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Freedom House Records, 1933-2007: Finding Aid

MC187

Image from the Freedom House Records

These Archives were processed with the generous support of The National Historical Publications and Records Commission and The John Foster and Janet Avery Dulles Fund.

Published in 2000

©2006 Princeton University Library

Summary Information

Creator:

Freedom House (U.S.).

Title and dates:

Freedom House Records

1933-2007

Abstract:

The Freedom House Records document the organization's activities in advocating freedom and democracy throughout the world. The records provide an invaluable insight into an organization that evolved from an answer to Hitler's Braunhaus to a diligent monitor of freedom worldwide.

Size:

106.9 linear feet

Size:

182 boxes

Call number:

MC187

Location:

Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Public Policy Papers.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA

Language(s) of material:

English

Storage note:

This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

History of the Freedom House

Freedom House was conceived in 1941 during a discussion between Herbert and Eleanor Agar, Dorothy Thompson, George Field and Ulric Bell, on how to merge several local organizations that were advocating an end to United States isolationism. Field offered a simple solution: house all the organizations in one building. A physical merger would take place, but administratively the organizations would remain separate. Hence on October 31, 1941 Freedom House was officially incorporated in the state of New York as a non-partisan democratic challenge to the Braunhaus in Munich, a center for Nazi propaganda. As stated in its bylaws Freedom House would:

...stand as a symbol and center for the two-fold fight for freedom; to define this two-fold fight both in terms of resisting the totalitarian movement now threatening civilization and in terms of aspirations of all peoples for a world of freedom, peace and security; to promote the concrete application of the principles of freedom and democracy in the everyday affairs of the U.S.A., governmental and otherwise, so that by sacrifice, intelligence and justice this country can be an example in both the present and post-war world of democracy at its best; to encourage all democracies, including captive countries, to look to Freedom House in the U.S.A. as a beacon lighting the struggle for a free world; to act as a headquarters and clearing house for organizations enlisted in the fight for freedom, whether at home or abroad; to disseminate literature bearing on the above aims; and to serve as a coordinating center for such subordinate centers as may be established anywhere, to make the symbolism of Freedom House plain to the world...

From the outset, Freedom House drew upon the resources of its founders. George Field headed the New York chapter of the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, Herbert Agar was active in Fight for Freedom, Inc., while Dorothy Thompson was the founder of Ring of Freedom, all of whom served on the original Freedom House Board of Directors. Freedom House acquired a significant number of members when these organizations merged with it administratively in 1942.

The organization maintained an active pace throughout World War II. In its first year alone, it had arranged for more than 200 broadcasts over local radio stations and nation-wide networks; commemorated important anniversaries with various national groups; established a Labor-Industry Relations Bureau; coordinated meetings, exhibits and programs; provided a forum for exiled nationalists; and printed and distributed speeches and pamphlets. It served as a vocal proponent for racial integration of the U.S. armed forces, formal recognition of the Free French, an international commission on human rights, and the formation of the United Nations.

While Freedom House advocated collective social and political activism, it also sought to acknowledge individual contributions to the cause of freedom. The organization chose to honor those who acted on their wisdom and foresight. It bestowed the first Freedom Award in 1943 on journalist Walter Lippmann “for his outstanding clarity and vision in analyzing America's responsibilities toward the world of the future.” It became an annual award whose later recipients included men who jeopardized their lives and careers in the name of freedom. The Freedom Award was discontinued in 1977 only to be revived in 1991.

The organization's activities during World War II would establish its place in the American consciousness, attracting a wide variety of prominent Americans to its causes. Wendell Willkie and Eleanor Roosevelt were members of its board; screen and radio stars, such as Helen Hayes, Burgess Meredith and Tallulah Bankhead participated in its many programs; noted authors penned booklets, pamphlets, speeches and manifestos; and activists and politicians used its members to promote their platforms. Their celebrity provided Freedom House with national and international exposure.

Wendell Willkie's legacy had an enormous impact on the organization. Although he only attended one board meeting before his death in 1944, the board of Freedom House chose to honor him with a memorial. However, the memorial was not without controversy. Executive Secretary George Field suggested the creation of a Willkie Memorial Building, while President Dorothy Thompson was committed to the idea of an international library dedicated to Willkie's memory. The board supported Field's idea, and Thompson resigned as president in protest. The building would embody Willkie's “one world” concept by housing major non-profit organizations concerned with freedom, especially those whose goals were to advance the following objectives:

• Fostering international cooperation.
• Elimination of racial and religious antagonism.
• Advancement of civil rights.
• Improvement of labor-employer relations.
• Slum clearance and low-cost housing.

The Willkie Memorial Building of Freedom House, Inc. located at 20 West 40th Street was formally dedicated in October 1945. Its first occupants included the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Anti-Defamation League and Metropolitan Council of B'nai B'rith, Common Council For American Unity, Public Education Association, Citizens' Housing Council of New York, World Student Service Fund, and of course Freedom House. With the establishment and administration of the Willkie Memorial Building, Freedom House was able to fulfill its function as a coordinator, clearing house, and meeting place.

After the defeat of Nazism and Fascism, Freedom House focused its attention on new foreign and domestic threats from the Left and the Right. Specific post-war issues included the reconstruction of Europe, the Marshall plan, control of nuclear arms, withdrawal of colonial powers, U.S. participation in the United Nations and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, civil rights, and the spread of communism. Through its policy statements, forums, conferences, and publications, the organization helped to frame the national debate on these vital issues. It continued to voice its support and concerns throughout the years on a variety of issues that affected democratic principles and human rights at home and abroad.

The latter half of the 1960s had a pronounced effect on Freedom House, as the board was not immune to the differences dividing the country. Although it released statements supporting U.S. involvement in Vietnam, its board was deeply divided. Internally, an administrative change also altered the dynamics of the organization. George Field, a founding member, retired as its executive director and was replaced by Leonard Sussman. Although Field had selected Sussman as his successor, the two had different approaches to managing the organization. Field continued to serve on the board after his retirement but completely removed himself from the organization in 1970 after numerous disagreements with Sussman. Successive changes in the executive directorship occurred without animosity. Sussman retired in 1988 and was succeeded by R. Bruce McColm, who left in 1993. Replacing him was Adrian Karatnycky, who continues to serve as the organization's president, with Jim Denton becoming the executive director in 1997 when Freedom House merged with the National Forum Foundation.

Throughout the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s, the organization continued to provide platforms for the oppressed people of the world and to call attention to decisions that affected U.S. foreign policy and human freedom. During this time, Freedom House also expanded its agenda to include election monitoring, an annual assessment of political rights and civil liberties throughout the world, participation in international controversies regarding the news media, assistance to democratic revolutions in former Communist countries in Eastern Europe, and international democratization training programs.

Description

The Freedom House Records contain the administrative records of this organization. The collection consists of various forms of textual, graphic and audiovisual materials. The collection provides an overview of the organization and its activities, primarily through 1993. Many of the more recent records remain in the hands of the organization. It should also be noted that the records arrived in utter disarray with large portions of records missing.

Researchers interested in the first 29 years of Freedom House are strongly encouraged to examine the Freedom House Records, George Field Files (MC#48) housed at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library. Field took organizational as well as personal files with him when he left Freedom House in 1970. While these files do duplicate some of the material within this collection, they also contain original material.

Arrangement

Organized into the following series:

• Series 1: Board of Trustees, 1941-1994
• Subseries 1: Bylaws and Minutes, 1941-1994
• Subseries 2: Meeting Materials, 1941-1992
• Subseries 3: Correspondence, 1941-1993
• Subseries 4: Policy Statements, 1942-1993
• Series 2: Administration, 1940-1995
• Subseries 1: Executive Directors, 1940-1995
• Subseries 2: Washington Office, 1987-1994
• Subseries 3: Financial Records, 1941-1992
• Series 3: Willkie Memorial Building, 1944-1987
• Series 4: Programs and Projects, 1941-1996
• Subseries 1: Bookshelf/Books USA, 1956-1986
• Subseries 2: Radio and Television Broadcasts, 1941-1988
• Subseries 3: Conferences and In-Service, 1942-1994
• Subseries 4: Eurasia, 1940-1997
• Series 5: Awards and Celebrations, 1942-1993
• Series 6: Public Relations, 1941-1995
• Subseries 1: Press Releases, 1942-1995
• Subseries 2: Clippings, 1941-1992
• Series 7: Serials and Pamphlets, 1942-1999
• Series 8: Fight for Freedom, 1936-1943
• Series 9: Photographs, Audiovisual and Oversized, 1940-1992
• Series 10: May 2000 Accession, 1933-2001
• Series 11: December 2001 Accession, 1941-2002
• Series 12: November 2005 Accession, 1951-2005
• Series 13: October 2007 Accession, 1986-2007
• Series 14: September 2011 Accession, 1996-2000

Access and Use

Access

Collection is open for research use.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish materials from the collection must be requested from the Curator of the Public Policy Papers. Researchers are responsible for determining any copyright questions.

Acquisition and Appraisal

Provenance and Acquisition

These records were donated to the Princeton University Library in 1994 by Freedom House, Inc. (ML1994-8) with additional material received periodically from 1998 through 2007.

Accrual of Records

Accruals are expected from Freedom House on a periodic basis.

Related Materials

Related Archival Material

The Freedom House Records: George Field Files, 1933-1990 (MC#048), the Fight for Freedom, Inc. Records (MC#025), and the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies Records (MC#011) are housed at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library. Field's files reflect his service as Executive Director of the organization.

Processing and Other Information

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Kristine Marconi McGee in 1999-2000 with the assistance of Christine Kitto, Nicole Basta, Patrick Gallagher, Michael Gibney, Meghan Glass, Nate Holland, Chris Hoyte, Shantanu Mukherjee, Eric Reimer, Stan Ruda, Noelia Saenz, Brian Schulz, Sid Smith, Jeremy Sturchio, and Laura Vanderkam. Finding aid written by Kristine Marconi McGee in 1999-2000. The finding aid was updated to include accessions from 2000 through 2007 by Adriane Hanson in 2008.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Techbooks and Cristela García-Spitz on November 3, 2006.

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Freedom House Records, Box and Folder Number; Public Policy Papers, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

These materials have been indexed in the Princeton University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

• Agar, Herbert, 1897-1980 -- Correspondence.
• Agar, William M. (William Macdonough), 1894-1972 -- Correspondence.
• Barthe, Richmond, 1901-1989 -- Correspondence.
• Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 1928- -- Correspondence.
• Chase, Clifford P. (Clifford Philip), 1904-1982 -- Correspondence.
• Cherne, Leo, 1912- -- Correspondence.
• Douglas, Paul Howard, 1892- -- Correspondence.
• Drummond, J. Roscoe (James Roscoe), 1902-1983 -- Correspondence.
• Field, George, 1904- -- Correspondence.
• Gideonse, Harry David, 1901- -- Correspondence.
• Hook, Sidney, 1902- -- Correspondence.
• Javits, Jacob K. (Jacob Koppel), 1904-1986 -- Correspondence.
• Kampelman, Max M., 1920- -- Correspondence.
• Karatnycky, Adrian -- Correspondence.
• Kirkpatrick, Jeane J. -- Correspondence.
• Lord, Bette -- Correspondence.
• McColm, R. Bruce -- Correspondence.
• Moynihan, Daniel P. (Daniel Patrick), 1927- -- Correspondence.
• Richardson, John, 1921- -- Correspondence.
• Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962 -- Correspondence.
• Rustin, Bayard, 1912-1987 -- Correspondence.
• Smith, Margaret Chase, 1897- -- Correspondence.
• Stout, Rex, 1886-1975 -- Correspondence.
• Sussman, Leonard R. -- Correspondence.
• Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1882-1958 -- Correspondence.
• Thompson, Dorothy, 1893-1961 -- Correspondence.
• White, Walter Francis, 1893-1955 -- Correspondence.
• Wilkins, Roy, 1901-1981 -- Correspondence.
• Books USA.
• Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies.
• Fight for Freedom (Organization)
• Freedom House (U.S.)
• National Forum Foundation.
• Wendell Willkie Memorial Building.
• Civil rights -- United States -- 20th century.
• Freedom of information.
• Freedom of the press.
• Human rights.
• Human rights -- Eurasia -- 20th century.
• Human rights workers -- United States -- 20th century.
• Liberty.
• Nonprofit organizations -- United States -- 20th century -- Archives.
• Radio broadcasting -- United States.
• Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- United States.
• Vietnam War, 1961-1975 -- United States -- Mass media and the war.
• World War, 1939-1945 -- United States -- Propaganda.
• World War, 1939-1945 -- United States -- Public opinion.
• Clippings.
• Correspondence.
• Minutes.
• Press releases.
• Publications.
• Records.

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Contents List

1. Series 1: Board of Trustees, 1941-1994 Series Description Series 1: Board of Trustees, 1941-1994, contains four subseries: Bylaws and Minutes, Meeting Materials, Correspondence, and Policy Statements. Each subseries reveals an aspect of Freedom House's operation ranging from minutes describing administrative activities of the organization to lengthy discussions regarding current events of interest to the Freedom House Board.

2. Series 1, Subseries 1: Bylaws and Minutes, 1941-1994 Subseries Description Series 1, Subseries 1: Bylaws and Minutes, 1941-1994, is arranged chronologically. There are two distinct sets of minutes: the Board of Trustees meetings and the Executive Committee meetings. In accordance with the bylaws, the board was to meet at least once every three months exclusive of July and August. From 1970 on, this requirement was met or exceeded. However, prior to1970 meetings seem to have occurred once in the winter, usually in February, and once in the fall, usually in October. Where extant, notices and agendas are included with the minutes. The content of the minutes can be broken down into two parts. One part concerns the everyday administrative operations of Freedom House such as nominating new board members, discussing fund raising, reviewing committee work, deciding who would receive the Freedom Award, as well as the mundane tasks of managing the upkeep of the Willkie Memorial Building. The other material in the minutes concerns policy matters. Recorded here are board member discussions related to current events, such as the nuclear test ban treaty, the war in Vietnam, and, in general, dialogue regarding American foreign policy. The minutes of the Executive Committee are also arranged in chronological order. These records include the minutes for the year 1945 and 1960-1988. This committee consists of the officers of Freedom House and four members of the board. The Executive Committee acts as the governing body between meetings of the Board of Trustees. Hence many of the same issues and topics are discussed at both meetings.

3. Bylaws and Certificate of Incorporation, 1975-1994

   Box 1, Folder 1

4. Minutes, 1941-1969

   Box 1, Folder 2-27

5. Minutes, 1970-1988

   Box 2, Folder 1-19

6. Executive Committee Minutes, 1945-1968

   Box 2, Folder 20-27

7. Executive Committee Minutes, 1969-1988

   Box 3, Folder 1-20

8. Series 1, Subseries 2: Meeting Materials, 1941-1992 Subseries Description Series 1, Subseries 2: Meeting Materials, 1941-1992, is arranged chronologically and supplements the minutes of the Board of Trustees and Executive Committee by providing detailed information on matters discussed at these meetings. Meeting Materials for the early years focus on establishing the organization with an emphasis on enlisting the proper individuals for the Board of Trustees, finding financial support, and establishing operations in the Willkie Memorial Building. Information was sent to each board member prior to meetings and could include clippings, memoranda, committee reports, open letters to government agencies, policy statements, notification of conferences, and activity reports. Researchers should note that the folders for 1979-1981 contain comprehensive descriptions of Freedom House projects called Activities Reports that list all the activities of Freedom House in those years and describe in detail the wide variety of interests of the organization.

9. Meeting Materials, 1941-1962

   Box 3, Folder 21-42

10. Meeting Materials, 1963-1970 August

    Box 4, Folder 1-9

11. Meeting Materials, 1970 September-1974 August

    Box 5, Folder 1-9

12. Meeting Materials, 1974 September-1979 May

    Box 6, Folder 1-10

13. Meeting Materials, 1979 June-1981

    Box 7, Folder 1-10

14. Meeting Materials, 1982-1983 November

    Box 8, Folder 1-11

15. Meeting Materials, 1983 December-1986

    Box 9, Folder 1-11

16. Meeting Materials, 1986-1992

    Box 10, Folder 1-13

17. Series 1, Subseries 3: Correspondence, 1941-1993 Subseries Description Series 1, Subseries 3: Correspondence, 1941-1993, contains the correspondence of individual board members followed by the various committees of the board. It is arranged alphabetically by correspondent, then committee, and includes correspondence, speeches, articles, memoranda, reports and biographical information on each board member. The board member correspondence highlights the relationship between the individual members and the administration of the organization. The board consisted of such notables as William Agar, Zbigniew Brzezinski, Clifford Case, Leo Cherne, Paul Douglas, Roscoe Drummond, Harry Gideonse, Sidney Hook, Jacob Javits, Max Kampelman, Jeane Kirkpatrick, Bette Bao Lord, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, John Richardson, Bayard Rustin, Margaret Chase Smith, Rex Stout, Herbert Bayard Swope, Dorothy Thompson, Walter White, Roy Wilkins, and Wendell Willkie. The committees were established by the Executive Committee in the 1970s to streamline the operation of the organization and allow board members to participate actively in some aspect of Freedom House operations. Committees included the Comparative Survey Audit, Nominating, Planning, Program Audit, Public Affairs, and Publications. The most interesting committee material resides in the Program Audit Committee folders. This group examined the current programs of Freedom House and recommended a future course for these programs. Also included within this subseries is the Public Affairs Institute (PAI), which was governed by the Public Affairs Committee. The Institute was created in 1967 to counteract the influence of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, which “tended to veer considerably left of center.” The PAI sought to examine the most critical problems affecting free societies and to produce and publicize recommended correctives.

18. Trustee Biographies, Records, undated

    Box 11, Folder 1

19. Trustee Lists, 1960-1968

    Box 11, Folder 2

20. General Correspondence A-Z, 1941-1974

    Box 11, Folder 3-4

21. Agar, Herbert, 1942-1963

    Box 11, Folder 5

22. Agar, William, 1941-1968

    Box 11, Folder 6

23. Akers, Anthony B, 1967-1975

    Box 11, Folder 7

24. Bandler, Ned, Jr, 1970-1987

    Box 11, Folder 8

25. Bendetsen, Karl R, 1969-1979

    Box 11, Folder 9

26. Brooke, Edward W, 1967-1975

    Box 11, Folder 10

27. Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 1963-1986

    Box 11, Folder 11

28. Case, Clifford, 1979-1983

    Box 11, Folder 12

29. Chaikin, Sol C, 1975-1986

    Box 12, Folder 1

30. Cherne, Leo, 1974-1988

    Box 12, Folder 2-8

31. Cherne, Leo, 1947-1973

    Box 13, Folder 1-3

32. Chickering, A. Lawrence, 1982-1987

    Box 13, Folder 4

33. Cousins, Norman, 1945-1968

    Box 13, Folder 5

34. Diebold, John, 1969-1987

    Box 13, Folder 6-7

35. Douglas, Paul H, 1966-1973

    Box 13, Folder 8

36. Drummond, Roscoe, 1961-1983

    Box 13, Folder 9-10

37. Eagleburger, Lawrence S, 1985-1987

    Box 13, Folder 11

38. Emmet, Christopher, 1944-1974

    Box 13, Folder 12-13

39. Fogel, Seymour, 1972-1975

    Box 14, Folder 1

40. Ford, George B, 1945-1978

    Box 14, Folder 2

41. Foster, Richard B, 1979-1987

    Box 14, Folder 3

42. Fredericks, Wayne, 1974-1978

    Box 14, Folder 4

43. Gale, Henry and Elsie, 1959-1968

    Box 14, Folder 5

44. Gambino, Richard, 1973-1987

    Box 14, Folder 6-7

45. Gardner, Richard N, 1967-1987

    Box 14, Folder 8

46. Gideonse, Henry, 1941-1985

    Box 14, Folder 9-10

47. Gilmore, Robert W, 1978-1986

    Box 14, Folder 11

48. Goldsmith, Arthur, 1942-1944

    Box 14, Folder 12

49. Goldstein, Nathaniel L, 1942-1970

    Box 14, Folder 13

50. Gruson, Sydney, 1976-1980

    Box 14, Folder 14

51. Guyer, David L, 1976-1984

    Box 14, Folder 15

52. Harr, Karl Jr, 1981-1987

    Box 14, Folder 16

53. Hennelly, Edmund P, 1985-1987

    Box 14, Folder 17

54. Hoffman, Paul, 1951-1974

    Box 14, Folder 18

55. Hook, Sidney, 1975-1988

    Box 14, Folder 19-20

56. Hook, Sidney, 1966-1974

    Box 15, Folder 1

57. Irani, Cushrow, 1975-1987

    Box 15, Folder 2-4

58. Jackson, Katherine Gauss, 1942 and 1974-1975, 1942, 1974-1975

    Box 15, Folder 5

59. Javits, Jacob, 1950-1985

    Box 15, Folder 6

60. Jones, Nathaniel, 1976-1980

    Box 15, Folder 7

61. Joseph, Geri M, 1985-1987

    Box 15, Folder 8

62. Kampelman, Max M, 1981-1986

    Box 15, Folder 9-12

63. Kaplan, J. M, 1947-1969

    Box 15, Folder 13

64. Kinter, William, 1962-1987

    Box 16, Folder 1-3

65. Kirkpatrick, Jeane, 1981-1982

    Box 16, Folder 4

66. Koerner, James D, 1982-1985

    Box 16, Folder 5

67. Kondracke, Morton M, 1984-1987

    Box 16, Folder 6

68. Kriendler, Maxwell A, 1941-1969

    Box 16, Folder 7

69. Kristol, Irving, 1964-1967

    Box 16, Folder 8

70. Lamport, Harold, 1967-1968

    Box 16, Folder 9

71. Leibman, Morris I, 1962-1986

    Box 16, Folder 10-11

72. Levenstein, Aaron, 1965-1986

    Box 16, Folder 12

73. Levy, Leon, 1973-1987

    Box 16, Folder 13

74. Lindsay, John V, 1965-1966

    Box 17, Folder 1

75. Linowitz, Sol, 1965-1966

    Box 17, Folder 2

76. Lord, Bette Bao, 1993

    Box 17, Folder 3

77. Miller, Francis Pickens, 1959-1978

    Box 17, Folder 4

78. Morgan, Charles, Jr, 1984-1987

    Box 17, Folder 5

79. Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 1975-1988

    Box 17, Folder 6

80. Orton, Dwayne, 1959-1972

    Box 17, Folder 7

81. Overstreet, Bonaro W, 1961-1987

    Box 17, Folder 8-9

82. Patterson, Robert P, 1947-1952

    Box 17, Folder 10

83. Plumley, H. Ladd, 1979-1985

    Box 17, Folder 11

84. Redlich, Norman, 1980-1987

    Box 17, Folder 12

85. Reid, Whitelaw, 1968-1983

    Box 17, Folder 13

86. Richardson, John, 1979-1984

    Box 17, Folder 14-16

87. Richardson, John, 1964-1978

    Box 18, Folder 1-2

88. Riehm, John W, 1973-1987

    Box 18, Folder 3-5

89. Rivers, Francis E, 1974-1975

    Box 18, Folder 6

90. Roper, Elmo, 1946-1988

    Box 18, Folder 7-8

91. Rustin, Bayard, 1979-1987

    Box 18, Folder 9-10

92. Sargeant, Howland H, 1968-1984

    Box 18, Folder 11

93. Scalapino, Robert A, 1971-1987

    Box 18, Folder 12-13

94. Schloss, Walter J, 1978-1987

    Box 19, Folder 1

95. Seabury, Paul, 1963-1987

    Box 19, Folder 2-5

96. Seymour, Whitney North, 1964-1983

    Box 19, Folder 6

97. Shanker, Albert, 1980-1986

    Box 19, Folder 7

98. Simon, Caroline K, 1964-1987

    Box 19, Folder 8

99. Smith, Margaret Chase, 1970-1988

    Box 19, Folder 9-10

100. Steibel, Gerald L, 1959-1987

     Box 19, Folder 11-12

101. Stout, Rex, 1948-1976

     Box 20, Folder 1

102. Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1942-1987

     Box 20, Folder 2

103. Thompson, Dorothy, 1942-1948

     Box 20, Folder 3

104. Van Slyck, Philip, 1967-1982

     Box 20, Folder 4-5

105. Van Slyck, Philip: “Cuba to Vietnam to Afghanistan: Testing the American Will”, 1980

     Box 20, Folder 6

106. Wagner, Robert, 1982

     Box 20, Folder 7

107. Wattenberg, Ben, 1984-1987

     Box 20, Folder 8

108. Welles, Sumner, 1953

     Box 20, Folder 9

109. White, Walter, 1944-1955

     Box 20, Folder 10

110. White, William L, 1956-1973

     Box 20, Folder 11

111. Wigner, Eugene P, 1967-1987

     Box 20, Folder 12

112. Wilkins, Roy, 1948-1981

     Box 20, Folder 13

113. Wimpfheimer, Jacques D, 1963-1987

     Box 20, Folder 14

114. Willkie, Wendell, 1941-1954

     Box 20, Folder 15

115. Committee Assignments, 1974-1979

     Box 20, Folder 16

116. Comparative Survey Ad Hoc Committee, 1984

     Box 20, Folder 17

117. Nominating Committee, 1958-1977

     Box 20, Folder 18

118. Nominating Committee, 1978-1987

     Box 21, Folder 1-2

119. Planning Committee Minutes, 1963 December 5

     Box 21, Folder 3

120. Program Audit Committee, 1974-1977

     Box 21, Folder 4-5

121. Public Affairs Committee, 1974-1975

     Box 21, Folder 6

122. Public Affairs Institute (PAI), 1966-1970

     Box 21, Folder 7-8

123. PAI: Foundations, 1968-1969

     Box 21, Folder 9

124. PAI: Projects, 1967

     Box 21, Folder 10-11

125. PAI: Project, Grendon, Alexander, 1967-1968

     Box 22, Folder 1

126. PAI: Project, Hubbard, Howard Arms Debate, 1967-1968

     Box 22, Folder 2

127. PAI: Project, Mass News Media, 1969-1974

     Box 22, Folder 3-7

128. PAI: Project, Mass News Media: “Continuing Evolution of the Mass News Media”, 1967

     Box 22, Folder 8

129. PAI: Project, Mass News Media: Personnel, 1968

     Box 22, Folder 9

130. PAI: Project, Mass News Media: Reactions to Drafts, 1967-1969

     Box 22, Folder 10

131. PAI: Promotion, 1967

     Box 22, Folder 11

132. PAI: Prospectus, Responses, 1967

     Box 22, Folder 12

133. Publications Committee, 1974-1979

     Box 23, Folder 1

134. Series 1, Subseries 4: Policy Statements, 1942-1993 Subseries Description Series 1, Subseries 4: Policy Statements, 1942-1993, includes statements arranged in reverse chronological order, some of which were sporadically released to major newspapers, while others were made available only through sale by Freedom House. Policy statements can also be found among the various board minutes, meeting materials, pamphlets and in the Freedom House Newsletter. The files consist of correspondence, drafts, and memoranda on a wide variety of issues including Vietnam, Nixon and his Presidency, affirmative action, and South Africa, as well as other domestic and foreign policy issues. In issuing these statements, Freedom House hoped to provide a broad context for examining important policy issues, thus highlighting the correlation between policy and the United States' domestic, social and political ethos. The policy statements aroused support and opposition from both ends of the political spectrum.

135. Miscellaneous Statements, 1942-1988

     Box 23, Folder 2

136. Bosnia Statement, 1992-1993

     Box 23, Folder 3

137. Nicaragua Statement, 1986

     Box 23, Folder 4

138. “South Africa Without Illusions.”, 1985

     Box 23, Folder 5

139. Statement on “Civilianizing” El Salvador, 1984

     Box 23, Folder 6

140. Afghanistan Statement, 1984

     Box 23, Folder 7

141. Bipartisan Statement, 1984

     Box 23, Folder 8

142. UNESCO Statement, 1983

     Box 23, Folder 9

143. Policy Statement Outline, 1983

     Box 23, Folder 10

144. Executive Committee Statement on El Salvador, 1982

     Box 23, Folder 11

145. Afghanistan Statement, 1981

     Box 23, Folder 12

146. Hungarian Revolution Statement, 1981

     Box 23, Folder 13

147. South Africa Statement, 1980

     Box 23, Folder 14

148. Germ Warfare Statement, 1980

     Box 23, Folder 15

149. Statement on Paraguayan Journalists, 1980

     Box 23, Folder 16

150. Case's Op-Ed Statement on Rhodesia, 1979

     Box 23, Folder 17

151. US Policy Statement “US-Soviet Détente”, 1978

     Box 23, Folder 18

152. Illegal Aliens Statement, 1977-1978

     Box 23, Folder 19

153. Human Rights Foreign Policy Statement, 1977

     Box 23, Folder 20

154. “Not Good” is Not Enough Statement, 1975

     Box 23, Folder 21

155. Affirmative Action Statement, 1974

     Box 23, Folder 22

156. “Impeachment and the Healing of the Nation”, 1974

     Box 24, Folder 1

157. “News Media and the Government: The Clash of Concentrated Power”, 1973

     Box 24, Folder 2-3

158. “Toward a New American Consensus”, 1972

     Box 24, Folder 4

159. 1972 Presidential Campaign: “An Eleventh Hour Appeal: Talk Sense to the American People”, 1972

     Box 24, Folder 5

160. Busing, 1972

     Box 24, Folder 6

161. Mansfield Amendment Statement, 1971

     Box 24, Folder 7

162. Domestic Policy: “Can We Solve the Problems of a Free Society and Keep it Free?”, 1970

     Box 24, Folder 8

163. Foreign Policy Advisory, 1970

     Box 24, Folder 9

164. Nixon Reply: “Consensus”, 1970

     Box 24, Folder 10

165. University Crisis: “Non-Negotiable”, 1969

     Box 25, Folder 1

166. University Crisis: “Non-Negotiable” Responses, 1969

     Box 25, Folder 2

167. Anti-Ballistic Missile Defense (ADM) Debate, 1969

     Box 25, Folder 3

168. Presidential Election: “We Must Not Be Divided Against Ourselves”, 1968

     Box 25, Folder 4

169. Paris Negotiations: “American Politics and the Search for Peace”, 1968

     Box 25, Folder 5

170. President Johnson's Refusal to Seek Re-Election, 1968

     Box 25, Folder 6

171. Bolshevik Revolution: “Fiftieth Anniversary of a Universal Tragedy”, 1967

     Box 25, Folder 7

172. Puerto Rico Plebiscite, 1967

     Box 25, Folder 8

173. Vietnam and Related Issues, 1967

     Box 25, Folder 9

174. “A Crucial Turning Point in Vietnam”, 1965-1966

     Box 25, Folder 10

175. “Communist China and South Vietnam”, 1966

     Box 25, Folder 11

176. Vietnam: “For Peace...with Freedom”, 1965-1966

     Box 25, Folder 12-13

177. Vietnam: “The Silent Center Must Speak Up”, 1964-1965

     Box 26, Folder 1

178. Vietnam: “The Silent Center:” Dissenting Opinions, 1965

     Box 26, Folder 2

179. “Intelligent Citizenship in 1964”, 1964

     Box 26, Folder 3

180. U.S. Policy: A Statement Addressed to the President of the United States, 1964

     Box 26, Folder 4

181. “The Crisis in Race Relations”, 1963

     Box 26, Folder 5

182. Free Cuba, 1963-1964

     Box 26, Folder 6

183. Winning the Cold War: “Our Will to Win”, 1962

     Box 26, Folder 7

184. Freedom Riders, 1961

     Box 26, Folder 8

185. John Birch Society, 1961-1964

     Box 26, Folder 9

186. Communism: “Free Men Must Rally”, 1960-1961

     Box 26, Folder 10

187. Khrushchev's Visit to the United States, 1959

     Box 26, Folder 11

188. Foreign Policy: What are the Issues?, 1959

     Box 26, Folder 12

189. Communist Aggression: Report to the President, 1950

     Box 26, Folder 13

190. Fight for Freedom Manifesto, 1950

     Box 26, Folder 14

191. Declaration for a United Action, 1943

     Box 26, Folder 15

192. Series 2: Administration, 1940-1995 Series Description Series 2: Administration, 1940-1995, houses the administrative records of the organization. This series is divided into three subseries: Executive Directors, Washington Office, and Financial Records.

193. Series 2, Subseries 1: Executive Directors, 1940-1995 Subseries Description Series 2, Subseries 1: Executive Directors, 1940-1995, is arranged chronologically by director and alphabetically thereunder. These files contain correspondence, memoranda, clippings, reports, and articles reflecting each man's interests. George Field served as the first executive director of the organization, from its inception until 1967. Under Field's directorship, Freedom House established the annual Freedom Award, supported the Marshall Plan and the creation of NATO, published the Balance Sheet of Freedom, held conferences and established the Wendell Willkie Memorial Building. Leonard Sussman succeeded Field in 1967. Sussman, a journalist, enlarged and diversified the organization's programs. He developed a bi-monthly magazine, Freedom at Issue, the newsletter Freedom Monitor, and the yearly survey of political rights and civil liberties. Sussman was also instrumental in the creation of the International Council on the Future of Universities (ICFU), which for ten years organized scholars and intellectuals in Western Europe and the U.S. to defend higher education in the face of ideological assaults from inside and outside the academy. In 1973, an ICFU conference in Venice attended by 100 scholars from 15 countries concluded that greater pluralism was needed in higher education. Sussman retired as executive director in 1987 but remained associated with the organization as its senior scholar in international communications. R. Bruce McColm served as the director of the organization's Center for Caribbean and Central American Studies. In 1987, he was named deputy director and then elected executive director by the board in 1988. McColm increased Freedom House's visibility in Washington, D.C. and developed the Freedom Fund, which assisted democratic revolutions and provided civic education materials for the election campaigns in Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. To further facilitate the growth of civil society in Czechoslovakia and Hungary, the organization sponsored public policy institutes in those countries. McColm left Freedom House in 1993 and was replaced by Adrian Karatnycky, a trade union and human rights activist. In 1997, Freedom House merged with the National Forum Foundation. Karatnycky became president, and the former president of the NFF, Jim Denton, was named the new executive director. Few records of the Karatnycky and Denton administration are found in the collection.

194. George Field Files

195. A, 1946-1969

     Box 26, Folder 16-17

196. Allied Governments in Exile, 1942-1944

     Box 27, Folder 1

197. American Committee for Cultural Freedom, 1949-1957

     Box 27, Folder 2

198. American Friends of Vietnam, 1965-1966

     Box 27, Folder 3

199. American Jewish Committee, 1948-1967

     Box 27, Folder 4

200. Anti-Semitism, 1944-1956

     Box 27, Folder 5

201. B, 1944-1969

     Box 27, Folder 6-7

202. The Balance Sheet of Freedom, 1948-1970

     Box 27, Folder 8

203. Barnett, Frank, 1961-1969

     Box 27, Folder 9-10

204. Black, Algernon D.: “Peace is Everyone's Responsibility” Response, 1960-1961

     Box 27, Folder 11

205. “Bombshells from Books”, 1942-1943

     Box 27, Folder 12

206. Bosch, Jose M, 1963-1966

     Box 27, Folder 13

207. Brazil, 1963

     Box 27, Folder 14

208. Bricker Amendment, 1955

     Box 27, Folder 15

209. Bureau of Labor-Industrial Relations, 1942-1943

     Box 27, Folder 16

210. C, 1947-1963 April

     Box 27, Folder 17

211. C, 1963 May-1969

     Box 28, Folder 1-2

212. Center of Information Pro Deo (CIP), 1942-1943

     Box 28, Folder 3

213. Chicago Branch of Freedom House, 1942 and 1947, 1942, 1947

     Box 28, Folder 4

214. China: American Delegation, 1955

     Box 28, Folder 5

215. Citizens Committee for a Free Cuba, 1963-1965

     Box 28, Folder 6

216. Citizens for Victory, 1942-1943

     Box 28, Folder 7

217. City-Wide Citizens' Committee on Harlem, 1942-1944

     Box 28, Folder 8

218. Civil Rights, 1941-1966

     Box 28, Folder 9-10

219. Civil Rights: Reference Material, 1942-1956

     Box 28, Folder 11

220. Cold War Council, 1961-1965

     Box 28, Folder 12

221. Committee for National Morale, 1942

     Box 28, Folder 13

222. Committee for Refugee Education, Inc, 1942

     Box 28, Folder 14

223. Communism and Soviet Union, 1942-1959

     Box 28, Folder 15

224. Congressional Abuses, circa 1954

     Box 28, Folder 16

225. Council Against Intolerance in America, 1942

     Box 28, Folder 17

226. Cuba, 1961-1963

     Box 29, Folder 1

227. Council for Democracy, 1940-1943

     Box 29, Folder 2

228. D, 1942-1969

     Box 29, Folder 3

229. Democracy and Communism, 1962

     Box 29, Folder 4

230. Détente, 1962

     Box 29, Folder 5

231. Dodd, Thomas J, 1960-1966

     Box 29, Folder 6

232. Dubinsky, David, 1955-1969

     Box 29, Folder 7

233. E, 1943-1969

     Box 29, Folder 8

234. East, P. D, 1960-1961

     Box 29, Folder 9

235. Economists' Statements on Reciprocal Trade Agreements, 1943

     Box 29, Folder 10

236. Education for Freedom, 1943

     Box 29, Folder 11

237. Executive Order No. 10450, 1954

     Box 29, Folder 12

238. F, 1957-1968

     Box 29, Folder 13

239. Federal Union, 1942-1943

     Box 29, Folder 14

240. Field, George: Personal, 1940-1962 June

     Box 29, Folder 15-17

241. Field, George: Personal, 1962 July-1966

     Box 30, Folder 1

242. Field, George: Trip to England, 1942

     Box 30, Folder 2

243. Foreign Policy Association, 1961-1965

     Box 30, Folder 3

244. Form Letters, 1964-1968

     Box 30, Folder 4

245. Free French & Vichy, 1942-1943

     Box 30, Folder 5

246. Freedom Academy, 1962-1964

     Box 30, Folder 6

247. Freedom Assembly Pamphlet: Correspondence, 1961-1962

     Box 30, Folder 7

248. Freedom House Facts, 1942-1949

     Box 30, Folder 8

249. Freedom International, 1951

     Box 30, Folder 9

250. Freedom Pavilion (World's Fair), 1962

     Box 30, Folder 10

251. Freedom Workshop, 1942

     Box 30, Folder 11

252. Friends of Democracy, 1941-1945

     Box 30, Folder 12

253. Fund for the Republic, 1955-1964

     Box 30, Folder 13

254. G, 1943-1969

     Box 30, Folder 14

255. Greek-Turkish Aid Bill, 1947

     Box 30, Folder 15

256. Guide to Intelligent Citizenship in 1952, 1952

     Box 30, Folder 16

257. H, 1942-1969

     Box 30, Folder 17-18

258. House Committee on Un-American Activities, 1961-1963

     Box 31, Folder 1

259. Human Rights, 1966

     Box 31, Folder 2

260. Hungarian Revolt, 1956-1958

     Box 31, Folder 3

261. I, 1961-1968

     Box 31, Folder 4

262. India: Aid, 1951-1952

     Box 31, Folder 5

263. India: Freedom Question, 1940-1943

     Box 31, Folder 6

264. Inter-Faith Committee for Aid to the Democracies, 1940-1943

     Box 31, Folder 7

265. International Rescue Committee, 1957-1966

     Box 31, Folder 8

266. J, 1947-1967

     Box 31, Folder 9

267. Jonas, Gilbert, 1963-1967

     Box 31, Folder 10

268. K, 1942-1973

     Box 31, Folder 11

269. Kernan, William C, 1942-1946

     Box 31, Folder 12

270. Khrushchev Advertisement, 1960

     Box 31, Folder 13

271. Konvitz, Milton, 1963-1965

     Box 31, Folder 14

272. Konvitz, Milton: Chapter 6-9, circa 1965

     Box 31, Folder 15-16

273. Kuchel, Thomas, 1963

     Box 32, Folder 1

274. L, 1942-1969

     Box 32, Folder 2-3

275. Letters to the Editor, 1945-1969

     Box 32, Folder 4

276. M, 1942-1969

     Box 32, Folder 5

277. Mailing Lists, circa 1940-1942

     Box 32, Folder 6

278. Mc, 1942-1967

     Box 32, Folder 7

279. McCarthyism, 1950-1960

     Box 32, Folder 8

280. McMahon, Francis E.: Controversy, 1940-1944

     Box 32, Folder 9

281. Membership Mailings, 1942-1965

     Box 32, Folder 10-11

282. Morganthau, Hans, Records, undated

     Box 32, Folder 12

283. Mihajlov, Mihajlo, 1966

     Box 32, Folder 13

284. N, 1942-1969

     Box 33, Folder 1-2

285. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), 1942-1965

     Box 33, Folder 3

286. National Citizens Council on Civil Rights, 1948-1950

     Box 33, Folder 4-5

287. Non-Partisan Committee to Win the Peace, 1943-1944

     Box 33, Folder 6

288. Nuclear Testing, 1961-1963

     Box 33, Folder 7

289. O, 1950-1969

     Box 33, Folder 8

290. Office of War Information & Office of Facts & Figures, 1942-1943

     Box 33, Folder 9

291. Opposition Mail, 1947-1960

     Box 33, Folder 10

292. Organizations Cooperating with Freedom House, 1941-1945

     Box 33, Folder 11-13

293. P, 1948-1969

     Box 34, Folder 1

294. Patterson, Margaret, 1949-1958

     Box 34, Folder 2

295. Pegler, Westbrook, 1953-1956

     Box 34, Folder 3

296. Pilot Study of American Knowledge of Attitudes Toward Communism in Russia and in the U.S, 1962

     Box 34, Folder 4

297. Pinsky, Gerald, 1962-1968

     Box 34, Folder 5

298. Position Papers, 1962-1963

     Box 34, Folder 6

299. Press: Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1957-1966

     Box 34, Folder 7

300. Program for America, 1944

     Box 34, Folder 8

301. Projects & Programs, 1943, 1948 and 1964-1965, 1943, 1948, 1964-1965

     Box 34, Folder 9

302. The Public Interest, 1964-1967

     Box 34, Folder 10

303. Pugwash Conference, 1961

     Box 34, Folder 11

304. Q, 1965

     Box 34, Folder 12

305. R, 1945-1969

     Box 34, Folder 13-15

306. Reprint Series: Correspondence, 1960-1964

     Box 34, Folder 16

307. Right-Wing Groups, 1961-1966

     Box 34, Folder 17

308. Rockett, Frederick: Crisis Study, 1962

     Box 35, Folder 1

309. Romulo, Carlos R, 1962

     Box 35, Folder 2

310. Roosevelt-Spellman Controversy, 1949

     Box 35, Folder 3

311. S, 1941-1969

     Box 35, Folder 4-7

312. Sane Nuclear Policy Committee, 1948-1962

     Box 35, Folder 8-9

313. Soviet Affairs Analysis Service, 1961-1963

     Box 35, Folder 10

314. Soviet Crimes & Khrushchev's Confessions, 1956-1963

     Box 35, Folder 11

315. Stage, Screen, Radio Division, 1950

     Box 35, Folder 12

316. T, 1945-1968

     Box 35, Folder 13

317. Trager, Frank N, 1942, 1964-1966

     Box 35, Folder 14

318. 25th Anniversary Program, 1963-1965

     Box 36, Folder 1-2

319. 25th Anniversary Program: Survey on the Problem Areas Affecting Freedom, 1963-1964

     Box 36, Folder 3

320. 25th Anniversary Program: Survey on the Problem Areas Affecting Freedom, Questionnaires, 1964

     Box 36, Folder 4

321. U-V, 1945-1968

     Box 36, Folder 5

322. United Nations, 1942-1958

     Box 36, Folder 6

323. U.S. Army Discussion Groups, 1942-1944

     Box 36, Folder 7

324. United States Information Agency, 1954-1966

     Box 36, Folder 8

325. Vierek, Peter, 1950

     Box 36, Folder 9

326. Vote for Freedom, 1942

     Box 36, Folder 10

327. W, 1944-1969

     Box 36, Folder 11-12

328. Wartime Enemy Alien Problem, 1942

     Box 36, Folder 13

329. Weekly Events, Schedules, 1942-1945

     Box 37, Folder 1

330. What's “Right” and “Left”?: Correspondence, 1962-1963

     Box 37, Folder 2

331. Williams, Chester, 1960-1963

     Box 37, Folder 3

332. Writer's War Board, 1944-1945

     Box 37, Folder 4

333. X-Z, 1961-1966

     Box 37, Folder 5

334. Leonard Sussman Files

335. A, 1965-1987

     Box 37, Folder 6-7

336. Abrams, Elliot, 1981-1986

     Box 37, Folder 8

337. Activity Reports, 1982-1983

     Box 37, Folder 9

338. Afghanistan, 1977-1988

     Box 38, Folder 1-4

339. African Policy, 1984

     Box 38, Folder 5

340. Agree, George, 1977-1982

     Box 38, Folder 6

341. Alexander, Robert J., 1974 and 1981-1987, 1974, 1981-1987

     Box 38, Folder 7

342. American Council on Germany, 1975-1980

     Box 38, Folder 8

343. American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO), 1973-1986

     Box 38, Folder 9

344. American Institute for Free Labor Development, 1974-1987

     Box 38, Folder 10

345. American Universities Field Staff, 1978

     Box 38, Folder 11

346. Amitay, Records, undated

     Box 39, Folder 1

347. Amnesty International, 1976-1983

     Box 39, Folder 2

348. Anastasi, Paul, 1986-1987

     Box 39, Folder 3

349. Argentina, 1979

     Box 39, Folder 4

350. Arms Race - Howard Hubbard, 1968

     Box 39, Folder 5

351. Australian Association for Cultural Freedom, 1971-1973

     Box 39, Folder 6

352. B, 1967-1987

     Box 39, Folder 7-9

353. Balance Sheet of Freedom, 1968-1969

     Box 39, Folder 10

354. Barnett, Frank, 1967-1969

     Box 39, Folder 11

355. Bipartisan Study Group, 1971-1972

     Box 39, Folder 12

356. Bittson Award, 1969-1972

     Box 39, Folder 13

357. Board of Foreign Scholarships, 1971

     Box 39, Folder 14

358. Bodie, William: Soviet Propaganda, 1986

     Box 39, Folder 15

359. Braestrup, Peter, 1974-1975 and 1981, 1974-1975, 1981

     Box 39, Folder 16

360. C, 1967-1975

     Box 39, Folder 17-18

361. C, 1976-1986

     Box 40, Folder 1-2

362. Cambodia, 1972-1983

     Box 40, Folder 3

363. Campaign Questions, 1972

     Box 40, Folder 4

364. Canada, 1971

     Box 40, Folder 5

365. Canham, Erwin: Press & Government, 1973

     Box 40, Folder 6

366. Center for Appeals for Freedom, 1978-1985

     Box 40, Folder 7-8

367. Chicago 7, 1970

     Box 40, Folder 9

368. Communist Tyranny, 1969-1973

     Box 40, Folder 10

369. Comparative Survey of Freedom, 1971-1977

     Box 40, Folder 11-12

370. Comparative Survey of Freedom, 1978-1979 and 1983, 1978-1979, 1983

     Box 41, Folder 1

371. Comparative Survey of Freedom: American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1986

     Box 41, Folder 2

372. Comparative Survey of Freedom: Critique, 1981

     Box 41, Folder 3

373. Comparative Survey of Freedom: State Department, 1976

     Box 41, Folder 4

374. Coordinating Center for Democratic Opinion, Records, undated

     Box 41, Folder 5

375. D, 1967-1987

     Box 41, Folder 6-7

376. Democracy International, 1980-1983

     Box 41, Folder 8

377. Democracy Manifesto, 1983

     Box 41, Folder 9

378. Department of State, 1979-1986

     Box 41, Folder 10

379. Derrian, Patricia, 1977-1980

     Box 41, Folder 11

380. DeThassy, Eugene, 1980-1981

     Box 41, Folder 12

381. Developing Democracy, 1986-1987

     Box 41, Folder 13

382. Development Program, 1976-1977

     Box 41, Folder 14

383. Djilas, Milovan, 1980-1987

     Box 41, Folder 15

384. Douglas, William: Labor Study, 1978

     Box 41, Folder 16

385. E, 1967-1986

     Box 41, Folder 17

386. East-West Roundtable, 1986-1988

     Box 42, Folder 1

387. Economic Aid, 1976

     Box 42, Folder 2

388. Education For Democracy, 1986-1987

     Box 42, Folder 3

389. Education For Freedom: Proposal, 1984-1986

     Box 42, Folder 4

390. El Salvador, 1981-1984

     Box 42, Folder 5-6

391. Encounter, 1970-1987

     Box 42, Folder 7-8

392. Epopteia, 1986-1987

     Box 42, Folder 9

393. Esperanto, 1977-1987

     Box 42, Folder 10

394. Ethics and Public Policy Center, 1981-1983

     Box 42, Folder 11

395. Ethiopia, 1982

     Box 42, Folder 12

396. Eways, Leila, 1986

     Box 42, Folder 13

397. Exchange, 1985-1987

     Box 43, Folder 1

398. F, 1967-1987

     Box 43, Folder 2-3

399. Feinstone, Sol, 1977-1980

     Box 43, Folder 4

400. Field, George, 1980-1991

     Box 43, Folder 5

401. Film: What Is Democracy: An Exploration of the World's Democratic Institutions, 1983

     Box 43, Folder 6

402. Foreign Policy Council, 1971-1972

     Box 43, Folder 7

403. 45th Anniversary, 1986

     Box 43, Folder 8

404. Foundation For Freedom, 1980

     Box 43, Folder 9

405. Freedom House at Forty, 1981

     Box 43, Folder 10

406. Freedom Radio, 1972-1975

     Box 43, Folder 11

407. Fritz, Helen: Marion Adams, 1973-1975

     Box 43, Folder 12

408. Fund For Freedom, 1967-1970

     Box 43, Folder 13

409. G, 1967-1980

     Box 43, Folder 14

410. G, 1981-1988

     Box 44, Folder 1

411. Gershman, Carl, 1980-1982

     Box 44, Folder 2

412. Gottlieb, Robert A, 1975

     Box 44, Folder 3

413. Grant, Frances, 1987

     Box 44, Folder 4

414. Grenada, 1981-1983

     Box 44, Folder 5

415. H, 1967-1987

     Box 44, Folder 6-9

416. Hackett, John, 1982

     Box 44, Folder 10

417. Haitian Refugees, 1980-1983

     Box 44, Folder 11

418. Hansen, Peter T, 1972-1973

     Box 44, Folder 12

419. Harway, Maxwell, 1987

     Box 44, Folder 13

420. Health, Education and Welfare (HEW), 1971-1980

     Box 44, Folder 14-15

421. Herz, Martin F., Ambassador, 1974-1977

     Box 45, Folder 1

422. Human Rights, 1977-1987

     Box 45, Folder 2

423. Human Rights: National Conference, 1976-1977

     Box 45, Folder 3

424. Human Rights and Defense: The Struggle for the 1980s, 1981

     Box 45, Folder 4

425. Human Rights Internet, 1981-1986

     Box 45, Folder 5

426. I, 1974-1987

     Box 45, Folder 6-7

427. Ideate, 1978

     Box 45, Folder 8

428. Inkatha Yenkuleko Yesizwe, 1982-1985

     Box 45, Folder 9

429. Institute for Contemporary Studies, 1986

     Box 45, Folder 10

430. Institute for Educational Affairs, 1981-1986

     Box 45, Folder 11

431. Institute for Foreign Policy Analysis, Inc, 1983-1985

     Box 45, Folder 12

432. Institute for Study of Genocide, 1983

     Box 45, Folder 13

433. International Committee on the University Emergency (ICUE), 1970-1973

     Box 45, Folder 14-16

434. ICUE: Arrangements, 1970

     Box 45, Folder 17

435. ICUE: Invitations, Acceptances and Regrets, 1970

     Box 45, Folder 18

436. ICUE: Invitations, Acceptances and Regrets, 1970

     Box 46, Folder 1

437. ICUE: Invitations and Signatories, 1970

     Box 46, Folder 2

438. ICUE: Venice Conference, 1973

     Box 46, Folder 3

439. International Council on the Future of the University (ICFU), 1974-1984

     Box 46, Folder 4-9

440. ICFU: Lisbon Conference, 1980-1981

     Box 47, Folder 1

441. ICFU: Lisbon Conference Papers, 1981

     Box 47, Folder 2

442. ICFU: Membership Directory, 1979

     Box 47, Folder 3

443. ICFU: Newsletter, 1974-1981

     Box 47, Folder 4

444. ICFU: Wingspread Conference, 1974 and 1976, 1974, 1976

     Box 47, Folder 5

445. International League for Human Rights, 1976-1983

     Box 47, Folder 6

446. International Parliamentary Group, 1985-1987

     Box 47, Folder 7

447. International Press Institute, 1974-1980

     Box 47, Folder 8-9

448. International Rescue Committee, Inc., 1968 and 1974-1986, 1968, 1974-1986

     Box 47, Folder 10

449. Iran, 1979-1982

     Box 47, Folder 11

450. J, 1967-1987

     Box 47, Folder 12-13

451. Johnson, Charles, 1976

     Box 47, Folder 14

452. K, 1966-1982

     Box 47, Folder 15

453. K, 1983-1987

     Box 48, Folder 1

454. Khronika, 1980-1985

     Box 48, Folder 2

455. Kissinger Briefing, 1971-1972

     Box 48, Folder 3

456. Kontinent, 1977-1979

     Box 48, Folder 4

457. Krygier, H. Richard, 1980-1986

     Box 48, Folder 5

458. L, 1967-1987

     Box 48, Folder 6-10

459. Labor Unions, 1972-1979 and 1985, 1972-1979, 1985

     Box 48, Folder 11

460. Land Council, 1980

     Box 48, Folder 12

461. Lehman, Maxwell, 1967-1968

     Box 48, Folder 13

462. Letters to the Editor, 1967-1972

     Box 48, Folder 14

463. Liberté Sans Frontières, 1985

     Box 48, Folder 15

464. Libro Libre, 1984-1987

     Box 49, Folder 1-3

465. Lowenstein, Allard K, 1979

     Box 49, Folder 4

466. Lubell, Samuel, 1970-1974

     Box 49, Folder 5

467. M, 1967-1982

     Box 49, Folder 6-8

468. Mass News Media Evaluation, 1967-1973

     Box 49, Folder 9

469. Maxwell A. Kriendler Memorial Lecture, 1974-1975

     Box 49, Folder 10

470. Membership Development Program, 1981

     Box 49, Folder 11

471. Membership Development Program, 1982

     Box 50, Folder 1

472. Membership Mailings, 1967-1987

     Box 50, Folder 2-3

473. Mexico, 1985

     Box 50, Folder 4

474. Mihajlov, Mihajlo, 1971-1979

     Box 50, Folder 5-6

475. Moral Equivalence, 1985

     Box 50, Folder 7

476. N, 1967-1982

     Box 50, Folder 8-9

477. National Endowment for Democracy, 1982-1983 January

     Box 50, Folder 10

478. National Endowment for Democracy, 1983 February-1986

     Box 51, Folder 1-2

479. National Endowment for Democracy: Exchange, 1987

     Box 51, Folder 3

480. National Information Bureau, Inc, 1972-1979

     Box 51, Folder 4

481. News Media Project, 1969-1970

     Box 51, Folder 5

482. Nixon, Richard M, 1971-1973

     Box 51, Folder 6

483. Nolte, Ernst, 1971

     Box 51, Folder 7

484. Novation Series Exhibit, 1982

     Box 51, Folder 8

485. O, 1968-1984

     Box 51, Folder 9

486. Office of Technology Statement, 1982-1984

     Box 51, Folder 10-11

487. P, 1967-1976

     Box 51, Folder 12

488. P, 1977-1987

     Box 52, Folder 1-3

489. Pakistan, 1971-1972

     Box 52, Folder 4

490. Panama, 1977-1985

     Box 52, Folder 5

491. Payne, Douglas, 1987

     Box 52, Folder 6

492. Peace With Freedom In Vietnam: Citizens Committee, 1967-1968

     Box 52, Folder 7

493. Peru: Institute for Freedom and Democracy, 1981-1983

     Box 52, Folder 8

494. “People's Rights and the Redefinition of Human Rights”, 1983

     Box 52, Folder 9

495. Pfaltzgraff, Robert: Article, 1974

     Box 52, Folder 10

496. Platform Committees, 1972

     Box 52, Folder 11

497. Poland, 1977-1987

     Box 52, Folder 12-13

498. Pool, Ithiel De Sola, 1980-1984

     Box 53, Folder 1

499. Pravda, 1987

     Box 53, Folder 2

500. Press: Miscellaneous, 1975-1977

     Box 53, Folder 3

501. Program for Soviet Émigré Scholars and Scientists, 1980

     Box 53, Folder 4

502. Projects and Programs, 1968-1986

     Box 53, Folder 5-6

503. Propaganda, 1984-1987

     Box 53, Folder 7-8

504. Quadrant, 1971-1982

     Box 53, Folder 9

505. R, 1967-1982

     Box 53, Folder 10

506. Restoring Confidence in American Institutions, 1972-1976

     Box 53, Folder 11

507. Rhodesian Election, 1979-1980

     Box 53, Folder 12-13

508. Rhodesian Election: Journal, 1979

     Box 53, Folder 14

509. Rhodesian Election: Reference Material, 1979-1980

     Box 54, Folder 1

510. Rochester Committee, 1973

     Box 54, Folder 2

511. S, 1967-1988

     Box 54, Folder 3-6

512. Sage, Russell, 1976

     Box 54, Folder 7

513. Sagermark, Bertil, 1974-1982

     Box 54, Folder 8

514. Sakharov, Orlov and Shcharansky, 1982-1983

     Box 54, Folder 9

515. Sakharov Hearings, 1979-1987

     Box 54, Folder 10

516. Sargeant, Howland, 1978-1986

     Box 54, Folder 11

517. Savimbi, Jonas Malheiro, 1979-1987

     Box 54, Folder 12

518. Seiler, John: African Project, 1981-1982

     Box 54, Folder 13

519. Senate Legisation Telegram, 1968

     Box 55, Folder 1

520. Setzer, Michael, 1977

     Box 55, Folder 2

521. Shultz, George P, 1983-1985

     Box 55, Folder 3

522. Sithole, Rev. Ndabaningi, 1985-1987

     Box 55, Folder 4

523. Social Democrats USA, 1977-1983

     Box 55, Folder 5

524. Social Responsibility: Overseas Conference, 1971-1973

     Box 55, Folder 6

525. Social Self-Defense Committee, 1977

     Box 55, Folder 7

526. South Africa, 1984-1987

     Box 55, Folder 8

527. South Korea, 1976

     Box 55, Folder 9

528. Soviet Defectors: Press Conferences, 1983-1984

     Box 55, Folder 10

529. Steinberg, Jacob: “Moscow Book Fair Revisited”, 1977-1979

     Box 55, Folder 11

530. Sumitomo Fund, 1975

     Box 55, Folder 12

531. Survey, 1975-1984

     Box 55, Folder 13-15

532. Sussman, Leonard: Speeches, 1975-1982 and 1988, 1975-1982, 1988

     Box 55, Folder 16

533. Sussman, Leonard: Testimony, 1975 and 1981, 1975, 1981

     Box 55, Folder 17

534. T, 1967-1987

     Box 56, Folder 1-4

535. Taiwan, 1986-1987

     Box 56, Folder 5

536. Thoma, William Charles, 1978-1980

     Box 56, Folder 6

537. Thorne, Ludmilla, 1979-1988

     Box 56, Folder 7-8

538. Tibet, 1979-1983

     Box 56, Folder 9

539. Today's American: Responses, 1986-1987

     Box 56, Folder 10

540. 200th Anniversary of Constitution, 1986-1987

     Box 56, Folder 11

541. U, 1969-1987

     Box 57, Folder 1

542. UNESCO, 1976 and 1978, 1976, 1978

     Box 57, Folder 2

543. United States Information Agency, 1966-1987

     Box 57, Folder 3-4

544. University Centers for Rational Alternatives, 1970-1986

     Box 57, Folder 5-6

545. University in Crisis, 1968

     Box 57, Folder 7

546. University Press of America, Inc, 1987

     Box 57, Folder 8

547. Urban Agent, 1968-1974

     Box 57, Folder 9

548. Urban, G.R, 1975-1983

     Box 57, Folder 10

549. V, 1969-1987

     Box 58, Folder 1-3

550. Vietnam, 1966-1985

     Box 58, Folder 4

551. Vietnam and Southeast Asia: Conference Proposal, 1968-1971

     Box 58, Folder 5

552. Vincent, Kitson, 1982-1987

     Box 58, Folder 6

553. W, 1967-1982

     Box 58, Folder 7-11

554. W, 1983-1987

     Box 59, Folder 1-3

555. Wall Street Journal, 1983-1986

     Box 59, Folder 4

556. Wallenberg, Raoul, 1980-1983

     Box 59, Folder 5

557. Watergate, 1973

     Box 59, Folder 6

558. Westview Press, 1985-1986

     Box 59, Folder 7

559. White House, 1980-1986

     Box 59, Folder 8

560. Wick Funding Project, 1983

     Box 59, Folder 9

561. X-Y-Z, 1971-1987

     Box 59, Folder 10

562. Yale Questionnaire, 1980-1981

     Box 59, Folder 11

563. Yearbook of Freedom Project, 1975-1978

     Box 59, Folder 12

564. Yugoslavia, 1974-1987

     Box 59, Folder 13

565. R. Bruce McColm Files

566. Acheh/Sumatra National Liberation Front, 1992-1993

     Box 59, Folder 14

567. Activities, 1990-1991

     Box 59, Folder 15

568. Afghanistan, 1988 January-1988 June

     Box 59, Folder 16

569. Afghanistan, 1988 July-1991

     Box 60, Folder 1-2

570. Africa, 1988-1992

     Box 60, Folder 3

571. Albania, 1988

     Box 60, Folder 4

572. American Bar Association, 1991-1992

     Box 60, Folder 5

573. Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, 1988-1992

     Box 60, Folder 6

574. AFL-CIO, 1990-1992

     Box 60, Folder 7

575. American Institute for Free Labor Development, 1985-1992

     Box 60, Folder 8

576. American Jewish Committee, 1990

     Box 60, Folder 9

577. Angola, 1988-1993

     Box 60, Folder 10-12

578. Armenia, 1988-1989

     Box 60, Folder 13

579. Aronson, Bernard, 1989-1990

     Box 61, Folder 1

580. Association for Independent Analysis Czechoslovakia, 1990 August-1993 February

     Box 61, Folder 2

581. Atlas Economic Research Foundation, 1992

     Box 61, Folder 3

582. Balkans, 1992-1993

     Box 61, Folder 4

583. Best, Tony, 1991 November

     Box 61, Folder 5

584. Brown, Brian A, 1988-1991

     Box 61, Folder 6

585. Brown, Charles, 1991-1994

     Box 61, Folder 7

586. Bulgaria, 1990-1992

     Box 61, Folder 8

587. Burma, 1993 May-1993 June

     Box 61, Folder 9

588. C, 1989-1991

     Box 61, Folder 10

589. Cambodia, 1990-1994

     Box 61, Folder 11

590. Central America Task Force, 1988

     Box 61, Folder 12

591. CAPEL: Inter-American Center for Electoral Promotion and Assistance, 1988-1990

     Box 61, Folder 13

592. Charter 77 Foundation, 1990-1992

     Box 61, Folder 14

593. Chile, 1987-1990

     Box 61, Folder 15

594. Chile: Plebiscite Briefing, 1988

     Box 61, Folder 16-17

595. China, 1989-1992

     Box 61, Folder 18

596. Christian Democrat International, 1990

     Box 61, Folder 19

597. Citizens Democracy Corps, Inc, 1991-1992

     Box 61, Folder 20

598. Cohen, Jonathan R, 1991-1992

     Box 62, Folder 1

599. Commonwealth of Independent States, 1989-1992

     Box 62, Folder 2-3

600. Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, 1990-1993

     Box 62, Folder 4

601. Consular Law Society, 1992

     Box 62, Folder 5

602. Corr, Edwin G, 1988

     Box 62, Folder 6

603. Cuba, 1988-1993

     Box 62, Folder 7-10

604. Czechoslovakia, 1990-1991

     Box 62, Folder 11

605. Czechoslovakia: Civic Forum, 1989-1991

     Box 63, Folder 1

606. Czech/Hungary/Poland Freedom House Report, 1991 April

     Box 63, Folder 2-3

607. Debt for Democracy, 1991 July

     Box 63, Folder 4

608. Democracy Corps, 1992

     Box 63, Folder 5

609. Democracy Project, 1988-1990

     Box 63, Folder 6

610. Democratic Movements in Eastern Europe, 1990 February-May

     Box 63, Folder 7

611. Democratic National Convention, 1992 May

     Box 63, Folder 8

612. Democratic Revolution, 1989-1990

     Box 63, Folder 9

613. Diem, Bui, 1990

     Box 63, Folder 10

614. Dimitrov, Philip Dimitrov: Bulgarian Prime Minister Roundtable, 1992

     Box 63, Folder 11

615. East-West Roundtable, 1982-1988 May

     Box 63, Folder 12-14

616. East-West Roundtable: The East-West Papers, 1986-1988

     Box 64, Folder 1

617. Eastern Europe, 1988-1992

     Box 64, Folder 2

618. Eastern Europe: Pehe, Jiri, 1987-1989

     Box 64, Folder 3

619. Eastern Europe: Polling Project, 1990-1992 January

     Box 64, Folder 4

620. Eastern Europe: Program Proposal, 1988

     Box 64, Folder 5

621. Education for Public Inquiry and International Citizenship, 1990-1993

     Box 64, Folder 6-7

622. El Salvador, 1987-1989

     Box 64, Folder 8-9

623. El Salvador, 1990-1993

     Box 65, Folder 1-2

624. Encounter Limited, 1989-1992

     Box 65, Folder 3-4

625. Ethiopia, 1988-1991

     Box 65, Folder 5-6

626. Ethiopia: “Contrasts and Contradictions”, 1987

     Box 65, Folder 7

627. Farrar, Straus & Giroux: Eastern Europe Book Project, 1992-1993

     Box 65, Folder 8

628. Field, George, 1991

     Box 65, Folder 9

629. Foundation for Human Rights and Democracy in China, 1991-1992

     Box 65, Folder 10

630. Fraser Institute, 1992

     Box 65, Folder 11

631. Free Elections Project, 1990-1992

     Box 65, Folder 12

632. Freedom House Visitors, 1989-1993 September

     Box 65, Folder 13

633. Free Society Project, 1992-1993

     Box 65, Folder 14

634. Friedrich Ebert Foundation, 1992

     Box 65, Folder 15

635. Goodman, M.E.: Director of Development, 1991-1992

     Box 66, Folder 1

636. Global Democracy 2000, 1992

     Box 66, Folder 2

637. Grant, Francis E, 1987-1993

     Box 66, Folder 3

638. Grenada, 1983-1988

     Box 66, Folder 4

639. Guatemala, 1985-1990

     Box 66, Folder 5

640. Haiti, 1987-1992

     Box 66, Folder 6-7

641. Honduras, 1988

     Box 66, Folder 8

642. Hungary, 1988-1992

     Box 66, Folder 9-10

643. Hungary: Balint Magyar, 1989-1990

     Box 66, Folder 11

644. Hungary: Roundtable Discussion, 1991-1992

     Box 66, Folder 12

645. I, 1986-1993

     Box 67, Folder 1

646. Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1991-1992

     Box 67, Folder 2

647. Indian Law Resource Center, 1985-1992

     Box 67, Folder 3-4

648. Institute for Contemporary Studies, 1989-1993

     Box 67, Folder 5

649. Institute of East-West Dynamics, 1992-1993

     Box 67, Folder 6

650. Inter-Tribal Council of Louisiana: Earnest Sickey, 1987

     Box 67, Folder 7

651. Kaplan, Roger, 1988-1993

     Box 67, Folder 8-9

652. Karl, Jonathan, 1989-1993

     Box 67, Folder 10

653. Kean, Chris, 1990-1992

     Box 67, Folder 11

654. Kemble, Penn, 1988-1989 May

     Box 67, Folder 12-13

655. Kemble, Penn, 1989 June-1993

     Box 68, Folder 1-5

656. Kemble, Penn: Democracy in the World, 1991-1992

     Box 68, Folder 6

657. Kemble, Penn: USSR, 1991-1992

     Box 68, Folder 7

658. Kis, Janos, 1988-1992

     Box 68, Folder 8

659. Kurdistan, 1991-1993

     Box 68, Folder 9

660. La Prensa, 1989

     Box 68, Folder 10

661. League for Industrial Democracy, 1986-1992

     Box 68, Folder 11

662. Leiken, Bob, 1991

     Box 68, Folder 12

663. Lithuania, 1989-1991

     Box 68, Folder 13

664. Lockhart Institute, 1991-1992

     Box 69, Folder 1

665. McCain, John, 1987-1990

     Box 69, Folder 2

666. McColm, Bruce: Memoranda, 1988-1993

     Box 69, Folder 3

667. Mailing List, 1992

     Box 69, Folder 4

668. Membership Mailing, 1988-1990

     Box 69, Folder 5

669. Middle East, 1991-1992

     Box 69, Folder 6

670. Mihajlov, Mihajlo, 1991

     Box 69, Folder 7

671. Miscellaneous Meeting: Discussion Announcements, 1991-1993

     Box 69, Folder 8

672. Mongolia, 1993

     Box 69, Folder 9

673. Myer Foundation, 1990 July

     Box 69, Folder 10

674. Namibia, 1989-1991

     Box 69, Folder 11

675. New Movement, 1990-1991

     Box 69, Folder 12

676. Nicaragua, 1987-1992

     Box 69, Folder 13-14

677. Nicaragua: 1990 Elections Briefing Packet, 1989

     Box 69, Folder 15-16

678. Nicaragua: Rojas, Antonio Ybarra, 1989-1990

     Box 69, Folder 17

679. Nut File, 1981-1995

     Box 70, Folder 1-2

680. Obcansky Institute, 1990-1993

     Box 70, Folder 3

681. Obor Indonesian Foundation, 1992

     Box 70, Folder 4

682. Old Timers, 1988-1992

     Box 70, Folder 5

683. Payne, Douglas, 1988-1993

     Box 70, Folder 6-8

684. Penn and Schoen Worldwide Election Auditing, 1990-1993

     Box 70, Folder 9

685. Peru, 1992

     Box 70, Folder 10

686. Poland, 1988-1991

     Box 70, Folder 11-12

687. Pordzik, Wolfgang, 1992

     Box 70, Folder 13

688. Program Proposals, 1988 and 1991, 1988, 1991

     Box 71, Folder 1

689. Prodemca, 1986-1988

     Box 71, Folder 2

690. Puebla Institute, 1991-1993

     Box 71, Folder 3

691. Reebok Human Rights Award, 1990-1992

     Box 71, Folder 4

692. Resource Center, 1989-1992

     Box 71, Folder 5

693. Romania, 1988-1992

     Box 71, Folder 6-7

694. Russian Constitutional Center, 1992

     Box 71, Folder 8

695. Russian Referendum, 1993

     Box 71, Folder 9

696. Rustin Fund, 1988-1990

     Box 71, Folder 10

697. Ryan, Joseph, 1991-1992

     Box 71, Folder 11

698. Scholl, George: Employee Evaluation, 1988-1990

     Box 71, Folder 12

699. Sithole, Rev. Ndabaningi, 1985-1991

     Box 71, Folder 13

700. Slepak Foundation, 1988-1989

     Box 71, Folder 14

701. Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc, 1989

     Box 71, Folder 15

702. Social Democrats, 1987-1994

     Box 71, Folder 16

703. Solidarity, 1985-1986

     Box 72, Folder 1

704. Solidarity Human Rights Intervention and Lawfulness Commission, 1989

     Box 72, Folder 2

705. Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 1988

     Box 72, Folder 3

706. South Africa, 1988-1990

     Box 72, Folder 4

707. Staff Memoranda: Miscellaneous, 1987-1993

     Box 72, Folder 5

708. Student Human Rights Exchange, 1991-1992

     Box 72, Folder 6

709. Sussman, Leonard R, 1981-1993

     Box 72, Folder 7-11

710. Tibet, 1980-1995

     Box 72, Folder 12

711. U-Z	Box 73, Folder 1

712. Uganda, 1988

     Box 73, Folder 2

713. Ukraine, 1992

     Box 73, Folder 3

714. United Nations, 1989 and 1993, 1989, 1993

     Box 73, Folder 4

715. United Nations: World Conference on Human Rights, 1992-1993

     Box 73, Folder 5

716. United States Environmental Project, 1989

     Box 73, Folder 6

717. United States Foreign Policy, 1989

     Box 73, Folder 7

718. United States Institute of Peace, 1992-1993

     Box 73, Folder 8

719. Van Voren, Robert, 1989-1992

     Box 73, Folder 9

720. Vanderbilt University: Education Excel Network, 1989-1992

     Box 73, Folder 10

721. Vietnam Committee for Human Rights, 1993 March-1993 October

     Box 73, Folder 11

722. Washington D.C. Outreach Program, 1987-1989

     Box 73, Folder 12

723. Wilton Park Conferences, 1987 March-1987 April

     Box 73, Folder 13

724. World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh, 1990-1993

     Box 73, Folder 14

725. World Press Freedom Committee, 1988-1991

     Box 73, Folder 15

726. World Without War Council, 1989-1991

     Box 73, Folder 16

727. Yugoslavia, 1987-1991

     Box 73, Folder 17

728. Zarycky, George: Testimony, 1990

     Box 73, Folder 18

729. Zaslavsky/Bosker Roundtable, 1991

     Box 73, Folder 19

730. Adrian Karatnycky Files

731. A-Z, 1993-1995

     Box 73, Folder 20

732. Freedom House Visitors, 1993 October-1995

     Box 73, Folder 21

733. Interco Press, 1994-1995

     Box 74, Folder 1

734. National Endowment for Democracy, 1993

     Box 74, Folder 2

735. Nut File, 1995

     Box 74, Folder 3

736. Payne, Douglas, 1993-1994

     Box 74, Folder 4

737. Sussman, Leonard, 1993-1994

     Box 74, Folder 5

738. Series 2, Subseries 2: Washington Office, 1987-1994 Subseries Description Series 2, Subseries 2: Washington Office, 1987-1994, contains the correspondence, memoranda, clippings and reports the Washington Office forwarded to the central office in New York. The general correspondence is arranged chronologically followed by alphabetically arranged subject files. Opened in 1987, the office was established to monitor congressional initiatives that would directly affect Freedom House programs and policies. It also distributed Freedom House publications, met with various congressional representatives, provided reference services to media outlets, organized press functions, and created the Cuban Roundtable. The Cuban Roundtable provided a forum where opinion and policy makers could gather to discuss current developments in Cuba as well as the direction of U.S.-Cuban relations.

739. Correspondence, 1987-1991

     Box 74, Folder 6-13

740. Correspondence, 1992-1994

     Box 75, Folder 1-5

741. Activity Reports, 1987-1994

     Box 75, Folder 6

742. Briefing Book on Human Rights in Cuba, 1990-1991

     Box 75, Folder 7

743. Calzon, Frank: Articles, 1988

     Box 75, Folder 8

744. Cazabon, Sebastian Arcos, 1989-1990

     Box 75, Folder 9

745. Escalona, Roberto Lugue, 1991-1993

     Box 75, Folder 10

746. Freedom House 50th Anniversary Stamp Project, 1988

     Box 75, Folder 11

747. The Politics of Psychiatry in Revolutionary Cuba, 1991-1993

     Box 75, Folder 12

748. Series 2, Subseries 3: Financial Records, 1941-1992 Subseries Description Series 2, Subseries 3: Financial Records, 1941-1992, contains statements, ledgers, correspondence, publications and other information documenting the organization's financial history and its fund raising program. The material is arranged alphabetically by type of material with the fund raising material following the general financial records. This documentation primarily includes annual statements prepared by Freedom House's auditors, and correspondence with contributors. Additional financial information can be found in the minutes, meeting materials, and correspondence subseries of the Board of Trustees series.

749. Annual Reports, 1943, 1955, 1977-1992

     Box 75, Folder 13

750. Assets, 1969-1984

     Box 75, Folder 14

751. Audits, 1965-1988

     Box 76, Folder 1

752. Budget, 1944-1987

     Box 76, Folder 2

753. Income and Expenses, 1942-1987

     Box 76, Folder 3

754. Investment Committee, 1968-1984

     Box 76, Folder 4

755. Financial Statements, 1941-1979 January and 1987-1988, 1941-1979 January, 1987-1988

     Box 76, Folder 5-6

756. Tax Forms, 1941-1992

     Box 76, Folder 7-9

757. Fundraising Correspondence: Board Members, 1961-1985

     Box 76, Folder 10

758. Fundraising Correspondence: Board Members, 1961-1985

     Box 77, Folder 1

759. Fundraising Contributions, 1947-1988

     Box 77, Folder 2-6

760. Fundraising Contributors List, 1951-1978

     Box 77, Folder 7-8

761. Fundraising Letters to Major Contributors, 1962-1985

     Box 78, Folder 1

762. PAI Fundraising Dinner, 1969-1970

     Box 78, Folder 2-5

763. Fundraising Rejections, 1972

     Box 78, Folder 6-8

764. Fundraising Solicitation Letters, 1967-1972

     Box 78, Folder 9

765. Series 3: Willkie Memorial Building, 1944-1987 Series Description Series 3: Willkie Memorial Building, 1944-1987, houses a variety of alphabetically arranged correspondence related to the purchase, maintenance and sale of the building. The building was purchased and renovated with funds subscribed by the original supporters of Freedom House. It was dedicated to the memory of Willkie on October 8, 1945. Unable to maintain the building financially, Freedom House was forced to sell it in 1985, setting off a firestorm of protest from the occupants. Lawsuits were filed to block the sale, but to no avail. Located in Meeting Materials of the Board of Trustees is more information regarding the sale of the building. During its 40-year existence, the building housed non-profit organizations that engaged in advancing a free society. Such renowned organizations as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the National Citizens Council on Civil Rights used the Willkie building for their offices. Within this series are materials related to specific events and ceremonies, which either took place in the building itself or were sponsored by the trustees of the Willkie Memorial Building. Aside from the dedication and rededication of the building, there were receptions for dignitaries, fundraisers for Freedom House, and One World Award dinners. Notable in this series is the correspondence between George Field and the African-American sculptor Richmond Barthe. In 1945, Barthe was commissioned to design the Wendell Willkie Memorial Plaque. Although the Willkie Memorial Building was a separate entity from Freedom House, governed by its own board, the key players remained the same. A few stray copies of the meeting minutes of the Willkie board can be found in Series 1: Board of Trustees, while a complete run is located in the George Field collection (MC#048).

766. A-C, 1944-1967

     Box 78, Folder 10

767. American Political Science Association Award, 1947-1953

     Box 78, Folder 11

768. American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, Inc, 1949

     Box 78, Folder 12

769. Barthe, Richmond, 1945

     Box 79, Folder 1

770. Citizens' Housing Council of New York, Inc, 1945-1946

     Box 79, Folder 2

771. Common Council for American Unity, 1945-1956

     Box 79, Folder 3

772. Communist Contribution Refused, 1945

     Box 79, Folder 4

773. Contract of Sale to Republic National Bank of New York, 1985

     Box 79, Folder 5

774. D-F, 1944-1956

     Box 79, Folder 6

775. Financial Statements, 1946-1978 and 1987, 1946-1978, 1987

     Box 79, Folder 7

776. Freedom Parade, 1948-1949

     Box 79, Folder 8

777. Fundraising Campaign, 1944-1945

     Box 79, Folder 9-10

778. G-V, 1940-1952

     Box 79, Folder 11-13

779. Lisle Fellowship, 1948

     Box 79, Folder 14

780. Luncheons, 1952-1954

     Box 79, Folder 15

781. NAACP, 1944-1963

     Box 80, Folder 1

782. National Citizens' Council on Civil Rights, 1948-1950

     Box 80, Folder 2

783. National Citizens' Council on Civil Rights: Community Audit Questionnaire, 1948-1949

     Box 80, Folder 3

784. One World Award, 1945-1947

     Box 80, Folder 4-5

785. One World Award: Controversy, 1949-1950

     Box 80, Folder 6

786. One World Salute to San Francisco, 1945

     Box 80, Folder 7

787. Operations, 1945-1981

     Box 80, Folder 8

788. Patterson, Robert, 1949-1951

     Box 80, Folder 9

789. Private Foundation Status, 1987

     Box 80, Folder 10

790. School Volunteer Program, 1967

     Box 80, Folder 11

791. Sponsors' Luncheon, 1945

     Box 80, Folder 12

792. Tenants, 1945-1969

     Box 80, Folder 13

793. Tenant Lawsuit, 1985

     Box 80, Folder 14-16

794. W, 1941-1966

     Box 81, Folder 1

795. Wendell Willkie Birthday Dinner, 1947-1948

     Box 81, Folder 2

796. Willkie Family, 1949-1968

     Box 81, Folder 3

797. World Student Service Fund, 1945

     Box 81, Folder 4

798. Series 4: Programs and Projects, 1941-1996 Series Description Series 4: Programs and Projects, 1941-1996, is divided into four subseries: Bookshelf/Books USA, Radio and Television Broadcasts, Conferences and In-Service, and Eurasia. Each subseries details the programs launched by Freedom House.

799. Series 4, Subseries 1: Bookshelf/Books USA, 1956-1986 Subseries Description Series 4, Subseries 1: Bookshelf/Books USA, 1956-1986, consists of correspondence, reports, financial information, and memoranda, which chronicle the activities of Freedom House's Bookshelf project, which was launched in 1959, and its acquisition of the independent entity, Books USA in 1967. The material is arranged alphabetically by topic with the Bookshelf material preceding Books USA. Books USA was officially dissolved by the state of Illinois in 1968. Each sought to distribute important publications, in cooperation with the United States Information Agency and the Peace Corps, to Third World schools, libraries, and organizations. The programs distributed important works such as Common Sense and Other Political Writings by Thomas Paine; Profiles in Courage by John F. Kennedy; Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman; and To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. The books were viewed as a means to disprove the misconceptions about America abroad, and to meet the massive challenge of books distributed by Communist nations.

800. Bookshelf Files

801. Advertising Council Correspondence, 1966-1973

     Box 81, Folder 5

802. Agreements and Deliveries, 1958-1960

     Box 81, Folder 6

803. Annual Reports, 1985-1986

     Box 81, Folder 7

804. Applications, 1964-1984

     Box 81, Folder 8-12

805. Applications, 1985

     Box 82, Folder 1

806. Applications: Rejected, 1961-1964

     Box 82, Folder 2

807. Book of the Month Club, 1964-1967

     Box 82, Folder 3

808. Booklists, 1960-1968

     Box 82, Folder 4

809. Conference: Acceptances and Regrets, 1960

     Box 82, Folder 5

810. Conference: Correspondence, 1960

     Box 82, Folder 6-7

811. Conference: Proceedings and Papers, 1960

     Box 82, Folder 8

812. Committee Formation, 1959

     Box 82, Folder 9

813. Committee Press Releases, 1960

     Box 82, Folder 10

814. Committee Program Prospectus, 1961

     Box 82, Folder 11

815. Correspondence, 1960-1984

     Box 83, Folder 1-11

816. Correspondence, 1959

     Box 84, Folder 1

817. Foundation Proposal, 1965

     Box 84, Folder 2

818. Fundraising: Acknowledgements, 1959-1965

     Box 84, Folder 3-4

819. Fundraising: Acknowledgements & Appeal letters, 1966-1980

     Box 84, Folder 5

820. Fundraising: Corporate, 1965-1975

     Box 84, Folder 6-7

821. Ghana Teachers Training Colleges, 1970-1971

     Box 84, Folder 8

822. International Book Year, 1971-1972

     Box 84, Folder 9

823. MacLeish, Archibald, 1959-1960

     Box 85, Folder 1

824. Organizations, 1960-1973

     Box 85, Folder 2-6

825. Opposition Mail, 1956-1968

     Box 85, Folder 7-8

826. Oram, Inc, 1960

     Box 85, Folder 9

827. Overseas Book Program, Correspondence, 1985-1986

     Box 86, Folder 1

828. Pamphlets, Records, undated

     Box 86, Folder 2

829. Press Coverage, 1959-1960

     Box 86, Folder 3

830. Publicity: General, 1965-1972

     Box 86, Folder 4

831. Publicity: Print, 1966-1974

     Box 86, Folder 5

832. Publicity: Radio, 1968-1969

     Box 86, Folder 6

833. Publicity: TV, 1968-1970

     Box 86, Folder 7

834. Shipping Lists, 1969

     Box 86, Folder 8

835. Sister Cities, 1961-1962

     Box 86, Folder 9

836. Supplies & Services, 1960-1962

     Box 86, Folder 10

837. Books USA Files

838. Administrative Documents, 1963-1967

     Box 86, Folder 12

839. Advertising Council, 1965-1967

     Box 86, Folder 13

840. Board of Directors: Correspondence, 1963-1967

     Box 86, Folder 14

841. Board of Directors: Minutes, Reports, & Amendments, 1963-1968

     Box 87, Folder 1-2

842. Board of Directors: Miscellaneous Memoranda, 1964-1967

     Box 87, Folder 3

843. Board of Directors: Resignations, 1967

     Box 87, Folder 4

844. Book Orders: Publishers, 1963-1967

     Box 87, Folder 5-6

845. Budget Figures, 1963-1967

     Box 87, Folder 7

846. Bylaws, 1966 May

     Box 87, Folder 8

847. Certificates of Incorporation, Exemption, & Dissolution, 1963-1968

     Box 87, Folder 9

848. Charles Levy Circulating Co, 1963-1967

     Box 87, Folder 10

849. Custom Duty: Replies from Embassy, 1966-1967

     Box 87, Folder 11

850. Day File, 1965 April-June

     Box 87, Folder 12

851. Day File, 1963-1964

     Box 88, Folder 1-4

852. Edwards, Arthur R.: Correspondence, 1963-1966

     Box 88, Folder 5

853. Edwards, Arthur R.: Day File, 1966

     Box 88, Folder 6-7

854. Endorsements, 1963-1966

     Box 88, Folder 8

855. Executive Committee, 1963-1967

     Box 88, Folder 9

856. Financial Information, 1966-1967

     Box 88, Folder 10

857. Foundations, 1963-1968

     Box 89, Folder 1-2

858. Foundations: New Request, 1966-1967

     Box 89, Folder 3

859. Foundations & International Companies: Fund Requests, 1964-1966

     Box 89, Folder 4

860. Frankin Spier, Inc, 1966-1967

     Box 89, Folder 5

861. General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1963-1967

     Box 89, Folder 6

862. Girl Scouts, 1964-1966

     Box 89, Folder 7

863. Human Interests Reaction, 1963-1967

     Box 89, Folder 8

864. Information from Field on Reaction and Distribution, 1964-1965

     Box 89, Folder 9

865. Kiwanis, 1965-1967

     Box 89, Folder 10

866. Mailing Lists, 1965-1966

     Box 89, Folder 11

867. Mailings, 1965-1967

     Box 89, Folder 12

868. Marks, Leonard: U.S.I.A, 1964-1967

     Box 90, Folder 1

869. Memoranda, 1964-1966

     Box 90, Folder 2

870. Merger, 1966-1970

     Box 90, Folder 3

871. Meyer, Helen, 1966-1967

     Box 90, Folder 4

872. Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1963-1967

     Box 90, Folder 5-6

873. National Education Association, 1963-1967

     Box 90, Folder 7

874. NT Home Library Foundation, 1963-1966

     Box 90, Folder 8

875. Order of the Eastern Star, 1963-1967

     Box 90, Folder 9

876. Organizations, 1963-1967

     Box 90, Folder 10

877. Peace Corps, 1963-1967

     Box 90, Folder 11

878. Peace Corps Volunteers: Africa, 1964-1967

     Box 90, Folder 12

879. Peace Corps Volunteers: Letters of Request and Thanks, 1966-1967

     Box 91, Folder 1

880. Peace Corps Volunteers: Mid/Far East, 1964-1967

     Box 91, Folder 2

881. Peace Corps Volunteers: South America, 1963-1967

     Box 91, Folder 3

882. People to People, 1966-1967

     Box 91, Folder 4

883. Pilot International, 1964-1967

     Box 91, Folder 5

884. Publicity, 1963-1967

     Box 91, Folder 6

885. Publicity: Clippings, 1968-1969

     Box 91, Folder 7

886. Publicity: Fliers, 1960s

     Box 91, Folder 8

887. Publicity: Solicitations, 1964-1967

     Box 91, Folder 9-10

888. Radio & Television, 1964-1967

     Box 91, Folder 11-12

889. Radio & Television: Invoices, 1965-1967

     Box 91, Folder 13

890. Radio & Television: Spots, 1966

     Box 92, Folder 1

891. No Folder

     Box 92, Folder 2

892. Reed, Stanley F, 1964-1966

     Box 92, Folder 3

893. Replacement of Lost Packets, 1964-1967

     Box 92, Folder 4

894. Requests for Information on Sending Books Abroad, 1965-1967

     Box 92, Folder 5

895. Requests from Abroad, 1963-1967

     Box 92, Folder 6

896. Requests from Home & Abroad, 1964-1966

     Box 92, Folder 7

897. Schools & Colleges, 1963-1967

     Box 92, Folder 8

898. Smith Management, 1965-1967

     Box 92, Folder 9

899. Speech Materials, 1965-1967

     Box 92, Folder 10

900. Suggestions, 1964-1965

     Box 92, Folder 11

901. Taxes, 1963-1966

     Box 92, Folder 12

902. Taylor, Frank E, 1964-1967

     Box 92, Folder 13

903. Testimonials from Recipients, 1964-1967

     Box 92, Folder 14

904. Thanks from Abroad, 1964-1966

     Box 92, Folder 15

905. Trip Reports, 1964-1966

     Box 92, Folder 16

906. U.S.I.A, 1961-1964

     Box 92, Folder 17

907. U.S.I.A.: Missions, 1964-1965

     Box 92, Folder 18

908. Warehousing & Packaging, 1964-1967

     Box 92, Folder 19

909. Women's Organizations, 1963-1967

     Box 93, Folder 1

910. Women's Circle, 1964-1966

     Box 93, Folder 2

911. Series 4, Subseries 2: Radio and Television Broadcasts, 1941-1988 Subseries Description Series 4, Subseries 2: Radio and Television Broadcasts, 1941-1988, contains correspondence and scripts of Freedom House's broadcasts from 1942 through 1988. The broadcasts are arranged alphabetically with radio preceding television. The content of the broadcasts corresponds with the major issues of the day such as fascism, communism and civil rights. Major programs include Our Secret Weapon with Rex Stout as the “lie detective” debunking Axis propaganda; Freedom House Forum; and Pride and Prejudice, a forum for representatives of different races and religions to discuss issues of prejudice. Many of these successful radio broadcasts became television programs in the 1950s and 1960s.

912. Radio Broadcasts

913. Balance Sheet of Freedom, 1957

     Box 93, Folder 3

914. Barry Gray Show, 1962-1963

     Box 93, Folder 4

915. Berle, Adolf A.: Interview, 1963

     Box 93, Folder 5

916. Betty Furness Program, 1961-1962

     Box 93, Folder 6

917. Broadcasts to Europe, 1942

     Box 93, Folder 7

918. Citizens for Victory, 1943

     Box 93, Folder 8

919. Declaration of Freedom, 1951

     Box 93, Folder 9

920. Free Speech at the Crossroads, 1945

     Box 93, Folder 10

921. Freedom House Forum, 1943-1961

     Box 93, Folder 11-14

922. Freedom House Review, 1941-1943

     Box 93, Folder 15

923. Freedom House Supper Club, 1945-1946

     Box 93, Folder 16

924. Freedom House Topics, 1943-1947

     Box 93, Folder 17

925. Giants of Freedom, 1942

     Box 94, Folder 1

926. Lest We Forget, 1943

     Box 94, Folder 2

927. Miscellaneous Broadcasts, 1942-1966

     Box 94, Folder 3-4

928. New World A-Coming, 1945

     Box 94, Folder 5

929. Our Secret Weapon, 1942-1946

     Box 94, Folder 6

930. Our Secret Weapon: Scripts # 1-62, 1942-1943

     Box 94, Folder 7

931. Overstreet, Bonaro, Records, undated

     Box 94, Folder 8

932. Paris, Morris: Scripts, 1940s

     Box 94, Folder 9

933. Pride & Prejudice, 1948-1956

     Box 94, Folder 10-15

934. Pride & Prejudice, 1945-1947

     Box 95, Folder 1-5

935. Soviet Intrigue, 1953

     Box 95, Folder 6

936. This is our Cause, 1943

     Box 95, Folder 7

937. Victory without Peace: Roger Burlingame Interview, 1944

     Box 95, Folder 8

938. The Voice of Freedom, 1942-1943

     Box 95, Folder 9

939. We Speak for Ourselves, 1943

     Box 95, Folder 10

940. What Do You Think?, 1943

     Box 95, Folder 11

941. Television Broadcasts

942. Freedom Challenge, 1955-1956

     Box 95, Folder 12

943. Freedom Festival, 1955

     Box 95, Folder 13

944. The Great Challenge, 1962

     Box 96, Folder 1

945. Korean Armistice Day, 1953

     Box 96, Folder 2

946. Miscellaneous Broadcasts, 1962-1965

     Box 96, Folder 3

947. The Nation's Future, 1961

     Box 96, Folder 4

948. The New York Forum, 1960

     Box 96, Folder 5

949. The Other Europe, Documentary, 1988

     Box 96, Folder 6

950. Our Secret Weapon, 1950-1951

     Box 96, Folder 7-8

951. Our Secret Weapon: Scripts, 1951

     Box 96, Folder 9

952. Series 4, Subseries 3: Conferences and In-Service, 1942-1994 Subseries Description Series 4, Subseries 3: Conferences and In-Service, 1942-1994, houses transcripts, correspondence, memoranda, agendas, and papers which detail various conferences, round-tables and in-service programs sponsored by Freedom House. The files are arranged alphabetically by Conference followed by the In-Service programs. Conference topics ranged from “Problem Areas Affecting Freedom” to “Youth Rebellion.” Among the larger conferences are the Asian Policy Conference held in Tuxedo, New York, the Conference on U.S.-Soviet Relations, and Freedom House's In-Service course for New York teachers, which ran from 1965-1972.

953. Conferences

954. Afghan Delegation to Freedom House: Transcript, 1988

     Box 96, Folder 10

955. Asian Policy Conference, 1967-1969

     Box 96, Folder 11-13

956. Asian Policy Conference: Statement Circulation, 1967-1968

     Box 97, Folder 1

957. Asian Policy Conference: Statement Criticisms, 1967-1968

     Box 97, Folder 2

958. Asian Policy Conference: Statement Requests, 1967-1969

     Box 97, Folder 3-7

959. Asian Policy Conference: Transcript, 1967 October 20-22

     Box 97, Folder 8-10

960. Civil Society in Eastern Europe Roundtable, 1988

     Box 98, Folder 1

961. Conversion Conference, 1991-1992

     Box 98, Folder 2

962. Consultative Assembly on Cuba, 1962-1963

     Box 98, Folder 3-4

963. The Drug Trafficking Threat to Democracy: Transcript of Tapes, 1988

     Box 98, Folder 5-6

964. Eastern Europe Conference, 1988

     Box 98, Folder 7

965. Ethiopia Conference, 1988-1990

     Box 98, Folder 8

966. Fight for Freedom Conference, 1951

     Box 98, Folder 9

967. Freedom Assembly, 1961

     Box 98, Folder 10

968. NATO Conference, 1994

     Box 98, Folder 11

969. Nicaraguans on Nicaragua, 1988

     Box 98, Folder 12

970. News Media/Government Consultants Conference, 1973

     Box 98, Folder 13

971. News Media/Government Consultants Conference, 1973

     Box 99, Folder 1-2

972. News Media Meeting, 1967

     Box 99, Folder 3

973. Patterson Memorial Conference, 1951-1956

     Box 99, Folder 4-6

974. Post-Election Conference on City Affairs, 1945

     Box 99, Folder 7

975. Problem Area Affecting Freedom Conference, 1964

     Box 99, Folder 8

976. Problem Area Affecting Freedom Conference: Preliminary Report, Schedule, & Participants, 1964

     Box 99, Folder 9

977. Problem Area Affecting Freedom Conference: Transcripts, 1964

     Box 99, Folder 10

978. Regenerating the American Will and Applying it to Public Policy, 1976

     Box 99, Folder 11

979. Role of Media in an Election Campaign Conference, 1995

     Box 99, Folder 12

980. Sanctions Conference, 1985

     Box 99, Folder 13

981. Somalia Conference, 1992

     Box 99, Folder 14

982. Soviet Union: Glasnost Seminar, 1987

     Box 100, Folder 1

983. Supporting Freedom in Muslim Central Asia, 1980

     Box 100, Folder 2

984. Supporting Liberalization in the U.S.S.R, 1978

     Box 100, Folder 3

985. Symposium on the Nationalities: Question in the U.S.S.R, Armenia, Transcripts, 1988-1989

     Box 100, Folder 4

986. Symposium on the Nationalities: Question in the U.S.S.R, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Crimea, 1988

     Box 100, Folder 5-6

987. Symposium on the Nationalities: Question in the U.S.S.R, the Baltics, Ukraine, and Byelorussia, 1988

     Box 100, Folder 7

988. Soviet Nationalities: Transcript, Tapes 1-2, 1988

     Box 100, Folder 8

989. Soviet Nationalities: Transcript, Tape 3, 1988

     Box 101, Folder 1

990. Tamiment Labor Conference, 1942-1943 and 1954, 1942-1943, 1954

     Box 101, Folder 2

991. TV and World Affairs Conference, 1968

     Box 101, Folder 3

992. Tufts Univeristy Conferences, 1989-1991

     Box 101, Folder 4

993. U.S.- Soviet Relations Conference, 1969

     Box 101, Folder 5

994. U.S.- Soviet Relations Conference: Background Papers, 1968-1969

     Box 101, Folder 6

995. U.S.- Soviet Relations Conference: Groundwork & Preparations, 1968-1969

     Box 101, Folder 7

996. U.S.- Soviet Relations Conference: Transcripts, 1969

     Box 101, Folder 8

997. Workshop in Democracy, 1959

     Box 101, Folder 9

998. Youth Rebellion Conference, 1968-1969

     Box 102, Folder 1-2

999. In-Service Programs

1000. Problems of Freedom, 1964-1972

      Box 102, Folder 3-7

1001. Problems of Freedom: Discussion Guide, 1969-1970

      Box 102, Folder 8

1002. Problems of Freedom: Lectures, 1970-1972

      Box 102, Folder 9

1003. Problems of Freedom: Lectures, Records 1965-1969 and undated, 1965-1969, undated

      Box 103, Folder 1-5

1004. Problems of Freedom: Speaker Biographies, 1965-1972

      Box 103, Folder 6

1005. Problems of Freedom: Term Papers, 1967

      Box 103, Folder 7

1006. Problems of Freedom: Term Papers, 1969-1970

      Box 104, Folder 1-2

1007. Series 4, Subseries 4: Eurasia, 1970-1997 Subseries Description Series 4, Subseries 4: Eurasia, 1970-1997, contains the alphabetically arranged files of Freedom House's Soviet/Russian specialist, Ludmilla Thorne. The program sought to disseminate information on social conditions under repressive regimes, and the fight for freedom within those countries. Specifically, it published underground articles and appeals smuggled out of the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, and China. Many of the pieces of correspondence, memoranda, and articles are in Russian.

1008. Afghanistan, 1980-1987

      Box 104, Folder 3-4

1009. Afghanistan: Contributions, 1983

      Box 104, Folder 5

1010. Afghanistan War: Soviet Press, 1983-1989

      Box 104, Folder 6

1011. Book Project, 1994-1996

      Box 104, Folder 7

1012. Chechnya, 1995-1996

      Box 104, Folder 8-9

1013. Chechnya, 1994-1995

      Box 105, Folder 1-2

1014. Clippings, 1980-1988

      Box 105, Folder 3

1015. Correspondence, 1990 April-1994

      Box 105, Folder 4-8

1016. Correspondence, 1987-1990 March

      Box 106, Folder 1-9

1017. Correspondence, 1983-1986

      Box 107, Folder 1-9

1018. Daily Glasnost, 1989-1991

      Box 108, Folder 1

1019. Democratic Initiatives Center, 1994

      Box 108, Folder 2

1020. Eastern Europe, 1987

      Box 108, Folder 3

1021. Eurasia Report: Clippings, 1995-1996

      Box 108, Folder 4

1022. Freedom House Dispatches, 1987

      Box 108, Folder 5

1023. Free Enterprise Initiative, 1991-1994

      Box 108, Folder 6

1024. Glasnost Research, 1988-1990

      Box 108, Folder 7

1025. Glasnost Symposium, 1986-1987

      Box 108, Folder 8

1026. Hot Line, 1994

      Box 108, Folder 9

1027. Ilya Chavchavadzc Society, 1988

      Box 108, Folder 10

1028. International Human Rights Conference, 1988-1990

      Box 108, Folder 11

1029. Joint Nonviolent Action, 1996

      Box 109, Folder 1

1030. Lawful Regulation of Security Services of Russia & Developed Countries Conference, 1995-1996

      Box 109, Folder 2

1031. League for International Democracry, 1979-1983

      Box 109, Folder 3

1032. Lecture Bureau, 1970-1985

      Box 109, Folder 4

1033. Miscellaneous, 1985-1989

      Box 109, Folder 5-6

1034. Moscow Research Center for Human Rights, 1993-1995

      Box 109, Folder 7

1035. Museum of Soviet Unofficial Art, 1980-1989

      Box 109, Folder 8-9

1036. National Council of Churches of Christ, 1984

      Box 109, Folder 10

1037. National Endowment for Democracy, 1991-1996

      Box 109, Folder 11

1038. National Endowment for Democracy, 1993-1996

      Box 110, Folder 1-3

1039. National Endowment for Democracy: Butchenko, Yuri, 1990-1991

      Box 110, Folder 4

1040. National Self-Determination, 1993

      Box 110, Folder 5

1041. Ostankina: Russian State Television & Radio, 1994

      Box 110, Folder 6

1042. Padalko, Yuri Irkutsk, 1991-1994

      Box 110, Folder 7

1043. Persona, 1995-1997

      Box 110, Folder 8-9

1044. Poland, 1979-1988

      Box 110, Folder 10

1045. Radio Free Kabul, 1981-1987

      Box 111, Folder 1

1046. Resistance International, 1983-1990

      Box 111, Folder 2

1047. Rostov-on-Don Region, 1993-1995

      Box 111, Folder 3-4

1048. Rule of Law Project, 1993-1994

      Box 111, Folder 5-6

1049. Rule of Law Project: Radio Mayak, 1995

      Box 111, Folder 7

1050. Sakharov Archives Project, 1992-1994

      Box 111, Folder 8

1051. Sakharov Museum and Center, 1994-1996

      Box 111, Folder 9

1052. Soros Foundation, 1991 August

      Box 112, Folder 1

1053. Soviet Union, 1991

      Box 112, Folder 2

1054. Soviet Union: Miners, 1990-1991

      Box 112, Folder 3

1055. Soviet Union: POWs, 1980-1989

      Box 112, Folder 4

1056. Soviet Union: Women Political Prisoners, 1985-1986

      Box 112, Folder 5

1057. Sysoyev, Vyacheslav, 1982-1983

      Box 112, Folder 6

1058. Thorne, Ludmilla, 1987-1988

      Box 112, Folder 7

1059. Timofeyev, Lev, 1994

      Box 112, Folder 8

1060. Series 5: Awards and Celebrations, 1942-1993 Series Description Series 5: Awards and Celebrations, 1942-1993, mainly contains correspondence, clippings, speeches, programs, invitations, and other information regarding the annual Freedom Award ceremonies, and is arranged chronologically, but the material within the folders is arranged in reverse chronological order. The award was created in 1943 to honor outstanding contributions to the cause of human liberty. It was presented continuously from 1943 until 1977. Honorees included Sumner Welles, George C. Marshall, Matthew B. Ridgway, U.N. Soldiers in Korea, and the Arkansas Gazette. The tradition was revived in 1991 with awards presented to the Dalai Lama and Vaclav Havel. It should be noted that letters from award recipients pre-dating 1967 were replaced with photocopies in these files. However, the originals can be found in the George Field Files (MC#048).

1061. Freedom Award: Winners and Inscriptions on Plaques, 1943-1965

      Box 112, Folder 9

1062. Miscellaneous Special Events, 1942-1963

      Box 112, Folder 10

1063. Freedom House Opening, 1942 January

      Box 112, Folder 11

1064. Reception for South American Students, 1942 March

      Box 112, Folder 12

1065. Freedom House Inaugural Dinner, 1942 March

      Box 112, Folder 13

1066. Yugoslav Reception, 1942 March

      Box 112, Folder 14

1067. United Nations Emblem & Presentation to Eleanor Roosevelt, 1942 May

      Box 112, Folder 15

1068. Polish Week, 1942 March

      Box 112, Folder 16

1069. Freedom House Meeting, 1942 May

      Box 112, Folder 17

1070. United Nations Salute, 1942 June

      Box 112, Folder 18

1071. Free French Week, 1942 July

      Box 112, Folder 19

1072. Freedom House Membership Meeting, 1942 August

      Box 112, Folder 20

1073. Dinner Meeting, 1942 September

      Box 112, Folder 21

1074. Agony and Courage: Czech-Yugoslav Joint Exhibit, 1942 October

      Box 112, Folder 22

1075. 1st Anniversary Dinner, 1942 November

      Box 113, Folder 1

1076. Pearl Harbor Anniversary: “Infamy of the Axis”, 1942 December

      Box 113, Folder 2

1077. In Which We Serve Award: Noel Coward, 1942 December

      Box 113, Folder 3

1078. What Are We Fighting For?, 1942

      Box 113, Folder 4

1079. Pictures of Freedom: Photo Contest, 1943 January

      Box 113, Folder 5

1080. Lincoln Day Meeting, 1943 February

      Box 113, Folder 6

1081. We Had Fainted Until We Had Believed: Battle of Britain Exhibit, 1943 April

      Box 113, Folder 7

1082. Win the Peace Rally, 1943

      Box 113, Folder 8-9

1083. V-E Day Celebration, 1944-1945

      Box 113, Folder 15

1084. Freedom Never Dies, 1944 April

      Box 113, Folder 12

1085. Underground Europe: Exhibit, 1944 May

      Box 113, Folder 13

1086. 2nd Anniversary/Freedom Award: Lippmann, Walter, 1943 October

      Box 113, Folder 10

1087. Housewarming, 1944 January

      Box 113, Folder 11

1088. 3rd Anniversary/Freedom Award: Welles, Sumner, 1944 November

      Box 113, Folder 14

1089. Willkie Memorial Building Dedication, 1945 October

      Box 113, Folder 17

1090. Chinese Consulate's Reception, 1945 September

      Box 113, Folder 16

1091. 4th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Eisenhower, Dwight D, 1945 October

      Box 113, Folder 18

1092. United Nations Week, 1946 May-1946 June

      Box 113, Folder 19

1093. UN Emblem Presentation, 1946 September

      Box 113, Folder 20

1094. 5th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Baruch, Bernard M, 1946 October

      Box 113, Folder 21

1095. WMB Gold Medal Award, 1946-1947

      Box 113, Folder 22

1096. 6th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Marshall, George C, 1947

      Box 113, Folder 23

1097. Jan Masaryk Memorial Meeting, 1948 March

      Box 113, Folder 24

1098. 7th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Vandenburg, Arthur H, 1948 October

      Box 113, Folder 25

1099. 8th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Clay, Lucius D. and Lilienthal, David E, 1949 October

      Box 114, Folder 1

1100. No Way Out Luncheon, 1950 August

      Box 114, Folder 2

1101. 9th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Acheson, Dean, 1950 October

      Box 114, Folder 3

1102. Freedom Exhibit, 1950 October

      Box 114, Folder 4

1103. 10th Anniversary: Fund Campaign, 1950-1951

      Box 114, Folder 5

1104. 10th Anniversary: Declaration of Freedom, 1951

      Box 114, Folder 6-7

1105. 10th Anniversary: Declaration of Freedom Signature Cards, 1951

      Box 114, Folder 8

1106. 10th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Hoffman, Paul G, 1951 October

      Box 114, Folder 9

1107. Memorial Service: Patterson, Robert P, 1952 January

      Box 114, Folder 10

1108. Town Hall Luncheon: “Politics and Citizenship in 1952”, 1952 April

      Box 114, Folder 11

1109. 11th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Ridgeway, Matthew B. and Conant, James B, 1952 October

      Box 114, Folder 12

1110. 12th Anniversary/Freedom Award: United Nations Soldiers in Korea, 1953 November

      Box 115, Folder 1

1111. 13th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Murrow, Edward R, 1954 October

      Box 115, Folder 2

1112. General Romulo Greeting, 1955 May

      Box 115, Folder 3

1113. 14th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Churchill, Winston, 1955 October

      Box 115, Folder 4

1114. Lord & Taylor Award, 1956 May

      Box 115, Folder 5

1115. 15th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Marin, Luis Munoz and Magsaysay, Ramon, 1956 October

      Box 115, Folder 6

1116. Patterson Memorial Luncheon, 1957 January

      Box 115, Folder 7

1117. Willkie 65th Birthday Celebration, 1957 February

      Box 115, Folder 8

1118. 16th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Hungarian Freedom Fighters, 1957 October

      Box 115, Folder 9

1119. Memorial Service: Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1958 February

      Box 115, Folder 10

1120. Luncheon: Ford, George B, 1958 April

      Box 115, Folder 11

1121. Luncheon: Gideonese, Harry, 1958 September

      Box 115, Folder 12

1122. 17th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Arkansas Gazette, 1958 October

      Box 115, Folder 13

1123. Patterson Memorial Luncheon, 1959 January

      Box 115, Folder 14

1124. Luncheon: Gideonese, Harry, 1959 May

      Box 115, Folder 15

1125. 18th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Spaak, Paul-Henri, 1959 October

      Box 116, Folder 1

1126. Freedom House Luncheon, 1960 March

      Box 116, Folder 2

1127. 19th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Paton, Alan, 1960 October

      Box 116, Folder 3

1128. Freedom House Roundtable, 1960 November

      Box 116, Folder 4

1129. 20th Anniversary Program: De Gaulle Correspondence, 1961

      Box 116, Folder 7

1130. Luncheon: Wadsworth, James J, 1961 May

      Box 116, Folder 5

1131. 20th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Brandt, Willy, 1961 October

      Box 116, Folder 6

1132. Freedom Assembly: 20th Anniversary, 1961 October

      Box 116, Folder 8

1133. Human Rights Luncheon, 1962 October

      Box 116, Folder 9

1134. 21st Anniversary/Freedom Award: Monnet, Jean, 1963 January

      Box 116, Folder 10

1135. 22nd Anniversary/Freedom Award: Evers, Medgar W. (posthumously), 1963 November

      Box 116, Folder 11

1136. Dinner: Ford, George B, 1964 December

      Box 116, Folder 12

1137. Dinner: Ford, George B, 1964 December

      Box 117, Folder 1

1138. 25th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Truman, Harry S, 1964-1966

      Box 117, Folder 2-4

1139. 25th Anniversary Program: NY Times Advertisement, 1965 March

      Box 117, Folder 5

1140. 25th Anniversary Program: Publicity, 1965 February

      Box 117, Folder 6

1141. 25th Anniversary Program: 21 Club Cocktail Party, 1965 March

      Box 117, Folder 7

1142. Assembly of Captive European Nations: Commemorative Medal, 1965 April

      Box 117, Folder 8

1143. 26th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Johnson, Lyndon B, 1965-1966

      Box 117, Folder 9

1144. 26th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Dais Invitees, 1966

      Box 117, Folder 10

1145. 26th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Miscellaneous, 1941, 1946 and 1966, 1941, 1946, 1966

      Box 117, Folder 11

1146. 26th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Refusals, 1966

      Box 117, Folder 12

1147. 26th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Speeches and Programs, 1966

      Box 117, Folder 13

1148. Wendell Willkie 75th Birthday, 1967

      Box 117, Folder 14

1149. Maxwell A. Kriendler Award, 1968 November

      Box 117, Folder 15

1150. 27th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Wilkins, Roy, 1966-1967

      Box 117, Folder 16-17

1151. 28th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Casals, Pablo, 1967-1968

      Box 118, Folder 1-2

1152. 29th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Djilas, Milovan, 1968-1969

      Box 118, Folder 3-4

1153. 30th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Warren, Earl, 1969-1970

      Box 118, Folder 5-6

1154. 30th Anniversary/Freedom Award: NY Times Coverage, 1969

      Box 118, Folder 7

1155. Frei Luncheon, 1971 October

      Box 118, Folder 8

1156. Willkie Memorial Building Rededication, 1973 February

      Box 118, Folder 9

1157. 32nd Anniversary/Freedom Award: 15 Soviet Dissenters, 1973 December

      Box 118, Folder 10

1158. Freedom Award Correspondence, 1973-1976

      Box 119, Folder 1

1159. Memorial: Jackson, Katherine Gauss, 1975 June

      Box 119, Folder 2

1160. Memorial: Douglas, Paul H, 1976 December

      Box 119, Folder 3

1161. Freedom Award: Irani, Cushrow R, 1977 June

      Box 119, Folder 4

1162. 40th Anniversary Dinner, 1981

      Box 119, Folder 5

1163. 50th Anniversary/Freedom Award: Dalai Lama, 1988-1993

      Box 119, Folder 6-8

1164. 50th Anniversary Dinner, 1993 January

      Box 119, Folder 9

1165. Miscellaneous, 1991

      Box 119, Folder 10

1166. Freedom Award: Havel, Vaclav, 1991-1992

      Box 119, Folder 11

1167. Paul Douglas Dinner, 1992 March

      Box 119, Folder 12

1168. Freedom Award: Patten, Chris, 1993

      Box 119, Folder 13

1169. Series 6: Public Relations, 1941-1995 Series Description Series 6: Public Relations, 1941-1995, has been arranged into two subseries: Press Releases, and Clippings. This series highlights the publicity Freedom House sought and received from newspapers throughout the country and abroad.

1170. Series 6, Subseries 1: Press Releases, 1942-1995 Subseries Description Series 6, Subseries 1: Press Releases, 1942-1995, documents the type of information the organization deemed important to the press. The chronologically arranged releases usually announced upcoming events and programs, statements by the board and its members, the arrival of foreign “freedom fighters,” new publications, and Freedom Award recipients.

1171. Press Releases, 1942

      Box 119, Folder 14-15

1172. Press Releases, 1943-1965

      Box 120, Folder 1-9

1173. Press Releases, 1966-1984

      Box 121, Folder 1-9

1174. Press Releases, 1985-1995

      Box 122, Folder 1-7

1175. Series 6, Subseries 2: Clippings, 1941-1992 Subseries Description Series 6, Subseries 2: Clippings, 1941-1992, contains loose and bound clippings about Freedom House from various national and international newspapers. Also included is a list of Leonard Sussman's editorials and stories. This list precedes the chronologically arranged clippings, with the exception of a scrapbook that is housed in its own box.

1176. Editorials & Stories: Lists, 1976-1977

      Box 122, Folder 8

1177. Clippings, 1945-1959

      Box 122, Folder 9-11

1178. Clippings: Scrapbook, 1942

      Box 123

1179. Clippings, 1960-1988

      Box 124, Folder 1-5

1180. Clippings: Spanish, 1985-1988

      Box 124, Folder 6

1181. Sample Clippings [1 of 2], 1989-1990

      Box 124, Folder 7

1182. Sample Clippings [2 of 2], 1989-1990

      Box 125, Folder 1

1183. Survey of Freedom, 1989-1991

      Box 125, Folder 2

1184. Sample Clippings, 1991

      Box 125, Folder 3-4

1185. Sample Clippings, 1991-1992

      Box 125, Folder 5

1186. Additional Clippings, 1991-1992

      Box 125, Folder 6-7

1187. Sample Clippings, 1992

      Box 126, Folder 1-2

1188. Highlights of 50 years with Freedom House, 1941-1992

      Box 126, Folder 3

1189. Survey of Freedom, 1992

      Box 126, Folder 4-5

1190. Series 7: Serials and Pamphlets, 1942-1999 Series Description Series 7: Serials and Pamphlets, 1942-1999, contains various newsletters and pamphlets, which contained announcements of the organization's policies and activities, and reprints of important speeches and articles. This material is arranged alphabetically followed by the organization's magazine Freedom Review, which is arranged chronologically. Freedom House began publishing the periodical under the title Freedom at Issue in 1970. The periodical sought to publish authoritative comment on social and political problems, review notable but little-publicized books, and provide news of constructive programs and statements by Freedom House. The name was changed in 1993, and it focused on important domestic and foreign policy issues. Freedom House ceased publishing Freedom Review in 1997. Also included within this series are reports documenting the activities of the Washington office.

1191. Balance Sheet of Freedom, 1953-1970

      Box 126, Folder 6-7

1192. Conferences and In-Service, Records, undated

      Box 126, Folder 8

1193. Cuba in the Nineties, 1991

      Box 127, Folder 1

1194. Distributed by Freedom House, Records, undated

      Box 127, Folder 2

1195. Freedom Appeals, 1979-1982

      Box 127, Folder 3-4

1196. Freedom Award Speeches, 1942-1965

      Box 127, Folder 5

1197. Freedom House Newsletter, 1944-1984 and 1989, 1944-1984, 1989

      Box 127, Folder 6-7

1198. Freedom House Publication Ads and Lists, 1965-1992

      Box 127, Folder 8

1199. Freedom Monitor, 1984-1989

      Box 127, Folder 9-10

1200. Freedom Monitor, 1991-1998

      Box 128, Folder 1

1201. Newspaper Articles Reprinted by Freedom House, 1943-1992

      Box 128, Folder 2

1202. Occasional Papers, 1966-1990

      Box 128, Folder 3

1203. Pamphlets: General, 1942-1992

      Box 128, Folder 4

1204. Public Affairs Institute, 1965-1972

      Box 128, Folder 5

1205. Reports published by Freedom House, 1942-1994

      Box 128, Folder 6

1206. Reprint Series #1-21, 1960-1966

      Box 128, Folder 7

1207. Robert Porter Patterson Memorial Conference, undated, 1958

      Box 128, Folder 8

1208. Sussman, Leonard: Essays, 1992-1999

      Box 128, Folder 9

1209. Thorne, Lumilla: Soviet POWs in Afghanistan, 1986

      Box 128, Folder 10

1210. Washington Office: Annual Report, 1990-1991

      Box 128, Folder 11

1211. Washington Office: A Report, 1988

      Box 129, Folder 1

1212. Freedom at Issue: No. 1-52, 1970 April-1979 October

      Box 129, Folder 2-8

1213. Freedom at Issue: No. 53-102, 1979 November-1988 June

      Box 130, Folder 1-7

1214. Freedom at Issue: No. 103-117, 1988 July-1990

      Box 131, Folder 1-3

1215. Freedom Review: Vol. 22 - Vol. 25 1-2, 1991-1994 April

      Box 131, Folder 4-7

1216. Freedom Review: Vol. 25 3-6, Vol. 28 2-3, 1994 June-1997

      Box 132, Folder 1-6

1217. Series 8: Fight for Freedom, 1936-1943 Series Description Series 8: Fight for Freedom, 1936-1943, supplements the collection of Fight for Freedom, Inc. Records (MC#025) held in the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library. This series contains correspondence, clippings, lists of state chapter's officers, speeches, scripts from the Fun to Be Free and Salute to Negro Troops programs, and press releases. The general material is arranged chronologically followed by alphabetical subject files. The Fight for Freedom organization was dissolved in 1942 and its funds and membership lists transferred to Freedom House.

1218. General, 1941-1943

      Box 132, Folder 7-8

1219. Committee to Defend America, 1941

      Box 132, Folder 9

1220. Fun to be Free: FFF Stage, Screen, Radio and Arts Division, 1941

      Box 132, Folder 10

1221. Mailing Lists, 1936-1940

      Box 132, Folder 11

1222. Newspaper Advertisements, 1941

      Box 133, Folder 1

1223. Pamphlets, 1941

      Box 133, Folder 2

1224. Salute to Negro Troops: FFF Stage, Screen, Radio and Arts Division, 1941-1942

      Box 133, Folder 3

1225. State Chapters: Alabama - New Hampshire, Records, undated

      Box 133, Folder 4

1226. State Chapters: New Jersey - Wyoming, Records, undated

      Box 133, Folder 5

1227. Transcripts, Radio Broadcasts, Records of Distribution, etc, 1941

      Box 133, Folder 6

1228. Series 9: Photographs, Audiovisual and Oversized, 1940-1992 Series Description Series 9: Photographs, Audiovisual and Oversized, 1940-1992, includes photographs of staff, board members, events and distinguished visitors. The audiovisual material contains films, cassette tapes, and phonograph records, while the oversized material includes posters, policy statements and newspaper advertisements. The material is arranged by form.

1229. Photographs: Portraits and Artwork, 1944-1980s

      Box 134

1230. Photographs: Events, circa 1942-1990

      Box 135

1231. Photographs: Books USA and Miscellaneous, circa 1946-1987

      Box 136

1232. Photographs: Portraits, Events, Artwork, circa 1944-1992

      Box 137

1233. Oversized Photographs (6), Records, undated

      Box 138

1234. Cassette Tapes: Problems of Freedom in this Changing World (11); PRC Students (2); Tamara Grigoryants (1); Yehudah Paz (1); Jaime Chamorro (1); Humberto Belli (1); UNOC Meetings (1); Raul Manchlapus (1); rally (1); and R. Daigle (1), 1970s-1992

      Box 139

1235. Cassette Tapes: Afghan Delegation (1); Soviet Nationalities (8); Soviet Conference (6); Leonard Sussman at ACCE (1); Global Perestroika: Leo Cherne (1); and Haiti Election(2), 1984-1990

      Box 140

1236. Cassette Tapes: New York (6); American Experience (5); Father A. Morrison (2); and Board Meeting, 17 Jun 1991 (2), 1988 and undated, 1988, undated

      Box 141

1237. Phonograph Records: Balance Sheet of Freedom (2); Lord & Taylor Awards (1); Freedom Award 1963 (3); Books USA (3); and Inspiration (1), 1962-1967

      Box 142

1238. Audiotape: unidentified, Records, undated

      Box 143

1239. Videotapes: The Murrow-McCarthy Debate (1), Nicaragua (2); El Salvador (3); CBS Nightwatch, 29 Apr 1991 (2); and Somalia (1), circa 1991

      Box 144

1240. Film: Hubert Humphrey, 1969

      Box 145

1241. Film: The Murrow-McCarthy Debate (VHS copy located in box 144), 1954

      Box 146

1242. Film (2): The Murrow-McCarthy Debate, 1954

      Box 146a

1243. Miscellaneous: Films, Freedom House and Bookshelf spots (13); Audiotapes, Leo Cherne and Unidentified (2); Microfiche, Various Publications (18); Pins (8); Identification Card (1), circa 1940-1989

      Box 147

1244. Oversized: Posters (40), circa 1941-1990

      Box Cabinet 1 through Cabinet 6, Folder 3

1245. ML.2000.17 Series 10: May 2000 Accession, 1933-2001 29.25 linear feet 25 boxes Series Description The May 2000 Accession series includes materials received from Freedom House in May 2000. The records include topical files of correspondence, articles and meeting materials about issues and individuals, copies of articles, reports and speeches and related correspondence, files on the planning and tenants of the Willkie Memorial Building, and Board of Trustees meeting minutes. Arrangement This series remains in the order in which it was received by the Mudd Manuscript Library.

1246. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1991 January 14

      Box 148

1247. General, 1942-1991

      Box 148

1248. Board Packet Information, 1990-1991

      Box 148

1249. Yearbook Orders (Paper Edition), 1986

      Box 148

1250. Survey of Press Censorship-Brazil, 1990

      Box 148

1251. Washington Office-Brazil, 1990

      Box 148

1252. Latin America Hemispheric Studies, 1990

      Box 148

1253. Soviet Union, Freedom In-House, 1990

      Box 148

1254. Miscellaneous Articles, 1990

      Box 148

1255. Book Reviews, 1990

      Box 148

1256. Interco Press, 1990

      Box 148

1257. Programs with the National Endowment for Democracy, 1990-1991

      Box 148

1258. By-Laws and Board of Trustees Meeting, 1987-1988

      Box 148

1259. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1991 April 15

1260. General, 1990-1991

      Box 148

1261. Board Meeting, 1991 April 15

      Box 148

1262. Minutes, 1991 January 14

      Box 148

1263. By-Laws, 1990 September 17

      Box 148

1264. Kurds, undated

      Box 148

1265. Projects, 1991

      Box 148

1266. Financial, 1991

      Box 148

1267. Articles, 1990-1991

1268. Survey of Freedom, 1991

      Box 148

1269. Survey of Press Censorship, 1991

      Box 148

1270. Washington Office, 1991

      Box 148

1271. Latin America Hemispheric Studies, 1991

      Box 148

1272. Soviet Union, 1990-1991

      Box 148

1273. Book Reviews, 1991

      Box 148

1274. Board of Trustees Meeting, Washington, D.C, 1991 June 17

1275. Agenda, 1991

      Box 148

1276. Minutes, 1991 April 15

      Box 148

1277. By-Laws, 1990 September 17

      Box 148

1278. Prague Conference, undated

      Box 148

1279. Projects, undated

      Box 148

1280. National Endowment for Democracy (N.E.D.), 1990-1992

      Box 148

1281. Financial, 1990-1992

      Box 148

1282. Board Meeting, 1991 June 17

      Box 148

1283. Board Meeting, 1991

      Box 148

1284. Board Meeting, 1991 June 17

      Box 148

1285. Board Meeting, 1991 June 17

      Box 148

1286. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1991 June 17, 1991

      Box 148

1287. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1991 August 3, 1990-1991

1288. General, 1990-1991

      Box 148

1289. Board Meeting 50th Anniversary, Washington, D.C, 1991 August 3, 1990-1991

      Box 148

1290. Board of Trustees Annual Meeting, New York City, 1991 September 23, 1991-1992

1291. Agenda, 1991 September 23

      Box 148

1292. Minutes, 1991 June 17

      Box 148

1293. New By-Laws, 1991 September 23

      Box 148

1294. New Board Members, undated

      Box 148

1295. Domestic, 1991 July

      Box 148

1296. Foreign, 1991 September 18

      Box 148

1297. Next Four Board Meetings, 1992

      Box 148

1298. Financial, 1991 June 30

      Box 148

1299. General, 1991-1992

      Box 148

1300. Board of Trustees Meeting, September 23, 1991, 1991-1992

1301. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees, 1991 September 25

      Box 148

1302. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1991 September 23, 1991-1992

1303. Executive Committee Meeting, 1992 September 15

      Box 148

1304. Agenda, 1991 September 23

      Box 148

1305. Minutes, 1991 June 17

      Box 148

1306. New By-Laws, 1991 September 23

      Box 148

1307. New Board Members, undated

      Box 148

1308. Domestic, 1991 July

      Box 148

1309. Foreign, 1991 September 18

      Box 148

1310. Next Four Board Meetings, 1992

      Box 148

1311. Financial, 1991 June 30

      Box 148

1312. Nominees for Officers of Willkie Memorial, undated

      Box 148

1313. Financial, IRA L, 1991-1992

      Box 148

1314. Articles, 1991-1992

      Box 148

1315. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1991 September 23

1316. Agenda, 1990-1992

      Box 148

1317. Minutes, 1991

      Box 148

1318. New By-Laws, 1991 September 23

      Box 148

1319. New Board Members, undated

      Box 148

1320. Domestic, 1991 July

      Box 148

1321. Foreign, 1991 September 18

      Box 148

1322. Next Four Board Meetings, 1992

      Box 148

1323. Financial, 1991 June 30

      Box 148

1324. America after the Cold War, 1992 January 13

      Box 148

1325. Board of Trustees Meeting, Washington, D.C, 1992 January 13

1326. General, 1991-1992

      Box 148

1327. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1992

1328. Board Meeting, 1992 June 16

1329. Agenda, 1992 June 16

      Box 148

1330. Minutes, 1992 April 20

      Box 148

1331. Trustee Classes, 1991 September

      Box 148

1332. Chairman's Task Force, undated

      Box 148

1333. Reports, 1992-1993

      Box 148

1334. Financial Strategy, 1992-1993

      Box 148

1335. By-Laws, 1991 September 23

      Box 148

1336. Board Meeting, 1992 June 16

      Box 148

1337. Minutes, 1985-1988

      Box 148

1338. Financial Report, 1983 November 30

      Box 148

1339. Financial Report, 1984 November 30

      Box 148

1340. Financial Report, 1985 June 30

      Box 148

1341. Combined Financial Report, 1986 June 30

      Box 148

1342. Combined Financial Report, 1987 June 30

      Box 148

1343. Xavier Zavala, 1988 January 8

      Box 149

1344. Woolsey James, 1993 February 5

      Box 149

1345. Eugene Wigner, 1987-1995

      Box 149

1346. Ben Wattenberg, 1987-1995

      Box 149

1347. Robert Wagner, 1990 October

      Box 149

1348. Phil Van Slyck, 1989-1992

      Box 149

1349. Helen Suzman, 1981-1992

      Box 149

1350. Gerald Steibel, 1989-1991

      Box 149

1351. Margaret Chase Smith, 1988-1992

      Box 149

1352. Paul Seabury, 1987-1990

      Box 149

1353. Robert A. Scalapino, 1987-1990

      Box 149

1354. Bayard Rustin Obits, 1963-1991

      Box 149

1355. John W. Riehm, 1987-1993

      Box 149

1356. Jean-Francois Revel, undated

      Box 149

1357. Whitelaw Reid, 1985-1991

      Box 149

1358. Richard Ravitch, 1988-1995

      Box 149

1359. Daniel P. Moynihn, 1988-1990

      Box 149

1360. Gale W. McGee, 1992 April 13

      Box 149

1361. Carnes Lord, 1989-1996

      Box 149

1362. Morris Leibman, 1987-1992

      Box 149

1363. James Koerner, 1991

      Box 149

1364. William Kintner, 1988-1992

      Box 149

1365. Geri Joseph, 1988 February 2

      Box 149

1366. Isaacs Maxine, 1997 April 28

      Box 149

1367. Cushrow Irani, 1987-1989

      Box 149

1368. Sidney Hook, 1987-1989

      Box 149

1369. Edmund Hennelly, 1987-1993

      Box 149

1370. Rita Hauser, 1988

      Box 149

1371. Karl G. Harr, 1988-1990

      Box 149

1372. David Guyer, 1988

      Box 149

1373. Roy M. Goodman, 1989

      Box 149

1374. Richard Gardner, 1987-1993

      Box 149

1375. Richard Gambino, 1988-1992

      Box 149

1376. Richard Foster, 1987-1990

      Box 149

1377. Larry Eagleburger, 1987-1989

      Box 149

1378. Angier B. Duke, 1987-1995

1379. Orbit Information, 1989-1995

      Box 149

1380. Duke, 1989 February 1-10

      Box 149

1381. Articles, 1987-1993

      Box 149

1382. Mission to El Salvador Report, 1989-1990

      Box 149

1383. John Diebold, 1987-1989

      Box 149

1384. Derian Patricia, 1994-1996

      Box 149

1385. Robert Conquest, 1989-1992

      Box 149

1386. Leo Cherne, 1970-1995

1387. Articles, 1970-1995

      Box 149

1388. Cherne, 1985-1989

      Box 149

1389. Sol C. Chaikin, 1989-1991

      Box 149

1390. Advisory, 1949-1963

      Box 149

1391. R. Bruce McColm, Memos to Advisory Council, 1990

      Box 149

1392. Board Contributions

1393. Board Member Contributions, 1988-1989

      Box 149

1394. Board Members Giving, 1987-1988

      Box 149

1395. Board of Trustees, Former Board Members (Deceased and Resigned), 1949-1964

      Box 149

1396. Board Quotes, 1989

      Box 150

1397. Board of Trustees Meeting, February 28, 1968, 1966-1968

      Box 150

1398. Board of Trustees Evening Meeting, 1977 January 31, 1974-1977

      Box 150

1399. Appraisal of Real Property, 1984

      Box 150

1400. Appraisal, 1984-1985

      Box 150

1401. Tenant Relations after, 1985 January 29, 1985-1988

      Box 150

1402. Application for Exempt Organization Certificate, 1945-1986

      Box 150

1403. Final Payment Tax, 1984-1986

      Box 150

1404. Analysis of Arrival/Departure of Tenants, 1985

      Box 150

1405. Chronology-AG, 1984-1986

      Box 150

1406. Asbestos, 1984-1985

      Box 150

1407. Architect-Denunzio, 1985

      Box 150

1408. Mercer, 1985 June

      Box 150

1409. Memos to Board and "Give-Up" Board Members, 1973-1976

      Box 150

1410. Executive Committee Meeting, 1977 January 17, 1976-1977

      Box 150

1411. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1977 April 25

      Box 150

1412. Executive Committee Meeting, 1977 May 9

      Box 150

1413. Executive Committee Board Meeting, 1977 June 27

      Box 150

1414. Board Meeting, 1977 September 26

      Box 150

1415. Executive Committee Meeting, 1977 October 5

      Box 150

1416. Press Reports, 1944-1945

      Box 150

1417. Dinner Prelim, 1977 January 31

      Box 150

1418. Freedom's Advocate, The Whole Fury and Might, undated

      Box 150

1419. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1978 January 30, 1977-1978

      Box 150

1420. Willkie Tenant Building, Common Council for American Unity, 1952-1958

      Box 150

1421. Donations Received, 1944-1956

      Box 150

1422. Willkie-Tenant Relationships, 1934-1985

      Box 150

1423. Willkie Memorial Anti-Defamation League, 1944-1946

      Box 150

1424. Relationships, 1944-1985

      Box 150

1425. Memorial Tribute to Wendell L. Willkie (Meeting, New York Times Hall), 1944 November 4

      Box 150

1426. Minutes, undated

      Box 150

1427. Willkie Memorial Building, New York-New Jersey Trail Conference, 1970-1979

      Box 150

1428. Board of Trustees Meeting, 1977 January 31, 1976-1970

      Box 150

1429. Willkie Articles, 1943-1985

      Box 150

1430. American Council for Nationalities Service, et al., Plaintiffs, against Willkie Memorial of Freedom House, Inc., et al., Defendants, 1944-1986

      Box 151

1431. National Choral Council, 1967-1985

      Box 151

1432. Inter-American Association for Democracy and Freedom, 1979-1985

      Box 151

1433. School Volunteer-Board of Education, 1967-1985

      Box 151

1434. Sixth Floor, Housing, 1971-1985

      Box 151

1435. Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, 1984 October 19

      Box 151

1436. Fifth Floor Lien, 1984 May 11-30

      Box 151

1437. Third and Fourth Floor, American Institute of Architects, 1971-1976

      Box 151

1438. Third Floor Renovation, 1979-1980

      Box 151

1439. Second Floor Front, Economic Development Council of New York City, Ltd, 1965-1983

      Box 151

1440. General, 1985-1986

      Box 151

1441. Renting Space, 1975-1976

      Box 151

1442. Tax Commission, New York, 1938-1973

      Box 151

1443. Willkie Postage Stamp, 1976 March-April

      Box 151

1444. Greg's Trust, 1974-1975

      Box 151

1445. A&R Agency, 1973-1975

      Box 151

1446. The Association of American University Press, Inc, 1977-1980

      Box 151

1447. Barrier Free, 1977-1978

      Box 151

1448. Original Willkie Memorial Building Plan, 1978 July 21

      Box 151

1449. Local Law #5, 1980-1983

      Box 151

1450. Administration Management for Fourth Floor, 1978-1980

      Box 151

1451. United States Sakharov Hearings, 1978 October 6

      Box 151

1452. Ninth and Seventh Floor, Rehabilitation International United States of America (U.S.A.), 1972-1976

      Box 151

1453. Fourth Floor Library and Research, 1976-1977

      Box 151

1454. Sixth Floor, World University Service (WUS), 1971-1979

      Box 151

1455. Ninth Floor and Coro Foundation, 1974-1985

      Box 151

1456. Seventh Floor, American Council for Nationalities Service, 1971-1985

      Box 151

1457. American Movement for World Government, 1970-1983

      Box 151

1458. American Reading Council, 1981-1985

      Box 151

1459. Mitchell-Lama Council, 1985

      Box 151

1460. Solicit Funds, 1943-1985

      Box 151

1461. New York State National Abortion Rights (NARAL), 1985

      Box 151

1462. Solicit Funds, 1944-1982

1463. Articles, 1944-1982

      Box 151

1464. Allen-Klein Associates, 1945

      Box 151

1465. Negotiations for Purchase of 20 West. Fortieth Street from Schenley, 1944-1946

      Box 151

1466. Willkie Memorial Building of Freedom House, 1985 May 13

      Box 151

1467. Fire Law Assessment, 1984

      Box 151

1468. Fourth Floor, 1944-1982

      Box 151

1469. Eight Floor, Public Education Association, 1971-1986

      Box 151

1470. Correspondence, 1992-1999

      Box 152

1471. "Current Events," A Film by Ralph Arlyck, 1989-1990

      Box 152

1472. Correspondence, A, 1979-1999

      Box 152

1473. AID Proposal, 1998-1999

      Box 152

1474. Algeria, 1993-1995

      Box 152

1475. Archive Project 1, 1991-1995

      Box 152

1476. The Academy of Political Science, 1981-1985

      Box 152

1477. Afghanistan, 1986-1989

      Box 152

1478. Agency for International Development, 1982 December 21

      Box 152

1479. American Newspaper Publishers Association (ANPA), 1978-1989

      Box 152

1480. American Press Institute, 1981 March 30-November 2

      Box 152

1481. Arms Control, 1985-1986

      Box 152

1482. Associated Press, 1996 May 13-June 3

      Box 152

1483. Association of American Publishers, 1980-1981

      Box 152

1484. University of Pennsylvania the Annenberg School of Communications, 1977 March 11-September 26

      Box 152

1485. Correspondence, B, 1982-1999

      Box 152

1486. Big Story by Braestrup, 1962-1994

      Box 152

1487. Board for International Broadcasting, 1979-1982

      Box 152

1488. K. B. Brown, 1985-1993

      Box 152

1489. Bette Bao Lord, 1993-1994

      Box 152

1490. Leonard R. Sussman Board Memos and Other Memos, 1988 January 17-December 21

      Box 152

1491. Book Reviews, 1933-1994

      Box 152

1492. Board/Advisory Correspondences, 1968-1994

      Box 152

1493. Correspondence, C, 1983-1999

      Box 152

1494. Carter Center Project, 1995-1996

      Box 152

1495. Carter Project, 1995-1996

      Box 152

1496. Cables, 1988-1991

      Box 152

1497. Frank Calzon, 1996-1999

      Box 152

1498. China-Pre, 1994, 1993-1994

      Box 153

1499. Corruption Panel, 1998

      Box 153

1500. Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), 1984-1996

      Box 153

1501. The People's Republic of China (PRC), 1988-1991

      Box 153

1502. Curtis Cate, 1988 April 15-December 15

      Box 153

1503. Center for Communication, 1978-1988

      Box 153

1504. Center for Foreign Journalists, 1985-1995

      Box 153

1505. Cini Foundation, 1976-1982

      Box 153

1506. Prospects for Civil Rights, Leonard R. Sussman for the Times, undated

      Box 153

1507. Central Latinoamericana de Trabajadores (CLAT), 1984 August 30-September 14

      Box 153

1508. Clips Re Leonard R. Sussman, 1988-1994

      Box 153

1509. Comparative Survey, 1989 July 23-August 8

      Box 153

1510. Bert Cowlan, 1983-1993

      Box 153

1511. Commonwealth Press Union (CPU), 1978-1994

      Box 153

1512. Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), 1988-1996

      Box 153

1513. Commonwealth Broadcasting Association, 1986

      Box 153

1514. Correspondence, D, 1982-1999

      Box 153

1515. Department of State (Assorted), 1980-1993

      Box 153

1516. Leonard R. Sussman "Dominoes,", 1975-1976

      Box 153

1517. Phil Donohue Show, 1986 June 4-August 26

      Box 153

1518. Correspondence, E, 1983-1997

      Box 153

1519. Eastern Europe Media Program (Formerly "Seed Program"), 1986-1990

      Box 153

1520. Friedrich Ebert FDN Conference, 1993-1994

      Box 153

1521. FM-East Europe Program, 1990 February 5-October 2

      Box 153

1522. FM-East Europe Project, Leonard R. Sussman, 1987-1990

      Box 153

1523. Correspondence, F, 1983-1999

      Box 153

1524. Falkland Islands News Network (FINN) and Commonwealth Press Union (CPU), 1997-1998

      Box 153

1525. Federal Communications Commission (FCC), 1994-1997

      Box 153

1526. International Federation of Newspaper Publishers (F.I.E.J.), 1983-1994

      Box 153

1527. Dr. Gisbert H. Flanz, 1996-1997

      Box 153

1528. John Fobes, Americans for the Universality of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 1982-1994

      Box 153

1529. Jim Finn, 1965-1991

      Box 153

1530. Alfred Friendly Press Fellowships, 1985-1994

      Box 153

1531. Freedom Forum, 1991-1995

      Box 153

1532. FH Moscow Conference, 1995 September 5-12

      Box 153

1533. "Freedom House" Washington, 1979-1995

      Box 153

1534. FH Books (Publications List), undated

      Box 153

1535. Facts on File, 1981-1983

      Box 153

1536. Foreign Policy Magazine/Maynes, 1988-1989

      Box 153

1537. Freedom House Monitor, 2001

      Box 153

1538. How Free? The Web and the Press, The Annual Survey of Press Freedom, 2001

      Box 153

1539. Freedom Radios (Voice of America), 1983-1986

      Box 154

1540. The Christian Science Monitor, 1989 July 27

      Box 154

1541. Freedom Radios Study, 1980-1989

      Box 154

1542. Freedom Radios Statement, 1980

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1543. Freedom Radios, 1985-1993

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1544. Freedom Radios, 1978-1985

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1545. Correspondence, G, 1982-1999

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1546. German Boek Prestet, 1997 January 8-February 10

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1547. Global HDTV (Princess Windisch Graetz), 1989-1990

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1548. Global Airscape Update, 1997 August 18-December 30

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1549. Daily Glasnost, 1989 October 30

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1550. Grigoryants, 1989 March 13-December 11

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1551. Greece, 1985-1987

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1552. Ethnos/Economist Solidarity etc, 1985-1987

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1553. Correspondence, H, 1983-1998

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1554. Harley, 1989-1993

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1555. Haiti Correction Letters, 1988 January 8-11

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1556. (Subcommittee) Hearings, 1988-1989

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1557. Vienna Helsinki Review, 1986

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1558. Helsinki-Madrid, Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 1980-1981

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1559. Helsinki Statement, 1982 January 11, 1982

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1560. Helsinki Watch Committee, 1976-1983

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1561. Helsinki Statements, 1977 April 4, 1977 February 18-April 7

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1562. Helsinki File Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE)-Madrid, 1980-1981

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1563. Sidney Hook Memorial etc, 1989

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1564. Human Rights, 1988-1994

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1565. Human Rights Covenants 1992, 1978-1992

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1566. Correspondence, I, 1984-1999

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1567. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) "Public Foundation" Letter, 1943-1970

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1568. Indonesian Journalists (at Freedom House), 1987 March 24

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1569. Inter Press Service News Agency (IPS), Third News Agency (Inter Press), 1981-1989

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1570. Interlink, 1983-1985

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1571. Inter American Association of Broadcasters, 1975-1988

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1572. International Press Institute (IPI)

1573. Correspondence and IPI Reports, 1979-1995

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1574. Arrangements-IPI Jerusalem, 1995-1996

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1575. Moscow, 1997-1998

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1576. International Organization of Journalists (IOJ), 1978-1993

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1577. "International Council on the Future of the University (ICFU) People"-5, Bourricaud MacRae Shils Lowenthal Sartori, 1989 February 7

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1578. International Institutes of Communication Limited (IIC), 1978-2000

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1579. International Association for Mass Communication Research (IAMCR), 1980-1993

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1580. Inter American Press Association (IAPA), 1972-1994

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1581. International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)-Mexico, 1997 February 7-July 7

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1582. International Radios, 1998 March 10-May 26

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1583. International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX)

1584. PURU, 1997 May 14-18, 1974-1997

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1585. Pre 1994, 1993 May 14-November 12

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1586. A New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO) Article (The London Magazine), 1993 May 14-16, 1993 May 19-July 16

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1587. Toronto, 1996 May 9-16, 1995-1996

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1588. Peru Council, 1997 May 16-18, 1977-1999

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1589. Paris, 1996, 1997-1998

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1590. 1944-1998

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1591. Cultural Relations Structural Impediments Survey, The American Media and News about Japan and American/Japanese Relations, 1977

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1592. Year-End Coverage of FATI Piece, Leonard R. Sussman, 1989, 1988-1990

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1593. Jamaica, W. I. Miscellaneous, Correspondence, 1979-1982

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1594. Attacks on the Press, Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) Survey for 1987, 1988 March

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1595. Journalist Violations, 1988-1992

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1596. Journalist Violations, 1990-1991

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1597. Journalist Troubles, 1991-1992

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1598. Journalist Violations, 1991-1992

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1599. Journalist Death Statistics, 1976-1992

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1600. Press-Freedom Violations and Assault, 1990-1993

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1601. Journalists Violations, 1993-1994

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1602. Press Freedom Survey, 1995-1996

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1603. Foreign Journalists Killed in the United States, 1981-1994

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1604. Correspondence, J, 1983-1998

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1605. Nixon Kariithi Survey Proposal, 1995 April 25

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1606. Adrian Karatnycky, 1993-1998

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1607. Correspondence, K, 1983-1999

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1608. Journal of International Communication-Proposal, 1997

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1609. Raymond Louw, Southern Africa Report, 1983-1988

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1610. Dr. Lerch, International Communications and Information Exchange System, 1989 March 6-10

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1611. La Prensa (Release, Letters, etc.), 1986-1990

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1612. Labedz Memorial, 1993 June 15, 1976-1993

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1613. Correspondence, L, 1980-1999

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1614. Seminario Internacional "Periodismo, Etica y Poder," Lima, 1999 May 5-6, 1999 March 1-July 13

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1615. Bob Conquest Book Meeting, 1999 November 15, 1999

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1616. International Freedom of Expression Exchange, Cape Town, 1998-1999

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1617. Speech "Newsmaker" Regarding the National Press Club, 1997-1999

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1618. Articles to the Editor by Leonard R. Sussman, 1999 January 5-April 12

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1619. World Press Day-Press Briefings, 1998-1999

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1620. Washington College of Law-Panel, 1998 September 28, 1998

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1621. Memos (Letter-Office, To/From), 1988-1994

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1622. John Merrill Book, 1987 March 12-December 30

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1623. Media Lists-Networks, Addresses, Fax, Phone, 1985 February 26

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1624. Jessie Miller Retires, 1995 January 5

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1625. The Media Institute, 1981-1988

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1626. Moscow Conference, 1993 May 24-26, 1992-1993

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1627. R. Bruce McColm, 1950-1987

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1628. Map of Press from Color, 1998 February 9-April 14

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1629. Martin Book, 1991 May 17-August 20

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1630. Correspondence, M, 1983-1999

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1631. Bruce, 1986-1993

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1632. Correspondence, M, 1996-1999

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1633. Nigeria, Pre, 1997, 1994-1996

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1634. Nigeria, 1987-1995

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1635. Nieman Foundation for Journalism (Harvard), 1981-1988

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1636. Press Freedom Table, 1993 January, 1994 April

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1637. Panel/Washington-Rule of Law-Newly Independent States (NIS), Checchi Rule of Law-Washington, 1995 September 15, 1998

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1638. Non-Governmental Organization (NGO), 1975-1994

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1639. News Media Interesteds, 1973-1980

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1640. New York Times Correspondence, 1975-1995

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1641. Namibia, 1981

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1642. Nair (MD)-United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 1989 March 6-September 5

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1643. National Endowment for Democracy (NED)-Gershman, 1992-1993

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1644. For Jim Staff Labor, 1996

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1645. Correspondence, N, 1983-1999

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1646. Overseas "Contacts,", undated

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1647. Correspondence, O, 1987-1999

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1648. Partnership/Democracy-Mark Palmer, 1996 September 19

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1649. Correspondence, P, 1975-1999

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1650. Paraguay, 1988-1989

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1651. Periodicals Service Company (FATI-FR-Reports/Discarded), 1996 September 25-December 20

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1652. People's Communication Charter, 1944-1994

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1653. Philippines-Forum of Democratic Leaders (FDL), 1995

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1654. Philippines, 1988-1996

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1655. Philippines-Forum of Democratic Leaders (FDL) Correspondence, 1996 November 2-4, 1995-1996

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1656. Polish Aid (Emergency Committee for Aid to Poland), 1989-1992

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1657. Political Communication and Persuasion-Board, Leonard R. Sussman, 1982

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1658. Princeton Library, 1994 March 10-August 12

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1659. Privacy Protection Study, 1975-1976

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1660. Press, 1975

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1661. Pulitzer Nomination, 1992

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1662. Russia, 1994-1998

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1663. Russia, 1993-1994

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1664. Russia, 1993-1994

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1665. Dr. Hewson A. Ryan-Tufts University etc. ("Fletcher School File"), 1977-1988

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1666. Radio Marti, undated

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1667. Radio Free Kabul, 1982-1985

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1668. Releases, 1989

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1669. Readers Digest (Not Used), MMS, 1989-1991

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1670. Humberto Rubin (Radio Nanduti)-Paraguay, 1988-1989

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1671. Rosemary Righter, Meeting and Correspondence, 1979 January 23, 1978-1979

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1672. L'Observeratoire for Freedom of Information in the World-(France) and also Reporters Sans Frontieres, 1987-1990

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1673. Correspondence, Q, 1994

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1674. Correspondence, R, 1983-1999

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1675. South Africa Data, 1979-1994

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1676. Robert Scalapino, 1990-1996

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1677. Stanley Foundation, 1989-1992

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1678. Soviet Union, 1988-1990

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1679. South Africa, also Frontline, 1986-1992

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1680. Yugoslavia, 1993-1994

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1681. Leonard R. Sussman Correspondence, 1987-1997

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1682. Correspondence, S, 1988-1999

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1683. La Lettre De Reporters Sans Frontieres

1684. 1994 June

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1685. 1994 May

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1686. Quarterly Digest, 1994 April

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1687. 1994 February

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1688. 1994 January

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1689. 1993 November

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1690. Quarterly Digest, 1993 October

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1691. Quarterly Digest, 1994 January

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1692. 1993 December

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1693. 1993 October

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1694. 1993 September

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1695. Quarterly Digest, 1995 April

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1696. Quarterly Digest, 1995 July-August

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1697. 1995 November

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1698. 1995 October

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1699. 1995 September

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1700. 1996 January

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1701. Quarterly Digest, 1995 October

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1702. 1994 November

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1703. Quarterly Digest, 1994 October

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1704. 1994 March

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1705. Quarterly Digest, 1994 July

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1706. 1994 October

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1707. 1994 September

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1708. 1994 April

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1709. 1994 July-August

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1710. Correspondence, T, 1988-1999

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1711. Taiwan (R.C.), 1988-1997

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1712. Jacob Trobe (Cable TV-1984), 1982-1984

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1713. Correspondence, U, 1988-1999

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1714. UNDHR, 1996-1998

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1715. United Nations Department of Public Information/Leonard R. Sussman, United Nations Barring of Taiwan Journalists, 1994 May 17, 1971-1994

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1716. United Nations (UN), 1988-1998

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1717. United Nations (UN)-(Office of Public Information (O.P.I.)), 1981-1999

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1718. United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA-USA), 1996 May 20-29

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1719. United Nations Correspondents' Organization (UNCA), 1996 October 16-23

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1720. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)-SOS-Media, 1994-1998

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1721. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Ceremony, 1995

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1722. University Centers for Rational Alternatives (UCRA), 1988-1993

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1723. United Nations on Global Conferences, Bert Cowlan, 1995 November, 1995

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1724. United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Project, 1993-1994

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1725. United States Information Agency (USIA), 1982-1996

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1726. United States Council for World Communications Year 83, 1982-1983

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1727. Correspondence, V, 1944-1998

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1728. Voice of America (VOA)/Washington, 1996 February 26

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1729. Voice of America (VOA) Interview, 1989 May 18, Re: Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE/LIF), CSIS Talk, 1989 May 31, 1989-1993, 1989 May, 1989 May 31, 1989-1993

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1730. Correspondence, W, 1984-1999

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1731. Wagner and Baroody/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 1984 July 27-August 6

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1732. Weekly Reports, 1995-1998

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1733. World Forum on Democracy, 1997 August 6-November 24

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1734. World Press Freedom Committee (George Beebe), 1976-1999

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1735. Zimbabwe, 1997-1999

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1736. World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) Pamphlet, 1978

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1737. Paris Display/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), 1996 May 3, 1977-1996

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1738. World Press Freedom Committee, 1993-1997

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1739. Correspondence, XYZ, 1972-1999

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1740. Drafts of Project Outlines for the Freedom House Public Affairs Institute, 1967 May 25

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1741. A Meeting to Consider the Proposals for the Freedom House Public Affairs Institute, 1967 April 26

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1742. Program Audit Committee (PAC) Background Papers, 1963-1974

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1743. Board of Trustees, 1970-1983

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1744. Freedom House Pre-1967, 1966 January 1

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1745. The Mass News Media: Proposal for Continuing Evaluation of Race Relations Coverage, 1969 February

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1746. Leonard R. Sussman "International Commission for the Study of Communication Problems" Published by MacBride Commission, 1978 April

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1747. Freedom House Consultation, Regenerating the American Will and Applying it to Public Policy, 1976 February 20-22

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1748. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (AAAPSS), Volume 442, Mass Media: Opportunities and Threats, 1979 March

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1749. Leonard R. Sussman

1750. Publications, 1976-1982

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1751. Publications, Annuals etc, 1980-1984

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1752. 1977-1989

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1753. Personal, 1958-1979

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1754. Personal, 1979-1988

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1755. Executive Committee Minutes, 1966-1988

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1756. New Freedom House, Annual Reports, 1985-1986

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1757. Annual Report, 1986-1987

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1758. Annual Report, 1987-1988

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1759. El Salvador-Pending, 1982

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1760. Henry M. Jackson File, 1975 Leonard R. Sussman Statement for Permanent Subcommittee on Government Operations/USA Freedom to Write and Publish in the International Community, 1975 November 14-18, 1975, 1975 November 14-18

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1761. Leonard R. Sussman, Personal, 1943-1976

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1762. Responsibilities of Rights, 1973-1986

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1763. Current-Report of Leonard R. Sussman/FATI "The Helsinki Process,", 1986

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1764. Responsibility, 1986-1987

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1765. Introduction, 1976-1986

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1766. Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science, 1985

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1767. John James Haule-Old Paradigm and New Order in the African Context: Toward an Appropriate Model of Communication and National Development (NWICO), "Example of Western Coverage from Local African Coverage,", 1984

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1768. International Information Policy-Stanley Foundation, 1984 April

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1769. Nieman Report-Summer 1981 Third World News and Foreign Relations, Leonard R. Sussman, 1981, 1981, 1981

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1770. Talloires (Conference) Declaration, 1981 May

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1771. American Press Institute (API) Seminar, Reporting the Developing Nations, Leonard R. Sussman-NWICO, 1981 November

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1772. El Salvador, Board Statement, 1982 July 15, 1982

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1773. Journal of International Affairs, 1981 "Independent News Media: The People's Press Cannot Be Run By Government"-Columbia University, 1982, 1981-1982, 1981, 1982, 1981-1982

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1774. Information Control as an International Issue, The Academy of Political Science, 1982

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1775. World Communication Year/83, 1983 June 23, 1983-1984

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1776. Testimony on El Salvador Certification: House International Affairs Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs, 1983 March 17, 1982-1983

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1777. Louisiana State University (LSU) School of Journalism, Hitesman Lecture Series "The New World Information Order (NWIO) and Freedom of the Press,", 1982

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1778. Leonard R. Sussman-"Managing the News-Better," Editor and Publisher, 1986 April 5, 1986

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1779. International, 1973-1986

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1780. Executive Committee, Invitations to Bigotry, 1986 July 17 OP-ED (Bud Roper's Sic), 1983-1986, 1986 July 17, 1983-1986

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1781. '83 Declaration of Talloires, 1981 '81 Declaration of London, 1987 (UPFO), 1981-1987, 1981, 1987, 1981-1987

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1782. Center for Communication, Inc., USA/USSR Spacebridge: The Role of the Media in Current Relations, 1987 April 8

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1783. Congressional Record, Leonard R. Sussman "In Support of the Helsinki Process,", 1985-1987

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1784. Mass News Media and International Law, Leonard R. Sussman/David W. Sussman (DWS), 1986

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1785. Structural Change, 1986-1987

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1786. How Free Is the Free Flow of Information? International Communication Association (ICA)/ Congress of the International Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research University (SIETAR)-Quebec, Montreal, 1987 May 20

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1787. Leonard R. Sussman, Yearbook, 1988

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1788. Free Flow of Information and the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) "Leonard R. Sussman Oral and Written Testimony/CSCE/Senate, 1989 March 16

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1789. FATI Articles, 1989-1990

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1790. Journalism Quarterly, Leonard R. Sussman, Spring/Summer, 1991

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1791. Leonarrd R. Sussman: Censors Retreat-Except in the Gulf-Freedom Review, 1992 January-February

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1792. The Freedom House Bookshelf, 1960-1965

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1793. Leonard R. Sussman: "How the Media Report News from the Near East: Images and Realities," Joint Center for Near Eastern Studies, New York University and Princeton University, 1992 June 30

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1794. Leonard R. Sussman: The Interdependent, "Central Asia Seeks Improved News Media" (On Kazakhstan), Fall, 1992

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1795. Articles, 1979-1993

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1796. Op-Ed Regarding "Cultural Ignorance Can Kill" (Regarding Fulbright), 1993 January

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1797. Leonard R. Sussman

1798. "The MacBride Movement: Old 'New Order' Leads to the New-Gazette-Netherlands, IAMCR, 1992-1993

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1799. Miami Conference on Freedom of Expression, 1993 April 24 "Freedom of Expression: A Global View," 1993 March 16-April 30, 1993 April 24, 1993 March 16-April 30

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1800. Letter to Editor/New-Republic-Reply to Michael Lewis Article "J-School Confidential,", 1993 April 8, 1993 April 8-May 17

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1801. Review of Wigner Book for Freedom House, April 1993, 1992-1993

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1802. For British Member of Parliaments (MPs), 1993 February 11, 1993

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1803. Written (Long) Testimony for Subcommittee on International Operations Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, 1993 March 10

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1804. Answers/Questions By the Subcommittee on International Operations From Hearing On "The Mission of U.S. Public Diplomacy,", 1993 March 10

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1805. Testimony-Subcommittee on International Operations Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, "The Mission of U.S. Public Diplomacy,", 1993 March 10

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1806. Testimony-Subcommittee on International Operations "The Mission of U.S. Public Diplomacy," Correspondence, 1993 March 10, 1992-1993

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1807. Freedom Minutes, 1993 January-February

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1808. Leonard R. Sussman, Freedom Review, "New Seeds of Press Freedom,", 1993 January-February, 1992-1993

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1809. Editor and Publisher (E&P) Articles, 1992-1993

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1810. Leonard R. Sussman/Letter to the Editor-In Journalism Quarterly, Summer, 1993

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1811. Censor Dot Government, 2000

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1812. "Press-An Agent of the People" Speech, Cini Foundation, Venice, Italy, 1977 November 5, 1977

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1813. "Free Flow of News: Once Again, a Revolutionary Idea," IAPA Annual Meeting, Santo Domingo, D.R, 1977 October 20, 1977

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1814. Leonard R. Sussman/Portland Oregonian Article, 1978 March 14

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1815. "Origins, Uses and Misuses of the Journalism and Information Sections in the Helsinki Accords of 1975," Cini Foundation, Venice, 1976 November 18-20

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1816. "Impact of News Media on Foreign Policy Correlation w/Press Freedom," Affari Esteri, 1977 October

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1817. Iceland, 1977

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1818. "The Prospects for Freer News Media," Speech, IPI (Panel on Cultural Imperialism), Oslo-Norway, 1977 June 7, 1977-1992

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1819. Cairo (Tufts) Conference, 1978 April 2-5, 1977-1978

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1820. Tunis, 1978 March-April, 1977-1978

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1821. "The Growing Power of the Mass Media: Opportunities and Threats," Communication and Freedom, 1978 October 24

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1822. Conference on Human Rights, Foreign Policy and the Media (Ford Foundation), 1978 November 3-5, 1978

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1823. The Press, 1978

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1824. "An Approach to Study of Transnational News Media in Pluralistic World," United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Stockholm, 1978 April 24-27, 1978

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1825. "The Radical Analysis of the World News Flow," Debate W/Masmoudi, Carnegie Endowment, WDC, 1978 October 4, 1978

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1826. Mass News Media, Book on Mass News Media, 1976-1978

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1827. Inter American Press Association (IAPA) Conference, 1978 October 9-13

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1828. Leonard R. Sussman/My Turn/Newsweek "Who Rules the World's News?,", 1978 October 2, 1978

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1829. Tal Como Anda El Pais, Anda La Prensa, 1978 October 10

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1830. "Third World News-The Reality," Speech, Commonwealth Press Union, Toronto, 1978 September 16

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1831. "The World News Flow-Who Will Control It?," Harper's, 1978 June-July

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1832. Leonard R. Sussman Testimony-Senate Regarding Institute for Human Rights (Origin of NED), 1978 June 29, 1978

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1833. Documents Sur L'Esperanto, Nouvelle Serie 6, 1979

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1834. Report-Consultation on Reporting of International News and Role of Gatekeepers, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) House, Paris, 1979 December 10-12, 1979-1980

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1835. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)/International Press Institute (IPI), Athens, 1979 June 18

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1836. Leonard R. Sussman/Freedom At Issue, 1979 May-June #51 "Press-Licensing, Penalties for 'Error' Proposed Anew at United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)" (Reprint), 1979 May-June, 1979 May-June, 1979 May-June

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1837. "Enter: The Information Age," Speech Media Association of Jamaica, Kingston, Jamaica, 1979 May 29, 1979

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1838. Rhodesia, 1979 April

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1839. Quadrant Monthly, 1979 April

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1840. Leonard R. Sussman: Terrorism and the Media: Problems of Freedom and Control. New England Political Science Association Annual Magazine, New England Center, Durham, New Hampshire, 1979 April 6

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1841. "The Free Flow of World Communications Debate with H.I. Shhiller," University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia (PA), 1979 March 26

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1842. "Free Flow of Information: History and Problems," Pullman Conference, Washington State University, 1979 March 16

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1843. Interviews W/Sean MacBride and Richard S. Salant, 1979 March 5-12

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1844. Mass Media: Opportunities and Threats- Annals, 1979 March

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1845. Leonard R. Sussman-The Mantle of Sandino, 1979 February 21

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1846. "The Snake in the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Garden," Columbia Journalism Review, 1979 February 12

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1847. Helsinki: An Appraisal-Madrid Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), Leonard R. Sussman, 1980 November

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1848. Twenty Fifth Plenary Meeting, 1980 October 7

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1849. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Plenary Statement for Inter American Press Association (IAPA) and World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC), Belgrade, 1980 October 7, 1980

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1850. "The Drift Towards State Control," Speech, Australia, 1980 August

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1851. Leonard R. Sussman/World Press/Presstime "United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to Move Into 'Action' Phase,", 1980 August

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1852. Freedom of the Press-A Human Right and Those Who Would Limit It-Leonard R. Sussman, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1980 July 14-20, 1980

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1853. "International Book Donation Programs," Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science, 1980 June, 1980-1981

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1854. "Press Freedom: A Universal Right," Speech, World Press Institute (WPI), St. Paul, Minnesota, 1980 May 15

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1855. "Press Control: Is There Middle Ground?" World Communications Conference, Ohio University, Athens Ohio, 1980 May 6

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1856. "Freedom of Journalism in a Developing Country," Speech, University of Dakar, Senegal, 1980 April 1, 1980

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1857. "A World Divided-Free and Not So Free," U.S. News and World Report, 1980 February 4

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1858. "Should Journalism Be Free?" Leonard R. Sussman, 1980

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1859. Helsinki/Madrid, 1980

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1860. Reporting the Developing Nations, American Press Institute (API), 1982

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1861. "Independent News Media: The People's Press Cannot be Run by Government," Journal of International Affairs, Fall/Winter, 1981-1982

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1862. "For Better Journalism, Not More Propaganda,", 1981 November 23

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1863. Leonard R. Sussman-Op-Ed- New York Times -Responses etc., 1981 October, 1981

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1864. Washington Journalism Review (WJR), 1981 September

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1865. The United States at the Beginning of the Reagan Administration and the Political Outlook for the Eighties, Dialogue Congress, Alpbach/Tyrol, Austria, 1981 June 22

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1866. Leonard R. Sussman/Nieman Reports, "Third World News and Foreign Relations," Summer, 1981

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1867. Leonard R. Sussman/ Washington Journalism Review, "The Third World and the Fourth Estate,", 1981 June

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1868. Leonard R. Sussman/Talloires Declaration, 1981 May

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1869. Politics of 'New Order' Communication Studies…," Reading Paper for Talloires Conference, 1981 May 12, 1981

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1870. Leonard R. Sussman/Byliner/PGM/PET/deLesseps, "United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)/Belgrade: A Landmark?,", 1981 April

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1871. Third World News and Foreign Relations: Counterrevolution as Threat to Press Freedom," University of Vermont, 1981 April 14

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1872. International Conference on Assistance to African Refugees, 1981 April 8-10

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1873. Leonard R. Sussman/World Press/Presstime, "Violence Against Press Reported Escalating,", 1981 March

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1874. Leonard R. Sussman/World Press/Presstime, "United Nations (UN) Quietly Enters United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Communication Fray,", 1981 February

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1875. State Department Responsibility to Leonard R. Sussman Query on Press Control, 1981

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1876. Report of Freedom House's Role in Ad Hoc Citizens Committee for the Madrid-Helsinki Review Meeting, 1981 January 2, 1981

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1877. "Status of the "New Order" in World-Wide News, Information and Communications (NWICO),", 1982 July 6

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1878. Report on Inter-Press Service Requested by Roberto Savio of Inter Press Service (IPS), 1982 June 7

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1879. Washington Journalism Review (WJR), 1981 June

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1880. Washington Journalism Review (WJR), 1981 June

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1881. Review: Jonathan Fenby's Study of the Wire Services, Twentieth Century Fund, 1982 May 10

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1882. Speech-Council on Foundations, Detroit, 1982 April 30

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1883. "Information Control as an International Issue," Academy of Political Science, 1982 April

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1884. Schmidt Case and Mexico, 1985 April 17

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1885. "How Fares World Press Freedom?," Speech, Louisiana State University, 1982 April 22

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1886. "The World Information Order-A Status Report," Speech, Louisiana State University, 1982 April 21

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1887. MacNeil-Lehrer Report (El Salvador) Transcript, 1982 February 19

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1888. Leonard R. Sussman/Communications Revolution in Politics ed. Gerald Benjamin-APS, "Information Control as an International Issue,", 1982

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1889. "Wanted: A Third World News Network," Washington Quarterly, Winter, 1982, 1981-1982

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1890. "The Continuing Struggle for Freedom of Information," 1982 Yearbook, 1982

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1891. Sussman Memos to Board, 1982 April 20-June 15

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1892. Making Idea-Control Respectable, USA Today, OP-ED, 1982 December 15

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1893. What the Third World Wants from the New World Information Order as Seen by the West, the ABA Media Institute, 1982 December 7

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1894. Getting Information To and From the Third World, Center for Communication, New York (NY), 1982 November 17

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1895. Human Rights and the Reagan Administration, New York University (NYU) Law School, 1982 November 4

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1896. What's Ahead in United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization's (UNESCO's) Medium-Term Plan? Congressional Leadership Group-Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), 1982 October 6

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1897. Post-China Trip, 1983 May 7-24

1898. Analysis, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Medium-Term Plan, 1982-1989 For State Department, 1982 September 29, 1982, 1982-1989, 1982 September 29, 1982

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1899. "New World Communication Order: In What Form? And When?," 1982 July 19 World Future Society, Washington D.C., 1982, 1982 July 19, 1982

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1900. Articles, 1983-1984

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1901. China Trip, 1983 April-May

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1902. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) General Conference/Paris, Leonard R. Sussman as Delegate, 1983 November Report, 1983, 1983 November, 1983

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1903. General Trends and Prospects for Freedom and Human Rights, Leonard R. Sussman-The Asian Foundation, 1983 October 7

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1904. Leonard R. Sussman Speech Talloires II, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO): Getting Down to Cases, 1983 September 30

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1905. Smithsonian Conference, 1983 May 25 "Intelligent Systems"/Communication-LDS-Papers, 1983, 1983 May 25, 1983

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1906. Leonard R. Sussman Glossary for International Communications: Warning of a Bloodless Dialect-Media Institute, 1983

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1907. Leonard R. Sussman House Testimony, 1983 March 17

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1908. Leonard R. Sussman, 1983 Yearbook, 1983, 1983, 1983

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1909. Report: With U.S. Delegation Monitoring Elections in El Salvador, 1984 March 24-26, 1984

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1910. Speech, 1984 March, Reports, Articles, Lagos-Nigeria, 1984, 1984, 1984

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1911. Taiwan Report, 1984 March

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1912. After Grenada: Turning Free Press/Government "Enemies" into Adversaries, 1984 February 2

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1913. Leonard R. Sussman/ New York Times Magazine, 1984 February 27

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1914. Article/ New Yorker, 1984

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1915. The Sherrye Henry Show-WOR, 1984 January 9

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1916. Stanford Conference, 1984 April 7

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1917. The U.S. Withdrawal from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)-A Case Study for the Public Relations Specialist, Public Relations Association, 1984 April 12, 1984

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1918. Stanley Foundation Conference on International Information Policy, 1984

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1919. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and the New World Information Order (NWICO), Missouri Journalism School, 1984 April 17, 1984

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1920. Leonard R. Sussman Testimony-Subcommittee on Human Rights and International Organizations and the Subcommittee on International Operations of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of Representatives, 1984 April 26, 1984

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1921. A Review of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Decision, Discussion with Gregory Newell, Assistant Secretary of State National Conference: Global Crossroads: Educating Americans for Responsible Choices, 1984 May 17

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1922. Leonard R. Sussman-USA Today, 1984 May 24, 1984

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1923. Valuing and Revaluing America, National Conference on Global Crossroads: Educating Americans for Responsible Choices, 1984 May 17, 1984

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1924. Leonard R. Sussman-Paris, FIEJ Speech, 1984 May 21

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1925. Albany Speech, United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA/USA), 1984 May 18

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1926. Leonard R. Sussman-Press versus Government-FATI #78, 1984 May-June

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1927. Leonard R. Sussman/Editor and Publisher, 1984 June 2, 1984

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1928. Leonard R. Sussman-Access: An American Perspective , American Library Association (ALA)-Dallas, 1984 June 25

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1929. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Information Consultative Meeting, Paris, 1984 July 16-20

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1930. Leonard R. Sussman-"Original Speech," United States National Committee for UNESCO (USNCU), Press Conference, 1984 August 8, 1984

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1931. Leonard R. Sussman/Journal of Communication, Autumn, 1984

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1932. Stanley Foundation Conference Report, "Strategy for Peace,", 1984 October 11-13

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1933. Leonard R. Sussman-Two Unhappy New Years for United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)"-Compass, 1984 November 29, 1984

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1934. Leonard R. Sussman Testimony-Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate, 1984 December 10, 1984

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1935. USA-Today, 1984 December 24

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1936. Encyclopedia of Library and Information Science, 1985

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1937. How to Return to UNESCO for Business Week, 1985 January 9, 1985

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1938. Needed, A Libel Court, Leonard R. Sussman Demonetize Libel, OP-ED, Chrsitian Science Monitor, 1985 February 21, 1985

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1939. Visit to Costa Rica, Panama, 1985 March 25-29

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1940. "We've Made Our Point-Now Let's Rejoin UNESCO," Business Week, 1985 March 4

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1941. Ethical Culture Society, 1985 April 14

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1942. 1985 Columbia Journalism Alumni Award, 1985 May 3, 1985-1986, 1985, 1985 May 3, 1985-1986

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1943. Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) Forum-Speech, 1985 May 16

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1944. Harry D. Gideonse Memorial, Brooklyn College, 1985 May 19

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1945. Leonard R. Sussman-Helsinki "Editorial" Wall Street Journal (W.S.J.), 1985 August 1

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1946. Modern Inconveniences (Voice Of America (VOA) Broadcasting Company), 1985 August 15

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1947. Leonard R. Sussman: A New "New World Information Order" at 10th Anniversary of the Confederation of Asean Journalists and World Press Convention-Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 1985 September 19, 1985

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1948. Malaysia Trip, September, 1985, 1985-1986

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1949. Congressional Record, 1985 September 24

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1950. Introduction to Bruce McColm's Monograph, 1985 October 7

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1951. Testimony: Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) Hearing "In Praise of the Helsinki Process,", 1985 October 3

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1952. Negotiating Global Ground Rules for the Press, Leonard R. Sussman-United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA/USA), 1985 October 7, 1985

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1953. United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), General Conference/Sofia, Bulgaria, 1985 October 21-25, 1985

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1954. Malaysia/Official Secrets Act (USA), Leonard R. Sussman, 1986 May 5

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1955. Hearing of Journalists in Costa Rica-Leonard R. Sussman for the Journal of Media Law and Practice, Scotland, 1986 April, 1986

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1956. The "Human Rite" is News-Leonard R. Sussman, New York Times-Op Ed, 1986 March 25, 1986

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1957. Leonard R. Sussman-"Managing the News-Better,", 1986 March 6, 1986

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1958. "Foundations of Press Freedom," Georgetown University, 1986 February 13

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1959. Leonard R. Sussman/Subcommittee on Human Rights, "U.S. Human Rights Policy After the Philippines,", 1986 February 26

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1960. Leonard R. Sussman/David W. Sussman (DWS)/Mass News Media and International Law for the International Political Science Review, 1986 January, 1986

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1961. Misunderstanding Bulgaria (Not Published), 1986

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1962. Leonard R. Sussman-Introduction to Manglapus Book, 1986 November 6-10

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1963. New York University Lecture (Weeks), 1986 November 11 International Communications: Who Controls Them; Who Wants to Control Them?, 1986, 1986 November 11, 1986

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1964. Asian Mass Communication, Research and Information Center, "Roundtable"-Media Asia, 1986 September 16

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1965. The Responsibilities of Rights, Leonard R. Sussman, 1986 September 2

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1966. Leonard R. Sussman: United Nations Debate on the New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO), 1986 June 24-27

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1967. Testimony/Leonard R. Sussman-Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), "Testimony on the Bern Human-Contact Meeting,", 1986 June 18

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1968. "United Nations Debate on the News Media Can Harm Many, Help None," Leonard R. Sussman, New York Times (NYT), 1986 June 9

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1969. AMIC Article, 1986 June, 1986

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1970. The Conscience of a Journalist, Leonard R. Sussman-Ecuador, 1986 May, 1986

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1971. Chasqui: Revista Latinoamericana de Communicacion, 1986 April-June

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1972. The Press versus "Press Responsibility" in This Pre-Messianic Age, Leonard R. Sussman's Own Book, 1986

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1973. Leonard R. Sussman-Structural Change-Freedom House, December, 1986, 1986-1987

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1974. Bill Harley Retirement Speech, Leonard R. Sussman, 1987 June 3, 1987

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1975. How Free is the Free Flow of Information? International Communication Association-Congress of the International Society for Intercultural Education, Training and Research University of Quebec, Montreal, 1987 May 20

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1976. Disinformation/ Leonard R. Sussman State Department /Airlie House, VA, 1987 May 4, 1987

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1977. "Who Did in UNESCO?"/Leonard R. Sussman-Introduction in Giffard's Book UNESCO and the Media, 1987 April 27, 1987

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1978. Linkage Can Become a Shackle, Leonard R. Sussman, 1987 April 24

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1979. Leonard R. Sussman-Introduction (Glasnost Book), 1987 April 1

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1980. "Challenges to Press Freedom," Leonard R. Sussman Lecture, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University, 1987 March 26, 1987

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1981. Leonard R. Sussman, National Endowment for Democracy (NED)-"Project: Democracy,", 1987 March 12

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1982. Leonard R. Sussman/Journalists versus "Journalists"-the Odd Bunch-Plus Donahue Show, 1987 February 27

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1983. Leonard R. Sussman-Shame on the Censor, 1987 February 2 and London Declaration, 1987 January, 1987, 1987 February 2, 1987 January, 1987

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1984. The Watchdog: Unofficial Monitor of the American People's Government, 1987 December

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1985. Universal Means Everyone, Eleanor Roosevelt Birthday Celebration, Hyde Park, 1987 November 7, 1987

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1986. Leonard R. Sussman

1987. Reader's Digest "Idea" "The New Censorship,", 1987 October 22

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1988. "From Glasnost to Glasnost," Magazines, 1987 June

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1989. "Birth of Glasnost" Magazine, Magazines, 1979-1987

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1990. Finland/USSR-Report, 1987 June 23-July 9

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1991. Brazil, Paraguay, Chile Report, 1987 November 8-18

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1992. South Africa Trip Report, October 5-11, 1987, 1987-1988

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1993. Round-the-World Trip, (World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) Conference), 1988 April-May, 1987-1988

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1994. Leonard R. Sussman

1995. Deadline Club (Award), 1988 March 16, 1988

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1996. Testimony-South Africa News Media House/Subcommittee on Africa, 1988 March 15, 1985-1988

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1997. Mass News Media Declaration of UNESCO: What Has it Produced?, 1988 March 14

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1998. Stroessner versus the U.S. "Pothole" Ambassador, 1988 February 16, 1988

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1999. Religion in Communist Dominated Areas (RCDA) Speech, "Will Glasnost Succeed?,", 1988 January 28

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2000. Leonard R. Sussman-"A World One-Third Free," Miami Herald (Weekend Editorial), 1988 January 6-17

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2001. Leonard R. Sussman-Articles: Yearbook, 1987-1988

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2002. United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA/USA) Conference on UNESCO, 1988 December

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2003. Leonard R. Sussman/ "Sakharov Revises Historic Revisionism,", 1988 November 16

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2004. Leonard R. Sussman-Foreign Press Association, 1988 October 24, 1988

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2005. Leonard R. Sussman/Report: International Press Conference, L'Observatoire de I'Information, Montpellier, France, 1988 October 12-13

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2006. Chile Elections, 1988 October

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2007. Leonard R. Sussman Testimony-Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), "Free Flow of Information and the CSCE,", 1989 March 16

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2008. Leonard R. Sussman-Testimony-Reasons for US Withdrawal, Subsequent Reforms and Considerations for Our Returning, Committee on Foreign Relations, "Oral and Written,", 1989 April 19, 1989

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2009. Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) Information Forum/London, 1989 April 24-May 5, 1989

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2010. Wall Street Journal (Brussels), Leonard R. Sussman Piece, 1989 May 26, 1989

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2011. Interco Press/Leonard R. Sussman, 1989 February 21-April 12

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2012. Year-end FATI, 1989, 1988-1989

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2013. Sources Magazine (UNESCO), 1989 December 1, 1989

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2014. UNESCO-The New Advocate of Press Freedom (Washington Post), 1989 November 20

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2015. Leonard R. Sussman-Analysis of UNESCO'S Medium Term Plan (Communications)-Latest, 1989 November 17, 1989

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2016. Encounter, The Information Revolution-Human Ideas and Electrical Impulses, Leonard R. Sussman, 1989 November

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2017. Revista del Pensamiento Centroamericano 203, 1989

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2018. Editor and Publisher-UNESCO (Quoting Leonard R. Sussman), 1989

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2019. Analysis of Annex II (Communication, C-4, UNESCO), 1989 October 19

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2020. The Soviets: Are They People Like Us? Reader's Digest, October, 1989, 1989-1990

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2021. Report on United Nations Association of the United States of America (UNA/USA) Panel on Reforming UNESCO, Paris, Leonard R. Sussman, 1989 October 16-18, 1989

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2022. Leonard R. Sussman/Oral Testimony-House Subcommittee on International Relations, U.S. Interests and the Communications Program of UNESCO, 1989 September 19

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2023. Leonard R. Sussman/Written Testimony-House Subcommittee on International Relations, U.S. Interests and the Communications Program of UNESCO, 1989 September 19

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2024. International Press Institute (IPI) Report, Africa Special, 1989 September

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2025. Leonard R. Sussman: "Sources" Magazine Article, 1989 September 5 How the "North" Sees UNESCO, What Do Industrialized Countries Want, Need and Expect from UNESCO? What are They Prepared to Give?, 1989, 1989 September 5, 1989

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2026. Leonard R. Sussman/Summary of Meeting with Mayor-UNESCO, Paris, also: See Trip File, 1989 September 7

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2027. Communications Issues in the Plan, Americans for Universality of UNESCO (AAU-Fobes), 1989 September

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2028. Keep Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty Alive (Letter to Editor), Christian Science Monitor, 1989 August 11

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2029. How Free Will the Soviet Press Be? Editor and Publisher for, 1989 August 5, 1989

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2030. Stanley Foundation Conference, 1990 October

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2031. Small-Scale Radio May Be Best for Eastern Europe-OPC Bulletin, 1990 September

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2032. World Monitor, Leonard R. Sussman and Supporting Clips, August-September, 1990, 1990-1991

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2033. "A Child's Discipline for a Peaceful Society," International Journal of Humanities (Merchant), Volume 7, Number 2, Summer, 1990, 1989-1990

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2034. Leonard R. Sussman-The New Press Law of the USSR, 1990 September-October

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2035. Leonard R. Sussman: "Vladamir Pozner, Illutionist" for FATI, 1990 July-August

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2036. "Where Do They Kill Journalists?: In 51 Countries on 5 Continents, 1990 March 26

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2037. Leonard R. Sussman: UNESCO Article in Washington Post International Herald Tribune, 1990 February 26

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2038. UNESCO East-West Conference, Paris, 1990 February 26-28

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2039. Leonard R. Sussman: Fear of Information Power (Soviet Press)-Quadrant, 1990 January-February

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2040. UNESCO Book, Leonard R. Sussman, January, 1990, 1989-1990

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2041. Report on International Association for Mass Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, "Fifth MacBride Roundtable," Ireland, Leonard R. Sussman, 1993 June 27

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2042. Fifth MacBride Roundtable, Dublin-International Association for Mass Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, 1993 June, 1992-1993

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2043. Freedom House Monitor, 1993

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2044. "What Has it Produced?" Leonard R. Sussman-Chapter 17 in "The Global Media Debate…" Edited by George Gerbner, Hamid Mowlana and Kaarle Nordenstreng, 1993

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2045. "Textbook" Chapter by Leonard R. Sussman, Chapter 19, "Toward the Universal Interactive Neighborhood" in Beyond National Sovereignty: International Communication in the 1990s by Kaarle Nordenstreng and Herbert I. Schiller, 1993 May, 1990s, 1993 May

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2046. Leonard R. Sussman for "The World and I,", 1993

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2047. Zileri/Caretas-Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, 1993 February 18, 1990-1994

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2048. 1982 Yearend Press Wrap-Up, 1982-1983, 1982, 1982-1983

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2049. Leonard R. Sussman, Yale (Poynter Fellowship), 1977 March 26-April 14

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2050. "The World and I," Washington, 1989-1993

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2051. Leonard R. Sussman's Award, 1998-1999

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2052. Fulbright, 1992-1993

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2053. Leonard R. Sussman-Introductory Remarks, LRS "The Fulbright Program and the Future of Public Diplomacy," American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C, 1993 September 3, 1993

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2054. Boulder Colorado (CO) Conference, 1993 September 17-19, 1993

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2055. Leonard R. Sussman "Press Freedom Is Set Back Worldwide," Edited and Published, 1994 January 1

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2056. Leonard R. Sussman, Harvard Paper: "Yellow Light on the Information Superhighway,", 1993 November 19

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2057. Leonard R. Sussman: "Sip Degrees of Connection," 1993 December 7 for Los Angeles (L.A.) Times, 1993-1994, 1993 December 7, 1993-1994

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2058. University of Missouri Speech, 1994 January 26 Wednesday, also: See Archives I, 1994, 1994 January 26, 1994

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2059. Leonard R. Sussman: "Scholarly Exchange: Peace Without War," International Journal of Humanities and Peace, Volume 10, #1 (V. Merchant Publication), 1993-1994 March

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2060. "Freedom in the World," Leonard R. Sussman Chapter, 1993-1994

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2061. Leonard R. Sussman: "Governments Would Dictate Press Responsibility," Freedom Review #25, 1994 January-February

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2062. Voice of America (VOA) Panel, 1994 March 9, 1986-1994

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2063. Itinerary/Changes, International Press Institute (IPI)-South Africa, 1994 February 13-17, 1993-1994

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2064. Map of Press Freedom, 1993-1994

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2065. Leonard R. Sussman: "Media and the Relationship to Peace Education," 1994 April 18 the Journal of Humanities and Peace, 1994, 1994 April 18, 1994

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2066. Leonard R. Sussman: Who Assures Press Responsibility? OP.ED pc, 1994 April 19

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2067. Press Freedom Conference, 1994 March 31 Leonard R. Sussman, 1994, 1994 March 31, 1994

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2068. "Good News and Bad/Leonard R. Sussman Press Freedom Worldwide,", 1994 May 3

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2069. World Press Freedom Day, 1994 May 3 Leonard R. Sussman: Suggested Panel on World Standard of Press Freedom, 1994, 1994 May 3, 1994

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2070. Press Freedom Survey, Map of Freedom Forum, Panel at Freedom Forum, 1994 May 3, 1994

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2071. Leonard R. Sussman Wired, 1994 May 19 "Rants and Raves" etc., 1994, 1994 May 19, 1994

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2072. Leonard R. Sussman-Editor and Publisher, 1994 May 14

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2073. Leonard R. Sussman-"Can a Free Press Be Responsible? To Whom?" For Mayor (UNESCO), 1994 August 15

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2074. African Journalism-C-Span, 1994 August 25, 1994

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2075. "A Global Affair," the Minefields of New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO), Leonard R. Sussman, 1994 December 9

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2076. Korea, 1994 December 1-2, 1994-1995

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2077. Live Telegram to "Yugo," 1994 December 20 United States Information Agency (USIA)/TU-Worldnet, 1994, 1994 December 20, 1994

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2078. Federico Mayor Amicorum Liber (Book) and Paris Ceremony, 1995 January 27, 1994-1995

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2079. Review: Leonard R. Sussman Fulbright Book, 1994-1995

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2080. Editor and Publisher, 1995 January 16, 1994-1995

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2081. OP-ED Fulbright Death (Not Published), 1995 February

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2082. World Press Freedom Day, 1995 May 3 Press Survey, 1994-1995, 1995 May 3, 1994-1995

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2083. Letter/New York Times, 1995 May 30, 1995

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2084. Minoo Masani, India Festschrift, 1995 May 17 The Challenge in New-Age Communication: A Responsible Press in the Market Economy, 1995, 1995 May 17, 1995

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2085. Freedom Forum First Amendment Center, Published, 1995 June, 1995-1996

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2086. United Nations (UN)-Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) Denial, 1995 June, 1995

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2087. Margaret Chase Smith-CBIT, 1995 June

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2088. Media Ethics and Peace Education, 1995 July

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2089. "Reading Between the Lines" in Journalism Stories from the Real World, 1995 December

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2090. "Challenges in New-Age Communication," Leonard R. Sussman In the Vanguard of Freedom: Essays in Honour of Minoo Masani, 1995 December

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2091. More Democracies, More Violations, Editor and Publisher, 1996 January 13

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2092. The Global Airscape, Book for Carter Center, 1996 March

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2093. Worldwide Press Freedom Report, Editor and Publisher, 1997 January 25

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2094. International Journal of Humanities and Peace, 1997

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2095. United Nations (UN) Speech, 1997 September 11, 1997

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2096. Department of Public Information (DPI)/ Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Conference, 1997 September 10-12 10-11:30A.M., 1997, 1997 September 10-12, 1997

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2097. World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) Booklet, February, 1998, 1997-1998

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2098. Freedom Forum Panel, Broadcasting Board of Governors, 1998 May

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2099. Everyone Has the Right, Published by the World Press Freedom Committee, 1998

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2100. Coordinating Committee Meeting, Arden, 1997 May 19-20, 1997

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2101. UNDP/Columbia Roundtable, 1996-1997

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2102. Press Conference, Washington, 1998 May 1, 1998-1999

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2103. Miscellaneous, 1990

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2104. Acknowledgements, 0-3, 1991

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2105. Institute of International Education (IIE), 0-15, 1991 February 28

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2106. Department of Education (DED), 0-17, 1991 March 19-June 11

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2107. "Humphrey Fellows" (HF), 0-18, 1991 February 28

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2108. Recommendation, 1990-1991

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2109. Final Report and Contract, 1991 August 7-December 18

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2110. Correspondence

2111. A, 1991 February 5-December 27

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2112. Arndt, Richard T, 1990-1991

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2113. B-C, 1990-1992

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2114. D, 1990-1991

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2115. Dunn, Charles W, 1990-1992

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2116. F-G, 1990-1992

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2117. H-L, 1990-1992

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2118. M, 1990-1992

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2119. Marcus, Philip, 1989-1991

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2120. McColm, Bruce, 1990-1992

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2121. N-P, 1990-1992

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2122. Newton, Jennifer, 1990-1992

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2123. R, 1990-1992

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2124. S-U, 1990-1991

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2125. V-W, 1990-1991

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2126. Vogel, Ralph, 1990-1992

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2127. American Political Science Association, Washington, 1993 September 3, 1993

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2128. Publisher-Fulbright, 1991-1993

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2129. Administration, 1989-1992

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2130. Overseas Interviews

2131. Japan, 1991

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2132. Indonesia, 1990-1991

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2133. India, 1991

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2134. Italy, 1991

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2135. Interviews

2136. A-F, 1990-1991

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2137. G-L, 1990-1991

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2138. M-Z, 1990-1991

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2139. I.5a Case History: Miskito Indians, 1982 February 27-March 30

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2140. I.51 Case History: National Endowment for Democracy (NED)/ Project Democracy, 1987 March 11-19

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2141. I.10 Development News, 1978-1979

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2142. I.19 History of the Press, undated

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2143. I.21 Human Rights/CSCE and the Press, 1989 May 2-June 2

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2144. I.23a Journalists Honored: South Korea/South Vietnam, 1974, 1975-1987

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2145. I.27 Hutchins Commission, 1990-1991

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2146. I.29 Journalists: "Protection,", 1982-1985

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2147. I.29a Red Cross: Safety of Journalists, 1985 April 24-26

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2148. I.30 Journalism Training, 1993 March 8-April 19

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2149. I.32 Libel, 1985 January 29

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2150. I.34 "Management of News" By Governments, 1986 August 7-15

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2151. I.37 New World Information and Communications Order (NWICO), 1978-1997

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2152. I.41 Official Secrets Act, 1986 February 5-March 28

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2153. I.45 People's Rights (See Freedom House Conference Statement 1983), 1980-1989

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2154. I.47 Polling, 1992-1995

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2155. I.48 Press Council, 1972-1995

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2156. I.49 Ethics, 1986 May 26-October 15

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2157. I.49 Press Code of Ethics, 1990-1997

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2158. I.52 Privacy, 1993

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2159. I.54 Right to Communicate, 1985-1995

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2160. I.57 Satellites, 1989-1992

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2161. I.58 Satellites "Third World News,", 1981-1983

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2162. I.58a Satellites: Direct Broadcasting (DBS), 1986 March 11

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2163. I.61 Sovereignty of Information, 1986-1991

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2164. I.63 Survey of Media (See "Credibility"), 1974-1975

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2165. Freedom Forum Proposal, 1992

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2166. I.67 Technical Development, 1978-1988

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2167. I.69 Telecommunications Policies, 1986

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2168. I.69b Telecommunications-Competition, 1933-1994

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2169. I.69b Telecommunications Competition, 1988 May 20-December 29

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2170. I.70 U.S. Policy (Information), 1982 February 12-September 28

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2171. I.71 World Administrative Radio Conference (WARC), 1977-1987

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2172. I.73 Working Conditions of Journalists, 1985

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2173. I.85 Artificial Intelligence, 1983-1990

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2174. Public Journalism, 1995-1996

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2175. II 4 African Press, 1977-1995

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2176. II 5 Eastern Europe, 1990-1994

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2177. II 3 Latin American Press Freedom (IAPA), 1987-1994

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2178. II 3a Caribbean Press, 1993

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2179. II.1 Russia, 1990-1993

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2180. II 1 World Press Freedom, 1974-1993

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2181. Puerto Rico, 1973-1984

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2182. II 9 Asian Press, 1987-1993

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2183. Sussman Writings, 1990-1991

2184. Journalism Quarterly, 1991 October

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2185. Foreword for Harley Book, 1991 June 12

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2186. Trips Itinerary, Tokyo, Jakarta, etc, 1991 June 15-July 3

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2187. We're All Connected"-Not Yet, But Soon, Tufts University, 1991 March 1

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2188. "The Distance and Democracy," World Monitor, 1991 February

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2189. Review of "Cassandra…" Dorothy Thompson Book, 1991 January, 1990-1991

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2190. FATI, 1991 January, 1990-1991

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2191. New York University (NYU)-Gulf War Speech, 1991 February 7, 1991

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2192. South Africa (International Press Institute (IPI)), Leonard R. Sussman Trip, 1994 February, 1977-1994

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2193. African Journalists Seminar, Washington, Thursday, 1994 August 25, 1994

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2194. University of Missouri, Lecture/Ceremony, 1993-1994

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2195. Sussman Correspondence, Federico Mayor Amicorum Liber, 1994-1995

2196. Mayor Paper-Responsible Press, 1994-1995

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2197. Federico Mayor Chapter, 1994 August 31, 1994

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2198. Sussman Writings, 1995

2199. "Challenges in New-Age Communication," In the Vanguard of Freedom, India Book, 1995 December

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2200. "Reading Between the Lines" in Journalism Stories from the Real World, 1995 December

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2201. FDL Quarterly-ASIA, Leonard R. Sussman-Asian Press/Asian Democracy, 1995 November

      Box 169

2202. Television (TV) Interview (One Hour)-Quebec, Freedom of the Press and Imbalance of Information, 1995 August

      Box 169

2203. Carter Project, 1995

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2204. Federal Communications Commission (FCC)/Leonard R. Sussman Project, 1997

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2205. Encyclopedia-Media-Leonard R. Sussman, 1997 August 21

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2206. United Nations (UN) Speech, 1997 September Department of Public Information (DPI), 1997, 1997 September, 1997

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2207. War of the Foundling's Fathers-Leonard R. Sussman Review (Unpublished), 1997 September

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2208. Zionists and the Foreign Agents Investigation Issues, 1997 October, 1997

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2209. International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX)/Paris, 1998 May

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2210. World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) Essay, February, 1998, 1997-1998

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2211. II 15 Middle East News, 1991

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2212. III 1 UN General (Constitution, Index), 1978-1992

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2213. III 3 M'Bow (Director-General), 1974-1995

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2214. III 3b Mayor (D-G 1987), 1988-1995

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2215. III 6 UNESCO Basic Materials and Analyses, 1974-1975, 1975-1976

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2216. III 7 UNESCO Pre-San Jose Conference, 1976

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2217. III 8 UNESCO San-Jose Conference, 1976

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2218. III 12 UNESCO Nairobi Biennial Conference, 1976

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2219. III 15 UNESCO Stockholm Seminar, 1978

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2220. III 16 UNESCO Biennial Advance/Paris, 1978

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2221. III 17 UNESCO Draft Declaration/Mass Media, 1977-1978

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2222. III 17b 1978-1979 Media Declaration-Statement/Press Coverage and Afterward, 1978-1988, 1978-1979, 1978-1988

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2223. III 17c Mass Media Declaration 10 Years Later, 1986-1988

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2224. III. 18 UNESCO (1978) MacBride Commission, 1978-1997

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2225. III 19 UNESCO Role of Gatekeepers, 1979 December 7-12

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2226. III 26 UNESCO International Program for the Development of Communication (IPDC), 1991-1997

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2227. III 31 Medium-Term Plan for, 1996, 1995 June 12-13

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2228. III 33 UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policy, Mexico, 1982 July-August

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2229. III 34 UNESCO 1983 Paris General Conference, 1982-1985, 1983, 1982-1985

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2230. III 35 UNESCO 1985 Sofia General Conference, 1985 December 5, 1985, 1985 December 5

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2231. III 35f "Communication, Information and Informatics in the Service of Humanity,", 1993

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2232. III 35b UNESCO 1987 Paris General Conference, 1987 December 11-15, 1987, 1987 December 11-15

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2233. III 35d UNESCO 1989 Paris General Conference, 1989-1990, 1989, 1989-1990

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2234. III 40f UN Human Rights Commission, 1991-1995

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2235. III 40h UN General Assembly Information Committee, 1990-1991

2236. III 40h UN General Assembly Committee on Information, 1991 April 18-May 15

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2237. III 40i UN Committee on Information, 1993 May, 1994

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2238. III 55 West's Response to Attacks, 1979-1981

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2239. III 57 World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC), 1990-1997

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2240. III 57a Talloires Declaration, 1981

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2241. III 57c Declaration of London, 1987 January 16-18

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2242. III 60 FIEJ, 1993 May 10

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2243. III 61 International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), 1995 March 1

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2244. III 77 National News Agencies, 1980-1982

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2245. III 79 Pan African News Agency (PANA), 1994 September 8

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2246. III 89 Inter Press Rome (Savio), 1982-1995

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2247. III 92 International Organization of Journalists (IOJ) Prague International Journalism Institute (IJI), 1989-1996

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2248. III 96 International Association for Mass Communication Research (IAMCR), 1993-1994

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2249. III 98 20th Century Fund: International Flow News, 1978-1981

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2250. III 127 UNESCO FM Radio Program, 1989-1990

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2251. III 133 International Freedom of Information Exchange (IFEX), 1992-1993

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2252. III 135 Council of Europe/Press, 1993-1994

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2253. Freedom of the Press, International Organizations, 1994-1995

2254. III 136 Declaration of Santiago, UNESCO-Chile/LA Press Meeting, 1994 May 2-6, 1994

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2255. III 137 People's Communication Charter (1998-Projected), 1994

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2256. III 139 World Association of Press Councils, 1995 January 16-17

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2257. IV 1 UNESCO Withdrawal State Department Case/Reaction, 1984-1989

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2258. IV 7 UNESCO Withdrawal Reactions to Leonard R. Sussman, 1983-1994

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2259. Sussman Articles, 1981-2000

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2260. IV 9 UNESCO Withdrawal, UNESCO Steps and Responses, 1993-1997

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2261. IV 11 UNESCO Withdrawal Consultative Groups, 1984

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2262. IV 28 UNESCO Withdrawal Maitland Commission, 1984-1987

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2263. IV 29 Americans for the Universality of UNESCO, 1993

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2264. IV 32 Sussman/Nordenstreng, 1985

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2265. IV 33 U.S. Return to UNESCO, 1990-1995

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2266. United Nations (UN), 1993-1997

2267. IV 34 Unspecial Rapporteur on Freedom of Opinion and Expression, 1995 February 1

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2268. IV 36 UNESCO Support-1996, 1993-1997

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2269. IV 37 UNESCO-New New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO), 1996-1997

      Box 171

2270. Freedom of the Press, 1973-1981

2271. (4) Kenya, 1977-1978

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2272. "The American Press Today," Speech on Tour of Asia, 1974

      Box 171

2273. Mass Communication and Press Freedom: A World View, Leonard R. Sussman, 1973 August

      Box 171

2274. Asia-ISN, 1973-1981

      Box 171

2275. Sussman Writings, 1975-1977

2276. Leonard R. Sussman Testimony, 1975

      Box 171

2277. Portugal, 1975

      Box 171

2278. Freedom House Consultation, 1975-1976

      Box 171

2279. Algerian Trip, 1976

      Box 171

2280. Venice Correspondence, Helsinki-Cini, 1976

      Box 171

2281. "Dominoes of 1976," Unpublished mss, 1975

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2282. First UNESCO Action, 1976 August 26-November 9

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2283. "Press in Peril Worldwide," Newsday's Journal of Opinion, 1975 June 18-1977

      Box 171

2284. Iceland, 1977 August 1-7

      Box 171

2285. Sussman Files, 1977

2286. Africa Trip, 1977 May-June

      Box 171

2287. "From Helsinki to Belgrade, from Ambiguity to Specificity," Unpublished Msss, 1977

      Box 171

2288. Sussman Writings, 1977

2289. "Third World Uses of News Media Ideologies: Conditions for Constructive Change," Fletcher Conference, 1977 May 11-13, 1977

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2290. "Developmental Journalism: The Ideological Factor," Presented at Fletcher Conference, 1977 May 11-13, 1977

      Box 171

2291. Testimony-Basket III-Implementation of the Helsinki Accords, Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), 1977 May

      Box 171

2292. (5) Egypt, 1977 May-June, 1977

      Box 171

2293. "The Special Role of the Mass News Media in a Plural Society," University of Pretoria, South Africa, 1977 May 24-26

      Box 171

2294. Wired LTR/Leonard R. Sussman, 1994 May

      Box 172

2295. Press-Freedom Survey, 1994 May 3 Map of Press Freedom, Essay: Good News and Bad, 1966-1994, 1994 May 3, 1966-1994

      Box 172

2296. "A Free and Responsible Media What Does It Take?,", 1994 February 9, 1986-1994

      Box 172

2297. Journal of Humanities and Peace Draft, 1994 May, 1994-1995

      Box 172

2298. "War Story" for Book, 1993

      Box 172

2299. Syracuse Conference, 1993 May 24-25, 1993

      Box 172

2300. United Nations Association (UNA) Panel on UNESCO, Senator Robert Stafford, Chair, 1993

      Box 172

2301. "The World and I,", 1993

2302. 1993

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2303. 1993 July The Essential Role of Human Rights, 1993, 1993 July, 1993

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2304. Writings by Sussman, 1992-1993

2305. Miami Speech, 1993 April 24, 1992-1993

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2306. Wigner Book Review, 1993 April, 1992

      Box 172

2307. The Year of Press Law Debates, Editor and Publisher, 1993 January 2

      Box 172

2308. Testimony: International Operations Committee, March 10, 1993, 1992-1993

      Box 172

2309. Japanese Censorship, 1992

      Box 172

2310. Fifth MacBride Roundtable-IAMCR-Dublin, 1993 June, 1993

      Box 172

2311. Sussman Correspondence, 1979-1991

2312. Astronaut Sussman, 1983 July 21-August 24

      Box 172

2313. Journalism Quarterly, 1979-1991

      Box 172

2314. Clips-1993, 1988-1994

      Box 172

2315. Clips, 1992

      Box 172

2316. Kazakhstan, 1992 October 5-9, 1992-1993

      Box 172

2317. Paper Background, International Association for Mass Communication Research (IAMCR) Conference, 1992 August 16-21, 1985-1993

      Box 172

2318. Sussman Writings, 1984-1993

2319. For Islam, the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) Door to the West, OP-ED, 1992 January 1, 1992

      Box 172

2320. "Keeping an Eye on the Government," Topic Issue # 180 (USIA), 1992

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2321. Scholarly Exchange: Peace Without War for V. Merchant, the International Journal of Humanities and Peace, Arizona, 1992 February

      Box 172

2322. Freedom Review, 1992 January-February, 1991-1992

      Box 172

2323. State and Art (Regarding National Endowment for the Arts), 1992

      Box 172

2324. Trinidad Conference, 1992 January 12-15 TRINCOM/1992 Speech, 1992, 1992 January 12-15, 1992

      Box 172

2325. Sussman/Nordenstreng Chapter, Ablex, 1991-1993

      Box 172

2326. How the Media Report News from the Near East: Images and Reality, New York University/Princeton, 1992 June 30, 1984-1992

      Box 172

2327. The MacBride Movement: Old "New Order" Leads to the New, IAMCR Conference, Brazil, 1992 August 16-21

      Box 172

2328. II Paraguay, Radio Nanduti, History (Book), Miscellaneous Sussman Files, 1986-1987

      Box 172

2329. ML.2001.15 Series 11: December 2001 Accession, 1941-2002 2.5 linear feet 2 boxes Series Description The December 2001 Accession series includes materials received from Leonard Sussman in December 2001. The records are composed of project files, including consulting projects and conferences. Arrangement This series remains in the order in which it was received by the Mudd Manuscript Library.

2330. Proposal for Harvard, September, 1993, 1993-1994

      Box 173

2331. Communication Technology, 1993-1994

      Box 173

2332. Marvin Kalb, Correspondence, 1992-1993

      Box 173

2333. Harvard Proposal, 1993

      Box 173

2334. Freedom of the Press, Includes the Internet, 1992-2000

      Box 173

2335. World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC), 2000

      Box 173

2336. Leonard R. Sussman's Correspondence, 1992-2000

      Box 173

2337. Budapest, 2000 April 6-7, 1998-2000

      Box 173

2338. The Global Airscape, 1996 March

      Box 173

2339. Leonard R. Sussman: Biblio, undated

      Box 173

2340. FOIA-World Bank, 2001

      Box 173

2341. Press Freedom in Our Genes

2342. G, 1986-1994

      Box 173

2343. Publishers, 1998-2001

      Box 173

2344. World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) Book, 1996-2001

      Box 173

2345. 1989-1998

      Box 173

2346. Papers from the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, 1941-1962

      Box 173

2347. Origin of the Freedom House Study (I76) of News Media, 1967-1968

      Box 173

2348. II Paraguay, Paraguay During Leonard R. Sussman's Visit, 1987 November

      Box 173

2349. World Bank 2001-Freedom House Data, 2001

      Box 173

2350. Press Releases, 2001

      Box 173

2351. Freedom Review

2352. Freedom Around the World, 1996 January-February

      Box 173

2353. Bipartisanship in U.S. Foreign Policy, 1995 November-December

      Box 173

2354. Refugees 1995 The Teeming Unwanted, 1995 July-August, 1995, 1995 July-August

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2355. Fighting Child Prostitution, 1994 September-October

      Box 173

2356. The Two Faces of Africa, 1994 August

      Box 173

2357. Five Years After Tiananmen Square, Rights and Hopes in China, 1994 June

      Box 173

2358. Prisoners of Ritual, Women and Mutilation, 1994 April

      Box 173

2359. 1994 Freedom Around the World, 1994 February, 1994, 1994 February

      Box 173

2360. The Crime of Child Slavery, 1993 December

      Box 173

2361. 1992 December

      Box 173

2362. Volume 23 #3, 1992

      Box 173

2363. Volume 23 #5, 1992 October

      Box 173

2364. Volume 22 #6, 1991

      Box 173

2365. E Pluribus Unum?, 1994 November-December

      Box 173

2366. Volume 22 #5, 1991

      Box 173

2367. Volume 22 #4, 1991

      Box 173

2368. Nations and Markets, 1996 March-April

      Box 173

2369. Publications, 1972-2001

      Box 173

2370. Freedom House Publications, Mostly Freedom Monitor, 1972-2001

      Box 173

2371. Freedom House, Bookshelf Committee, Hotel Plaza, New York City, 1960 October 15

      Box 173

2372. Freedom House Conference

2373. Sunday Morning Session, Greyston Conference Center, Riverdale, New York, 1964 May 24

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2374. Saturday Afternoon Session, Greyston Conference Center, Riverdale, New York, 1964 May 23

      Box 173

2375. Friday Evening Session, Greyston Conference Center, Riverdale, New York, 1964 May 22

      Box 173

2376. Democracy's Advocate, The Story of Freedom House, Leonard R. Sussman, 2002

      Box 173

2377. Sussman, Consultation Regenerating the American Will and Applying it to Public Policy, 1976 February 20-22, 1975-1976

2378. Papers, Consultation Program, 1975-1976

      Box 174

2379. Consultation: Invitations Out, 1975-1976

      Box 174

2380. Consultation: Participants, 1975-1976

      Box 174

2381. Consultation: Lilly Correspondence and Related, 1974-1975

      Box 174

2382. Consultation: Housekeeping, 1975-1976

      Box 174

2383. Travel Advisory, 1976

      Box 174

2384. Correspondence, Patrick Moynihan, 1975-1976

      Box 174

2385. Consultation: Letters for Patrick Moynihan (P.M.), 1975-1976

      Box 174

2386. Sussman, Asian Policy Conference, 1967 and Vietnam, 1967, 1966-1968, 1967, 1967, 1966-1968

2387. Friday Evening Session, Asian Policy Conference Sponsored By Freedom House, Tuxedo Park, New York, 1967 October 20

      Box 174

2388. Vietnam, 1967, 1966-1968

      Box 174

2389. Proceedings, Saturday Morning Session, Asian Policy Conference, Tuxedo, New York, 1967 October 21

      Box 174

2390. Proceedings, Saturday Morning Session, Asian Policy Conference, Tuxedo New York, 1967 October 21

      Box 174

2391. Saturday Afternoon Session, Asian Policy Conference, Tuxedo, New York, 1967 October 21

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2392. ML.2005.12 Series 12: November 2005 Accession, 1951-2005 6.25 linear feet 5 boxes Series Description The November 2005 Accession series includes materials received from Leonard Sussman in November 2005. The records include project files of Sussman, as well as copies of publications by Freedom House, articles on related subjects, and a small amount of biographical information about Sussman. Arrangement This series remains in the order in which it was received by the Mudd Manuscript Library.

2393. Building the Fourth Estate Democratization and Media Opening in Mexico, 1999 July

      Box 175

2394. Freedom House Publications

2395. 2000-2002

      Box 175

2396. 2001-2002

      Box 175

2397. 1977-2003

      Box 175

2398. 1977-1998

      Box 175

2399. 1991-2003

      Box 175

2400. The Peru Report and Peru Business Digest, 1997 July 25

      Box 175

2401. Freedom House Publications, 2000-2003

      Box 175

2402. Freedom House Publications, 2002-2003

      Box 175

2403. The Global Airscape, Leonard R. Sussman with Kristen Guida, 1996 March

      Box 175

2404. Periodismo y Comunicacion, Reflexiones Academicas, 1998

      Box 175

2405. Periodismo y Comunicacion, Reflexiones Academicas, 2001

      Box 175

2406. Freedom House and Leonard R. Sussman Bios, 1992-2003

      Box 175

2407. La Neolengua en las Comunicaciones Internacionales, Glosario Preventivo, Leonard R. Sussman, 1987

      Box 175

2408. Press Freedom in Our Genes, A Human Need, Leonard R. Sussman, 2001

      Box 175

2409. Our Secret Weapon: Debunking Anti-Semitic Axis Propaganda in the United States, 1942 August-1943 October Janet Mazansky Lichtenstein, 2003, 1942 August-1943 October, 2003

      Box 175

2410. Freedom House Publications, 2002-2004

      Box 175

2411. Freedom House Publications, 2001

      Box 175

2412. Puerto Rico-Correspondence, 2001-2003

      Box 176

2413. Puerto Rico-LMM Trip, 1965-2001

      Box 176

2414. Fifth Anniversary of the Freedom of the Press in Puerto Rico, 2001-2004

      Box 176

2415. Puerto Rico-2004 Trip, 2004

      Box 176

2416. Korea Trip-2001, 2001-2002

      Box 176

2417. South Korea Press, 2001-2002

      Box 176

2418. Inter American Press Association (IAPA) Congress/Washington, D.C, 2004 May 9-11, 2004

      Box 176

2419. Background-Korea, 2001-2002

      Box 176

2420. Leonard R. Sussman's Correspondence

2421. 2001

      Box 176

2422. 2000-2001

      Box 176

2423. 2000-2001

      Box 176

2424. 2001

      Box 176

2425. 2000-2001

      Box 176

2426. Jim Denton Memos Regarding Budget, 1998, 1996-2000

      Box 176

2427. International Institute of Communications (IIC) Board-U.S.A, 1999 January 7-28

      Box 176

2428. Bette's World Bank Speech, 1998-2000

      Box 176

2429. General Factual, 2000

      Box 176

2430. Law Survey, 1999 November 29-30

      Box 176

2431. International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX)

2432. Annual Meeting, New York, 2000 May 20-23

      Box 176

2433. Annual Meeting, New York, 2000 May 20-23

      Box 176

2434. 2000 May, 1999-2000, 2000 May, 1999-2000

      Box 176

2435. Journal of Government Information, 2000

      Box 176

2436. World Congress on Media, 2000 Planned, 1998, 2000, 1998

      Box 176

2437. The Miller Center, Ken Thompson, 1998

      Box 176

2438. New York University, 1994-1998

      Box 176

2439. World Press Council and Code, 1998

      Box 176

2440. European Council Regarding Press, United Nations (UN) Commission on Human Rights Rapporteur and Related, 1994-1999

      Box 176

2441. Digital Video Conference (DVC)-TV to Ukraine, 2000 November 15, 2000

      Box 176

2442. Retreat, 2001 June 5-7, 2001

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2443. Survey Printing, 2001

      Box 176

2444. Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), 2000-2001

      Box 176

2445. Power, the Press and the Technology of Freedom: The Coming Age of ISDN (Integrated Systems of Digital Networks), Leonard R. Sussman, 1989

      Box 177

2446. Voices of Freedom: The Story of the World Press Freedom Committee, Dana Bullen, 2002

      Box 177

2447. Everyone Has the Right, 1998

      Box 177

2448. New Code Words for Censorship, 2000

      Box 177

2449. Voices of Freedom 2000 What a Free Press Means to Me, World Press Freedom Committee, 2000, 2000, 2000

      Box 177

2450. Book (Freedom House), 1951-2001

      Box 177

2451. Windhoek Conference/UNESCO-MISA (Media Institute of Southern Africa), 2001 May 3-5, 2000-2001

      Box 177

2452. Internet Conference-World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC), 2000-2003

      Box 177

2453. Foreign Press, 1994-1997

      Box 177

2454. College of New Rochelle, Conference on International Communication and Global Development, 2003 April 24 (4-8PM), 2003, 2003 April 24, 2003

      Box 177

2455. Public Access TV Conference, 2003 March 14, 2003

      Box 177

2456. KOK Proposal, 2002

      Box 177

2457. UNESCO Conference-Jamaica, 2003 May, 2003

      Box 177

2458. South Korea Press, 2003

      Box 177

2459. OP-ED Anniston Star, 2003 February 24, 1984-2003

      Box 177

2460. Board for International Broadcasting Review, 2000

      Box 177

2461. FDL-AP Handbook, Forum of Democratic Leaders in the Asia-Pacific, 1994-1998

      Box 177

2462. Encyclopedia, 1992-2003

      Box 177

2463. Encyclopedia #2, 1999-2003

      Box 177

2464. World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC), IAMCR Regarding "New Order," also Leonard R. Sussman Licensing Article for WPFC, Perverse Result, 1985-2001

      Box 178

2465. Internet General Issues Ratings, 2000, 1996-2001

      Box 178

2466. Internet Violations, ISPS and Statistics, 1999-2001

      Box 178

2467. Human Rights, 2000

      Box 179

2468. Human Rights, 1999-2000

      Box 179

2469. Freedom House Publications and Pamphlets, 1967-1991

      Box 179

2470. UN Information Committee, 2002 April-May

      Box 179

2471. IFEX-AGM (Annual General Meeting)-Senegal, 2002 October 9, 2002

      Box 179

2472. OSI Meeting, 2002 April 4, 1997-2002

      Box 179

2473. Radio Free Europe (RFE)/Radio Liberty (RL), 2002 April 3, 2002

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2474. New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO)-Nordenstreng Response, 1997

      Box 179

2475. Paris/World Bank, 2002 February 4-5, 2000-2002

      Box 179

2476. General Correspondence, 2001-2002

      Box 179

2477. Current Media Issues, 1995-2005

      Box 179

2478. Articles and Correspondence, Most Related to Freedom of the Press

2479. 2002-2004

      Box 179

2480. 1994-2002

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2481. 1995-2003

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2482. 2002-2005

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2483. 2001-2004

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2484. 2001

      Box 179

2485. ML.2007.30 Series 13: October 2007 Accession, 1986-2007 3.25 linear feet 3 boxes Series Description The October 2007 Accession series includes materials received from Freedom House in October 2007. The majority of the records are composed of Board of Trustees meeting minutes from 1995 to 2006. Also included are books published by Freedom House, including their annual survey of political rights and civil liberties, and conference materials. Main topics include freedom of the press, democracy, women's rights, and the history of Freedom House. Arrangement This series remains in the order in which it was received by the Mudd Manuscript Library.

2486. Amicus Brief/I.C.H.R. (Inter-American Commission on Human Rights), 2004

      Box 180

2487. World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), Geneva, 2003 December 12-13, 2003-2004

      Box 180

2488. World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), 2003

      Box 180

2489. World Press Freedom Committee (WPFC) Biennial, 2004 April 20, 2000-2004

      Box 180

2490. Freedom House Publications and By-Laws Correspondence, 2001-2007

      Box 180

2491. Board of Trustees Meeting

2492. Washington, D.C, 1995 January 17

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2493. New York, NY, 1995 April 24

      Box 180

2494. Washington, D.C, 1995 June 19

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2495. 1996 January

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2496. New York, 1996 April 23

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2497. Washington, D.C, 1996 June 18

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2498. Washington D.C, 1997 January 23

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2499. New York, NY, 1997 April 24

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2500. New York, 1997 September 23

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2501. Washington, D.C, 1998 January 20

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2502. Washington, D.C, 1998 January 20

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2503. New York, NY, 1998 April 30

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2504. New York, NY, 1998 September 24

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2505. Washington, D.C, 1999 January 28

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2506. Washington, D.C, 1999 May 18

      Box 180

2507. Willkie Memorial Annual Board of Trustees Meeting, New York, New York, 1999 September 30

      Box 180

2508. Washington, D.C, 2000 February 10

      Box 180

2509. Washington, D.C, 2000 May 17

      Box 181

2510. Willkie Memorial Annual Board of Trustees Meeting, New York, NY, 2000 September 28

      Box 181

2511. Washington, D.C, 2001 February 1

      Box 181

2512. Washington, D.C, 2001 May 22

      Box 181

2513. New York, NY, 2001 October 16

      Box 181

2514. Washington, D.C, 2002 January 22

      Box 181

2515. Washington, D.C, 2002 May 15

      Box 181

2516. New York, NY, 2002 September 26

      Box 181

2517. Washington, D.C, 2003 January 6

      Box 181

2518. Washington, D.C, 2003 May 14

      Box 181

2519. New York, NY, 2003 October 21

      Box 181

2520. Washington, D.C, 2004 January 27

      Box 181

2521. Washington, D.C, 2004 May 12

      Box 181

2522. New York, NY, 2004 October 20

      Box 181

2523. Washington, D.C, 2005 February 23

      Box 181

2524. Washington, D.C, 2005 June 8

      Box 181

2525. Washington, D.C, 2005 June 8

      Box 181

2526. New York, NY, 2005 October 19

      Box 181

2527. New York, NY, 2005 October 19

      Box 181

2528. Washington, D.C, 2006 February 21

      Box 181

2529. Washington, D.C, 2006 June 21

      Box 181

2530. Executive Committee Meeting, 2006 September 21

      Box 181

2531. Freedom House, Inc. and Affiliate, Combined Financial Statements and Auditors' Reports Required by OMB Circular A-133, 1998-1999

      Box 181

2532. Democracy and Human Rights, 2002-2003

      Box 182

2533. Map of Press Freedom, 2005

      Box 182

2534. Africa, 2007

      Box 182

2535. Freedom House Makes a Difference, 1991

      Box 182

2536. Freedom in Africa, 2006

      Box 182

2537. Freedom in the Americas: A Freedom in the World Special Report, undated

      Box 182

2538. Investing in Freedom, Analysis/Advocacy/Action, undated

      Box 182

2539. Saudi Arabia's Curriculum of Intolerance: With Excerpts from Saudi Ministry of Education Textbooks for Islamic Studies, 2006

      Box 182

2540. 2005 Freedom House Annual Report, 2005, 2005, 2005

      Box 182

2541. How Freedom is Won: From Civic Resistance to Durable Democracy, 2005

      Box 182

2542. Today's American How Free?, 1986

      Box 182

2543. Democracy's Advocate: The Story of Freedom House, Leonard R. Sussman, 2002

      Box 182

2544. Freedom of the Press (2004), A Global Survey of Media Independence, 2004

      Box 182

2545. Women's Rights in the Middle East and North Africa, Citizenship and Justice, 2005

      Box 182

2546. Women's Rights in the Middle East and North Africa, Citizenship and Justice, 2005

      Box 182

2547. Africa at the Crossroads (2006), A Countries at the Crossroads, Special Edition, undated

      Box 182

2548. The Worst of the Worst: The World's Most Repressive Societies, 2005

      Box 182

2549. Worst of the Worst: The World's Most Repressive Societies, 2006

      Box 182

2550. Nations in Transit (2003), Democratization in East Central Europe and Eurasia, 2003

      Box 182

2551. Nations in Transit (2005), Democratization from Central Europe to Eurasia, 2005

      Box 182

2552. Freedom in the World, the Annual Survey of Political Rights and Civil Liberties

2553. 2001-2002

      Box 182

2554. 2003

      Box 182

2555. 2004

      Box 182

2556. 2005

      Box 182

2557. 2006

      Box 182

2558. Countries at the Crossroads (2005), A Survey of Democratic Governance, 2005

      Box 182

2559. [ML.2011.033] Series 14: September 2011 Accession, 1996-2000 Series Description The information in this series was collected as a packet of material for Freedom House board members and includes meeting notes and memoranda. Series Arrangement The original order of this series has been maintained.

2560. Freedom House Press Releases and Newsletters, 1986-1993

      Box 183

2561. Freedom House Board Meeting, 2000 May 17

      Box 183

2562. Freedom House Board Meeting, 2000 February 11

      Box 183

2563. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1999 September 30

      Box 183

2564. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1999 May 18

      Box 183

2565. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1999 January 28

      Box 183

2566. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1998 September 24

      Box 183

2567. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1998 April 30

      Box 183

2568. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1998 June 24

      Box 183

2569. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1998 January 20

      Box 183

2570. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1997 September 23

      Box 183

2571. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1997 June 18

      Box 183

2572. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1997 April 23

      Box 183

2573. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1997 January 23

      Box 183

2574. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1996 September 24

      Box 183

2575. Freedom House Board Meeting, 1996 June 18

      Box 183

2576. Merger Agreement, 1997 June 2

      Box 183

2577. Various Memos of Finances/Fundraising, 1997-1998

      Box 183

2578. Grant Thornton, 1996-1997

      Box 183

2579. Summary on Late Audits/PVO Status, 1995-1997

      Box 183

2580. Memos on CFRF, 1997

      Box 183

2581. Memos on Cuba, 1997

      Box 183