Relates to Polish deportees and prisoners in the Soviet Union during World War II. Produced by Józef Gębski. Includes variant versions of the video tape, including one with English subtitles, and still photographs used in the production.
Relates to the life of Pope John Paul II from his childhood in Poland to his attainment of the papacy.
This collection consists of 155 items of Spanish Civil War materials, including children's books, military documents and regalia, money, trade cards, receipts, news magazines, postcards, and other propaganda....
Letters received from correspondents in the Soviet Union, relating to personal and family affairs.
This collection contains six letters from Sgt. Cipriano Zaccagnini, USA to his cousin Mary Talingo during the Second World War.
Case files, reports, and diaries and interrogation transcripts of Czech senior secret police personnel, relating to secret service activities in Czechoslovakia. Includes a summary of the secret police file on Václav Havel. Photocopies of originals in the Národní archiv.
The working papers, correspondence, publications, and biographical material of physicist Fredrik Zachariasen form the collection known as the Fredrik Zachariasen Papers in the Archives of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech). Zachariasen specialized in theoretical physics, focusing on the interactions...
Relates to political repression in the Soviet Union.
Soviet film relating to American espionage in the Soviet Union. Includes a segment attributing espionage activities to the American Relief Administration.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, interview transcripts, financial records, photographs, video and sound recordings, printed matter, and computer disks relating to Ardeshir Zahedi's diplomatic career during the Pahlavi era in Iran. Zahedi served as Ambassador to the United States, Ambassador to...
Election campaign literature and other printed political ephemera, mainly from Germany.
Collection is comprised of correspondence and materials collected during Gary Zahn's tenure as manager of the San Luis National Wildlife Restoration Complex, from 1980-1999. Materials are organized topically and chronologically, and address the following topics: drain water issues, water contracts,...
The Zainichi Korean collection is comprised of research files of Yondaru Kimu. Yondaru Kimu is a second-generation Korean and a researcher of modern Korean history, particularly the history of Koreans. Koreans are Korean migrants and their descendants from Joseon who...
Relates to Soviet economic and military policy.
Writings, notes, correspondence, and printed matter, relating to activities of the Wydzial Narodowy Polski Centralny Komitet Ratunkowy w Ameryce in mobilizing Polish Americans to support relief efforts for Poland during and after World War I and to promote establishment of...
These papers contain the personal documents and correspondence of Constantine L'vovich Zakhartchenko, a Russian émigré and aeronautical engineer. In the course of his engineering career, Zakhartchenko was involved with the design and development of numerous aircraft, aircraft components, and missiles,...
This collection contains material regarding the life and work of artist Bernard Zakheim. Much of the collection relates to the creation and restoration of Zakheim's Toland Hall and Cole Hall murals at the University of California, San Francisco. Included are...
The collection consists of materials from Polish-born San Francisco artist Bernard Zakheim, mostly related to his friendship and interactions with science fiction author Frank Herbert. Items in the collection include correspondence between Herbert and Zakheim, news clippings on Herbert, and...
Bernard Zakheim (1898-1985) was an artist best known for murals he painted in Coit Tower and in Toland Hall at the University of California, San Francisco. His collection contains correspondece, research files, and published and unpublished artwork and writing.
Michael Zakian was the Director of the Frederick R. Weisman Museum at Pepperdine University. Throughout his life Michael had a passion for the arts which came through in his work at the Weisman Museum and previous museums he was employed...
Relates to communism in Yugoslavia. Ph.D. dissertation, Georgetown University.
Business records of an early-20th century Basque bakery in Hollister, California.
Schimmel Zale photographics of a lesbian wedding, October 1987.
Correspondence, dispatches, memoranda, and reports, relating to interwar Polish diplomacy, conditions in Poland and diplomacy regarding Poland during World War II, and postwar Polish emigre life.
Asks Poles to sign a demand to August Zaleski, president of the Polish Republic in Exile, for the reorganization of the Polish Government-in-Exile in order to make it more representative. Written by J. J. Zaleski and Zbigniew Wolynski.
Reports, statistics, charts, notes, speeches, and diaries, relating primarily to the health of, and medical care for, Polish troops in the Soviet Union during World War II.
Depicts Zambian and Chinese crews laying track for the Tanzam Railroad, and inauguration ceremonies upon completion of the railroad.
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, leaflets, speeches, reports, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Zambia.
Memoirs, other writings, correspondence, bulletins, printed matter, and audiovisual material, relating to political conditions in Poland and to the Solidarnosc movement.
Memoirs, other writings, diaries, and printed matter, relating to political conditions in Poland and to the Polska Zjednoczona Partia Robotnicza.
This collection consists of music scores belonging to American composer and conductor John Zamecnik (1872-1953). He is best known for the photoplay music he composed for pianists, organists, and orchestras during the silent film era.
Zamin Ki Dost (1866-1947) was a medical missionary in India and lectured throughout the U.S. for Armenian Relief before settling in Los Angeles to teach philosophy and write stories and poems. The collection consists of literary manuscripts, including a manuscript...
The Daisy Zamora papers document the life and work of a central figure in Nicaraguan poetry, politics, and feminism. The papers include Zamora's personal and professional correspondence, poetic and political writings, documents of her time in the FSLN (National Sandinista...
Keepsakes, bibliographies, and printed ephemera produced and collected by members of the Zamorano and Roxburghe Clubs. The two bibliophilic societies have sponsored the printing of announcements, keepsakes, and letterpress items by their members, to be distributed amongst the memberships as...
This collection contains the official archive of the Zamorano Club, a Los Angeles-based club for bibliophiles and manuscript collectors, which was founded in 1928.
Collection of materials created by and for the Zamorano Club, including primarily printed books, pamphlets, and other ephemera from meetings, talks, and dinners. Also includes minutes from meetings, meeting announcements, and other club functional records.
Ephemera related to Zamorano Club events from 1929-1935, from the collection of bibliographer Robert E. Cowan.
This collection contains announcements and invitations for Zamorano Club events; publications, posters, and broadsides from published by Zamorano Club members. ...
One b/w print of Zane Grey and J. A. Wiborn on the beach, together with copies of three clippings re his trip to New Zealand, Australia and Tahiti, ca. 1930. Laid in Grey's Tales of Tahitian Waters (New York ,...
629 b/w photographs in an album inscribed by Zane Grey to his secretary Mildred Smith, noting "This is a photographic record of our wanderings from May until Nov. 1923...". Includes Southwestern scenes, Pacific Northwest hunting, and deep-sea fishing scenes.
Relates to Albanian culture, literature, and politics.
Video of the murals in Casa Zapata painted by various students and classes taught by Tony Burciaga and visiting artists; narrated by Tony Burciaga.
This collection consists of 22 posters on the Zapatismo and Leftist activism in Mexico created between 2010 and 2013....
Collection consists of nine 16mm film reels donated by Professor Richard N. Zare, Marguerite Blake Wilbur Professor in Natural Science at Stanford University.
Private archives of Latvian American reverand, author, bibliophile and collector Rev. Richards Zariņš contains his personal papers and the records of The Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church of New York. The materials document the life of Latvian community in New York...
Diaries, certificates, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to Russian military operations during World War I. Includes English translation of diaries.
Speeches and writings, correspondence, patents, business records, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the meat and fish refrigeration industries.
The I. William Zartman collection consists of research materials on Africa compiled by Zartman in the 1950s and 1960s. Comprised of clippings, news dispatches, and serial issues, the collection documents political developments and economic conditions in a number of African...
The Paul Zastupnevich costume design drawings span the years 1960-1979 and encompass 2.7 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of nearly forty signed costume design drawings as well as some production design drawings....
Relates to Vladislav Romual'dovich Zavadskii, Russian Imperial courtier.
Semi-autobiographical stories, some relating to displaced person camps after World War II.
Relates to the river warfare campaigns and tactics of the White Russian forces on the Kama River in Siberia during the Russian Civil War, 1918-1919. Written by K. N. Zavarin and Mikhail Smirnov.
Correspondence, writings, memoranda, reports, printed matter, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to the pharmaceutical and chemical industries in Poland.
Writings, correspondence, interview transcripts, and research materials, relating to the Katyn Forest Massacre, the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, other aspects of Polish history, and labor conditions in the Soviet Union. Consists mainly of microfilm and compact disk copies.
Correspondence and photographs, relating to conditions of the Russian imperial family in captivity following the Russian Revolution, and to Russian emigre affairs. Includes letters written by the four daughters of Tsar Nicholas II and by the Tsar's sister Grand Duchess...
Memoirs and photographs relating to the Russian community in China and to Polish-Soviet trade relations.
The collection consists of autographed manuscripts of orchestral works, operas, songs, and chamber music; reel to reel recordings of performances; full scores and parts not necessarily in the composer's own hand; and numerous items of correspondence to and from the...
The ZEALOUS (built 1844; bark) cargo manifests (SAFR 13552, HDC 7) consists of three cargo manifests for British bark ZEALOUS all dated 1851 August 12 for a voyage from Lisbon to San Francisco.
Clippings, telegrams, letters, and speeches, relating to the testimonial dinner in honor of the eightieth birthday of Frank J. Lausche, United States senator from Ohio, held in Washington, D.C., November 16, 1975. Photocopy.
Correspondence, clippings, and pamphlets, relating to Russian émigrés, police administration, and welfare and veterans' organizations in China.
The collection includes (Boxes 2-10) both scores, and instrumental and voice parts, for a wide variety of compositions. In addition (Box 1) there is found a photograph and biographical sketch of Mr. Zech by Oliver Hyde, a large scrapbook of...
Memoranda, reports, studies, correspondence, briefing books, and printed matter, relating to nuclear power plants in the United States, including issues of licensing, safety and waste management.
Identification, school, military, and legal documents, as well as photographs, relating to Russian émigré life in Poland and Germany, and to displaced persons following World War II. Includes documents of other family members of George Zechanowitsch, primarily relating to pre-Revolutionary...
The papers comprise California State University, Northridge (CSUN), Associated Students Incorporated Senate meeting minutes while Zeidler was a senator, 1983, and president, 1984-1985; Zeidler's CSUN Associated Students Incorporated correspondence while president of the organization, 1984-1985; and brief documentation of Zeidler's...
Correspondence, military service records, receipts, and other documents of Charles Russell Zeininger, 1873-2002. Zeininger served with distinction in World War II, worked as an advertising executive, and became an expert in ancient Greek history.
Zeisl's music manuscripts, published scores, correspondence, documents, recordings, and other materials.
The David I. Zeitlin papers span the years 1955-1968 (bulk 1962-1966) and encompass 4.4 linear feet. The collection consists primarily of telexes of stories written by Zeitlin for "Life" magazine, as well as communications between Zeitlin and his editors. There...
The Jacob Zeitlin Collection includes publications and lecture material written by Zeitlin, newspaper articles about the bookseller and his bookshops, announcements of exhibits or events held in his honor, and catalogs of the books and art which he dealt over...
Jacob Israel Zeitlin (1902-1987) was a bookseller, poet and book reviewer in Ft. Worth, Texas before moving to Los Angeles (1925). He was employed by the Holmes Book Company and the book departments of the May Company and Bullock's before...
Collection consists of materials on typography, printing history, illustration and engraving, bookbinding, private presses, and fine printing. Includes assorted ephemera such as newsletters, announcements, clippings, memorabilia, keepsakes, and more. The various presses, printers, designers, and organizations represented include: Bremer Press,...
Jacob Israel Zeitlin (1902-1987) was a bookseller, poet and book reviewer in Ft. Worth, Texas before moving to Los Angeles (1925). He was employed by the Holmes Book Company and the book departments of the May Company and Bullock's before...
Correspondence between Jake Zeitlin, a Los Angeles antiquarian book dealer, Frieda Lawrence and others regarding the sale of D.H. Lawrence manuscripts. Includes correspondence with book dealers, publishers, and academic institutions regarding the appraisal and exhibition of Lawrence manuscripts, books, and...
Aldous Huxley (1894-1963), a British author best known for his novel immigrated to the United States in 1937, where he remained until his death. He began working with Jacob Zeitlin shortly after coming to the US, and corresponded with him...
M. A. Zeitlin (1899-1993) was a professor in UCLA's Department of Spanish and Italian, founded the departmental program in Portuguese, helped to develop a curriculum in Latin American studies, and was a member of the initial committee on Latin American...
M.A. Zeitlin (1899-1993) was the chair of the Department of Spanish and Italian at UCLA. He founded the departmental program in Portuguese, helped to develop a curriculum in Latin American studies, and was a member of the initial committee on...
Newspaper photographs of prominent Germans in politics, business, art, and the military.
Includes photographs related to Oregon pioneer photographer Peter Britt, his family, and his photographic studio. Also includes a group portrait (later copy only) of photographer Robert Vance and his staff, portraits of prominent Califonians (including Lily Hitchcock Coit, John C....
Transcripts of documents in the Public Record Office, London, used in preparation of her New Light on Drake ... 1914, and captions for an exhibit, University of California, 1916? [Sept. 1915].
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, speeches and writings, press releases, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the unification of Germany, and to American and Soviet foreign policy regarding it. Includes photocopies of Soviet archival documents. Used as research material forthe book by...
William Zellerbach and Edward Nathan discuss the Zellerbach Family Fund during the period 1970-1990.
The collection consists of Zellerbach family papers and photographs. Included are materials from Isidore and Jennie (Baruh) Zellerbach, Harold and Doris (Joseph) Zellerbach, J.D. and Hannah (Fuld) Zellerbach, Claire Zellerbach Saroni, and Stephen A. and Merla (Burstein) Zellerbach. Family papers...
Possible addition to BANC PIC 1983.213.
Correspondence and miscellany, relating to the émigré Russian writer Ivan Shmelev. Mainly letters received from Ivan Shmelev.
The Zen Center of Los Angeles (ZCLA) was founded in 1967 by Taizan Maezumi. Associated with the Soto Zen sect, it provides Buddhist teaching and training to both lay people and monks. This collection spans 1937-2012 and primarily consists of...
Script and storyboards to straight adult films directed by Michael Zen, undated.
Correspondence, speeches and writings, party programs and proceedings, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs relating to political conditions in China, the Young China Party, and Chinese relations with the United States.
This collection contains a typescript about the emergence of the Chinese Democratic League....
George N. Zenovich, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member for the 32nd Assembly District from 1963 to 1970, and a State Senator for the 16th Senate District (which later became the 14th Senate District after redistricting) from 1971-1979. The George...
The George A. Zentmyer papers is a collection of newsletters, monographs, and magazines related to UC Riverside professor emeritus George A. Zentmyer's research on phytophtoras, which are a genus of plant-damaging molds that can cause damage to crops and natural...
The Sally Zentner family papers are comprised of correspondence, photographs and printed material documenting Zentner's family in Sacramento from the early 1900s through the 2000s. The bulk of the collectiong comes from her parents, Adele and Joseph Griffith, and her...
Excerpts from letters and diaries of Soviet soldiers during the Russo-Finnish War, relating to conditions at the front, living conditions in the Soviet Union, and personal matters. Includes photocopies of the original letters and diaries.
Two loose bookplates from the 18th century.
Andy Zermeño was a political cartoonist and graphic designer noted for his contributions to , a periodical produced by the United Farm Workers of America. The collection includes Zermeño's personal copies of , drawings, filmstrips, and ephemera.
Ilya Serman (1913-2010) was a literary scholar and professor of Russian and Slavic Philology in Russia and Israel. Ruth Zernova (1919-2004) was a writer and interpreter, an author of several novels and many short stories. Their archive contains biographical material...
The Los Angeles chapter of Zero Population Growth (ZPG) was established in 1978. ZPG of Los Angeles' educational activities include letter writing campaigns, donation of radio air time for public service announcements and programs, and speeches given to community groups,...
Jon of Diamond Bar, Michael J. Veregas, and J. C. Pearson photographs of the Zero to Success Benefits, 1975-1977. Some of the images are from Trouper's Hall, circa October 1975, while others are from Rose's Longhorn Saloon, September 21, 1975....
Relates to the bodyguard of Tsar Nicholas II in 1917. Photocopy.
The collection contains materials related to Zeta Kappa, a local sorority on the Pepperdine campus in existence from 1938 to 1996. Materials in the collection include scrapbooks documenting sorority activities and members; annual member lists and accomplishments of the chapter;...
Journal kept by members of the Mu Chapter of Zeta Psi at Stanford, 1893-1911, which includes information on members activities, and the history of the chapter. Also included is a mimeographed list of members and a letter from a New...
Papers of Bernard D. Zetler, a research oceanographer at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography who studied tides and tsunamis.
The Stephen Zetterberg Papers consist of 2 cubic feet of records reflecting Zetterberg's activities in the California Democratic Council (CDC), the Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee, and Democratic Party. Zetterberg was instrumental in the formation of the CDC, a...
Wide-angle, panoramic views of Exposition Park taken by Ferd J. Zettler, a realtor and general building contractor in Los Angeles.
Photographs and textual commentary, relating to the Katyn Forest Massacre. Exhibit sponsored by the Stowarzyszenie Rodzin Ofiar Katynia.
Radio broadcast scripts and sound recordings, fictional writings, memoranda, notes, correspondence, and printed matter relating to Radio Liberty broadcasting to the Soviet Union, and to Russian literature.
Zhang Ailing (Chang Ailing, Eileen Chang) was a Chinese author whose well-known literary texts include The Rogue of the North, The Golden Cangue, and The Rice Sprout Song. Her works, considered to be among the best Chinese literature of the...
Two letters to United States Secretary of State George C. Marshall and General Albert C. Wedemeyer, respectively, relating to prospects for a coalition government in China, 1947; military reorganization agreement, 1946; and painting and calligraphy presented to Zhang as a...
Relates to economic reform in China, 1976-1984; and to a visit to a forced labor camp in Sinkiang Province by the Dalai Lama XIV in 1957.
Letters, biographical data, printed matter, and photographs, relating to political conditions in China and Taiwan. Includes a memoir by Hsiao-yuen de Groot, daughter of Zhang Lisheng.
Correspondence, diaries, speeches and writings, financial records, printed matter, drawings, and photographs, relating to Chinese art and to Chinese-American cultural relations, especially during World War II. Includes papers of Helen Fong Chang, wife of Zhang Shuqi. Video use copies of...
Depicts the ninetieth birthday celebration of General Chang Hsüeh-liang in Taiwan. Includes commemorative brochures.
Notes, clippings, and serial issues, relating to political and social conditions in China from 1956 to 1976.
Included in these papers are his academic records from the National University of Peking and correspondence from the University of Wisconsin, 1937; immigration papers, 1937, 1954 and undated; reprints (in English) of three scholarly articles by Chang, 1936-37; his Stanford...
The Zhao Dihua papers (1938-1951) consists of diaries, writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to banking and economic conditions in China.
Relates to political turmoil in Hunan Province, China. Photocopy.
The Zhao Zhenbei 趙真北 papers (1951-1986) document the activities of government official Zhao Zhenbei in his native Inner Mongolia during the Cultural Revolution. It includes materials relating to the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its activities...
Writings, certificates, photograph, and memorabilia relating to Chinese aerial operations during World War II, and to the post-war Taiwanese air force.
Correspondence, writings, printed matter, and photographs of Zhernakov, a russian émigré scholar in Manchuria, Australia and the United States. Materials relate to the society, culture and natural history of Manchuria, and to Russian émigré affairs.
Nāṣir Zāhidī was the Second Secretary of the Imperial Embassy of Iran and cousin of Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi. The Nāṣir Zāhidī papers (1953-2013) includes materials associated with the Imperial Embassy of Iran; ephemera relating to state visits and other official...
Writings, correspondence, notes, and photocopies of clerical documents, relating to the Russian community and Russian Orthodox Church in the United States, and including drafts of and research materials for the book by Tat'iana Zhilkina, (Moscow, 2005); and sound recordings of...
Speech given in Narva, Estonia, relating to Russian nationalism and political conditions in the former Soviet Union.
Photographs, compact disk, and printed matter, relating to the Bulgarian communist leader Todor Zhivkov. Includes a copy of his privately printed memoirs; compact disk version of selected documents from the Bulgarian state archives; and photographs of Todor Zhivkov, mainly in...
Interviews with twenty-one officials who participated in the Taiwan Land Reform Program, 1949-1953, conducted by the China Research Institute of Land Economics. Includes transcripts.
Internal documents, books, pamphlets, serial issues, broadsides, and flyers relating to political, military, social, and economic conditions in China at the national, provincial, and local levels.
Relates to political conditions in and government of China and Taiwan.
Report, instructional materials, and photographs, relating to ethnic minorities in Xikang Province, China.
This collection contains one letter from Pvt. Jerry T. Zichelli, USA to his brother Cpl. Frank J. Zichelli, USAAF during the Second World War. The letter was written from Italy in 1943.
The Pete Zidnak Collection of San José State University Sports History is the research of Professor Emeritus Zidnak on the history of athletics at San José State University.
Correspondence, grant and project proposals, notes, research papers and ephemera connected to Dr. Ziegler's work dealing with AIDS related cancers, particularly Kaposi's Sarcoma. Also included in the collection is a folder of correspondence, clippings, and a photo from Dr. Ziegler's...
This is a portion of the overall Press Office materials generated during the Nixon administration. It includes some of Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler's files but consists primarily of the records of the Correspondence Research Office and the Press Office. The...
The records in this series contain materials related to the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies. Subseries include Curriculums and Catalogues, Student Handbooks, Brochures, Events, Publications, Conservative Judaism Materials, Communications, Faculty, Masorti Foundation, Tamkin Yavneh Program, and Lishma.
Walter H. Ziegler (1891-1974) managed Holly Sugar Corporation's plant in Alvarado, California (now Union City, California) before being named manager of the corporation's sugar refining facilities. This small collection contains materials related to the history of the Holly Sugar Corporation,...
The Ziemeļkalifornijas latviešu biedrība (Northern California Latvian Association) records pertain to the largest organization in the Latvian community of Northern California and consist of minutes, correspondence, membership and financial records, bulletins, and printed matter relating to Latvian émigré affairs and...
This collection contains various audio cassettes, textiles, and literary journals from Jerry Zientara who was involved with the Radical Faeries, SF Jacks, and other groups, and is a librarian at the Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality. T-shirts include...
Steve Ziffer photographs of politicians and activists include images of Miriam Ben-Shalom, Rita Mae Brown, Phyllis Diller, Rich Eychaner, Diane Matthews on Good Morning America, Bill Nelson, Carol Bellany, May Sarton, Ted Page, Paul Popha, Mike Richards, Mary Presslauer, Ted...
The Lester Ziffren papers contain materials relating to the Spanish Civil War. As Madrid bureau chief for United Press, Ziffren filed dispatches and made nightly radio broadcasts in which he described political, economic, and social conditions in Spain in the...
Album contains clippings and 34 black and white photographs documenting the construction of the Zihuatanejo Railroad and showing views from along a section of the route from Tacambaro to Uruapan. Images include scenic and street views of Tacambaro; railroad officials...
Writings, letters, and printed matter, relating to proposals to bring about world peace.
Record of a journey with a wagon train from Pleasant Gap, Bates Co., Missouri to Santa Rosa, Calif. (Apr. 21 - Oct. 1, 1853) by way of Blue and Platte Rivers, South Pass, Bear Valley, Raft River, Goose Creek, south...
Technical reports and bibliographies, relating to biological warfare.
Depicts the American gunboat Sacramento and other foreign warships in Vladivostok harbor, Japanese and Russian troops in Vladivostok, and scenes of daily life in Vladivostok at the conclusion of Allied intervention during the Russian Civil War. Includes commentary on the...
Diaries relating to Russian émigré affairs.
Zilpha Snyder was a 1948 alumna of Whittier College best known for her authorship of children's books, including The Egypt Game, The Headless Cupid, and The Witches of Worm. The Snyder Collection consists of books she authored or to which...
Letters received from Chinese acquaintances and photographs relating to social conditions in China.
Electronic bulletins, pamphlets, flyers, reports, government documents, press releases, other printed matter, and audiovisual materials, relating to revolutionary movements in Zimbabwe, especially the Zimbabwe African National Union and the Zimbabwe African People's Union, the history of Zimbabwe, and political, social...
The materials consist of research and teaching files, professional files and correspondence, audiovisual materials, professional papers and articles, and materials documenting the Stanford Prison Experiment.
Papers of Bruno Zimm, inventor, educator, and polymer DNA scientist. Professor of chemistry and biochemistry at University of California, San Diego, from 1960 to 1991 and professor emeritus after his retirement in 1991. Zimm is known for his work on...
: This series, which contains materials that range from approximately 1970 to 2003, is a record of the teaching and academically related work and teaching of Dr. Bonnie Zimmerman. Each subseries holds materials from different aspects of Dr. Zimmerman’s academic...
This collection consists mainly of correspondence detailing the lives and activities of the Zimmerman family, especially J. Franklin Zimmerman and his sisters who were in Alaska, the Klondike, and the prairie provinces of Canada, chiefly dating from 1900 to 1928,...
Michael Zimmerman was a gay, Jewish activist, playwright, and non-profit worker. This collection includes administrative materials, newsletters, programs, and articles, as well as some notes and journal entries, primarily related to Zimmerman’s role as member and officer in Sha’ar Zahav,...
Depicts the entrance of the German army into Brussels, Belgium, in August 1914. Taken by O. B. Zimmerman from the window of the office of the International Harvester Company.
Correspondence, artifacts (including 1 leather jacket), works of art, and other material documenting the life and work Philip Zimmerman. Zimmerman is an artist and musician who has worked in San Francisco, New York, and other cities. His partner, Allan Stinson,...
The Zimmerman Collection consists of correspondence and clippings relating to the establishment of Columbia (Calif.) State Historic Park (1934-1949); the restoration of the San Francisco Presidio (1938); the establishment of the Ina Coolbrith Park (San Francisco, 1946); the establishment of...
Bodo Zimmermann was born in 1928 in Berlin, Germany, and moved to Shanghai with his family in 1940 after their home and business were confiscated by Nazi officials. The family was left destitute after the move, so at age 13...
Zines, flyers, and printed ephemera produced across the United States and internationally from 1981 to 2019. Also included are flyers, stickers, and cards. Topics covered by the zines created in the United States include straight edge vegans, death metal devotees,...
This collection consists of small magazines, also known as 'Zines. They are on a range of topics but all within the heading of Chicano Studies. They were hand crafted by the students of Professors Maylei Blackwell and Genevieve Carpio in...
Zines covering race, gender, sexuality, politics, culture, and other topics.
This collection contains issues of zines regarding topics such as: skateboarding, art, photography, music, activism, feminism, gender identity, fandom, Japanese American history, race, culture, women's history, and other topics....
The combines materials from two former collections known as the and the . The collection ranges from 1985 to the present and includes zines and minicomics on a variety of topics. Concentrations include identity politics (especially riot grrrl, people of...
The collection includes field notes, data, draft and published writings, and slides of Frank W. Zink (1923-2001), UC Davis researcher and plant breeder specializing in vegetable crops.
This collection documents the professional work of University of California, Berkeley forestry and environmental studies professor, and soil specialist, Paul J. Zinke. The collection includes correspondence; biographical materials; University of California, Berkeley administrative materials; writings and professional papers; project files;...
Includes photographic prints and negatives of trees, soil and other natural features in various California locations, including Bull Creek, Ferndale and other areas in Mendocino, Humboldt and Alameda Counties. Includes many aerial photographs of these regions, as well as a...
Russian tabernacle, inscribed "Ral'k, Supplier for the Imperial Court."
The Fred Zinnemann papers span the years 1885-2001 (bulk 1950s-1980s) and encompass 93 linear feet of manuscripts, 17.5 linear feet of photographs, 32 posters, and 36 artworks. The collection contains production files (scripts, production material, and correspondence); television files; story...
Christa Zinner was a well-known fashion and advertising photographer from the 1940s through the 1970s. Her photographs appeared in many popular magazines and newspaper supplements including Ebony, Look, Life, Harpers Bazaar, Sports Illustrated, TV Guide, etc. The collection consists of...
The documents Zinner's work as an astronomer and scientist at the Remeis Astronomical Observatory in Bamberg, Germany. The collection dates from 1818-1981, with the bulk of documents created in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and consists of almanacs,...
Four lists of new books (mainly religious) at the Zion Research Library [Brookline, Mass.] , 1932, and one printed document re terms of use for the library, n.d. Laid in Zion Research Library, Catalogue of the Zion Research Library (ARC...
Collection contains the personal and professional papers of Isadore Zipkin.
Collection consists of manuscripts, appointment books, notebooks, notepads, correspondence, newspaper clippings, newspapers in Russian, and telegrams....
Victor Zitta (1926- ) was a professor of political science. He taught at Gonzaga University (1958-60), Marquette University (1961-65), and the University of Maryland (1966-68). The collection consists of Zitta manuscripts including typescripts with holograph corrections of (1981) and (1983).
Relates to the career of General Heliodor Píka, Czechoslovak army officer, and chief of the Czechoslovak military mission in the Soviet Union during World War II, who was executed in Czechoslovakia in 1949. Includes two separate drafts, one of them...
Minutes, correspondence, reports, case files, and printed matter relating to relief activities on behalf of Polish refugees in Germany and to Polish émigré activities.
Relates to Herbert Hoover and United States Food Administration relief work in Poland at the end of World War I.
Typescript of poems, some with revisions, and typescript of a comedy, A Royal Fandango.
Include letters from Ina D. Coolbrith, R. H. Davis, Boutwell Dunlap, Thomas A. Edison Laboratory, Charles A. Keeler, Henry Kirk, Charmian London, Jack London, Friend W. Richardson, Joseph C. Rowell, George Sterling, William C. Morrow, Madge Morris Wagner, Herman Whitaker,...
Jan Zobel was a San Francisco tax professional, lesbian, LGBTQ activist, and philanthropist. She wrote "Minding Her Own Business: The Self-Employed Woman’s Guide to Taxes and Recordkeeping" and served as editor of "The San Francisco Bay Area People’s Yellow Pages."...
The Zobelein family collection consists of photographs, maps, clippings, ephemera, and realia that documents the history of the Zobelein family and the brewing industry in Los Angeles in the late 19th and 20th centuries. The collection includes images of the...
Marine microbiologist Claude E. ZoBell's biographical materials, correspondence, professional files, writings and photographs.
Collection of letters from Japanese-American war relocation centers. Written by various individuals. Describe life in centers in California and Utah, and resettlement in Nebraska. Background note by Miss Wyllie and a few clippings relating to Japanese-Americans also included.
This collection consists of scrapbooks, photographs, correspondence, newspaper and magazine clippings, miscellaneous documents, posters, programs, brochures, essays, and memorabilia
Roughly sorted. Correspondence, notes, transcripts and manuscripts for his writings on California history.
The collection contains correspondence, meeting minutes, conference materials, draft publications, press releases, and videotapes, 1993-1997 (1 linear foot), document Edward Zold's work with ACT UP Golden Gate in campaigning to make AIDS Health Policy.
Letters, telegraphic dispatches, and an autobiographical sketch, relating to conditions in Hungary in 1919 and to the Romanian intervention in Hungary.
The Curt J. Zoller Churchill collection: printed materials and ephemera contains approximately 550 items related to British statesman Winston Churchill (1874-1965). The items date from 1903 to 2010 and consist of articles from a variety of periodicals by and about...
Correspondence and newspaper issues, relating to the German occupation of Poland and to German concentration camps.
Review of Ridgely Torrence's group of Negro plays, Granny Maumee, The Rider of Dreams, and Simon the Cyrenian (2 folders)
This collection documents the Zonta Club of Newport Harbor’s “Share a Gift” Christmas tree campaign for 1960.
Collection documents the activities of the Zonta Club of Pasadena from 1929 through 2015.
This collection contains three travel diaries of David Zook, documenting river and rail travel in Boston, Massachusettes; New York, New York; Pasadena, California; and Los Angeles, California from 1901-1904.
A resident of the San Fernando Valley from 1920 to the mid-1970s, Albert Zoraster devoted much of his life to improving the quality of services in the community, particularly in the areas of transportation and municipal services. An active committee...
Zorima is posed with men in fur "cave man" costumes.
A collection of correspondence from Milford Zornes to Valerie Cohen from 1987 to 2004.
Relates to twentieth-century Hungarian history and to Hungarian émigré affairs.
Correspondence, memoranda, press releases, bills, testimony, studies, campaign literature, printed matter, and video tapes, relating to Congressional election campaigns, and various national political issues, particularly export administration of high technology products.
This collection contains oral history interviews with staff and patients of Zuckerberg San Francisco General.
Newspapers, clippings, journal issues, maps, memorabilia, etc., from the annual Burning Man arts festival held at Black Rock City in the Black Rock Desert, Nevada, 1998-2007.
This collection contains letters and photographs from Sgt. Don Zuber, Jr., USA during the Vietnam War. The collection also includes four letters from SP5 Jon M. Young, USA.
Relates to Russians in the Chinese army in the 1920s. Includes a summary of contents in English.
Sound recordings of interviews of Soviet and American government officials relating to Soviet foreign policy during the presidency of Mikhail Gorbachev.
This collection consists of material relating to Bessie Zuckerman, a prominent member of the community of music associations in Los Angeles between 1920 and 1940. Items include music scores, sheet music, performance programs, correspondence, photographs, ephemera, and publications. The collection...
Zuckerman's papers consist chiefly of correspondence with Hamburg, Israeli government officials, and U.S. farming and equipment experts. The papers also contain reports, color slides, and a large map of the Huleh....
Collection of screenplays, treatments and related material.
Reports and clippings, relating to the imposition of British censorship in Bermuda during World War II.
Diaries, notebooks, and printed matter, relating to Serbian military operations during World War I, and to Dra?a Mihailovic and the Cetnik resistance movement in Yugoslavia during World War II.
Pamphlets, leaflets, and bulletins, issued by the Soviet government and by various anti-communist organizations in the United States, relating to Soviet social policy, communism in Lithuania, and Lithuanians in the United States.
Consists of materials reflecting Zukas's leading role as a founder and activist for the disability rights and independent living movements. The collection includes his papers from the Center for Independent Living, the Disabled Students Program at U.C. Berkeley and other...
The Adolph Zukor correspondence spans the years 1912-1977 (bulk 1920-1935) and encompasses 3 linear feet. The collection consists of correspondence received by Zukor. There is also biographical data; speeches; invitations; programs; awards; stockholders' reports for Famous Players-Lasky, Paramount, and Paramount...
This collection consists of papers, speeches, and memorabilia of James Zumberge, former president of the University of Southern California (1980-1991).
Relates to American communism and the Communist International. Ph.D. thesis, University of London.
Correspondence with family and friends, relating to prison and exile conditions in Siberia, general political conditions in Russia, and Russian revolutionary activities.
Photographs of Zuni include war dances and other ceremonies, ruins of Spanish mission buildings, sacred Zuni sites, ruins of ancient Zuni pueblo, and views of the surrounding scenery.
This is a bound journal with the title "Zuni Vocabulary" by Matilda Coxe Stevenson, 1903. Vocabularly is listed in alphabetical divisions by English word or phrase with Zuni equivalent.
Relates to American-Honduran relations.
This collection comprises a photograph album with 57 tipped-in black and white photographs documenting the building of the Zupp family pool in Van Nuys, California. The photographs (each approximately 9 x 9 cm) and accompanying handwritten captions document the process...
These records, created by The Stanford Daily as well as their attorneys (Jerome B. Falk, Jr. and Robert H. Mnookin of the Howard, Prim, Rice, Nemerovski, Canday & Pollack law firm and Anthony G. Amsterdam of the Stanford Law School),...
News clippings, photographs, publications and other materials regarding early Santa Clara County aviator Roy Francis.
Relates to activities of the Akademiia nauk Ukraïns'koï RSR and especially to the editing of the Ukraïns'ka radians'ka entsyklopediia, and to social conditions in Russia.
Correspondence, writings, and memoranda relating to activities of White Russian military forces during the Russian Civil War.
This digital collection contains 264 black and white images from Frank Zwart's work as yearbook student photographer for Cowell College "Markings, 1969". Included are performances, informal portraits, and student activities, as well as visitors and events significant to the student...
Photographs taken by designer Piet Zwart to be used in his typographical work for various manufacturing companies in the Netherlands. Also includes photographic prints of architectural exteriors and interiors, and prints that are more artistic in nature.
Papers of Benjamin W. Zweifach, pioneering researcher in the field of microcirculation and co-founder of the Bioengineering Department at the University of California, San Diego. Zweifach served as professor of bioengineering at UCSD from 1966-1981 and was designated emeritus professor...
Correspondence, subject files, articles about pesticides, course materials, and files on conferences and organizations.
Case files, including correspondence, memoranda, and lists, relating to World War II military service of selected Polish officers, and to postwar veterans' affairs.
Relates to pro-Soviet Polish organizations during World War II.
Minutes, resolutions, membership rosters, statutes, and individual membership books, relating to communist youth activities in Poland.
This small collection contains correspondence, some photographs, 5 audio tapes, and 14 film reels of Fritz Zwicky (1898-1974), a Swiss astronomer who worked most of his life at the California Institute of Technology. The collection chiefly deals with Zwicky and...
Zalmen Zylbercweig (1894-1972) was born in Chortkov, Galicia. He started his career as an actor before he turned to writing, translating, and directing plays. He relocated to New York in 1937 where he served as editor for the for eleven...
Zyzzyva records, 1984-2007, contain correspondence, meeting minutes, mailing lists, budgets, and promotional and advertisement materials. The collection also includes manuscripts and galleys. Papers are arranged as received.