Descriptive Summary
Josselson, Michael,
1908-1978
Michael Josselson Papers
1914-1991
(bulk
1960-1978)
TXRC98-A0
34 boxes (17.5 linear
feet), 1 notecard filebox 1 oversize folder
Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center
University of Texas at Austin
Correspondence, clippings, typescripts,
holograph manuscripts, research notes, printed materials, photographs,
financial records, personal records, and maps document the professional and
literary endeavors of Michael Josselson from his early adulthood through his
death, and continue up to 1991 with related materials collected after his
death.
and [code "engrusfregeritafin" not found in ISO 639-2 list].
Biographical Sketch
Michael Josselson was born March 2, 1908, in Tartu, Estonia, the son of
a Jewish timber merchant. Following his primary education in Estonia, he
attended secondary school in Berlin from 1920 to 1927. He attended one year
each at the University of Berlin and the University of Freiburg from 1927
through 1928, then left school to work as a buyer in the Berlin office of
Gimbel-May department stores.
Josselson, fluent in German, Russian, French, and English, excelled in
his job, which required him to arrange wholesale purchases from suppliers in
various European countries. By 1935, he sought to leave Nazi Germany and gained
a promotion to manager of Gimbel Brothers' Paris office. He was so successful
in that position that in 1937 he immigrated to the United States with his new
French wife, Colette, to work in New York City as the managing director for all
of Gimbels' European offices.
World War II brought about the collapse of European markets and in 1941
Josselson had to again work as a buyer for Gimbels. He and his wife separated
that year and she remained in New York while he moved to Pittsburgh for his new
position. They later divorced in 1949. Josselson became a US citizen in 1942
and was drafted into the US Army in 1943.
In the Army, Josselson received military intelligence training and was
assigned to a communications unit in Europe as an interpreter. He was
discharged as a 1st Lieutenant in 1946, although he remained in the reserves as
a military intelligence officer until 1950.
From 1946 to 1949, Josselson worked as a cultural affairs officer for
the US War Department's Office of the Military Government in Berlin. From
1949-1950 he worked on the public affairs staff of the US State Department's
Office of the High Commissioner for Germany. In these positions he was
responsible for the de-Nazification of top German
intellectuals and leaders as well as the editing and dissemination of
anti-Communist propaganda. It is during this period that Josselson purportedly
became connected with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
Josselson left the State Department in 1950 to help steer the newly
created Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF), a liberal, anti-Communist
organization founded by American and European intellectuals to expose Communist
cultural oppression and to oppose all forms of totalitarian rule. As the
Administrative Secretary of the CCF, Josselson arranged for financing from
various sources, including organizations that operated as fronts to channel CIA
funds. Through the 1950s and early 1960s, Josselson worked behind the scenes in
various administrative positions as the CCF organized conferences, produced
numerous publications, and created regional offices around the world. He claims
to have sought non-CIA funding during this period, particularly from the Ford
Foundation, but a series of news stories in 1966 exposing the CCF and CIA
connection brought about Josselson's resignation as the Executive Director and
the dissolution of the CCF in 1967.
After his resignation, Josselson continued to informally advise former
CCF associates who created a new organization, the International Association
for Cultural Freedom, which disavowed the CCF and the CIA but continued many of
the CCF's programs. In the early 1970s, Josselson began extensive research for
a biography of the Napoleonic-era Russian General Barclay de Tolly. Plagued by
health problems, he relied heavily upon research and typing assistance, much of
it provided by his second wife, Diana Dodge Josselson.
Josselson died in Geneva on January 7, 1978, following heart surgery. He
had moved to Switzerland in 1961 to seek treatment for his circulatory problems
and had already undergone several surgeries. At the time of his death, his
manuscript for
The Commander: A Life of Barclay de Tolly
was finished except for the bibliography and index. Soon thereafter
Diana Josselson completed the book, which was published by Oxford University
Press in 1980.
Scope and Contents
Correspondence, clippings, typescripts, holograph manuscripts, research
notes, photocopies, reports, printed materials, photographs, financial records,
personal records, and maps document the professional and literary endeavors of
Michael Josselson from his early adulthood in the late 1920s through his death
in 1978, and continuing up to 1991 with related materials collected after his
death. The papers are organized into three series: I.
The Commander: A Life of Barclay de Tolly,
1914-1990, n.d. [bulk 1970s] (18 boxes, 1 notecard filebox); II.
Congress for Cultural Freedom, 1947-1991, n.d. [bulk 1960s] (9 boxes, 2
folders); and III. Personal, 1927-1988, n.d. (6 boxes).
The Barclay de Tolly series contains the largest amount of material and
consists mainly of typescript and holograph drafts, research notes, and
extensive photocopies of bibliographic materials used by Josselson during
research for his book
The Commander: A Life of Barclay de Tolly.
The photocopies are mostly of Russian language books, journals, and
published memoirs dating from the 18th and 19th centuries. The majority of
materials were created or collected by Josselson during the 1970s, and include
the oldest item in the papers, a 1914 German map of Russia's Baltic provinces.
Multiple drafts found in this series show extensive revisions to the work and
include outlines and bibliographies.
Besides Russian language materials, there are also considerable amounts
of French and German materials throughout the whole of Josselson's papers.
Languages found in lesser amounts include Italian, Swedish, Finnish, and
Spanish. English is present in greater amounts than any other single language,
but is not in the majority.
Correspondence is present throughout the papers, but is concentrated in
the Personal Series and the Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF) Series. The
Personal Series correspondence consists mainly of copies of typed, outgoing
letters from Josselson dating from the 1960s through the 1970s covering a wide
range of topics, including the CCF and his book. Incoming correspondence is
found mostly in CCF subject files. Correspondents present in Josselson's papers
include: Raymond Aron, Ulli Beier, Daniel Bell, Francois Bondy, Willy Brandt,
Zbignew Brzezinski, Theodore Draper, Pierre Emmanuel, John Kenneth Galbraith,
George F. Kennan, Arthur Koestler, Irving Kristol, Melvyn Lasky, Minoo Masani,
Ezekiel Mphahlele, Jayaprakash Narayan, Nicolas Nabokov, William Oppenheimer,
Michael Polanyi, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Edward Shils, Iganzio Silone, Stephen
Spender, and Shepard Stone.
Josselson's papers do not document his activities during the 1950s as
well as in later years of his life. Some CCF materials he gathered to prepare a
history of the Congress do give insight to the organization's formation in 1950
and its early activities, as does one folder of personal letters selected by
Josselson for his daughter Jennifer's viewing. The majority of the papers,
however, date from the early 1960s forward, coinciding with Josselson's move to
Switzerland in 1961.
Virtually all subseries and folder headings were derived from folder
titles created by Josselson or his wife, Diana. Mrs. Josselson also collected
all papers dating after his death in early 1978, and created some of the
correspondence and other materials included in the papers prior to 1978. Her
handwriting can also be found on numerous letters and folders identifying dates
and individuals.
Acquisition
Gift (#9164, #9743, #9796), 1992-1993
Access
Open for research
Processed by
Stephen Mielke, 1998
Index Terms
Correspondents
Amburger, Erik,
1907-
Arndt, Walter W.,
1916-
Aron, Raymond,
1905-
Beier, Ulli
Bell, Daniel
Berlin, Isaiah,
Sir
Bondy, Francois,
1915-
Brandt, Willy,
1913-
Brzezinski, Zbigniew
K.
Bundy, McGeorge
Campenhausen, Balthasar
von
Chenu, Roselynne
Chiaromonte,
Nicola
Draper, Theodore,
1912-
Dubuis, Gisele
Emmanuel, Pierre
Freymond,
Jacques
Galbraith, John Kenneth,
1908-
Goldstein, David
I.
Hamilton, Mark
Hook, Sidney,
1902-
Hunt, John C.
Jelenski, Constantin,
1922-
Kalline, Anna
Kennan, George Frost,
1904-
Kerkonnen, Karin
Koestler, Arthur,
1905-
Kristol, Irving
Labedz, Leopold
Laqueur, Walter,
1921-
Lasky, Melvin J.
Longworth, Philip,
1933-
Luthy, Herbert,
1918-
MacAuley, Robie
MacDonald,
Dwight
Madariaga, Salvador de,
1886-
Masani, Minocherer Rustom,
1905-
Mphahlele,
Ezekiel
Nabakov, Nicolas,
1903-
Narayan,
Jayaprakash
Olsen, William
C.
Oppenheimer, J. Robert,
1904-1967
Oprecht, Hans
Passin, Herbert,
1916-
Pipes, Richard Lloyd,
1930-
Platt, Frank C. (Frank
Cheney), 1932-
Polanyi, Michael,
1891-
Prosch, Georges
von
Raeff, Marc
Ray, Sibnarayan,
1921-
Rubenstein,
Leonard
Saron, Rosy
Schlesinger, Arthur Meier,
1917-
Schroeder, Johann Karl
von
Shils, Edward,
1910-1995
Silone, Ignazio,
1900-1978
Souvarine, Boris
Spender, Stephen,
1909-
Sperber, Manes,
1905-
Stone, Shepard
Warburg, Frederic,
1898-
Organizations
Congress for Cultural
Freedom
Ford Foundation
Oxford University
Press
Subjects
Barklai, de Tolli, Mikhail
Bogdanovich, niaz', 1761-1818
Anti-communist movements
Authors, English--20th century
Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815
Soviet Union--History,
Military--1801-1917
Document Types
Maps
Negatives
Newspapers
Photographs
Postcards
Slides
Michael Josselson Papers--Detailed Description
Series I.
The Commander: A Life of Barclay de Tolly,
1914-1990, n.d.
[bulk 1970s]
(18 boxes, 1 notecard filebox)
Materials relating to
The Commander: A Life of Barclay de Tolly
document Josselson's detailed research and lengthy effort to write the
biography, inspired by Alexander Pushkin's poem
The Commander. Subseries A, Drafts,
includes outlines, bibliographies, and numerous chapter by chapter typescripts
and holograph manuscripts. Josselson wrote preliminary drafts by hand, then
corrected subsequent versions typed for him by assistants. Drafts are in
English except for one typed copy of the French translation edition titled
Le Général Hiver.
Notes and other materials contained in Subseries B, Research, are
arranged alphabetically by folder title. Titles usually indicate specific
topics of research, although some headings, such as Notebooks indicate only the type of materials contained.
These materials are usually broad in scope, containing information on more than
one topic, but all relate to Barclay de Tolly or the Napoleonic Wars.
Folder titles using personal names most often contain research about
the individual, but some contain photocopies of writings by the individual. The
copies are mainly small excerpts of works or letters with annotations or
accompanying notes. These differ from the photocopied materials found in
Subseries C, Bibliographic Resources, which are complete copies of books,
journals, and memoirs with little or no accompanying research. Subseries C is
arranged alphabetically by author, and the materials are primarily in Russian,
with some in French and German. All other research material and notes are
predominantly in English.
A small amount of correspondence is located in the Research
Subseries. The majority consists of incoming communications from research
assistants, located under the Letters heading as
Ketola and Rubenstein. Also of note are vast bibliographies of
sources, some unused, as well as several folders of illustrations.
Materials in Subseries D, Genealogy, trace Barclay de Tolly's
ancestry back to the Norman conquest of England, and trace his descendants up
to the 1970s. The history of the name itself is documented as are monuments to
Barclay de Tolly, including his burial site. Subseries E, Correspondence,
contains letters from colleagues and friends of Josselson which, in the
majority, discuss ideas and theories related to Barclay de Tolly and the book.
The correspondence is more general and academic than that found in the Research
Subseries, which tends to address issues such as what resources are available
and where they are located. The Subseries E correspondence also includes
letters to Diana Josselson regarding the books publication and subsequent
reviews. The subseries is arranged alphabetically by the name of the
writer.
Subseries A. Drafts
1
1
Outline & Introduction
1
2
Chapter I,
1970s
1
3-4
Chapter II,
1970s
1
5
Chapter III,
1970s
2
1
Chapter III,
1970s
2
2-3
Chapter IV,
1970s
2
4
Chapter V,
1970s
2
5
Chapter VI,
1970s
2
6
Chapter VII,
1970s
2
7
Chapter VIII,
1970s
3
1
Chapter VIII,
1970s
3
2-3
Chapter IX,
1970s
3
4
Chapter X,
1970s
3
5
Chapter XI,
1970s
3
6
Chapter XII,
1970s
4
1
Chapter XIII,
1970s
4
2
Chapter XIV,
1970s
4
3
Chapter XV,
1970s
4
4
Chapter XVI,
1970s
4
5
Epilogue,
1970s
4
6
Chapter Notes,
1970s
Bibliographies
4
7-8
1979
5
1
1971
5
2
Le Général Hiver,
1970s
Subseries B. Research
5
3
Barclay and the Tsar,
1970s
5
4
Barclay biographies,
1970s
5
5-6
Barclay letters,
1970s
6
1
Barclay letters,
1970s
6
2
Barclay war journals,
1970s
6
3
Bibliographies,
1970s
6
4
Biographies,
1950, 1972, n.d.
6
5
Clausewitz,
1970s
6
6
English sources,
1970s
6
7
Epigraphs,
1970s
6
8
Fili,
1970s
7
1
Finland,
1970s
7
2
French archives,
1970s
7
3-4
French sources,
1970s
7
5
German sources,
1970s
7
6
Illustrations,
1970s
8
1-3
Illustrations,
1970s
8
4
Kutozov,
1970s
Letters
8
5
Ketola,
1971-1976
8
6
Rubenstein,
1972, n.d.
8
7
Literature & poetry,
1970s
8
8
Magazine articles,
1972, n.d.
9
1
Maps,
1914, n.d.
9
2
Military colonies,
1970s
9
3-4
Miscellaneous,
1970s
9
5
Napoleon,
1970s
9
6
Niebuhr-Dumas-Napoleon,
1970s
9
7
Notes,
1970-1989, n.d.
10
1
Notes,
1970-1989, n.d.
10
2
Notes for further chapters,
1971, n.d.
10
3-4
Notebooks,
1970s
10
5
Notecards,
1970s
10
6
Order of battle (Russian army),
1970s
10
7
Pushkin and Barclay de Tolly,
1970s
10
8
Pugachev,
1970s
10
9
Russian generals,
1970s
10
10
Russian memoirs,
1970s
11
1
Soviet sources,
1970s
11
2-3
Tsarist sources,
1970s
11
4
Turkish war,
1970s
11
5
Vertus,
1970s
Subseries C. Bibliographic Resources
11
6
Bagration, P. I.
Sbornik dokumentov i materialov
(1945)
11
7
Bantysh-Kamensky, D. N.
Biograffii rossiiskikh generalissimusov i
general-fel'dmarshalov
(1840)
Barklai de Tolli, M. B.
11
8-9
Journal de Opérations militaires des Armées Russes
et combinées dupuis le 4/16 Décembre 1813, jusqu'au 19/31 Mars 1814
(?)
12
1
Izobrazhenie voennykh deistvii 1812-go
goda,
Trudy Imperatorskogo russkogo
voennoistoricheskogo obshchestva
(1912)
12
2
Izobrazhenie voennykh deistvii pervoi armii v 1812
godu
(1859)
12
3
Uchrezhdenie dlya upravleniya bol'shoi deistvuyushchei
armii
(1812)
12
4
Zapiska,
Voennyi Zhurnal
(1859)
12
5
Bennigsen, L. A. G.
Zapiski grafa,
Russkaia Starina
(1896-1900)
12
6
Beskrovni, L. G.
Nekotorye voprosy istorii Otechestvennoi
voiny 1812 goda,
Voprosy istorii 10
(1962)
12
7
Bogdanovich, M. I.
Istoriia Otechestvennoi voiny 1812 goda po
dostovernym istochinikam
(1859-1860)
12
8
Borodino-dokumenty, pis'ma, vospominaniya
(1962)
Borodkin, M. M.
12
9-10
Istoriia Finlandii: Vremia Imperatora Aleksandra I
(1909)
13
1-2
Istoriia Finlandii: vremia Imperatora Aleksandra I
(1909)
Brikner, A. G.
13
3
Shvedskaia voina 1788-1790 gg,
Ruskaia Mysl' V, VI
(1896)
13
4
Voina Rossii s Shvedtsiei v 1788-1790
gg,
Zhurnal Ministerstva Narodnago
Prosveshchenia CXLII
(1868-1869)
13
5
Bumagi fel' dmarshala Kniaz' Mikhail Semenovich
Vorontsova
(1890)
13
6
Danielson, J. R.
Finlands union with the Russian empire
(1891)
13
7
Dragomirov, M. I.
Rasbor Romana L. N. Tolstogo Voina i Mir
(1895)
13
8
Dzhivelegova, A. K., ed.
Otechsetvennaia voina i Russkoe
obshchestvo
(1912)
13
9
Glebov, P.
Slovo o Barklae-de-Tolli,
Sovremennik
(1858)
13
10
Kochetkov, A. N.
M. B. Barklai-de-Tolli
(1970)
13
11
Koka, G.
Pushkin o Polkovodtsakh dvenatsatogo
goda,
Prometei VII
(1969)
13
12
Korobkov, N.
Iz boevogo proshlago russkoi armii,
dokumenty i materialy o podvigakh russkikh soldat i ofitserov,
Otechestvennaia voina 1812 VI
(1947)
13
13
Lettow-Vorbeck, O.
Der Krieg von 1806 und 1807
(1891-1896)
14
1
Liprandi, I. P.
I. Ne golad' i ne moroz' byli
prichinoiu...
(1855)
Löwenstern, W. F.
14
2
Denkwürdigkeiten eines Livländers: aus den Jahren
1790-1815
(1858)
14
3
Mémoires du Général-Major russe Baron von
Löwenstern, 1776-1858
(1903)
14
4
Zapiski,
Russkaia Starina
(1900-1901)
14
5
Manuilov, V. A. & L. B. Modzalevskii.
'Polkovodets' Pushkina,
Pushkinskii Vremennik
(1939)
14
6
Martensa, K.
Iz' zapisok starago ofitser,
Russkaia Starina
(1902)
Mikhailovskii-Danilevskii, A. I.
14
7
Imperator Alexandr' I i ego spodvizhniki v 1812, 1813,
1814, i 1815 godakh
(1848-1849)
14
8
Opisanie Finliandskoi voiny na suchom puti i na more v
1808 i 1809 godakh
(1841)
15
1
Opisanie Finliandskoi voiny na suchom puti i na more v
1808 i 1809 godakh
(1841)
15
2
Opisanie vtoroi voiny Imperatora Alexsandra s
Napoleonom v 1806 i 1807 godakh
(1845)
15
3
Ministerstvo Inostrannych del SSSR.
Vneshnaia politika rossii XIX i nachala XX
veka
(1962, 1965, 1967, 1970)
15
4
Myshlaevskii, A. Z.
Iz sekretnoi perepiski Barklai-de-Tolli v
1812 godu,
Russkaia Starina
(1889)
15
5
Nessel'rode, K. V.
Pis'ma 1812 goda,
Russkii Arkhiv
(1910)
15
6
Ordin, K.
Vyborgskaia pobeda i rochensal'mskii
pogrom,
Zhurnal Ministerstva narodnago
prosveshchenia CCLV
(1888)
Otechestvennaia voina 1812 goda
15
7
(1907)
15
8
(1908)
15
9
Petrunina, N. N.
Polkovodets,
Stikhotvoreniia Pushkina 1820-1830 godov
(1974)
15
10
Polevoi, N. A.
Russkie polkovodtsy ili zhizn' i podvigi
rossiiskikh polkovodtsev, ot vremen imperatora Petra Velikogo do
tsarstvovaniia...
(1845)
Popov, A. N.
15
11
Ot Moskvy do Krasnoi Pakhry,
Russkaia Starina
(1897)
15
12
Ot Smolenska do priezda Kutuzova v
armiiu,
Ruskaia Starina
(1893)
15
13
Ranke, L.
Denkwürdigkeiten des Staatskanzlers
Fürsten von Hardenberg
(1877)
16
1
Rossiskii, M. A.
Voenno-istoricherskie primery k kursu
taktiki starshago klassa voennykh uchilishch
(1901)
16
2
Ruskaia Starina
(1870, 1895)
Ruskii Archiv
16
3
(1871, 1873, 1886)
16
4
(1898)
16
5
Sbornik Imperatorskogo russkogo istoricheskogo
obshchestva
(1909, 1911, 1912)
16
6
Sbornik istoricheskikh materialov izvlechennykh iz
arkhiva Sobstvennoi E. I. V. Kantselarii
(1876, 1889, 1890)
16
7
Severnaia Pochta
(?)
16
8
Skalon, D. A.
Stoletie voennogo ministerstva, 1802-1902
(1911)
Smitt, F.
16
9
Aufklärung über den Kreig von 1812
(1861)
16
10-11
Denkwürdigkeiten eines Livländers: aus den Jahren
1790-1815
(1858)
16
12
Stikhotvorenie Pushkina 'Polkovodets'-Opyt
interpretatsii,
Rossia / Russia II
(1975)
16
13
Trofimov, I.
Polkovodets,
Prometei X
(1947)
16
14
Tynianov, I. N.
Pushkin i ego sovremenniki
(1968)
16
15
Weymarn, F. W.
Barklai-de-Tolli i otechestvennaia voina
1812 goda,
Russkaia Starina
(1912)
17
1-2
Whiting, K. R.
Aleksei Andreevich Arakcheev
(1951)
17
3
Zapiski Imperatorskoi Akademii Nauk,
XXXXVIII
(1882)
17
4
Zhilin, P. A.
Nekotorye voprosy izucheniya istorii
Otechestvennoi voiny 1812 goda
Voprosy istorii 6
(1962)
Subseries D. Genealogy
17
5
Ancestry,
1970s
17
6
Death & mausoleum,
1957, n.d.
17
7
Family trees,
1970-1986, n.d.
17
8
Foster daughters & related families,
1970s
Scottish ancestry
17
9
1972, n.d.
18
1
1972, n.d.
Subseries E. Correspondence
18
2
A-L,
1971-1977
18
3
M-P,
1971-1977
18
4
Q-Z,
1971-1977
18
5
A-Z,
1980-1990, n.d.
Series II. Congress for Cultural Freedom,
1947-1991, n.d.
[bulk 1960s]
(9 boxes, 2 folders)
Congress for Cultural Freedom (CCF) files are organized into four
subseries: A. Subject files; B. History; C. Publications; and D. Conferences.
Subseries A files contain incoming correspondence and news clippings. These
materials form the bulk of the CCF Series. The folders are arranged
alphabetically and then in reverse chronological order within each file. File
headings indicate topics identified by Josselson or name individuals or
organizations from whom there is correspondence. English is the predominant
language throughout the CCF Series but French, German, and other languages are
present.
The subject files reflect CCF activities from its founding in 1950
to its demise and transformation into the International Congress for Cultural
Freedom in 1967. Clippings from and about numerous CCF publications, such as
Der Monat and
Encounter, are filed under the title of
each publication. CCF administrative and financial records can be found in
small amounts in the Audits and Ford Foundation files, and biographies of CCF
personnel are also present. Particular insight into the CIA funding scandal can
be found in the Stephen Spender file. Materials collected by Diana Josselson
dating up to the early 1990s are present, but the bulk of materials date from
the 1960s.
Subseries B contains correspondence, news clippings and printed
materials gathered by Josselson around 1967 in order to create a short history
of the CCF. Much of the material originated from the Paris office of the CCF
and is labeled
Paris Archives. The CIA scandal is well
documented as are CCF conferences and publications. Various drafts of the
history and written notes are present, as are organizational charts and other
administrative information.
One subseries of CCF brochures, pamphlets, and newsletters, and one
subseries of programs and printed materials from the Congress's 1952 Paris and
1962 Africa conferences are also included in the CCF series.
Subseries A. Subject files
19
1
L'Affaire Ziegler,
ca. 1977
19
2
The American Committee for Cultural Freedom,
1950-1960
19
3
Association Internationale pour Liberté de la Culture,
1967-1974
19
4
Audits,
1960-1962, 1966
19
5
Beier, Ulli,
1962-1974, n.d.
Bell, Daniel
19
6
Correspondence,
1963-1977
19
7
Works,
1971-1974
19
8
Biographies (Aron, Raymond; Bell, Daniel; Chiaromonte,
Nicola; Emmanuel, Pierre; Goldstein, David; Hook, Sidney; Luethy, Herbert;
Macauley, Robie; Mansani, Minno; Sperber, Manes; Kennen, George F.; Kristol,
Irving; Polanyi, Michael; De Rougemont, Denis; Shils, Edward; Silone, Ignazio),
1987, n.d.
20
1
Bondy, Francois,
1959-1974, n.d.
Clippings
20
2
China Quarterly,
1960-1967
Encounter
20
3
King, C.,
1964
20
4
1964-1969
20
5
1953-1963, n.d.
20
6
General,
1962-1968
20
7
Minerva,
1962-1968, n.d.
20
8
Der Monat,
1963-1971
20
9
Prueves,
1961-1969
20
10
Princeton Conference,
1968-1969
20
11
Seminars,
1962-1965
20
12
Survey,
1962-1968
Ford Foundation
21
1
Correspondence,
1959-1976
21
2
Grants,
1957-1967
Reports
21
3-4
1965
21
5
1960
Foundation pour une Entraide Intellectuelle
Européenne
21
6
Chenu, Roselynne,
1966-1975
21
7
Emmanuel, Pierre,
1965-1974
21
8
Oprecht, Hans,
1968-1975
22
1
Goldstein, David,
1964-1966
22
2
Hamilton, Ian.
Koestler,
n.d.
22
3
Hunt, John,
1962-1973
22
4
Laqueur, Walter,
1963-1975
22
5
Lasky, Melvyn,
1960-1977, 1985, n.d.
22
6
The Liberal Conspiracy,
1989-1991
22
7
McDonald, Dwight,
1947-1962
22
8
Masani, Minoo,
1970-1978
22
9
Miscellaneous,
1950-1977, n.d.
22
10
Narayan, Jayaprakash,
1961-1975
Nabokov, Nicolas
23
1
1965-1977, n.d.
23
2
1962-1964
23
3
1961
23
4
Oppenheimer, Robert,
1963-1967
Paris Divers [Miscellaneous]
23
5
Best, Evelyn,
1961-1971
23
6
Dubuis, Giséle,
1962-1968
23
7
The Historian Between the Ethnologist
and the Futurologist,
1971
23
8
Paris Association,
1962-1970
23
9
Pelc, Yvette,
1970
23
10
Prueves,
1961-1965
23
11
Platt, Frank,
1974-1977
24
1
Polanyi, Michael,
1961-1979
24
2
Rockefeller Foundation-Serbelloni,
1971-1977, n.d.
Shils, Edward
24
3
Encounter,
1990
24
4
1974-1977
24
5
1966-1973
24
6
1962-1965
25
1
1959-1961, n.d.
Silone, Ignazio
25
2
1959-1975, n.d.
25
3
Chiaromonte, Nicola,
1961-1969
Souvarine, Boris
25
4
1964-1978
25
5
1961-1963, n.d.
Spender, Stephen
25
6
1965-1975
25
7
1960-1964
26
1
Sperber, Manes,
1960-1977, n.d.
26
2
Statuts [Statutes],
1959-1965, n.d.
26
3
Stone, Shepard,
1960-1974, n.d.
Subseries B. History
Paris Archives
Correspondence
26
4
1959-1973
26
5
1957, n.d.
26
6
Charles, John Scott,
1961-1963
26
7
Donaldson, Kenneth,
1964-1967
Research materials
26
8
1969-1987
27
1
1960-1968
27
2
1950-1959, n.d.
27
3
n.d.
Subseries C. Publications
Brochures
27
4
1958-1967
27
5
1950-1957, n.d.
27
6
Newsletters,
1959-1966
Subseries D. Conferences
28
1
Africa,
1961-1962
28
2
Paris,
1951-1952
Series III. Personal,
1927-1988, n.d.
(6 boxes)
This series consists primarily of carbon or photo copies of outgoing
letters located in Subseries A, Correspondence. The letters are arranged in
chronological groupings, then alphabetically by recipient name or organization.
Reverse chronological order is used within each alphabetic filing. Two
variations in the 1966-1968 grouping require clarification: 1) Raymond Aron
correspondence is filed under
Casanova, and 2) correspondence to US
Representative William Anderson is filed under
Representative.
Most of the correspondence is in English, but French, German, and
Russian is present. Topics vary by date. Letters prior to 1968 focus largely on
the Congress for Cultural Freedom. Many discuss the same issues as the incoming
correspondence found in the CCF series, but are often less official in
tone.
Incoming correspondence dates mostly from the late 1960s onward and
include postcards and accompanying photographs and clippings. It also contains
CCF material, but more often addresses Josselson's work on his Barclay de Tolly
biography. Letters relating to the activities of the International Association
for Cultural Freedom are present in both incoming and outgoing correspondence
after 1967. Two folders collected by Josselson's wife contain messages of
condolence sent to her after his death.
Records located in Subseries B, Expenses, include receipts and tax
filings from the late 1960s and early 1970s. Travel, telephone, office, and
other miscellaneous research expenses related to Josselson's book are well
documented.
Materials in Subseries C, Biographical, include book excerpts,
obituaries, and death notices on Josselson. Particularly illuminating of
Josselson's life are two folders of personal records containing official
academic, military, and government records such as transcripts, Army
assignments, passports, visas, and
personal vitae.
Subseries A. Correspondence
Incoming
29
1
A-B,
1957-1977
29
2
C-F,
1957-1977
29
3
G-J,
1957-1977
29
4
K-L,
1957-1977
29
5
M-Q,
1957-1977
29
6
R-T,
1957-1977
30
1
U-Z,
1957-1977
Outgoing
1974-1977
30
2
A-K
30
3
L-R
30
4
S-Z
1972-1973
30
5
A-H
30
6
I-O
30
7
P-S
31
1
T-Z
1969-1971
31
2
A-G
31
3
H-M
31
4
N-R
31
5
S-Z
1966-1968
31
6
A-L
31
7
M-Z
1960-1965
32
1
A-G
32
2
H-M
32
3
N-Ste
32
4
Sto-Z
32
5
Select letters for Jennifer,
1956-1977
33
1-2
Condolences,
1978-1979
33
3
Fairfield Foundation,
1963-1966
Subseries B. Expenses
33
4
1973
1972
33
5
General
33
6
Travel
33
7
1970
33
8
1969
33
9
1968
34
1
Harper & Row,
1969-1970
Subseries C. Biographical
34
2
Book excerpts,
1969-1973, n.d.
34
3
Memoirs,
1970-1971, n.d.
34
4
Ramparts,
1967, 1992
Records
34
5
1958-1988, n.d.
34
6
1927-1950
34
7
Survey,
1978
Michael Josselson Papers--Index of Correspondents
- Abramsky, Chimen, 1916- --22.1
- Adatto, Roger--33.2
- Ahmed, J.M.--21.2
- Alleman, F.R.--33.1
- Allen, Jane (Rockefeller Foundation)--24.2
- Altman, George, 1884- --32.5
- Amburger, Erik, 1907- --18.2, 29.1, 33.2
- Andolenko, Serge--18.2
- Apter, David Ernest, 1924- --21.2
- Arboussier, Gabriel d'--29.1
- Arndt, Walter W., 1916- --18.2, 29.1, 33.1
- Aron, Raymond, 1905- --29.1, 33.1
- Arschot, Ruby d'--33.2
- Aschen, Ruth Nanda--24.1
- Astor, David, Hon., 1912- --29.1
- Auslander, J.--29.1
- Ayuiba, Abu Sayida, 1906-1982--24.1, 24.6
- Bagg, Aron--29.1
- Bando, Katujiro--29.1
- Barber, John--26.6
- Barbewl (?), René--33.2
- Barclay, Margaret, 1905- --18.2
- Barclay de Tolly, Barbara--18.2, 33.1
- Barsewisch, Bernhard von, 1935- --18.2, 29.1
- Beguin, Pierre, 1903- --29.1
- Beichman, Arnold--29.1
- Beier, Ulli--19.5, 33.1
- Bell, Daniel--19.6-7, 27.1, 32.5, 33.1
- Bell, Pearl K.--18.5
- Berger, Morroe--21.2, 29.1, 32.5
- Bergier, Jean Francois--29.1
- Berlin, Isaiah, Sir--22.1, 22.5, 29.1
- Best, Evelyn--23.5, 29.1
- Bezchem (?), Birch--30.1
- Bieber, Marion--32.5, 33.1
- Biel, Ulrich--26.3
- Bingham, Barry, 1906-1988--29.1
- Blackwell, Julian--29.1
- Blake, Patricia--33.2
- Bloch-Michel, Jean--23.10, 29.1
- Blum, John D.--33.2
- Bolomey, Pierre--29.1
- Bompiani, Valentino, 1898- --25.3
- Bondy, Francois, 1915- --19.2, 20.1, 32.5, 33.1
- Bontsteller, (?)--29.1
- Boscher, Simone--33.2
- Bouëdo, J.Y.--26.2
- Brugger Bourgeois, Christian--20.1, 26.2, 29.1
- Bowles, Chester, 1901- --19.2
- Brandt, Willy, 1913- --29.1
- Broms, Henri--29.1
- Broom, A.M.--8.5
- Brown, John--18.2
- Brunet, Ch.--20.1
- Brzezinski, Zbigniew K.--29.1
- Buber-Neumann, Margarete, 1901- --29.1
- Buchs, Audre--33.2
- Bullock, Allan--21.7, 29.1
- Bundy, McGeorge--21.1, 32.5
- Burkhardt, Frederick, 1912- --29.1
- Busia, (?)--29.1
- Campenhausen, Balthasar von--18.2, 29.2
- Cantrel, Yveline--18.2
- Carat, Jacques--29.2
- Carnegie Corporation of New York--29.2
- Casterman, S. A. Editeurs--29.2
- Chandler, David G.--18.2, 18.5
- Charles, John Scott--26.6
- Chatelanat, Jean-Paul--29.2
- Chatto & Windus (Firm)--18.2, 29.2
- Chenu, Roselynne--21.6
- Chiaromonte, Nicola--25.2-3, 32.5, 33.1
- Claassen & Goverts--29.2
- Claffey, Michael E.--29.2
- Clio Press--29.2
- Collart, Yves--29.2
- Compagnie Genevoise des Tramways älectriques--29.2
- Confino, Michael, 1926- --29.2
- Conquest, Robert--29.2
- Cook, Mercer, 1903-1987--29.2
- Cooper, Leo, 1922- --18.2
- Coppée, Louis--33.2
- Coppier, Clément--33.2
- Cuendet, Raymond--33.2
- Cosio Villegas, Daniel, 1898-1976--29.2
- Coubier, Heinz--18.2
- Cox, Robert--29.2, 32.5
- Crankshaw, Edward--18.5
- Crozier, Brian--29.2
- Cullen, Matthew--29.6
- Czapski, Jozef, 1896- --33.1
- Da Costa, Eric Paul Woollett, 1909- --29.2
- Degler-Spengler, Brigitte--18.2
- Diniz, A.--24.6
- Dittberner, Job L., 1939- --22.9
- Dodge, Pete--29.2
- Dodson, Christine--21.2
- Donaldson, Kenneth E.--29.2
- Dönhoff, Marion Gräfin--18.2
- Draper, Theodore, 1912- --29.2, 33.1
- Dubuis, Gisäle--19.2, 23.6
- Dumur, Jean A.--29.2
- Dwyer, Nina--18.2, 18.5, 29.2
- Eisenstadt, Shmuel Noel, 1923- --29.2
- Emmanuel, Pierre--21.7, 32.5, 33.1
-
Encyclopedia Britanica--29.2
- Everote, Warren--29.2
- Fabian Society (Great Britain)--29.2
- Farnham, Nicholas--24.5
- Farrand, Roger--27.1
- Farrell, James Thomas, 1904-1979--26.5
- Faure, Edgar--20.9
- Faust, Marcel--29.2
- Ferrand, Jacques--18.2
- Firau, Andol (?)--18.2
- Fischer, George--32.5
- Fischer, Louis--29.2
- Fischer, Victor--29.2
- Flakall, Bud--29.2
- Flapan, S.--29.2
- Fleischmann, Dorette--33.1
- Fleischmann, Julius--33.3
- Foote, Timothy--29.2
- Ford Foundation--21.1-2
- Franklin, John Hope, 1915--21.2
- Fredericks, J. (Mrs.)--29.2
- Freymond, Jacques--29.2, 33.1
- Friedrich, Otto--29.2
- Friedlander, Saul, 1932- --29.2
- Fyvel, Tosco R., 1907- --29.2, 33.1
- Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908- --21.2, 29.3
- Gaspard, Barbara--33.2
- Gasteyer, Doris--33.2
- Gemmell, Edgar M.--29.3
- Gerhard, Dietrich, 1896- --18.2
- Ghose, Sookamal--29.3
- Gimbel-Saks--29.3
- Glowacki, M.--23.8
- Goldstein, David I.--19.3, 22.1, 22.9, 29.3
- Goodwin, Michael--29.3, 33.1
- Gorkin, Julian, 1901- --29.3
- Gotham Book Mart--29.3
- Gran, Leonid--33.1
- Graubard, Stephen Richards--21.2, 29.3
- Grauer, Alvin--29.3
- Griffith, Bill--32.5
- Gross, Babette--29.3
- Gross, John--29.3
- Grunwald, C.--29.3
- Hahlweg, Werner--18.2
- Haines, Charles Grove, 1906- --25.5
- Halle, Corin--32.5, 33.1
- Hamilton, Ian--29.3
- Hamilton, Mark--29.3
- Hammond, Kenneth--24.2, 33.2
- Hammond, Virginia--24.2, 33.2
- Harprecht, Klaus--32.5
- Harris, Owen--19.3
- Hartley, Anthony--32.5
- Hatchards (Firm)--29.3
- Haunia (?), Sirkka--7.1, 8.5
- Hawtin, Raymond F. (Mrs.)--33.1
- Hayter, William, Sir--29.3
- Heaps, David--33.1
- Hegnauer, Eduard--29.3
- Heiskell, Andrew--29.3
- Henzler, Jacques--33.2
- Hersch, Jeanne--33.1
- Herz, Martin Florian, 1917- --27.1
- Historical Association (Great Britain)--29.3
-
Hiwar--29.3
- Hodge, Alan--18.2
- Hodgkin, Robin--29.3
- Hoffman, Donald G.--29.2
- Hofrat, W.--18.2
- Hook, Sidney, 1902- --19.2, 27.1, 29.3, 33.1
- Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace--29.3
- Hortling, C.E.--18.5
- Houghton Library--18.2
- Hourani, Cecil--29.3
- Howes Bookshop Ltd.--29.3
- Hoyningen-Huene, Michael von--18.2
- Hughes, Ted--29.3
- Hunt, John C.--19.2, 22.3, 22.7, 26.4, 32.5
- Hunter, D.M.--8.5
- Hunziker, Florence--33.1
- Hurwitz, Harold--22.5, 29.3
- Ignotus, Flo (Mrs.)--32.5
- Ignotus, Paul, 1901- --29.3, 32.5
- Ingensand, J.--29.3
- Institut Africain de Geneve--29.3
- Institut d'Etudes Europeennes--29.3
- Institut zur Erforschung der UDSSR--29.3
- Ireland, Waltraud--29.3
- Jaesrich, Hellmut--29.3
- Jaffe, Michael--29.3
- Jargy, Simon--21.2, 33.2
- Järvinen, (?)--29.3
- Jaspers, Karl, 1883-1969--20.1
- Jelenski, Constantin, 1922- --23.8, 29.1, 29.3, 32.5
- Jones-Quarty, K.A.B.--19.3, 29.3, 32.5
- Jotterand, Franck--29.3, 33.1
- Jouvenel, Bertrand de, 1903- --29.3, 32.5
- Junod, Charles-Andre--33.2
- Kalline, Anna--22.1
- Kaplan, Harold--29.4
- Kats, Ivan--29.4, 29.6
- Kennan, George Frost, 1904- --29.4, 32.5, 33.1
- Kerkkonen, Karin--7.1, 8.5
- Kermode, Frank, 1919- --29.4
- Kim, Young-Gu, 1929- --21.2
- King, Cecil Harmsworth--22.5
- Kiro, Boris M.--29.4
- Kissinger, Henry, 1923- --29.4
- Klass, D.--29.4
- Klatt, W.--29.4
- Knowlton, Winthrop--29.4
- Kock, Sigmund--24.1
- Koestler, Arthur, 1905- --29.4, 32.5
- Köhler, Wolfgang--33.2
- Kovatsch, Waltraud--23.1
- Koygien (?), Richard--32.5
- Kraus, Wolfgang--29.4
- Kristol, Irving--19.6, 22.7, 29.4, 32.5, 33.1
- Krygier, Richard--29.4, 33.1
- Kwapong, Alexander A., 1927- --29.4
- Labedz, Leopold--29.4, 32.5, 34.9
- Lapham, Lewis J.--33.1
- Laqueur, Walter, 1921- --22.4, 32.5
- Lasky, Melvin J.--20.5, 22.5, 22.9, 26.8
- Lawrence, Seymour--29.4
- Lazaroff, Louis--20.7
- Ledonne, John P., 1935- --18.2
- Leonard, Fred--29.4
- Le Rider, Georges--18.5
- Lerner, Daniel--29.4
- Lewis, William Arthur, 1915- --29.4
- Ley, M.F.--29.4
- Libera, Vittorio--32.5
- Library of Congress--18.2
- Lieberfeld, Lawrence--33.1
- Lindsay, Franklin A.--32.5
- Lipset, Seymour Martin--29.4
- Longworth, Philip, 1933- --18.2, 29.4, 33.1
- Lossky, Boris--18.2
- Lovestone, Jay--27.2
- Lubis, Mochtar--29.4
- Luthy, Herbert, 1918- --18.2, 19.1, 29.4, 33.1
- Lyons, Louis Martin, 1897- --29.4
- Macauley, Robie--29.5, 32.5, 33.1
- MacDonald, Dwight--22.7, 29.5
- MacFarquhar, Roderick--21.2
- Macinnes, Colin--29.5
- Macrae, John--29.5
- Madariaga, Salvador de, 1886- --29.5,6, 33.1
- Mark, Melville--29.5
- Masalin, Maija-Liisa--33.2
- Masani, Minocherer Rustom, 1905- --19.3, 22.8, 32.5, 33.1
- Mathias, James F.--29.3
- Matungulu-N'Kouman, Valentine--29.5
- Maung, Maung--29.5
- Mauri, Luciano--25.3
- Mayer, Martin--33.1
- Maximowna, Ita--33.1
- McAuley, James--29.5
- McCarger, James--29.5, 33.1
- McEwen, Frank--29.5
- Mehta, Asoka--21.2, 29.5
- Mela, A.G.--29.5
- Menuhin, Yehudi--21.2
- Meray, Tibor, 1924- --33.1
- Meyer, Cord, 1920- --33.1
- Mihajlov, Marija--29.5
- Milosz, Czeslaw--29.5
- Mindlin, Murray, d.1987--29.5
-
Minerva--29.5
- Ministère des Affaires ätrangäres--18.3
- Ministäre D'État Affaires Culturelles--29.5
- Mitchell, David L.--33.1
- Moeller, Paul, 1889- --29.5
- Molden, Fritz--29.5
- Molden, Otto--29.5
- Molinár, Millos (?)--33.1
- Molony, Mary Moore--24.1
- Mphahlele, Ezekiel--29.5, 33.1
- Mugueridge, Malcolm--29.5
- Nabokov, Marie-Clarie--29.5
- Nabokov, Nicolas, 1903- --19.2, 22.1, 22.7, 23.1-3, 26.5,
33.1
- Nagy, Laszlo--29.5, 33.1
- Narayan, Jayaprakash--22.10, 29.5
- Nass, Jacob--29.5
- Nehru, Jawaharlal, 1899-1964--23.2
- Neogy, Barbara Lapchick--29.5
- Neogy, Rajat--21.2, 29.5, 32.5
- Neufville, Lawrence de--33.1
- Nicol, Davidson--29.5
- Nielson, Waldemar A.--29.5, 33.1
- Nisbet, Robert A.--24.5
- Nivat, Georges Michel, 1935- --33.1
- Nottbeck, Berend von--29.5
- O'Connell, Daniel P.--29.5
- Ogunsheye, Ayo--29.5
- Olson, William C.--24.2
- Oppenheimer, Kitty--32.5
- Oppenheimer, J. Robert, 1904-1967--23.2, 23.4, 24.6, 29.5
- Oprecht, Hans--21.8, 33.1
- Ortiz, Philippe--32.5
- Outerbridge, David--29.5
- Oxford University Press--29.5
- Passin, Herbert, 1916- --29.5, 33.1
- Pazos, Javier, 1936- --29.5
- Pelc, Yvette--23.9
- Perkins, James A.--29.5
- Perrecet, Luc--33.2
- Phillips, William--29.5
- Piper, Klaus--29.5
- Pipes, Richard Lloyd, 1930- --18.3, 29.5, 33.1
- Platt, Frank Cheney, 1932- --23.11
- Podhoretz, Norman--29.5
- Polanyi, Magda--29.5, 33.1
- Polanyi Memorial Fund--29.5
- Polanyi, Michael, 1891- --21.2, 24.1, 32.5
- Popkin, Henry--29.5
- Praeger, Frederick--29.5
- Price, Waterhouse & Co.--19.4
- Prosch, Georges von--18.3, 29.5, 33.1
- Qadir, Chaudry Abdul, 1909- --21.2
- Radica, Bogdan, 1904- --29.6, 32.5, 33.1
- Randall, Deirdre--29.6
- Rao, C.R.M.--32.5
- Raeff, Marc--18.4, 29.6
- Ray, Sibnarayan, 1921- --21.2, 29.6
- Reid, Alastar--29.6, 33.1
- Reinisch, Leonard--29.6
- Rens, Ivo--33.1
- Reymond, Jean-Francois, 1929- --26.7
- Richardson, Ralph W., Jr.--24.2
- Riess, Max--21.6
- Rockefeller Brothers Fund--29.6
- Rockefeller, David, 1915- --29.6
- Rockefeller Foundation--29.6
- Rockefeller, Godfrey--33.3
- Romualdi, Serafino--29.6
- Rosenthal, Gerard--29.6
- Rosenthal, Robert--24.4
- Rostow, Eugene Victor, 1913- --21.2
- Rothschild, Edmond de--29.6
- Rougemont, Denis de, 1906- --29.6, 32.5
- Rougemont, Nanik de--29.6, 33.1
- Rousset, David--29.6
- Rubenstein, Leonard--8.6, 29.6
- Russell, Bertrand, 1872-1970--26.5
-
Russian Literature
Triquarterly--18.4
- Sanchez, Luis Alberto, 1900- --29.6
- Santschi, Catherine--29.1
- Saron, Rosy--29.6
- Scheps, Samuel--33.2
- Schleimann, Jorgen--32.5
- Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917- --29.6
- Schmid, H.C. Carlo--29.6, 32.5
- Schroeder, Johann Karl von--6.1, 18.4, 29.6, 33.2
- Schuner, M.--29.6
- Schwamm, Henri, 1929- --29.6
- Scots Ancestry Research Society--18.4
- Scott, John--29.6
- Scott, William T.--24.1
- Seifullin, Leonid Vladimirovich--18.4
- Senghor, Léopold Sédar--29.1
- Shah, Amritlal B., 1920- --24.5
- Shils, Edward, 1910-1995--19.1, 24.4-6, 25.1
- Sikorskaia, Elena Vladimirovna, 1906--33.2
- Silone, Ignazio, 1900-1978--25.2, 32.5, 33.1
- Singh, Sheela, 1953- --29.6, 32.5
- Sinha, Kalijan Kumar, 1914-1971--22.5
- Siotis, Jean--29.6
- Sirotkin, (?)--18.4
- Soutou, Jean-Marie--20.9
- Souvarine, Boris--18.4, 25.4-5, 33.1
- Soyinka, Wole--29.6
- Spender, Stephen, 1909- --20.5, 25.6-7, 26.3, 26.5, 33.1
- Sperber, Manes, 1905- --26.1, 32.5, 33.1
- Staehelin, Andreas, 1926- --29.6
- Starbinski, Jean--33.1
- Starr, Louis Morris, 1917- --26.4
- Stewart, Abigail J.--8.5
- Stewart, Donald M.--29.6, 32.5
- Stone, Shepard--21.2, 21.7, 26.3-4, 29.2, 32.5, 33.1
- Stralem, Donald--33.3
- Suchtelen, (?)--18.4
- Surace, Sam--29.6, 33.1
- Sutton, Francis Xavier--32.5, 33.1
- Syson, John--23.2
- Tavernier, René G.--33.1
- Terzakis, Anghelos--29.6, 32.5
- Thomas, Michael--29.3
- Thompson, John--29.6, 32.5, 33.1
- Thornton, Lesley--29.4
- Tolly, N.S. de--18.2
- Torberg, Friedrich, 1908- --29.6
- Trappe, Paul--19.1
- Trilling, Diana--26.5
- Trilling, Lionel, 1905-1975--21.2
- Tucek, M.--29.6
- Urban, George R., 1921- --21.2, 25.7, 30.1, 33.1
- Varannai, Aurel, 1900- --20.9
- Vassilchikov, George--30.1, 33.1
- Vaudou, F.--20.1
- Velebit, Vladimir--30.1
- Viereck, Peter Robin Edwin, 1916- --30.1
- Vischer, Eduard, 1903- --18.4
- Walker, John--33.1
- Walmsley, Margot--25.7, 30.1
- Warburg, Anita--30.1
- Warburg, Fredric, 1898- --26.8, 30.1
- Ward, Aileen--33.1
- Waterhouse, Rissa--18.4
- Watson, Adam, 1914- --30.1
- Weidenfeld, George--32.5
- Weisskopf, Victor Frederick, 1908- --30.1
- Werlich, Robert--30.1
- Wernimont, Kenneth--24.2
- Weymarn, C. von--18.4, 30.1
- Weymarn, (Miss) von (daughter of F.W. von Weymarn)--4.7, 30.1,
33.2
- Wignesan, T.--30.1
- Worms, Gerard--20.1
- Yakobson, Sergius, 1901- --18.4, 30.1, 33.1
- Zarjevski, Giséle--33.1
- Ziégler, Jean--30.1
- Zorza, Victor--30.1