"Who Are the Captive Nations?" undated

"The Stuff Dictators Are Made Of," 193?

"Farleyism," 1936

"Let's Look at the Record: An Appraisal of Davis Cup Candidates," 1938(?)

"Declaration of Principles of the Volunteer Christian Committee to Boycott Nazi Germany," 1939(?), (with William Jay Schieffelin)

" The United States of Europe: A Publication to Promote Just Peace Terms, a Federal Europe and World Peace," 1939(?)

Speech, Poughkeepsie, New York, April 16, 1939

"Strained Relations Between the Nazi Party and the German Army," May 30, 1939

"The Christian Boycott," June 1939

"Great Britain and the Petain Government: A Reply to Wythe Williams," 194?

"Memorandum on the Main Causes of the New Anti-Semitism, Especially in Greater New York, and a Proposed Remedy," 194?

Review of Muir, Peter, This Is India, Raman, T. A., Report on India, and Brailsford, H. N., Subject: India, 194?

Review of Stowe, Leland, They Shall Not Sleep, 194?

Review of Sues, Ilona Ralf, Shark's Fins and Millet, 194?

"The Crisis in Civil Liberties, the Dies Committee and the Elections," 1940

Letter to the editor, New York Times, 1940(?)

"Liberals and the Dies Committee: A Reply to Dies, Stolberg and Browder," 1940

"Memorandum on Improved Methods of Influencing Congress to Support the Committee Program," 1940(?)

"The Truth About Poland," 1940(?)

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, February 9, 1940

Speech, Jewish Community Center, Brooklyn, March 7, 1940

Speech, Conference of the Women's Division of the Joint Boycott Council, December 22, 1940

"Can Britain Hold Out?" 1941

"Buy Something British," January 1941

Editorial, Facts vs. Fiction, February 1941

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, June 25, 1941

Letter to the editor, New York Journal and American, October 2, 1941

"The Real Meaning of the Second Front Agitation," 1942(?)

Letter to the editor, New York Times, March 7, 1942

"A Memorandum of the Political Implications of the Proposed O.W.I. program 'Uncle Sam's Family' and Its Possible Interest to Freedom House," January 12, 1943

"Anglo-American-Russian Relations," 1944(?)

"Confidential Memorandum," 1944(?)

"Liberals and American Foreign Policy," 1944(?)

"Statement to be Signed by Friends of Aid to Russia," 1944(?), (with others)

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, March 27, 1944

Letter to the editor, New York Times, April 7, 1944

"Memorandum on the Cause and Cure of Propaganda Against the Chinese Government in America," July 20, 1944

"Preliminary Outline of Program for the Publicity Activities by Polish American Congress and Its Subsidiary Groups During and After the Election," September 19, 1944(?)

"What the British White Paper Means for America," December 1944

"Do We Really Want a Durable Peace?" December 12, 1944

"Anglo-American Cooperation," 1945

"Are Communists Democrats?" 1945

"Draft for Rely to Mr. Grew and to Pravda, 1945

"The Moral Issue in the Negotiations with Britain," 1945

"A New Approach to the Communist Problem: What Is a Communist?" 1945(?)

"Poland Is the Test," 1945(?)

"What Causes Peace?" 1945(?)

"The Crisis on Our Peace Aims," January 13, 1945

"The Future of Spain," March 10, 1945

"The Roosevelt Era," April 1945

"Communist Agents and Freedom of the Press," June 16, 1945

"The Arrest of the Six and Freedom of the Press," June 23, 1945

"The Moscow Show Trials: 1945 Version," July 3, 1945

"Appeasement Imperils Peace," July 21, 1945

"Rankin and the Communists," July 30, 1945

"Owen J. Lattimore," August 22, 1945

"Rough Preliminary Survey of Possible Topics and Speakers for Freedom House Post-Election Institute on New York City," August 30, 1945

"The Palestine Crisis," November 1945

"Memorandum on Hurley Incident," December 19, 1945

"Chiang Kai-shek," 1946

"Hitler's Spirit Still Lives," 1946, (with others)

"Memorandum on the State Department Blue Book on the Argentine in the Light of the Commonweal Artices," 1946(?)

Review of Stegner, Wallace, One Nation, January 1946

"The Problems of Sharing and Controlling the Atomic Bomb," February 1946

Letter to the editor, New York Times, February 7, 1946

"Our Argentine Blunder," February 8, 1946

"Our Future Argentine Policy," February 15, 1946

"The Communist Crisis in China and in France: Will Chiang Go the Way of de Gaulle?" February 16, 1946, (with J. B. Powell)

"World Freedom of Information: Only Key to Peace," April 8, 1946

"Manchurian Manifesto," May 16, 1946, (with others)

Tragedy of a People: Racialism in Czecho-Slovakia, June 1946, (with others)

Letter to the editor, Florida Catholic, July 20, 1946

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, August 2, 1946

Letter to the editor, New York Times, August 26, 1946

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, October 11, 1946

"Answer to Questionnaire on Germany for Die Tat, Zurich, Switzerland," October 31, 1946

"Verdict on Nuremberg," November 22, 1946

"Why the Republican Landslide," December 1946

"The Moral Basis of the Peace," December 6, 1946

"Is Disarmament Possible?" December 16, 1946

"An Answer to Henry Wallace," 1947

"Background of the Cable to Bevin," 1947

"Comparison of Italian Treaty with Atlantic Charter," 1947(?)

"Confidential Memorandum on the Significance of the Berle Proposal to Delay Action on the Italian Peace Treaty," 1947(?)

Destruction at Our Expense: How Dismantling Factories in Germany Helps Inflation in the United States and Sabotages the Marshall Plan, 1947, (with Fritz Baade)

"Draft of Resolution Submitted to Annual Meeting of Polish-American Congress," 1947(?)

The Land of the Dead: Study of the Deportations from Eastern Germany, 1947, (with others)

"Memorandum on the Status of the Dismantling Problem in Relation to Inter-Allied Agreements, After Failure of the London Conference," 1947(?)

Men Without the Rights of Man: A Report on the Expulsion and Extermination of German Speaking Minority Groups in the Balkans and Prewar Poland, 1947(?), (with others)

"Vote Liberal," 1947(?)

"Iran and Henry Wallace," January 4, 1947

"'By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them,'" March 1947

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, March 2, 1947, (with others)

"Confidential Memorandum on the Vital Importance of Defeating Ratification of the Italian Treaty in the Light of President Truman's Message on Greece," March 28, 1947

"The Muddled Conservative," March 29, 1947

"Unlimited Bomb Inspection Necessary," March 29, 1947

"Lilienthal and Unity," April 4, 1947

Testimony before U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee, May 2, 1947

Letter to the editor, New York Times, July 20, 1947, (with others)

"An Appeal for Aid to Britain Now," August 1947, (with others)

Letter to the editor, New York Times, October 23, 1947

"Appeal Against Dismantling German Factories Now," November 13, 1947, (with others)

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, November 18, 1947, (with others)

"Who Won the Election?" 1948

Letter to the editor, New York Times, March 7, 1948

"The Last Chance for Peace: A Plan to Save Italy from the Fate of Czechoslovakia and So Preserve America's Lifeline in the Mediterranean," March 15, 1948

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, April 23, 1948

"The Mundt-Nixon Bill," June 25, 1948

Letter to the editor, New York Times, September 15, 1948

"Draft of Statement on China," October 25, 1948, (with Natalie Wales Paine)

"Citizens Group Reveals Communsist Affiliations of Dean of Canterbury," November 15, 1948, (with others)

Letter to the editor, various newspapers, December 23, 1948

"Proposed Solutions for 'Diplomatic' Problems Which Have Arisen Over Carnegie Hall Meeting," 1949

"Supplementary Comments After Bishop Oxnam's Speech Accepting the Churchman Good-Will Award," 1949(?)

"Unchallanged Statements Made by Louis Nizer on a Coast-to-Coast Network on CBS People's Platform, November 19, 1949, in a Debate with Walter Litchfield, Former Civilian Affairs Officer under General Clay in Berlin," 1949(?)

"Memorandum to All National Groups Who Are Sending Delegations to the Common Cause Rally on May 5th at Carnegie Hall," April 23, 1949

Speech, Common Cause Freedom Rally, New York, May 5, 1949

"Memorandum on the Navy-Air Force Controversy," October 1949

"The Background of Pearl Harbor: A Refutation of Admiral Theobald's Thesis," 195?

"Should Communist China Be Admitted to the UN?" 195?

"Should We Veto Communist China?" 1950

"Is There a Revival of German Nationalism?" February 1950

"Memorandum on German Refugee Problem," February 1950

Letter to the editor, New York Times, April 2, 1950

"Memorandum on a New York Preview of the Battle for Berlin," May 1950

"An American View of British Policy in China," July 1950

"Deutschland Wird Verteidigt" (Germany Will Be Vindicated), August 4, 1950

Letter to the editor, New York Times, November 1, 1950

"McCarran's Blunderbuss," November 3, 1950

"Letter to a European Friend on the American Elections and Their Relation to China," November 14, 1950

"The Alternative to Appeasement: Neither Munich nor Hiroshima," December 9, 1950

"Common Cause Replies to Mr. Hoover," December 24, 1950

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, December 27, 1950

"An Analysis of General MacArthur's Utterances from the Time of His Dismissal to His Testimony before the Senate Committee," 1951(?)

"Possible Consequences in the Soviet Cease-Fire Proposal," 1951(?)

"Common Cause Appeals for Use of the UN Veto Against Communist China," January 29, 1951, (with Natalie Wales Paine)

Letter to the editor, America, February 1, 1951

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, March 18, 1951

"Statement on MacArthur's Dismissal," April 15, 1951, (with Natalie Wales Paine)

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, April 30, 1951

"Appeasement in Korea," July 1951

"Let the Facts Alone: A Liberal's Critical Examination of the Lack of Foundation of Alsop and Related Liberals' Attacks on McCarran Security Investigation," September 21, 1951

"Misgivings in Asia About the Japanese Peace Treaty," 1952(?)

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, January 24, 1952

"Summary Statement on the Impending Crisis," January 29, 1952, (with Arthur McDowell)

"Memorandum on I.R.C. Problems," February 9, 1952

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, April 19, 1952, (with others)

Letter to the editor, Washington Post, April 24, 1952, (with others)

"Confidential Memorandum on German-American Relations: Why No Neutrality Seems Possible," May 1952

"Koje: Conspiracy to Wreck the Truce," June 2, 1952

"Zwischenbilanz im Amerkanischen Wahlkampf" (Interim Report on the American Election Campaign), June 26, 1952

Letter to the editor, New Leader, July 18, 1952

Review of Miller, Merle, The Judges and the Judged, August 1952

Speech, German-American Club, Munich, August 27, 1952

"Statement on Behalf of Aid Refugee Chinese Intellectuals, Inc., before President's Commission on Immigration and Naturalization," October 1, 1952

Letter to the editor, New York Times, November 16, 1952

"Memorandum on the Indian Cease-Fire Proposal," November 23, 1952

Speech, Amerika-Gesellschaft, Hamburg, December 8, 1952

"China and Communism," 1953

"The Indian Cease-Fire Plan Re-Examined," 1953(?), (with David Martin)

"Memorandum on the South Korean Release of the Prisoners of War," 1953(?)

"A Profile of President James B. Conant of Harvard, New High Commissioner to Germany," 1953(?)

"Statement on Korean Prisoner of War Issue," 1953(?)

"Statement Which Could Be Made by Baltic and Eastern European Leaders-in-Exile, Warning Against the Dangers in a New Non-Aggression Pact with Soviet Russia," 1953

"Lebensbild des Neuen US-Hochkommissars fuer Westdeutschland Dr. James Conant" (Sketch of the New U.S. High Commissioner for West Germany, Dr. James Conant), February 12, 1953

"China and the U.N.: The Acid Test of Anglo-American Unity," March 1953

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, May 9, 1953, (with Hans Kohn and Norbert Muhlen)

"Anglo-American Differences Over China and Korea," May 18, 1953

"Memorandum on Inter-Allied Crisis Over Korea and the Proposed Conference with Malenkov," May 20, 1953

"The Anglo-American Rift," May 30, 1953

"Memorandum for Guidance of Delegates to Copenhagen Conference and for Use Here in Promoting the American Council on NATO," August 1953

Letter to the editor, New York Times, November 10, 1953

"Memorandum on the Approaching Diplomatic Crisis Focusing on the Admission of Communist China to the U.N.," December 1953

"Neglected Aspects of the White Case," December 1953

"Ost-West Handel als Politisches Kernproblem" (East-West Trade as the Central Political Problem), 1954

Letter to the editor, New York Times, January 15, 1954

"The President and the Atom," February 12, 1954

Letter to the editor, Encounter, March 1954

Review of Buckley, William F., Jr., and L. B. Bozell, McCarthy and His Enemies, May 15, 1954

"McCarthy-Army Probe: First Fortnight," May 22, 1954

"Primer of American Policy in the Cold War," June 1954

"Confidential Memorandum on the Failure of the Bills to Restore German Private Property," August 1954

"Recommendations for Different Steps at Government and Private Levels to Overcome Anglo-American Misunderstandings," August 1954

Speech, September 24, 1954

"Draft for Statement on U.N. Admissions by Committee of One Million," 1955(?)

"Purposes of the American Friends of Vietnam," 1955

"Reflections on the Problem of Communist China and the Defense of Formosa," 1955

"Why a Committee of American Friends of Vietnam Must Be Organized," 1955(?)

Review of Allport, Gordon W., The Nature of Prejudice, February 1, 1955

"Statement on United States Policy Against Admission of Communist China to the United Nations," February 9, 1955, (with Harold L. Oram)

"Memorandum Showing Necessity to Revive Committee of One Million," February 12, 1955

"Memorandum on Anglo-American Differences Over Formosa," February 14, 1955

"Memorandum on the Impression of Foreign Minister Martino on Meet the Press, " April 6, 1955

"Draft for an Open Letter to Mr. Attlee to be Circulated for Signature Among Liberal and Labor Groups," April 19, 1955

"Draft for Statement on Negotiations by Committee of One Million April 30, 1955

"Draft of Proposed New Statement on the Prisoner of War Issue," June 25, 1955

"Memorandum on the Geneva Conference," July 28, 1955

"A Reply to Ellen Hammer's 'The Struggle for Indo-China Continues,'" August 1955

Letter to the editor, New York Times, August 28, 1955

Letter to the editor, New York Times, October 5, 1955

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, October 29, 1955

Letter to the editor, New York Times, November 5, 1955

"Outline of Facts and Chronology on German Misunderstandings of the 'Radford Memorandum,'" 1956

Letter to the editor, New York Times, January 26, 1956, (with others)

Letter to the editor, Commonweal, February 6, 1956

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, February 16, 1956, (with others)

"Trend of American Public Opinion on Vietnam," March 1, 1956

"American Political Situation as of March 7, 1956," March 7, 1956

Speech, American Friends of the Captive Nations Liberation Rally, New York, May 25, 1956

"Why the West Is Losing," June 1956

Speech, Polish American Congress, July 6, 1956

Letter to the editor, New Leader, July 9, 1956

"Tenth Anniversary, Execution of Drazha Mihailovich," July 16, 1956, (with others)

Letter to the editor, New York Post, September 23, 1956

"Comment on Article by Former Ambassador George Kennan in August 1956 Issue, Harper's Monthly, 'Overdue Changes in Our Foreign Policy,'" October 1956

"A Comment on the Debate Over a Positive vs. Negative Approach to the Fight Against Communism," October 1956

"The American Reaction to the Hungarian Revolution," October-December 1956

"Report of Activity on the Party Platforms by the American Friends of the Captive Nations," October 1, 1956

Letter to the editor, New York Herald-Tribune, November 5, 1956

"Satellites Break Away," November 10, 1956

"Appeal for Ten Point Program to Stop Soviet Aggression in Hungary Including an Emergency Session of Congress to Consider the Adoption of Economic and Other Sanctions," November 12, 1956, (with Monsignor John Balkunas)

"Memorandum on the Madison Square Garden Rally," November 14, 1956

Letter to the editor, America, November 17, 1956

"Statement Approved by Executive Committee of American Friends of the Captive Nations," November 27, 1956

Letter to the editor, Time, December 8, 1956

Letter to the editor, Saturday Review, December 10, 1956

Letter to the editor, Christian Science Monitor, December 13, 1956

"Christian A. Herter," 1957

"Lessons of the Hungarian Revolution," 1957

Letter to the editor, New York Times, 1957

"Memorandum on Background and Implications of the Polish Crisis," 1957

"Memorandum on Tito's Visit and the A.F.C.N. Ad," 1957(?)

"Should We Support Titoism in Eastern Europe?" 1957

"Does Hungary Increase the Danger of War?" January 1957

"Memorandum on the Protests Against the Visits of King Saud and Marshal Tito," February 8, 1957

Letter to the editor, New York Times, February 25, 1957, (with others)

"Comment on Erich Ollenhauer's Visit to the United States," March 1957

"To President Eisenhower and the American People on the Anniversary of Hunarian Independence," March 6, 1957

"Outline of Thesis," March 13, 1957

Speech, National Conference on Spiritual Foundations, 3d, Washington, March 18, 1957

"Memorandum on Some of the Reasons Behind Congressional Opposition to Aid to the Gomulka Government," March 23, 1957

"Memorandum Outlining Our Financial Problems and Opportunities," March 27, 1957, (with Raphael Malsin)

"Our Lost Chance in Hungary," May 1957

"Should U.S. Have Helped Hungary More?" May 15, 1957

"Progress Report to All Organizations Which Have Approved the Plan to Reconvene the U.N. General Assembly to Consider the Special Report on Hungary," May 16, 1957

"Memorandum on U.N. Project," May 21, 1957

"Our Second Choice in Hungary," speech, Council Against Communist Aggression dinner, Washington, June 12, 1957

"Memorandum to Press, Radio and T.V.," June 25, 1957

Testimony before U.S. House Un-American Activities Committee, June 26, 1957

Speech, plenary meeting, Assembly of Captive European Nations, June 28, 1957

"Memo on Khrushchev's Triumph," July 5, 1957

Review of Berle, A. A., Jr., Tides of Crisis, August 3, 1957

"Can Hungary Still Be Saved?" November 1957

"Report on U.S. Reaction to Sputnik and Other Developments," November 15, 1957

Letter to the editor, New York Times, November 18, 1957

Letter to the editor, Life, December 12, 1957, (with others)

Letter to the editor, Die Zeit, December 26, 1957

"Memorandum on Life Editorial on Berlin in December 15 Issue," 1958

"Memorandum on Problem of Distribution of Volume II of Hungary under Soviet Rule, " 1958(?)

"The Neglected Testimony of Refugees from Eastern Europe," 1958(?)

"The Present Role of Nationalism in Eastern Europe," 1958

"Proposed Joint Statement on Cultural Exchanges," 1958, (with Julius Epstein)

Review of Fejto, Francois, La Verite sur l'Affaire Nagy, 1958

"Should Germany Be Neutralized? A Reply to Kennan," 1958(?)

"Volume II of Hungary under Soviet Rule, " 1958(?)

"The Acheson-Kennan Debate," speech, Lexington Democratic Club, January 24, 1958

Letter to the editor, New York Post, January 29, 1958

Letter to the editor, The Reporter, February 6, 1958

"Report on the Release of Statements by Dean Acheson and by Former Ambassador Conant, etc., in Reply to George Kennan," February 28, 1958

Letter to the editor, National Review, March 30, 1958

Review of Hoover, J. Edgar, Masters of Deceit, April 5, 1958

"Hungary and the Summit Conference," April 18, 1958

"Statement on the Summit Conference," May 7, 1958, (with others)

"If De Gaulle Take Over: A Prediction," May 15, 1958

"Debate on Nuclear Tests," May 20, 1958

"Further Reflections on De Gaulle," May 20, 1958

Letter to the editor, The Nation, July 7, 1958

"Proposed Action on U.N. Middle East Meeting," August 5, 1958

Letter to the editors, New York Journal-American and World Telegram, August 11, 1958

Untitled, October 4, 1958

Speech, plenary session, Assembly of Captive European Nations, October 23, 1958

"Pertinent Facts, Points to Stress, and Answers to Objections on the Question of Expelling the Hungarian Puppet Delegates from the U.N. General Assembly," November 1958

Letter to the editor, New York Times, November 19, 1958

"Background Memo on Relation between the Threat to Berlin and Hungary," December 2, 1958

Letter to the editor, various newspapers, December 12, 1958, (with others)

"Report on Our U.N. Campaign," December 30, 1958, (with Angier Biddle Duke)

"Brief Appraisal of the Khrushchev Visit," 1959

"The Concequences of the Khrushchev Visit: Peaceful Coexistence of Disaster?" 1959(?), (with David Martin)

Letter to the editor, Indianapolis News, 1959, (with John Balkunas and Stefan Korbonski)

"Questions and Answers on Berlin: Introduction," 1959(?)

"Why Has Nixon the Anti-Communist Suddenly Emerged as the Champion of Khrushchev's Wildest Dream: An Invitation to the U.S. Without Even Having Withdrawn the Berlin Ultimatum?" 1959

"Confidential Memorandum on the Dulles Press Conference Reference to the Possiblilty of Uniting Germany Without Free Elections," January 17, 1959

"Report on the Lessons of the Mikoyan Visit," January 23, 1959

"Report on Mayor Brandt's Debate on Ed Murrow's TV Program Small World, Sunday, January 25," January 28, 1959

"Lessons of the Mikoyan Visit," January 31, 1959

Letter to the editor, New York Times, February 25, 1959

"Memorandum on Proposed Campaign to Clarify Berlin Issue in Relation to Eastern Europe," March 23, 1959

"Implications of Macmillan's Peace Program," March 30, 1959

"Memorandum on the Adenauer-Macmillan Disagreement as Publicly Revealed by Adenauer's Speech in the New York Times of April 9," April 10, 1959

"Letter to a Friend in Washington," April 15, 1959

"The Pitfalls of Negotiation," April 20, 1959

Letter to the editor, New Leader, May 18, 1959

"Memorandum on Conversation with Mr. Herter," May 20, 1959

"Relaxation of Tensions and Cultural Exchange: Smokescreen for Soviet Expansion," July 1959

"Why Adenauer Changed His Mind (or the Adenauer-Erhard Controversy)," July 1959

Questions and Answers to the Berlin Crisis, July 1, 1959

"Captive Nations Week, 1959: A Manifesto," July 20, 1959, (with Monsignor John Balkunas and Stefan Korbonski)

"U.S.-Soviet Relations," July 20-27, 1959

Letter to the editor, various newspapers, July 21, 1959, (with Monsignor John Balkunas and Stefan Korbonski)

"Khrushchev's Tirade Against Captive Nations Week," July 24, 1959, (with Monsignor John Balkunas and Stefan Korbonski)

"Memorandum on Khrushchev's Reaction to Captive Nations Week," July 24, 1959

"Flowers for Khrushchev?" August 1959

"Joint Statement on Khrushchev Visit," August 7, 1959, (with others)

"Why Are the USSR Negotiating? Because They Want Stability or Because They Are Preparing Further Expansion?" September 1959

Letter to the editor, New York Journal-American, September 9, 1959

Speech, New York, September 20, 1959

Speech, Amerika-Haeuser, Munich, Stuttgart and Hamburg, October 1959

"Report on Mission to Paris and London," November 12, 1959

Speech, Assembly of Captive European Nations memorial meeting for Dr. Povl Bang-Jensen, New York, December 9, 1959

"American Friends of the Captive Nations Program in 1960," 1960

"Comparison between Stevenson Position on 1956 Atomic Tests and Eisenhower's Position Today," 1960

"Confidential Memorandum on Dr. Dobriansky and the Ukrainian Congress Committee," 1960(?)

"Democratic and Republican Conventions," 1960

Hungary under Soviet Rule, Volume IV, Introduction, 1960, (with Peter Zenkl)

"Is There a Sino-Soviet Split?" 1960, (with Suzanne Labin)

"Key Points in a Protest Against Khrushchev and His Quislings," 1960

"Memorandum on Nehru's Statement Against German Unity," 1960

"The New Soviet Test Ban Proposal," 1960

"Why the Present U.S. Defense Debate Is Not Only Indecisive but Irrevelant," 1960

Letter to the editor, New York Times, February 8, 1960

Letter to the editor, New York Times, February 9, 1960

Speech, dinner in honor of Constantin Fotitch, New York, February 13, 1960

"Further Notes on the Soviet Test Proposal," March 30, 1960

"The Berlin Question: An American View," April-May 1960

"Statement Approved by the Executive Committee of the American Friends of the Captive Nations for Presentation to Undersecretary of State Livingston Merchant," May 10, 1960

"Comment on Khrushchev's Threat to Break Up the Summit Conference," May 16, 1960

"Brief Summary of Conditions in the Baltic Countries," June 1960

"Memorandum on the Definition of 'Captive Nations,'" June 10, 1960

Testimony before Regional Democratic Platform Committee, Los Angeles, June 21, 1960

"Memorandum on Advantages of Walter Judd as Republican Vice Presidential Candidate," June 30, 1960

"Manifesto: Captive Nations Week, 1960," July 4, 1960, (with Monsignor John Balkunas and Peter Zenkl)

Testimony before Democratic Platform Committee, Los Angeles, July 7, 1960

"Comment on Testimony of Dr. Leo Dobriansky before Republican Platform Committee," July 20, 1960

Testimony before Republican Platform Committee, Chicago, July 20, 1960

"Questions for Senator Kennedy on Eastern Europe," August 10, 1960

Letter to the editor, New York Times, September 1, 1960

"Memorandum on Kennedy and Poland," October 1960

"Memorandum on Appeal to Senator Kennedy," October 5, 1960

Speech introducing Senator Thomas J. Dodd, Harvard Club testimonial dinner, October 19, 1960

"A Comment on the Kennedy-Nixon Offshore Islands Debate," October 29, 1960

Letter to the editor, New York Times, 1961

"Manifesto for the Fifth Anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution," 1961, (with others)

"Memorandum on Stevenson Plan to Drop Hungary and Tibet from the United Nations Agenda as 'Cold War Issues' in Exchange for Soviet Agreement to Postpone Debate on Disarmament," 1961(?)

Questions and Answers on the Berlin Crisis (revised edition), 1961

"Report on the Political Panel," 1961

"Report on the Second American-German Conference," 1961

The Vanishing Swastika, 1961, (with Norbert Muhlen)

"An Interim Plan for the Defense of Laos," January 2, 1961

Speech, Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy meeting, New York, January 10, 1961

Speech, James Monroe High School, March 14, 1961

Letter to the editor, New York Times, March 23, 1961

"The Laos Crisis," March 24, 1961

"Memorandum on the Reasons for the Differences between France and the United States in Laos," April 1961

"The Present State of German-American Relations, or German-American Relations in the Shadow of the Eichmann Trial," May 1961

"A Judgment on the Cuban Fiasco," May 6, 1961

"A Comment on German Nationalism," May 9, 1961

"Comment on the Kennedy-Khrushcev Conference," May 22, 1961

"USA-Deutschland: Vertrauensbasis unerschuettert" (U.S.- Germany: Basis of Trust Unshaken), June 1961

"Entente Cordiale of Our Time: France and Germany," July 4, 1961

Letter to the editor, New York Times, September 5, 1961

"Memorandum on Possible Areas for Negotiation between the Soviets and the West on Berlin," September 25, 1961

"Why the Press and the Experts Went Wrong on Kennedy's Berlin Policy: A Study of the Pitfalls of Open Diplomacy in the Age of Mass Media," November 30, 1961

"Comment on the Article in the July 1961 Foreign Affairs, 'Peaceful Engagement in Eastern Europe,' by Zbigniew Brzezinski and William E. Griffith," December 1961

"Memorandum Analyzing Kennedy's Policy in the Congo," December 14, 1961

"Emergency Appeal to All Freedom-Loving People: Aid Refugees from Communism in China," 1962, (with others)

Peace through the Soviets? preface, 1962

"Memorandum on the Hungarian Question," 1962

"U.S. Policy toward the Famine in Red China," 1962

"Why a Wide Response to the Attached Senatorial Questionnaire Circulated by the American Friends of the Captive Nations and by Americans of Central Eastern European Descent Would Serve the Interests of the Democratic Party as Well as the Nation as a Whole," 1962

"Threat to Unity on Berlin," February 17, 1962

Letter to the editor, America, April 7, 1962

"Manifesto for Captive Nations Week, 1962," June 15, 1962, (with others)

"Draft for Joint Statement by Members of Executive Committee of the American Friends of Vietnam, To Be Signed as Individuals, To Protect Our Tax Deductibility," July 1962

Speech, Captive Nations Week dinner, Assembly of Captive European Nations, Washington, July 18, 1962

Speech nominating Jacob Javits for Senator, Liberal Party convention, New York, September 19, 1962

Letter to the editor, New York Times, September 27, 1962

Letter to the editor, New York Times, October 3, 1962

"Memorandum on President Kennedy's Policy since Receiving Khrushchev's Letter of Virtual Surrender on the Soviet Missile Bases in Cuba," November 2, 1962

Speech to group of expellee leaders, Bonn, November 26, 1962

"Urgent Memo on Hungary and the U.N.," December 5, 1962

"Outline of Detailed Agenda for Proposed Informal Off-the-Record Discussion or Debate on East-West Trade," 1963

"The U.S. Plan for a NATO Nuclear Deterrent," 1963

"Repercussions of the Dollar Deficit on U.S. Cold War Policy," February 20, 1963

"The Common Market Crisis," March 9, 1963

Letter to the editor, America, March 25, 1963

"Notes on Key Figures in Kennedy Administration as Their Records and Influence Have Evolved during the Last Two Years," April 11, 1963

"The Sino-Soviet Dispute," May 1, 1963

"In Defense of Charity," June 1963

"The U.S. Reversal on Hungary," June 1963

"Manifesto for Captive Nations Week, 1963," June 26, 1963, (with others)

Speech, Captive Nations Week dinner, Washington, July 17, 1963

"Pitfalls in a Non-Aggression Pact," August 1963

"Answer to a Friend's Criticism of Christopher Emmet's Orbis Article for a NATO Nuclear Deterrent," September 18, 1963

"Letter to a German Friend," October 1, 1963

"Bericht ueber meinen Besuch in Deutschland vom 12-30 Oktober 1963" (Report on My Visit to Germany of October 12-30, 1963), October 28, 1963

"Letter to a German Friend on Reports of a Planned American Troop Withdrawal," November 1, 1963

"Excerpts from a Report to German Friends on Trends of U.S. Opinion on Withdrawal of Troops from Germany," November 4, 1963

Speech, Assembly of Captive Nations dinner in Honor of Ole Bjorn Kraft, New York, November 13, 1963

"Impressions of Present European Attitudes toward de Gaulle, the U.S., and the U.S.S.R.," November 21, 1963

Letter to the editor, various newspapers, November 27, 1963, (with Aleksander Kutt)

Manifesto for Captive Nations Week, 1964," 1964, (with others)

Poland 1964: A Study in Lost Hopes, introduction, 1964

"Summary of Report for the Foreign Policy Research Institute," 1964

"Vorschlaege, wie man moegliche deutsch-amerikanische Missverstaendnisse waehrend des amerikanischen Wahlkampfes vermindern kann" (Proposals on How Possible German-American Misunderstandings during the American Election Campaign Can Be Reduced), 1964

"What Germany and the U.S. Should Do in the Present Crisis over MLF," 1964

"Memorandum on de Gaulle's Lifetime Record on the Communist Question in Connection with His Recognition of Red China," February 10, 1964

"Memorandum on the 'Relax Tensions' Fallacy," February 21, 1964

"Memorandum on Henry Kissinger's Three Lectures," March 23, 1964

"Highlights of U.S. Political Trends in February and March," March 24, 1964

"General de Gaulle's Foreign Policy Record," March 25, 1964

Testimony before U.S. House Un-American Activities Committee, May 1964

Verpasst der Westen seine Chancen?" (Has the West Missed Its Chance?) June 1964

"False Priorities in American Foreign Policy," June 5, 1964

"Statement Presented to the Republican Platform Committee on Behalf of the American Friends of the Captive Nations," July 9, 1964

"Captive Nations Week," speech, July 14, 1964