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Basil Rauch Collection (253) Finding Aid

Collection Item Number: 2530000000
Collection
Basil Rauch Collection
Title
Finding Aid
Linear Feet
16.0
Pages
35
Language(s)
English
Dates
Creation: 07 December 2001
Scope and Contents
Approximately 14 linear feet of books, maps, museum objects, microforms, personal papers, documents from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) and other foreign archives, government-related publications, miscellaneous publications, photocopied books, and photocopied journal articles document the various research topics of Basil Rauch, who specialized in the studying Franklin Roosevelt's presidency. The materials center primarily on American diplomatic and military history involving Vietnam during the Roosevelt, Truman, and Eisenhower Administrations. Thus the dates of the materials begin around 1939 and end around 1983 with the bulk of the materials discussing the situation in Vietnam from World War II through the early 1960s. The materials are primarily in the English language, though there are documents in both Vietnamese and French.
Various preservation photocopies have been made for the original materials due to their poor condition upon arrival at the Vietnam Archive.
Biographical / Historical
Professor Basil Rauch specialized in the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. He published numerous books on the subject, including The History of the New Deal (1944); American Interest in Cuba, 1848-1855 (1948); Roosevelt from Munich to Pearl Harbor: A Study in the Creation of a Foreign Policy (1950); and, co-authored works with Dumas Malone - Empire for Liberty: The Genesis and Growth of the United States of America. Professor Rauch taught at Barnard College and Columbia University. He received his Ph.D. from Columbia in 1947. The collection was donated by Professor Rauch's wife, Elizabeth Hird, who contacted Professor Douglas Pike in February 1997. Professor Pike, who had recently begun the transfer of his collection to The Vietnam Archive, contacted Dr. James R. Reckner. Dr. Reckner and Ms. Hird agreed that Professor Rauch's collection should come to Texas Tech University and in February 1998 Dr. Ronald B. Frankum retrieved the collection from Ms. Hird's home in Connecticut.
Series
1
Books
Over 600 books have been separated to The Vietnam Archive Book Collection
4
Maps
The Western Pacific and China 1:20,000,000 scale with Japan at the center
Photocopy of map of Asia and the Pacific
Vietnam Conflict Map (colored map of Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand)
253map0317 - Cam Bốt Lào Việt Nam
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1
Museum Objects
Calendar from the Vietnam Council on Foreign Relations for the year 1975
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28
Microforms
Quitman Manuscript (Widener)
Selected Materials from Speeches and Letters of Franklin D. Roosevelt
Selected Materials from the Transcripts of Press Conferences and Gridiron Club Speeches of Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dulles Oral History Collection, Achilles, Theodore
Dulles Oral History Collection, Adams, Sherman
Dulles Oral History Collection, Alsop, Joseph
Dulles Oral History Collection, Alsop, Steward
Dulles Oral History Collection, Bissell, Richard M.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Casey, Richard G.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Childs, Marquis W.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Collins, J. Lawton
Dulles Oral History Collection, Couve de Murville, Maurice
Dulles Oral History Collection, Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Finletter, Thomas K.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Hanes, John W. Jr.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Johnson, U. Alexis
Dulles Oral History Collection, Khoman, Thanat
Dulles Oral History Collection, LeMay, Curtis
Dulles Oral History Collection, Luce, Henry
Dulles Oral History Collection, Mansfield, Michael J.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Mehta, Gaganvihari
Dulles Oral History Collection, Nixon, Richard M.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Pote, Sarasin
Dulles Oral History Collection, Radford, Admiral
Dulles Oral History Collection, Rovere, Richard H.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Stump, Felix B.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Tyler, William R.
Dulles Oral History Collection, Yost, Charles W.
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  • Box 1: [Barcode: 1] [TTU - Southwest Collections Building, Stacks [D041.3]]
  • Box 2: [Barcode: 2] [TTU - Southwest Collections Building, Stacks [D041.3]]
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  • Box 1
  • Series - Personal Papers File
  • Folder 1
  • Air Force Academy Military History Conference, October, 1974
  • Folder 2
  • Book Reviews
  • Folder 3
  • Clip Cards for the National Archive from Consular in Saigon, 1940-1941
  • Folder 4
  • Correspondence about book
  • Folder 5
  • Correspondence on Book, History of the United States
  • Folder 6
  • Correspondence relating to Document acquisition
  • Folder 7
  • Correspondence, Dwight D. Eisenhower Library
  • Folder 8
  • Correspondence, Presidential Libraries
  • Folder 9
  • D.C. Watt
  • Folder 10
  • Draft Manuscript A
  • Folder 11
  • Draft Manuscript B
  • Folder 12
  • Draft Manuscript C
  • Folder 13
  • Draft manuscript, 3rd edition
  • Folder 14
  • Draft Manuscript, 3rd Edition, Empire for Liberty: The Genesis and Growth of the United States of America
  • Folder 15
  • Draft Manuscript, America and World Leadership, 1940-1965, changes for 3rd edition
  • Folder 16
  • Draft Manuscript, America and World Leadership, Carbon for 3rd edition
  • Folder 17
  • Draft Manuscript, Box 1A
  • Folder 18
  • Draft Manuscript, Desk Box 1A
  • Folder 19
  • Draft Manuscript, Desk Box 3
  • Folder 20
  • Draft Manuscript, Desk Box 4
  • Folder 21
  • Draft Manuscript, Empire for Liberty: The Genesis and Growth of the United States of America
  • Folder 22
  • Draft Manuscript, File A
  • Folder 23
  • Draft Manuscript, File A minus carbons
  • Folder 24
  • Draft Manuscript, File B
  • Folder 25
  • Draft Manuscript, File B minus carbons
  • Folder 26
  • Draft Manuscript, File C
  • Folder 27
  • Draft Manuscript, File C minus carbons
  • Folder 28
  • Draft Manuscript, File C minus carbons
  • Folder 29
  • Draft Manuscript, miscellaneous
  • Folder 30
  • Dumas Malone and Basil Rauch, ^D<"Empire for Liberty: The Genesis and Growth of the United States of America,^D>" (pamphlet)
  • Box 2
  • Folder 1
  • Letter and reply concerning Harlan's article on Vietnam referenda in APSR (Dec 1970)
  • Folder 2
  • Miscellaneous loose leaf material taken from the book collection
  • Folder 3
  • Miscellaneous, Loose Material From Inside The Book Collection
  • Folder 4
  • Miscellaneous, Vietnam Related Material
  • Folder 5
  • Miscellaneous, Vietnam Related Material
  • Folder 6
  • National Archives Notebook, 1979-1982
  • Folder 7
  • Newspaper Clippings
  • Folder 8
  • Newspaper Clippings
  • Folder 9
  • Newspaper Clippings
  • Folder 10
  • Newspaper Clippings
  • Folder 11
  • Newspaper Clippings
  • Folder 12
  • Newspaper clippings, Books
  • Folder 13
  • Newspaper clippings, Empire for Liberty: The Genesis and Growth of the United States of America
  • Folder 14
  • Newspaper clippings, Empire for Liberty: The Genesis and Growth of the United States of America
  • Folder 15
  • Newspaper clippings, Heroin Traffic in Southeast Asia
  • Folder 16
  • Newspaper Clippings, Miscellaneous
  • Folder 17
  • Notes on the Howe Papers at the Roosevelt Library
  • Folder 18
  • Notes on the Public Records Office, 1980
  • Folder 19
  • Personal Correspondence
  • Folder 20
  • Presidential Libraries and Contacts
  • Folder 21
  • Publishing House Correspondence and Miscellaneous, Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc.
  • Folder 22
  • Publishing House Correspondence and Miscellaneous, Dumas Malone and Prentice Hall
  • Folder 23
  • Travel Brochures
  • Folder 24
  • Xeroxes of Draft Manuscript, Carbons from File A
  • Box 3
  • Series - Documents File
  • Folder 1
  • Background Information Relating To Southeast Asia and Vietnam (6th revised edition), Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, June 1970
  • Folder 2
  • British Archives, Public Records Office, PREM 3F4 and FO
  • Folder 3
  • British Central Office of Information, Reference Division, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia: Chronology of Events, 1945-1968
  • Folder 4
  • Causes, Origins, and Lessons of the Vietnam War, Hearings before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, May 9-11, 1972
  • Folder 5
  • Democratic Republic of Vietnam, Commission for Investigation of the U.S. Imperialists' War Crimes in Vietnam, Chronology of the Vietnam War, Book One, 1941-1966
  • Folder 6
  • Department of State, Central Translating Division, The Franco-Japanese Crisis of the Summer of 1940
  • Folder 7
  • Department of State, Indochina: The War in Viet-Nam, Cambodia, and Laos
  • Folder 8
  • Documents Relating to OSS Activity in French Indochina
  • Folder 9
  • Eisenhower Library Documents on Indochina
  • Folder 10
  • Eisenhower Library Documents, 1953-1961
  • Folder 11
  • Eisenhower Library Documents, 1954
  • Folder 12
  • Eisenhower Library Documents, 1954-1960
  • Folder 13
  • Eisenhower Library Documents, 1954-1960
  • Folder 14
  • Eisenhower Library Documents, 1954-1960 (declassified 1977)
  • Folder 15
  • Eisenhower Library Documents, National Security Council, Operations Coordinating Board Report (May 28, 1958) on U.S. Policy in Mainland Southeast Asia (NSC 5612/1 and NSC 5809)
  • Folder 16
  • Eisenhower Library, National Security Council Documents
  • Folder 17
  • Eisenhower Library, National Security Council Documents regarding South and Southeast Asia, 1959-1960
  • Folder 18
  • Eisenhower Library, National Security Council, Studies with Respect to Possible United States Action Regarding Indochina, June 1954
  • Folder 19
  • Final Report covering activities of the Michigan State University Vietnam Advisory Group for the period May 20, 1955-June 30, 1962, Saigon, June 1962
  • Box 4
  • Folder 1
  • FRUS - Material on "Trusteeship" and Postwar Planning
  • Folder 2
  • FRUS, 1941-1943
  • Folder 3
  • FRUS, 1943-1945
  • Folder 4
  • FRUS, 1945
  • Folder 5
  • Hoover Institute, S. K. Hornbeck Papers
  • Folder 6
  • Japanese Monograph No. 147, Political Strategy Prior to Outbreak of War, Part III
  • Folder 7
  • Japanese Monograph No. 150, Political Strategy Prior to Outbreak of War, Part IV
  • Folder 8
  • John Foster Dulles Papers
  • Folder 9
  • Juridical Sciences Institute under the Viet Nam State Commission of Social Sciences, Hanoi, U.S. War Crimes in Viet Nam
  • Folder 10
  • National Archives Documents and Eisenhower Library Documents, 1940-1954
  • Folder 11
  • National Archives Documents, 1941
  • Folder 12
  • National Archives Documents, 1941
  • Folder 13
  • National Archives Documents, 1941
  • Folder 14
  • National Archives Documents, 1942
  • Folder 15
  • National Archives Documents, 1942-1945
  • Folder 16
  • National Archives Documents, 1943
  • Folder 17
  • National Archives Documents, 1944-1945
  • Box 5
  • Folder 1
  • National Archives Documents, 1944-1945
  • Folder 2
  • National Archives Documents, 1944-1945
  • Folder 3
  • National Archives Documents, 1945
  • Folder 4
  • National Archives Documents, 1945
  • Folder 5
  • National Archives Documents, 1945
  • Folder 6
  • National Archives Documents, 1946
  • Folder 7
  • National Archives Documents, 1946
  • Folder 8
  • National Archives Documents, 1946
  • Folder 9
  • National Archives Documents, April-June 1945
  • Folder 10
  • National Archives Documents, Department of State, 1940
  • Folder 11
  • National Archives Documents, January-August 1944
  • Folder 12
  • National Archives Documents, July-December 1945
  • Folder 13
  • National Archives Documents, September-December 1944
  • Folder 14
  • National Archives Documents, to April 1945
  • Folder 15
  • National Archives Indices, 1940-1946
  • Folder 16
  • National Archives, F.I.C. 1945
  • Folder 17
  • National Archives, F.I.C. Correspondence, 1940
  • Box 6
  • Folder 1
  • Public Records Office, 1976
  • Folder 2
  • Public Records Office, Documents and Notes from Mary Speer
  • Folder 3
  • Public Records Office, Notes and Miscellaneous
  • Folder 4
  • Public Records Office, Notes and Miscellaneous
  • Folder 5
  • Roosevelt Library, 1944-1945
  • Folder 6
  • Roosevelt Library, Charles W. Taussig Papers
  • Folder 7
  • Roosevelt Library, Charles W. Taussig to MHFs
  • Folder 8
  • Roosevelt Library, France, 1940-1945 Documents
  • Folder 9
  • Series of Combat History, Ltc. Pham Van Son, Senior Editor - The Viet Cong TET Offensive, 1968
  • Folder 10
  • Statements on the Vietnam Conflict, 1965-1967
  • Folder 11
  • Sterling Memorial Library, Stimson Documents, May 1945
  • Folder 12
  • Summary of Air Operations in Southeast Asia, January-August 1967
  • Folder 13
  • Summary of Air Operations in Southeast Asia, January-August 1967
  • Folder 14
  • Truman Library Documents, 1945-1951
  • Folder 15
  • Truman Library Documents, 1952
  • Government Publications File
  • Folder 16
  • 1979 - Tragedy in Indochina: War, Refugees, and Famine; Hearings before the Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, December 18 and 19, 1979
  • Folder 17
  • Congressional Quarterly Background, Global Defense: U.S. Military Commitments Abroad, September 1969
  • Folder 18
  • Department of State, National Diplomacy, 1965-1970
  • Box 7
  • Folder 1
  • Indochina Resource Center, Viet-Nam: What Kind of Peace? Documents and Analysis of the 1973 Paris Agreements on Viet-Nam
  • Folder 2
  • Negotiations, 1964-1968: The Half-Hearted Search for Peace in Vietnam; A Staff Study Based on the Pentagon Papers Prepared for the use of the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, August 9, 1972
  • New Zealand Assistance to the Republic of Vietnam, Department of External Affairs, 1965
  • Folder 3
  • Nguyen Huu Tho Speech, President of the Presidium of the C.C. of the South Viet Nam National Front for Liberation on the occasion of the 5th founding anniversary of the N.F.L.
  • Folder 4
  • President Nguyen Van Thieu, Inaugural Address, October 31, 1967
  • Folder 5
  • Richard Nixon Address to the Nation, "Indochina Progress Report: An Assessment of Vietnamization," April 7, 1971
  • Folder 6
  • Refugee and Civilian War Casualty Problems in Laos and Cambodia, Hearing before the Subcommittee to Investigate Problems Connected with Refugees and Escapees of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, May 7, 1970
  • Folder 7
  • Refugee and Civilian War Casualty Problems in Vietnam, Hearing before the Subcommittee to Investigate Problems Connected with Refugees and Escapees of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, December 14, 1970
  • Folder 8
  • Republic of Vietnam, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Infiltration of Communist Army Elements and Clandestine Introduction of Arms From North to South Vietnam
  • Folder 9
  • Republic of Vietnam, Ministry of Information, Some Recent International Press Opinions on Viet-Nam
  • Folder 10
  • Republic of Vietnam, The Problem of Reunification of Viet-Nam, 1958
  • Folder 11
  • Secretary Rusk, General Taylor Review Viet-Nam Policy in Senate Hearings, The U.S. Commitment in Viet-Nam: Fundamental Issues
  • Folder 12
  • Senate Republican Policy Committee, "The War in Vietnam"
  • Folder 13
  • Subcommittee on Pacific Bases of the Committee on Naval Affairs, House of Representatives, "Blueprint for Pacific Security: First Official Views on Bases U.S. Should Hold" U.S. News
  • Folder 14
  • The History of the Joint Chiefs of Staff - The Joint Chiefs of Staff and the War in Vietnam: History of the Indochina Incident, 1940-1954 - Historical Division, Joint Secretariat, Joint Chiefs of Staff, August 20, 1971
  • Folder 15
  • The Human Cost of Communism in Vietnam: A Compendium prepared for the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, 1972
  • Folder 16
  • The Human Cost of Communism in Vietnam; A Compendium Prepared for the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, 1972
  • Folder 17
  • The New Left; Memorandum Prepared for the Subcommittee to Investigate the Administration of the Internal Security Act and Other Internal Security Laws of the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, October 9, 1968
  • Folder 18
  • The United States and Vietnam: 1944-1947 - A Staff Study Based on the Pentagon Papers Prepared for the Use of the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, Study No. 2, April 3, 1972
  • Folder 19
  • The United States Strategic Bombing Survey, Over-all Report (European War, September 30, 1945
  • Folder 20
  • United States Mission in Vietnam, A Study: Viet Cong Use of Terror, March 1967
  • Folder 21
  • United States Strategic Bombing Survey, Summary Report (Pacific War), July 1, 1946
  • Folder 22
  • US Operations Mission to Vietnam, Public Safety Division, Summary of the Resources Control Survey Conducted for the Copror Subcommittee on Resources Control by the Public Safety Division, United States Operations Mission to the Republic of South Vietnam, Agency for International Development, United States Department of State, June 14, 1963
  • Folder 23
  • USAF Sortie Generation Rates in Southeast Asia
  • Folder 24
  • USAF Sortie Generation Rates in Southeast Asia
  • Folder 25
  • USAID, The Other War in South Vietnam: Selected Articles from American newspapers and magazines about the U.S. economic assistance program in Vietnam, printed by permission, in their entirety and without change.
  • Folder 26
  • USIA, A Study: When the Communists Come, July 1962
  • Folder 27
  • USIA, An Analysis: National Liberation Front Propaganda, July 1962
  • Folder 28
  • USOM, Annual Report for Fiscal Year 1960
  • Folder 29
  • Vietnam No. 1, Special Report to the Co-Chairman of the Geneva Conference on Indo-China, June 2, 1962
  • Folder 30
  • Vietnam: Background to an International Problem - Viet-Nam No. 3, Recent Exchanges Concerning Attempts to Promote a Negotiated Settlement of the Conflict in Viet-Nam
  • Folder 31
  • Viet-Nam: The Struggle for Freedom. Department of State Publication 7724
  • Other Publications File
  • Folder 32
  • "American Dilemma in Vietnam," Council on Foreign Relations (1965)
  • Folder 33
  • "Trusteeship Council Continues General Debate on Conditions in Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands," New York: U.N. Office of Public Information (27 May 1981)
  • Folder 34
  • Air War: The Third Indochina War
  • Folder 35
  • American Friends Service Committee, Local Action/Research Guide No. 1, Weapons for Counterinsurgency: Chemical/Biological, Anti-Personnel, Incendiary
  • Folder 36
  • Center for Research in Social Systems, The North Vietnamese Regime: Institutions and Problems
  • Box 8
  • Folder 1
  • Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Vietnam: Matters for the Agenda
  • Folder 2
  • College de Ville and Churchill College, 1981-1982
  • Folder 3
  • Control Data Corporation, The Impact of the Land to the Tiller Program in the Mekong Delta, December 1972
  • Folder 4
  • Edgar S. Furniss, Jr., "Counterinsurgency: Some Problems and Implications," The Council on Religion and International Affairs
  • Folder 5
  • Democratic Republic of Vietnam, Chronology of the Vietnam War, Book One, 1941-1966
  • Folder 6
  • Department of State, United States Policy in the Far East as stated by President Johnson on his Pacific Journey
  • Folder 7
  • Fabian Colonial Bureau
  • Folder 8
  • Government and Nationalism in Southeast Asia, Institute on Pacific Relations, 1942
  • Folder 9
  • John W. Hall and Richard K. Beardsley, Twelve Doors to Japan
  • Folder 10
  • Institut Charles de Gaulle, Colloque, 1983
  • Folder 11
  • Institut Charles de Gaulle, Colloque, 1983
  • Folder 12
  • International Action and the Colonies: Report of a Committee of the Fabian Colonial Bureau
  • Folder 13
  • International Index to Periodicals, April 1943-March 1946
  • Folder 14
  • Marine Corps Historical Reference Pamphlet, Small Unit Action in Vietnam, Summer 1966
  • Folder 15
  • Micronesia Background
  • Folder 16
  • Robert J. O'Neill, The Strategy of General Giap Since 1964
  • Folder 17
  • Semi-Annual History of the Third Air Division (SAC), 1 January - 30 June 1968, Volume I - Narrative
  • Folder 18
  • The Center for Strategic Studies, Economic Impact of the Vietnam War
  • Folder 19
  • The Dellums Committee Hearings on War Crimes in Vietnam: An inquiry into Command Responsibility in Southeast Asia
  • Folder 20
  • Third Air Division and 3960 Strategic Wing, January-June 1965, Volume I
  • Folder 21
  • Third Air Division, January-June 1967, Volume I - Narrative
  • Folder 22
  • United States-Vietnam Relations, 1945-1967, VI, C. 1., Settlement of the Conflict, History of Contacts, Negotiations, 1965-1966
  • Folder 23
  • United States-Vietnam Relations, 1945-1967, VI, C. 2., Settlement of the Conflict, History of Contacts, Marigold
  • Box 9
  • Folder 1
  • United States-Vietnam Relations, 1945-1967, VI, C. 2., Settlement of the Conflict, History of Contacts, Sunflower
  • Folder 2
  • Viet Cong Finances
  • Folder 3
  • Viet Nam and the Failure of the U.S. War of Destruction Against the D.R.V.N.
  • Folder 4
  • Vietnam: Matters for the Agenda, Published by the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
  • Folder 5
  • Warren Kimball
  • Books File
  • Folder 6
  • Cai-San, The Dramatic Story of Resettlement and Land Reform in the "Rice Bowl" of the Republic of Viet-Nam
  • Folder 7
  • China News Analysis, March 12, 1965-December 13, 1968
  • Folder 8
  • Current History, August 1952 - - Current History, March 1961
  • Folder 9
  • Current History, November 1962 - - Current History, February 1965
  • Folder 10
  • Current History, November 1965 - - Current History, January 1967
  • Folder 11
  • Current History, February 1969 - - Current History, December 1969
  • Folder 12
  • Current History, December 1970 - - Current History, December 1971
  • Folder 13
  • Current History, December 1972 - - Current History, December 1973
  • Folder 14
  • Current History, December 1975 - - Current History, December 1976
  • Folder 15
  • Cecilia Batnag-Palacol, The Background and the Nature of Philippine Involvement in the Vietnam War (Dissertation)
  • Folder 16
  • Daniel Berrigan, Night Flight to Hanoi: War Diary with 11 Poems
  • Folder 17
  • Lincoln P. Bloomfield, The U.N. and Vietnam
  • Folder 18
  • Robert L. Borosage and John Marks, The CIA File
  • Folder 19
  • King C. Chen, Vietnam and China, 1938-1954
  • Folder 20
  • Claire Lee Chennault, Commander of the Flying Tigers
  • Folder 21
  • Way of a Fighter: The Memoirs of Claire Lee Chennault, Major General, US Army (ret.)
  • Folder 22
  • Henry Steele Commager, The Defeat of America
  • Folder 23
  • Michael Charles Conley, The Communist Insurgent Infrastructure in South Vietnam: Volume II - Center For Research in Social Systems, July 1967
  • Folder 24
  • Charles de Gaulle, Memoirs I
  • Folder 25
  • A. N. J. Den Hollander, Contagious Conflict: The Impact of American Dissent on European Life
  • Box 10
  • Folder 1
  • Philippe Devillers, Histoire du Viêt-Nam de 1940 à 1952
  • Folder 2
  • Philippe Devillers, Vietnamese Nationalism and French Policies
  • Folder 3
  • Dennis J. Duncanson, "Vietnam and Foreign Powers," International Affairs, 45:3 (July 1969)
  • Folder 4
  • Anthony Eden, The Memoirs of Anthony Eden: The Reckoning (except), 1965
  • Folder 5
  • Anthony Eden, Toward Peace in Indochina
  • Folder 6
  • The Memoirs of Anthony Eden: Full Circle
  • Folder 7
  • Général D'Armée Paul Ély, Mémoires L'Indochine Dans La Tourmente
  • Folder 8
  • Rupert Emerson, Lawrence S. Finkelstein, E.L. Bartlett, George H. McLane and Roy E. James, America's Pacific Dependencies: A Survey of American Colonial Policies and of Administration and Progress toward Self-Rule in Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Samoa and the Trust Territory - American Institute of Pacific Relations, 1949
  • Folder 9
  • M. Stanton Evans, The Politics of Surrender
  • Folder 10
  • Donald T. Fox, Editor, The Cambodian Incursion^DEL Legal Issues
  • Folder 11
  • Piero Gheddo, The Cross and the Bo-Tree: Catholics and Buddhists in Vietnam
  • Folder 12
  • John Gimbel, The Origins of the Marshall Plan
  • Folder 13
  • Francine du Plessix Gray, Divine Disobedience: Profiles in Catholic Radicalism
  • Folder 14
  • Henri Grimal, Decolonization: The British, French, Dutch and Belgian Empires, 1919-1963
  • Folder 15
  • Senator Vance Hartke, The American Crisis in Vietnam
  • Folder 16
  • Harry Hass and Nguyen Bao Cong, Vietnam: The Other Conflict
  • Folder 17
  • Aldred Hassler, Saigon, USA
  • Folder 18
  • Gary R. Hess, U.S. Policy in S.E. Asia, 1940-1950 Draft Manuscript, Chapters 2, 3, 4
  • Folder 19
  • Gerald C. Hickey, Accommodation in South Vietnam, January 1970
  • Folder 20
  • Gerald C. Hickey, Accommodation in South Vietnam: The Key to Sociopolitical Solidarity, October 1967 - The Rand Corporation
  • Folder 21
  • President Ho Chi Minh Answers President L. B. Johnson, 1967
  • Folder 22
  • Hoang Van Chi, Tyranny in Economy
  • Folder 23
  • Adrienne Doris Hytier, Two Years of French Foreign Policy: Vichy, 1940-1943
  • Folder 24
  • Haynes Johnson and George C. Wilson, Peter A. Jay and Peter Osnos, The Washington Post National Report: Army in Anguish
  • Folder 25
  • John Knapp Kahler, The Genesis of the American Involvement in Indo-China, 1940-1954 (Dissertation)
  • Folder 26
  • Susheela Kaushik, The Agony of Vietnam: The Origins and Background of American Intervention in Vietnam
  • Box 11
  • Folder 1
  • Meir Khane, Joseph Churba, and Michael King, The Jewish Stake in Vietnam
  • Folder 2
  • Erwin Knoll and Judith Nies McFadden, editors, American Militarism 1970
  • Folder 3
  • Suzanne Labin, Sellout in Vietnam
  • Folder 4
  • Jean Lacouture, Vietnam: Between Two Truces
  • Folder 5
  • Walter Lafeber, America, Russia, and the Cold War, 1945-1971
  • Folder 6
  • Joseph P. Lash, Roosevelt and Churchill, 1939-1941: The Partnership That Saved the West
  • Folder 7
  • Don R. Larsona and Arthur Larson, Vietnam and Beyond: A New American Foreign Policy and Program
  • Folder 8
  • Kenneth Scott Latourette, The American Record in the Far East, 1945-1951
  • Folder 9
  • Ian Mackay, Australians in Vietnam
  • Folder 10
  • André Malraux, The Indochina Adventure
  • Folder 11
  • D. Bruce Marshall, The French Colonial Myth and Constitution-Making in the Fourth Republic
  • Folder 12
  • Maurice Matloff, general editor, American Military History
  • Folder 13
  • Joseph E. McCarthy, Illusion of Power: American Policy Toward Viet-Nam, 1954-1966
  • Folder 14
  • George McGovern, A Time of War, A Time of Peace
  • Folder 15
  • Air Vice-Marshal S. W. B. Menaul, Lessons from the Vietnam War: Report of a Seminar Held at the Royal United Service Institution, February 12, 1969
  • Folder 16
  • Allan R. Millett, A Short History of the Vietnam War
  • Folder 17
  • Paul Mus, Le Viet Nam Chez Lui
  • Folder 18
  • Paul Mus, Viêt-Nam: Sociologie d'une Guerre
  • Folder 19
  • Pierre Naville, La Guerre du Viet-Nam
  • Folder 20
  • Nguyen Nghe, Facing the Skyhawks
  • Folder 21
  • Lieutenant-General Nguyen Van Vinh, The Vietnamese People on the Road to Victory
  • Box 12
  • Folder 1
  • Harley Notter, Postwar Foreign Policy Preparations, 1939-1945
  • Folder 2
  • Milton E. Osborne, Strategic Hamlets in South Viet-Nam
  • Folder 3
  • Pham Xuan Thai, Warrior's Wife's Plaintive Ballad
  • Folder 4
  • Hugo Portisch, Eyewitness in Vietnam
  • Folder 5
  • William Rauch, Jr., From the Sillon to the Mouvement Républicain Populaire: Doctor Robert Nornilleau and a Generation of Christian Democrats in France, 1910-1940
  • Folder 6
  • Sibnarayan Ray, Vietnam Seen From East and West: An International Symposium
  • Folder 7
  • Saul Rose, Britain and South-East Asia, 1962
  • Folder 8
  • George Rosie, The British in Vietnam
  • Folder 9
  • W. W. Rostow in collaboration with Richard W. Hatch, An American Policy in Asia
  • Folder 10
  • W. W. Rostow, View from the Seventh Floor
  • Folder 11
  • Charles N. Spinks, John C. Durr, and Stephen Peters, The North Vietnamese Regime: Institutions and Problems, April 1969 (Center for Research in Social Systems)
  • Folder 12
  • Génénal G. Sabattier, Le Destin de L'Indochine: Souvenirs et Documents, 1941-1951
  • Folder 13
  • Jean Sainteny, Histoire d'une Paix Manquée: Indochine, 1945-1947
  • Folder 14
  • Peter Schrag, Test of Loyalty: Daniel Ellsberg and the Rituals of Secret Government
  • Folder 15
  • Brigardier F. P. Serong, The Future of South Vietnam
  • Folder 16
  • Edmund Sillman and William Pfaff, Power and Impotence: The Failure of America's Foreign Policy
  • Folder 17
  • Roger M. Smith, Cambodia's Foreign Policy
  • Folder 18
  • I.F. Stone, Polemics and Prophecies, 1967-1970
  • Folder 19
  • Marianna P. Sullivan, France's Vietnam Policy: A Study in French-American Relations
  • Folder 20
  • John Terraine, The Life and Times of Lord Mountbatten
  • Folder 21
  • Ton That Thien, India and South East Asia, 1947-1960
  • Folder 22
  • Virginia Thompson and Richard Adloff, The Left Wing in Southeast Asia
  • Box 13
  • Folder 1
  • Gérard Tongas, J'ai vécu dans L'enfer Communiste au nord Viet-Nam
  • Folder 2
  • Robert Trumbull, The Scrutable East: A Correspondent's Report on Southeast Asia
  • Folder 3
  • Truong Son, A Bitter Dry Season for the Americans
  • Folder 4
  • Sanford J. Unger, The Papers and the Papers
  • Folder 5
  • Jacob Viner, The American Interest in the Colonial Problem
  • Folder 6
  • Rudolf von Albertini, Decolonization: The Administration and Future of the Colonies, 1919-1960
  • Folder 7
  • Henry A. Wallace, Our Job in the Pacific
  • Folder 8
  • Franklin B. Weinstein, Vietnam's Unheld Elections: The Failure to Carry Out the 1956 Reunification Elections and the Effect on Hanoi's Present Outlook
  • Folder 9
  • Ralph K. White, Misperception and the Vietnam War
  • Folder 10
  • Theodore A. Wilson, The First Summit: Roosevelt and Churchill at Placentia Bay, 1941
  • Folder 11
  • Llewellyn Woodward, British Relations with China, British Foreign Policy in the Second World War, HMSQ, 1975
  • Folder 12
  • Francis D. Wormuth, The Vietnam War: The President versus the Constitution - The Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions
  • Articles File
  • Folder 13
  • "La Politique Aggressive Des Viet Minh Communistes et La Guerre Subversive Communiste au Sud Vietnam," 1962
  • "Acheson vs. Dulles: When 2 Secretaries of State Disagree on Policy," U.S. News and World Report (27 Jan 1956)
  • "The Legality of United States Participation in the Defense of Viet Nam," Yale Law Journal 75.1085
  • "The United Nations and Decolonization: Highlights of United Nations Action in Support of Independence for Colonial Countries and Peoples," New York: United Nations, 1980
  • "U.S. Electronic Espionage: A Memoir," 11:2 (Aug 1972)
  • Japan: Diplomatic Cripple? (taketugu Tsurutani, "The Causes of Paralysis)(Edwin O. Reischauer, "Their Special Strengths")(Morton H. Halperin, "Comments: Robert W. Barnett")(Herman Nickel, "The Rediscovery of Japan), Foreign Policy, 14 (Spring 1974)
  • On Vietnam
  • On Vietnam and the Dominican Republic
  • Social Degradation: U.S. Efforts to break the Spirit of Resistance in Vietnam
  • Stanford Biology Study Group, A Legacy of our Presence: The Destruction of Indochina
  • Sam Adams, "Vietnam Cover-Up: Playing War with Numbers," Harper's
  • Neill H. Alford, Jr., "The Legality of American Military Involvement in Viet Nam: A Broader Perspective," The Yale Law Journal 75
  • Luther A. Allen, Review Article, Americans in Indochina (David Halberstam, Richard J. Barnett, Henry A. Kissinger, Daniel Ellsberg, Francis FitzGerald, Alexander Barton Woodside, David G. Marr, Norodom Sihanouk)
  • Michael J. Arleu, "The Living Room War" (1967)
  • David J. Armor et al., "Professor's Attitudes Toward the Vietnam War," The Public Opinion Quarterly 31:2 (Summer 1967)
  • Harry S. Ashmore, "Containment, Confrontation, Détente," The Center Magazine (Nov/Dec 1972)
  • Folder 14
  • William Back, "A Chance in Cambodia," Foreign Policy 62 (Spring 1986)
  • Hanson W. Baldwin, "A Hell of a Place to Have to Fight in," Life (31 Mar 1961)
  • A. Doak Barnett, "Military-Security Relations Between China and the United States," Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, (April 1977)
  • David V. J. Bell and Allan E. Goodman, "Vietnam and the American Revolution," Yale Review 51:1 (Autumn 71)
  • John T. Bennett, "Political Implications of Economic Change: South Vietnam," Asian Survey
  • John T. Bookman, "War Rationale," Contemporary Review 214:1238 (March 1969)
  • E.S. Browning, "East Asia in Search of a Second Economic Miracle," Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, 60:1 (Fall 1981)
  • Frank Browning and Banning Garrett, "The New Opium War," Ramparts 9:10 (May 1971)
  • Henry William Brands, Jr., "Johnson and Eisenhower: The President, the Former President, and the War in Vietnam," Presidential Studies Quarterly, 15:3 (Summer 1985)
  • Flora Bridges, "Behind the Indo-Chinese Revolts," Current History (May 1946)
  • Alastair Buchan, "The Indochina War and World Politics," Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, 53:4 (July 1975)
  • Joseph Buttinger, "Fact and Fiction on Foreign Aid," Dissent 6:3 (Summer 1959)
  • William C. Bullitt, "The Saddest War," Life (29 Dec 1947)
  • Richard Butwell, "The Four Failures of U Nu's Second Premiership," Asian Survey
  • B. C., "Indo-China: The Unfinished Struggle," The World Today 12:1 (Jan 1956)
  • King C. Chen, "Hanoi vs. Peking: Policies and Relations-A Survey"
  • King Chen, "North Vietnam in the Sino-Soviet Dispute, 1962-64," Asian Survey
  • Frank C. Child, "Vietnam-The Eleventh Hour," The New Republic
  • Frank Ching, "A Most Envied Province," Foreign Policy, 36 (Fall 1979)
  • Blair Clark, "Westmoreland Appraised: Questions and Answers," Harpers (Nov 1970)
  • J. R. Clémentin, "The Nationalist Dilemma in Vietnam, " Pacific Affairs 23 (Sept 1950)
  • Harland Cleveland, "The Road Around Stalemate," Foreign Affairs (Oct 1961)
  • Clark M. Clifford, "A Viet Nam Reappraisal: The Personal History of One Man's View and How it Evolved," Foreign Affairs 47:4 (July 1969)
  • Michael Charles Conley, "Communist Thought and Viet Cong Tactics"
  • Richard J. Coughlin, "The Republic of Vietnam," Far Easterb Survey 19:203-208 (8 Nov 1950)
  • Charles T. Cross, "Taipei's Identity Crisis," Foreign Policy, 51 (Summer 1983)
  • Brian Crozier, "The International Situation in Indochina," Pacific Affairs 29:4 (Dec 1956)
  • Folder 15
  • John De La Roche, "Indo-China In the New French Colonial Framework," Pacific Affairs, 18 (March 1945)
  • Ithiel de Sola Pool, "Political Alternatives to the Viet Cong," Asian Survey
  • Philippe Devillers, "French Policy and te Second Vietnam War," The World Today (June 1967)
  • Robert Devereux, "South Vietnam's New Constitutional Structure," Asian Survey
  • Harvey A. DeWeerd, "Strategic Decision Making: Vietnam, 1965-1968," The Yale Review, 67:4 (June 1978)
  • John C. Donnell and Charles A. Joiner, "South Vietnam: "Struggle" Politics and the Bigger War," Asian Survey 7 (Jan 1967)
  • John C. Donnell, "National Renovation Campaigns in Vietnam," Pacific Affairs 32 (Mar 1959)
  • John C. Donnell, "Pacification Reassessed," Asian Survey
  • John C. Donnell, "Personalism in Vietnam," reprinted from Problems of Freedom: South Vietnam Since Independence, ed. Wesley R. Fishel (East Lansing: Bureau of Social and Political Research, Michigan State Univ., 1961)
  • John C. Donnell, "The Viet Cong"
  • John Duffett, editor, "Against the Crime of Silence: Proceedings of the Russell International War Crimes Tribunal," 1968
  • John Foster Dulles and Gerald E. Ridinger, "The Anti-Colonial Policies of Franklin D. Roosevelt," Political Science Quarterly, 70:1 (March 1955)
  • Dennis J. Ducanson, "Two Vietnams or One?," The World Today (Sept 1969)
  • Dennis J. Duncanson, "Pacification and Democracy in South Vietnam," The World Today (Oct 1967)
  • Robert Elegant, "How to Lose a War," Encounter (Aug 1981)
  • Daniel Ellsberg, "The Quagmire Myth and the Stalemate Machine," Public Policy 19:2 (Spring 1971)
  • John F. Embree, "Some Problems of an American Cultural Officer in Asia," American Anthropologist 51 (1949)
  • Thomas E. Ennis, "Indo-China: The Aftermath of Colonialism," Current History (Aug 1952)
  • Hazel Erskine, "The Polls: Is War a Mistake?"
  • Raymond A. Esthus, "President Roosevelt's Commitment to Britain to Intervene in a Pacific War," Mississippi Valley Historical Review (June 1963)
  • Folder 16
  • Richard A. Falk, "International Law and the United States Role in the Viet Nam War," The Yale Law Journal 75
  • Bernard B, Fall, "Indochina Since Geneva," Pacific Affairs 28:1 (Mar 1955)
  • Bernard B. Fall, "Crisis in North Viet-Nam," Far Eastern Survey 26 (Jan 1957)
  • Bernard B. Fall, "North Viet-Nam: A Profile"
  • Bernard B. Fall, "North Viet-Nam's Constitution and Government," Pacific Affairs 33 (Sept 1960)
  • Bernard B. Fall, "North Viet-Nam's New Draft Constitution," Pacific Affairs 32 (June 1959)
  • Bernard B. Fall, "Post Mortems on Dien-Bien-Phu," Far Eastern Survey 27 (Oct 1958)
  • Bernard B. Fall, "Recent Publications on Indochina," Pacific Afairs 29 (Mar 1956)
  • Bernard B. Fall, "South Viet-Nam's Internal Problems," Pacific Affairs 31 (Sept 1958)
  • Bernard B. Fall, "Tribulations of a Party Line: The French Communists and Indo-China," Foreign Affairs 33 (Apr 1955)
  • Cyril Falls, "A Window on the World: France, Indo-China and the United States," The Illustrated London News (26 Sept 1953)
  • Cyril Falls, "A Window on the World: Washington-Paris-Geneva-Hanoi," The Illustrated London News (3 July 1954)
  • James M. Fendrich, "The Returning Black Vietnam-Era Veteran," (1971)
  • Wesley R. Fishel, "The Eleventh Hour in Vietnam," Asian Survey 5 (Feb 1965)
  • Wesley R. Fishel, "Vietnam: The Broadening War"
  • Frances FitzGerald, "A Reporter at Large: Journey to North Vietnam," The New Yorker (28 Apr 1975)
  • Frances FitzGerald, "The Tragedy of Saigon," The Atlantic Monthly (Dec 1966)
  • Alvin Friedman and Henry Steele Commager, "Debate on Vietnam Policy," Amherst College (3 Dec 1965)
  • Kiyohiko Fukushima, "Japan's Read Trade Policy," Foreign Policy, 59 (Summer 1985)
  • J. William Fulbright, "The Two Americas," The Ninth Brien McMahon Lecture, The University of Connecticut, March 22, 1966
  • Folder 17
  • Leslie H. Gelb, "The Essential Domino: American Politics and Vietnam," Foreign Affairs 50:3 (Apr 1972)
  • Leslie H. Gelb, "The Pentagon Papers and the Vantage Point," Foreign Policy 6 (Spring 1972)
  • Leslie H. Gelb, "Vietnam: The System Worked," Foreign Policy 3 (Summer 1971)
  • William P. Gerberding, "Vietnam and the Future of United States Foreign Policy," The Virginia Quarterly Review
  • Carl Gershman, "The Rise and Fall of the New Foreign-Policy Establishment," Commentary 70:1 (July 1980)
  • Huntington Gilchrist, "Colonial Questions at the San Francisco Conference," The American Political Science Review, 39 (October 1945)
  • Huntington Gilchrist, "The Japanese Islands: Annxation or Trusteeship?" Foreign Affairs (1945)
  • John Gittings, "Vietnam: The Record of Proposals to Negotiate," The World Today (Dec 1965)
  • J. Price Gittinger, "Communist Land Policy in North Viet Nam," Far Eastern Survey 28:8 (Aug 1959)
  • Allan E. Goodman, "South Vietnam: Neither War Nor Peace"
  • Bernard Gordon, "Japan, The United States and Southeast Asia, Foreign Affairs, (April 1978)
  • Bernard K. Gordon, "Cambodia: Where Foreign Policy Counts"
  • Max Gordon, "Vietnam: Two Generations of Liberation Struggles"
  • Pierre Gourou, "For a French Indo-Chinese Federation," Pacific Affairs 20 (Mar 1947)
  • J. A. C. Grant, "The Viet Nam Constitution of 1956," American Political Science Review 52 (June 1958)
  • Andrew Grajdanzev, "Time, Life, and Fortune's Pacific Post-War Plan," Amerasia, 6:9 (October 25, 1942)
  • Gene Gregory, "The Tale of the Trail," Contemporary Review (1972)
  • Robert Griffith, "Dwight D. Eisenhower and the Corporate Commonwealth," The American Historical Review, 87:1 (February 1982)
  • Folder 18
  • Ernst B. Haas, "The Attempt to Terminate Colonialism: Acceptance of the United Nations Trusteeship System," International Organizations Magazine, 7 (February 1953)
  • Harlan Hahn, "Correlates of Public Sentiment About War: Local Referenda on the Vietnam Issue," American Political Science Review (Dec 1970)
  • David Halberstan, "Return to Vietnam," Harper's Magazine (Dec 1967)
  • David Halberstan, "Voices of the Vietcong," Harpers (Jan 68)
  • Barbara and Joel Halpern, "Laos and America-A Retrospective View," The South Atlantic Quarterly
  • Ellen J. Hammer, "The Bao Dai Experiment," Pacific Affairs 23 (Mar 1950)
  • Jack L. Hammersmith, "American Attempts to Prevent a War Over 'Vietnam': The Experience of John Russel Young, 1882-1885," The Historian: A Journal of History, 38:2 (February 1976)
  • Thomas T. Hammond, "Lenin on the Party and the Trade Unions, 1893-1917," Arden House Conference: Continuity and Change in Russian and Soviet Thought
  • Gene Z. Hanrahan, "Recent Chinese Communist Publications on Indochina and Malaya," Pacific Affairs 27 (Dec 1954)
  • Selig S. Harrison, "Fanning The Flames in South Asia, "Foreign Policy 45 (Winter 1981-1982)
  • Selig S. Harrison, "One Korea?" Foreign Policy, 17 (Winter 1974-1975)
  • William Henderson, "United States Policy and Colonialism," Academy of Political Science, Proceedings, 26 (May 1957)
  • John B. Henry II, "February, 1968," Foreign Policy 4 (Fall 1971)
  • Gary R. Hess, "Franklin Roosevelt and Indochina," Journal of American History, (September 1972)
  • Gary R. Hess, "The First American Commitment in Indochina: The Acceptance of the 'Bao Dai Solution,' 1950," Diplomatic History, 2:4 (Fall 1978)
  • Gary R. Hess, "The Military Perspective on Strategy in Vietnam: Harry G. Summers's On Strategy and Bruce Palmer's The 25-Year War," Diplomatic History, 10:1 (Winter 1986)
  • Gary R. Hess, "United States Policy and the Origins of the French-Viet Minh War, 1945-1946," Peace and Change, 3:2&3 (Summer/Fall 1975)
  • Frances R. Hill, "Milleranian Machines in South Vietnam," (1966 or 1967)
  • Warren Hinckle and Sol Stern, "The University on the Make," Ramparts (Apr 1966??)
  • E. Hinterhoff, "The Present Phase in Vietnam"
  • Godfrey Hodgson, "The Establishment," Foreign Policy, 10 (Spring 1973)
  • Stanley Hoffmann, "Vietnam: An Algerian Solution?," Foreign Policy 2 (Spring 1971)
  • P. J. Honey, "Revolt of the Intellectuals in North Vietnam," The World Today 13:6 (June 1957)
  • P. J. Honey, "The Problem Of Democracy in Vietnam," The World Today 16:2 (Feb 1960)
  • Marjorie Hope, "The Reluctant Way: Self-Immolation in Vietnam," The Antioch Review
  • David Hotham, "U.S. Aid to Vietnam-A Balance Sheet," The Reporter (19 Sept 1957)
  • David C. Humphrey, "Tuesday Lunch at the Johnson White House: A Preliminary Assessment," Diplomatic History, 8:1 (Winter 1984)
  • Samuel P. Huntington, "Introduction: Social Science and Vietnam," Kenneth T. Young, "United States Policy and Vietnamese Political Viability, 1954-1967," I. Milton Sacks, David Wurfel, "The Saigon Political Elite: Focus on Four Cabinets," Charles A. Joiner, "The Ubiquity of the Administrative Role in Counterinsurgency," Ithiel De Sola Pool, "Political Alternatives to the Viet Cong," John C.
  • Box 14
  • Folder 1
  • Harold R. Isaacs, "South Asia's Opportunity," The Modern Review (Dec 1947)
  • Melville J. Jacoby, "How Japan Moved into Indochina," Asia (May 1941)
  • Larry R. Jackson, "The Vietnamese Revolution and the Montagnards," Asian Survey
  • Lyndon B. Johnson, "Pattern for Peace in Southeast Asia"
  • Charles A. Joiner, "Political Processes in the Two Vietnams," Current History (Dec 1970)
  • Charles A. Joiner, "South Vietnam: Political, Military and Constitutional Arenas in Nation Building," Asian Survey 8 (Jan 1968)
  • Charles A. Joiner, "South Vietnam: The Politics of Peace," Asian Survey 9 (Feb 1969)
  • Charles A. Joiner, "South Vietnam's Buddhist Crisis: Organization for Charity, Dissidence, and Unity," Asian Survey 4:7 (July 1964)
  • Charles A. Joiner, "The Ubiquity of the Administrative Role in Counterinsurgency," Asian Survey
  • Roy Jumper, "Mandarin Bureaucracy and Politics in South Viet Nam," Pacific Affairs 30:1 (Mar 1957)
  • E. J. Kahn, Jr., "Foresight, Nightmare, and Hindsight," New Yorker (April 8, 1972)
  • Joyce K. Kallgren, "Vietnam and Politics in Taiwan"
  • Stanley Karnow, "The Edge of Chaos," Saturday Evening Post (28 Sept 1963)
  • Daniel Katz, "Group Process and Social Integration: A System Analysis of Two Movements of Social Protest," Journal of Social Issues 23:1 (1967)
  • Paul M. Kattenburg, "Living with Hanoi," Foreign Policy 53 (Winter 1983-1984)
  • Edward L. Katzenbach, Jr., "The Revolutionary Strategy of Mao Tse-Tung," Political Science Quarterly 70:3 (Sept 1955)
  • Herbert C. Kelman and Lee H. Lawrence, "Assignment of Responsibility in the Case of Lt. Calley: Preliminary Report on a National Survey," Journal of Social Issues 28:1 (1972)
  • Se Jin Kim, "South Korea's Involvement in Vietnam and its Economic and Political Impact," Asian Survey 10 (June 1970)
  • Henry A. Kissinger, "The Vietnam Negotiations," Foreign Affairs 47:2 (Jan 1969)
  • Henry A. Kissinger, "The White Revolutionary: Reflections on Bismarck," Daedalus (Summer 1968)
  • Richard H. Kohn, "The Social History of the American Soldier: A Review and Prospectus for Research," The American Historical Review, 86:3 (June 1981)
  • Folder 2
  • Wolf Ladejinsky, "Vietnam: The First Five Years," The Reporter (24 Dec 1959)
  • Walter LaFeber, "Roosevelt, Churchill, and Indochina, 1942-1945," American Historical Review, 80:5 (December 1975)
  • David Landau, "The Diplomacy of Terror: Behind the Decision to Bomb the Dikes," Ramparts 11:4 (Oct 1972)
  • David Landau, "The Rand Papers," Ramparts 11 (Nov 1972)
  • Carl H. Landé, "Philippine Prospects After Martial Law," Foreign Affairs (Summer 1981)
  • Stanley G. Langland, "The Laos Factor in a Vietnam Equation," International Affairs
  • Edward G. Lansdale, "Two Steps To Get Us Out Of Vietnam," Look (March 4, 1969)
  • Lewis H. Lapham, "America's Foreign Policy: A Rake's Progress," Harper's (Mar 1979)
  • John A. Larkin, "Philippine History Reconsidered: A Socioeconomic Perspective," The American Historical Review, 87:3 (June 1982)
  • Eleanor Lattimore, "Indo-China: French Union or Japanese 'Independence'," Far Eastern Survey, 14 (May 23, 1945)
  • William M. Leary and William Stueck, "The Chennault Plan To Save China: U.S. Containment in Asia and the Origins of the CIA's Aerial Empire, 1949-1950," Diplomatic History, 8:4 (Fall 1984)
  • Edmund Lee, "Beijing's Balancing Act," Foreign Policy, 51 (Summer 1983)
  • Melvyn P. Leffler, "The American Conception of National Security and the Beginnings of the Cold War, 1945-48," The American Historical Review, 89:2 (April 1984) (with comments by John Lewis Gaddis and Bruce Kuniholm with a reply by Leffler)
  • Michael Leifer, "A New Orientation for Cambodia," The World Today (June 1989)
  • Michael Leifer, "Cambodia Looks to China," The World Today (January 1964)
  • Michael Leifer, "Cambodia: The Limits of Diplomacy"
  • Memorandum RM-5487-1-ISA/ARPA, May 1969
  • Steven I. Levine, "A New look at American Mediation in the Chinese Civil War: The Marshall Mission and Manchuria," Diplomatic History, 3:4 (Fall 1979)
  • E. James Lieberman, "Statement on the Effects of U.S. Casualties in Viet Nam on American Families," Journal of Marriage and the Family (May 1970)
  • Robert Jay Lifton, "America in Vietnam - The Circle of Deception," Trans-Actions (March 1968)
  • Beverly Lindsey, "A History of Special Forces," Veritas (July 1972)
  • Folder 3
  • Nathan Leites, The Viet Cong Style of Politics, The Rand Corporation
  • Folder 4
  • Charles MacDonald, "Progress in the Republic of Vietnam," The World Today (February 1959)
  • Malleret, "Franco-British Collaboration in the Development of Cochin-China," The Academic Review
  • David Marr, "Political Attitudes and Activities of Young Urban Intellectuals in South Viet-Nam"
  • Jacques M. May, "A New Triangle in the Far East? Japan-Indo-China-Thailand," Amerasia, 4:12 (February 1941)
  • John T. McAlister Review Article, "The Possibilities For Diplomacy in Southeast Asia," World Politics
  • Robert A. McCaughley, "American University Teachers and Opposition tot he Vietnam War: A Reconsideration (Autumn 1976)
  • George McGovern and John P. Roche, "The Pentagon Papers - A Discussion," Political Science Quarterly, 87:2 (June 1972)
  • Geroge S. McGovern, Eugene V. Rostow, William D. Rogers, and Millicent Fenwick, "Tips for Secretary Muskie," Foreign Policy 39 (Summer 1980)
  • Raymond L. McGovern, "The War in Vietnam: Moscow and Hanoi"
  • Neville Meaney, "From the Pentagon Papers: Reflections on the Making of America's Vietnam Policy
  • John F. Melby, "Vietnam - 15\950"
  • Orville D. Menard, "Dirty War Revisited," The Midwest Quarterly
  • Edward J. Mitchell, "Inequality and Insurgency: A Statistical Study of South Vietnam," 20:3 (April 1968)
  • Edward J. Mitchell, "The Significance of Land Tenure in the Vietnamese Insurgency," Asian Survey
  • Ronald A. Morse and Edward A. Olsen, "Japan's Bureaucratic Edge," Foreign Policy, 52 (Fall 1983)
  • Stanley J. Morse and Stanton Peele, "A Study of Participants in an Anti-Vietnam War Demonstration," Journal of Social Issues, 27:4 (1971)
  • J. Kim Munholland, "The Trials of the Free French in New Caledonia, 1940-1942: The Abduction of Governor Sautot"
  • Ross H. Munro, "Dateline Manila: Moscow's Next Win?" Foreign Policy, 56 (Fall 1984)
  • Charles J.V. Murphy, "Vietnam Hangs on U.S. Determination," Future (May 1964)
  • John Courtney Murray, "Morality and Modern War," The Council on Religion and International Affairs
  • Paul Mus, "The Role of the Village in Vietnamese Politics," Pacific Affairs, 22 (September 1979)
  • Folder 5
  • Anna Kasten Nelson, "The 'Top of Policy Hill': President Eisenhower and the national Security Council," Diplomatic History, 7:4 (Fall 1983)
  • Robert P. Newman, "Clandestine Chinese Nationalists Efforts To Punish Their American Detractors," Diplomatic History, 7:3 (Summer 1983)
  • Nghiêm-Xuan-Thien, "Coalition Government: An Honorable Way to Surrender," Contemporary Review
  • Nguyen Khac Nhan, "Policy of Key Rural Aggrovilles," Asian Culture 3:3 and 4 (July-December 1961)
  • Nguyen Tuye Mai, "Electioneering: Vietnamese Style," Asian Survey 2:11 (November 1962)
  • H. G. Nicholas, "Vietnam and the Traditions of American Foreign Policy," International Affairs, 44:2 (April 1968)
  • A. S. B. O., "Trial of Strength in Indo-China: The Bao Dai Experiment," The World Today 6:4 (Apr 1950)
  • Edgar O'Balance, "Sino-Soviet Influence on the War in Vietnam," Contemporary Review
  • Kenneth O'Donnell, "LBJ and the Kennedys," Life (August 7, 1970)
  • Saburo Okita, "Japan, China and the United States: Economic Relations and Prospects," Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, 58:2 (Summer 1979)
  • Michel Oksenberg, "China Policy for the 1980s," Foreign Affairs, (Winter 1980/1981)
  • V. P., "Indo-China: Gateway to South-East Asia"
  • Benjamin I. Page and Richard A. Brody, "Policy Voting and the Electoral Process: The Vietnam War Issue," The American Political Science Review
  • Stephen Pelz, "Alibi Alley: Vietnam as History," Reviews in American History (March 1980)
  • John Curtis Perry, "Asia' Telectronic Highway," Foreign Policy, 59 (Summer 1985)
  • A. D. C. Peterson, "The Cost of Indo-China," The Spectator (May 9, 1952)
  • William Pfaff, "Rivals for the Vietcong?," Commonwealth, 615 (March 3, 1967)
  • E. W. Pfeiffer and Arthur H. Westing, "Land War: Environmental Impact of Modern Weapons Technology in S. E. Asia" (1971)
  • Douglas Pike, "North Vietnam in 1971," Asian Survey, 12 (January 1972)
  • Douglas Pike, "North Vietnam in the Year 1972," Asian Survey
  • Michael Pillsbury, "A Japanese Card?" Foreign Policy 33 (Winter 1978-1979)
  • Peter A. Poole, "Cambodia: The Cost of Survival," Asian Survey
  • Lucian W. Pye, "Bringing Our China Policy Down To Earth," Foreign Policy, 18 (Spring 1975)
  • Folder 6
  • Harold E. Quinley, "The Protestant Ctergy and the War in Vietnam,"
  • Jeffrey Race, "How They Won," Asian Survey 10:8 (Aug 1970)
  • Jeffrey Race, "The Origins of the Second Indochina War," Asian Survey 10 (May 1970)
  • Michèle Ray, "The Execution of Che by the CIA," 6:8 (May 1968)
  • Edwin O. Reischauer, "Back to Normalcy," Foreign Policy, 20 (Fall 1975)
  • Edwin O. Reischauer, "Reaping the Benefits of Defeat"
  • Adam Roberts, "Waiting for Ho," The World Today (May 1968)
  • Joseph S. Roucek, "Vietnam in Geopolitics," The Contemporary Review (1961)
  • Richard H. Rovere, "Half Out of Our Tree," New Yorker ( 28 Oct 1967)
  • Gaston Rueff, "Postwar Problems of French Indo-China: Economic Aspects," Pacific Affairs, 18 (June 1945)
  • Gaston Rueff, "Postwar Problems of French Indo-China: Social and Political Aspects," Pacific Affairs, 18 (September 1945)
  • Gaston Rueff, "The Future of French Indo-China," Foreign Affairs (1944)
  • Frank D. Russo, "A Study of Bias in TV Coverage of the Vietnam War: 1969 and 1970"
  • Peter J. Rusthoven review of Sir Robert Thompson and David McKay's Peace is Not at Hand
  • Joiner Rystal, "Universalism-the Idea That Vanished Into the Cold?," (Feb 1979)
  • Folder 7
  • I. Milton Sacks, "Restructuring Government in South Vietnam," Asian Survey
  • John J. Sbrega, "The Japanese Surrender: Some Unexpected Consequences in Southeast Asia," Asian Affairs, (September/October 1979)
  • Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., "The Russian Revolution - Fifty Years After: Origins of the Cold War," Foreign Affairs (1967)
  • Robert Scheer and Warren Hinckle, "The 'Vietnam Lobby'," Ramparts (July 1965)
  • Howard Schuman, "Two Sources of Antiwar Sentiment in America," American Journal of Sociology 78:3
  • Robert G. Scigliano, "The Electoral Process in South Vietnam: Politics in an Underdeveloped State," Midwest Journal of Political Science, 4 (May 1960)
  • Robert Scigliano, "They Work For Americans: Astudy of the National Staff of an American Overseas Agency"
  • Theodore Shabad, "Economic Developments in North Vietnam," Pacific Affairs, 31 (March 1958)
  • Isaac Shapiro, "The Risen Sun: Japanese Guallism?" Foreign Policy, 41 (Winter 1980-1981)
  • Robert Shaplen, "A Report at Large: Saigon Exit," (May 19, 1975)
  • Robert Shaplen, "the Enigma of Ho Chi Minh," The Reporter, (january 27, 1955)
  • William Shawcross, "Dr. Kissinger Goes to War," Harper's (May 1979)
  • William Shawcross, "In a Grim Country," The New York Review
  • William Shawcross, "Refugees and Rhetoric," Foreign Policy, 36 (Fall 1979)
  • Folder 8
  • George Sheldon, "Impasse in Indochina: The Unity of Vietnam," Far Eastern Survey (June 2, 1948)
  • James Shepley, "How Dulles Averted War," Life (January 16, 1956)
  • Simmonds, "A Cycle of Political Events in Laos," The World Today, 17:2 (February 1961)
  • Jerry Mark Silverman, "Political Elites in South Vietnam: A National and Provincial Comparison," Asian Survey, 10 (April 1970)
  • Jerry Mark Silverman, "South Vietnam and Elusive Peace," Asian Survey
  • Jean-Pierre Simon, "Cambodia: Pursuit of Crisis," Asian Survey, 5 (January 1965)
  • Gaddis Smith, "After 25 Years - The Parallel" The New York Times Magazine (June 22 1975)
  • Edgar Snow, "No Four Freedoms for Indo-China," The Saturday Evening Post (February 2, 1946)
  • Stephen J. Solarz, "America and Japan: A search for Balance," Foreign Policy, 49 (Winter 1982-1983)
  • Richard H. Soloman, "East Asia and the Great Power Coalitions," Foreign Affairs, (1981)
  • Theodore C. Sorenson, "The Absent Opposition," Foreign Policy, 47 (Summer 1982)
  • Ronald Spector, "Allied Intelligence and Indochina, 1943-1945," Pacific Historical Review, 51:1 (February 1982)
  • Michael Dawson Stephens, "South Vietnam: New American Frontier," Contemporary Review
  • Sol Stern, "NSA: A Short Account of International Student Politics and the Cold War with Particular Reference to the NSA, CIA, Etc.," Ramparts
  • William Stueck, "The Korean War as International History," Diplomatic History, 10:4 (Fall 1986)
  • André Surmer, "The Origin of the Events in Indo-China," The Asiatic Review
  • Tad Szule, "Behind the Vietnam Cease-Fire Agreement," 15 (Summer 1974)
  • Folder 9
  • Robert Strauxz-Hupé and Henry W. Hazard, "The Idea of Colonialism," The Foreign Policy Research Institute
  • Jay Tao, "Mao's World Outlook: Vietnam and the Revolution in China," Asian Survey, 8 (May 1968)
  • Milton C. Taylor, "South Vietnam: Lavish Aid, Limited Progress," Pacific Affairs, 34:3 (Fall 1961)
  • Michael S. Teitelbaum, "Right versus Right: Immigration and Refugee Policy in the United States," Foreign Affairs, (Fall 1980)
  • Ross Terrill, "China Enters the 1980s," Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, 58:4 (Spring 1980)
  • Tran-Duc-Thao, "Vietnam and Eastern Asia," The Far Eastern Quarterly, 6 (August 1947)
  • Ton That Thien, "Vietnam: A Case of Social Alienation," International Affairs
  • Christopher Thorne, "Indochina and Anglo-American Relations, 1942-1945," Pacific Historical Review, 45:1 (February 1976)
  • Virginia Thompson, "Thailand: Nationalism and Prosperity," Current History (August 1952)
  • Robert O. Tilman, "The Non-Lessons of the Malayan Emergency," Asian Survey
  • Frank N. Trager, "Wars of National Liberation: Implications for U.S. Policy and Planning," Orbis
  • Frank N. Trager, "Wars of National Liberation: Implications for U.S. Policy and Planning," Orbis
  • Howard Trivers, "Myths, Slogans, and Vietnam: Specious Abstraction and Foreign Policy," 48:1 (Winter 1972)
  • Nancy Bernkopf Tucker, "American Policy Toward Sino-Japanese Trade in the Postwar Years: Politics and Prosperity," Diplomatic History, 8:3 (Summer 1984)
  • Robert W. Tucker, "Spoils of Defeat: Rationalizing Vietnam," Harper's (November 1981)
  • William S. Turley and Jeffrey Race, "The Third Indochina War," Foreign Policy, 38 (Spring 1980)
  • William S. Turley, "Civil-Military Relations in North Vietnam," Asian Survey
  • Folder 11
  • Leonard Unger, "Derecognition Worked." Foreign Policy, 36 (Fall 1979)
  • M. Vallat, "The Resistance in Indochina"
  • Justus M. van der Kroef, "American Opinion on the War in Vietnam," Contemporary Review
  • Paul A. Varg, "Sino-American Relations Past and Present," Diplomatic History, 4:2 (Spring 1980)
  • Sidney Verba and Richard A. Brody, "Participation, Policy Preferences, and the War in Vietnam"
  • Sidney Verba et al., "Public Opinion and the War in Vietnam," The American Political Science Review 61:2 (June 1967)
  • Harold M. Vinacke, "United States Far Eastern Policy," Pacific Affairs, 19 (December 1946)
  • Jacob Viner, "American Interest in the War and the Peace," 1944
  • Barry Wain, "The Indochina Refugee Crisis," Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, 58:1 (Fall 1979)
  • William H. Wainwright, "The Paris Peace Talks: Diplomacy and Stagecraft," The Antioch Review (Winter 1969-70)
  • Denis Warner, "Agony in Saigon: The Lady and the Cadaver," The Reporter (10 Oct 1963)
  • Jay Weiser, "Disaster in Embryo: The Roosevelt Administration and Indochina, 1943-1945"
  • Thomas Whiteside, "Shaking the Tree," The New Yorker (17 Mar 1975)
  • Folder 12
  • Dr. Geoffrey Williams, "America Seeks to Negotiate," Contemporary Review
  • Jim Winters, "Tom Dooley: The Forgotten Hero," Notre Dame Magazine (May 1979)
  • Albert Wohlstetter, "Japan's Security" Balancing After the Shocks," Foreign Policy, 9 (Winter 1972-1973)
  • Charles Wolf, Jr., "Vietnam Prospects and Precepts," Asian Survey
  • James D. Wright, "The Working Class, Authoritarianism, and the War in Vietnam," Social Problems 20:2 (Fall 1972)
  • David Wurfel, "The Saigon Political Elite: Focus on Four Cabinets," Asian Survey
  • David Wurfel, "The Saigon Political Elite: Focus on Four Cabinets," Asian Survey 7:8 (Aug 1967)
  • Huan Xiang, "On Sino-U.S. Relations," Foreign Affairs: An American Quarterly Review, 60:1 (Fall 1981)
  • Kenneth T. Young, "United States Policy and Vietnamese Political Viability, 1954-1967," Asian Survey
  • J. J. Zasloff, Origins of the Insurgency in South Vietnam, 1954-1960: The Role fo the Southern Vietminh Cadres - The Rand Corporation, Memorandum RM-5163/2-ISA/ARPA, May 1968
  • Joseph J. Zasloff, "Laos 1972: The War, Politics and Peace Negotiations," Asian Survey
  • Howard Zinn, "Vacating the Premises in Vietnam"
  • Z. H. Zoberi, "Lenin and the Freedom Movement in Viet Nam," The Contemporary Review (1955)
  • Folder 15
  • Roper Survey on Public Opinion - Complete Statistical Data
  • Folder 16
  • Basil Rauch Handwritten note and typed index cards - Added after the initial processing of the collection
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