Consists of 100 Anti-Nazi propaganda postcards from various European countries.

Flyers and memoranda produced by Fight for Freedom, Citizens for Democracy, the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies, the Coordinating Committee for Democratic Action, and other pro-intervention groups. These materials were collected by political activist Max Berking.

(Correspondence with Peter G. Fish, Professor of Political Science, University of North Carolina.)

(Report in French on Congo "Belge" post-war problems.)

(Files of letters received by Mr. Richard Dale, a graduate student in the Princeton University Politics Department, as a result of his efforts to locate materials concerning South West Africa.)

(Includes mentions of events related to World War II and comments on the person's daily life and job, which involved issuing passports and visas.)

(Letters to and from Irving Dillard concerning the 1940 Supreme Court flag salute decision in the Minersville v. Gobitis case.)

Consists mainly of correspondence pertaining to various of Dorwart's book projects, but mainly about about his work The Good Men: Eberstadt, Forrestal, and the American National Security Organization, and includes correspondence with Michael Forrestal and Frederick Eberstadt.

(Original in Collections, Firestone Library, Princeton University.)

(Originals in Collections, Firestone Library, Princeton University.)

Photographed copies of letters that Warren G. Harding sent to his mistress, Carrie Fulton Phillips.

(Report entitled "Basic Data on the Japanese Mandated Islands: I. Marianas; II. Carolines; III. Marshals (With Map)," Board of Economic Welfare, Enemy Branch, Southwest Pacific Unit.)

Consists of one letter from a Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School history class to George Kennan regarding the concept of "winning" the Cold War, along with Kennan's response to the class.

Speech given by George F. Kennan at the International Council of the Museum of Modern Art New York.

The first document is an undated note to Douglas Mills from Krueger, in his hand writing, suggesting the task for the new Princeton Survey Research Center. The second document is a copy of a three-page questionnaire for fast food managers, regarding minimum wage in the restaurant industry.

This photo album was compiled by Antoinette Libonati, documenting her service in the 1st Company, 20th Regiment of the Women's Army Corps. Specifically, the album records her time training at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia and Mission, Texas. The album contains 45 leaves with 329 black and white photographs, together with 12 ephemeral items, and 45 commercial images. The first section, titled "Basic Trng—Ft. Oglethorpe Ga June 7-July 28, 1944," contains 45 commercial photographs of WAC life at the camp. The next section, titled "Co. 1—20th Regt. In Review," contains 90 photographs of women in the company. Another section, titled "Chattanooga, the nearest town to Oglethorpe," contains photographs of that city as well as printed color drawings of Lookout Mountain. The last section, taking up the majority of the album, is titled "Life at Moore Field," and covers Libonati's time at the base in Mission, Texas, to which the regiment was relocated on July 30, 1944. This section contains both candid and posed shots of the women in uniform, in review, at work, at play, and at rest. WACs are shown at drafting tables, working with lab equipment, cooking, filing, working in the mail room, in the commissary, as nurses, and as officers behind desks. Other photos depict WACs during leisure time in the barracks. [Adapted from description provided by Caroliniana Rare Books]

(Letters to Lloyd from Senators George D. Aiken, William Langer, H. Alexander Smith, and Margaret Chase Smith concerning the vote by the senators against the proposed dismissal of Dean Acheson as Secretary of State.)

Reports and notes concerning relations between regular and reserve officers and the organization of postwar naval reserve forces

Contains conference materials and news article related to Oram's work in public relations and event organization for the Fund for the Republic and the Convocation on Pacem In Terris held in Racine, Wisconsin in 1964. Also includes the transcript of a speech Oram gave at Princeton University in 1955 on Communist China.

(Manuscripts by Reston of two articles: "Alice Seeks For Light in Wonderland, D.C.," The New York Times, 1951 April 15 and "Memorandum to General MacArthur: A Report to the Distinguished Soldier on How America Has Changed in His 14-year Absence," The New York Times Magazine, April 22, 1951.)

(Includes medal, notebook, ration books, driver's license, dog tag plate, negatives, postal censorship card, and weapon data manual.)

(Anti-Nuclear Testing, SANE-Boston Committee and Anti-Vietnam War.)

(Includes an interview with George Schultz on July 6, 1994.)

(Original located in the Henry Van Dyke Family Papers, Firestone Library, Princeton University.)

Found in repository near Brooks Emeny Papers.

Includes a number of German V-1 pamphlet s dropped on Britain, a propaganda cigarette pack (now empty) dropped on The Netherlands in 1943 by the Allies, poly-chrome Japanese pamphlets for Australian troops, American pamphlets for German troops with official US security-stamped translations, German pamphlets for American troops including one directed at African-Americans, plus others for Polish, Indian, French, and Indonesian soldiers and civilians produced by the Allies. There are also two rare WW1 pamphlets.

Panel interview with Donald Trump, led by Julian Zelizer, coinciding with the publication of The Presidency of Donald J. Trump: A First Historical Assessment, Edited by Julian E. Zelizer, Princeton University Press (2022). Panelists include Julian Zelizer, Jeffrey Engel, Margaret O'Mara, Michael Kazin, Beverly Gage, Merlin Chowkwanyun. Interview begins at 13.29