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MARTHA DODD
A Register of Her Papers in the Library of Congress
Prepared by Kathleen Dondanville
1993
Manuscript Division
Library of Congress
Washington, D.C. 20540-4680
Edited Full Draft
Finding aid encoded by Library of Congress
Manuscript Division,1997
1999 revised to EAD version 1
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Table of Contents for MARTHA DODD
Collection Summary
Selected Search Terms
* Names:
* Subjects:
* Occupations:
Administrative Information
Biographical Note
Scope and Content Note
Description of Series
* Family Papers, 1898- 1987, n.d.
* Correspondence, ca. 1928- 1990, n.d.
* Writings, 1934- 1982, n.d.
* Scrapbooks, 1927- 1945.
Container List
* FAMILY PAPERS, 1898- 1987, n.d.
* CORRESPONDENCE, ca. 1928- 1990, n.d.
* WRITINGS, 1934- 1982, n.d.
* SCRAPBOOKS, 1927- 1945
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Collection Summary
Creator: Dodd, Martha
Title: Papers of Martha Dodd 1898-1990, bulk 1950-1990
Extent: 7.2 linear feet; 4,900 items
Repository: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress
Abstract: Correspondence, writings, research materials, memoirs,
genealogical material, newspaper clippings, and other papers relating to
Martha Dodd's experiences (1933-1937) in Berlin with her father, William
Edward Dodd, American ambassador to Germany; her exile (1957-1990) with her
husband, Alfred Kaufman Stern, in Cuba and Czechoslovakia following
indictment for participation in Soviet espionage; and her writings on
topics including the civil rights movement in the U.S., the Cold War, the
Cuban revolution, and the conflict in Vietnam.
Selected Search Terms
Names:
Delbrück, Max
Dodd, William Edward, 1869-1940
Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963
Feuchtwanger, Lion, 1884-1958
Harnack-Fish, Mildred, 1902-1943
Klopfer, Donald, 1902-1986
Lamont, Corliss, 1902-
Maltz, Albert, 1908-
Masters, Dexter
Mencken, H. L. (Henry Louis), 1880-1956
Miller, Arthur, 1915-
Preminger, Otto
Ratner, Letitia
Roberts, George B. (George Bassett)
Robeson, Eslanda Goode, 1896-1965
Robeson, Paul, 1898-1976
Shirer, William L. (William Lawrence), 1904-
Smith, Carleton, 1910-1984
Sondergaard, Gale, 1899-
Venturelli, José, 1924-
Winogradov, Boris
Wolfe, Thomas, 1900-1938
Illinois. State Housing Board
Institute for Psychoanalysis
Fanin, Kay. Papers
Lardner, Ring, 1915- Papers
Stern, Alfred Kaufman, 1897-1986. Papers
Subjects:
Civil rights movements
Cold War
Espionage, Soviet
Exiles' writings
Psychoanalysis--Societies, etc.
Public housing--Cuba
Public housing--Europe, Eastern
Public housing--United States
Treason--Germany
Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975
Diplomatic and consular service, American--Germany
Berlin (Germany)--History--1918-1945
Cuba--Exiles
Cuba--History--Revolution, 1959
Czechoslovakia--Exiles
Czechoslovakia--History--Intervention, 1968
Germany--Foreign relations--United States
United States--Foreign relations--Germany
Occupations:
Authors
Exiles
Administrative Information
The papers of Martha Eccles Dodd (1908-1990), author and political emigré,
were bequeathed to the Library of Congress by Dodd in 1991. Several small
additions have been received since that time.
A description of the collection appeared in Library of Congress
Acquisitions: Manuscript Division, 1991, pp. 25-28.
The status of copyright in the unpublished writings of Martha Dodd in these
papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of
Congress is governed by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17,
U.S.C.).
Some photographs have been transferred to the appropriate custodial
division of the Library where they are identified as part of these papers.
Biographical Note
1908 , Oct.
8 Born, Ashland, Va.
1930 Graduated, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.
1931 - 1933 Assistant literary editor, Chicago Tribune, Chicago, Ill.
1932 , Mar. Married George B. Roberts (divorced 1934)
1933 - 1937 Moved to Berlin with family and father, William E. Dodd,
upon his appointment as United States ambassador to Germany
1938 ,
Sept.13 Married Alfred K. Stern
1939 Publication of Through Embassy Eyes (New York: Harcourt,
Brace and Co. 382 pp.)
1941 Publication of Ambassador Dodd's Diary (New York: Harcourt,
Brace and Co. 464 pp.)
1945 Publication of Sowing the Wind (New York: Harcourt, Brace
and Co. 311 pp.)
1953 Fled to Mexico City, Mexico, while under investigation by
the Justice Department on charges of having participated in
Soviet espionage operations.
1955 Publication of The Searching Light (New York: Citadel
Press. 345 pp.)
1957 Indicted in absentia by United States federal grand jury
for participation in Soviet espionage operations
Emigrated to Prague, Czechoslovakia
1962 Emigrated to Havana, Cuba
1968 Returned to Prague, Czechoslovakia
1979 Indictment charges dismissed by United States federal
district court
1990 , Aug.
10 Died, Prague, Czechoslovakia
Scope and Content Note
The papers of Martha Eccles Dodd span the years 1898-1990, with the bulk of
the items concentrated in the period 1950-1990. The collection contains
correspondence, printed matter, and other materials documenting Dodd's
experiences in Berlin from 1933 to 1937 with her father, William E. Dodd,
American ambassador to Germany and her life during the period 1957 to 1990
spent in exile as a political writer in Cuba and Czechoslovakia. Also
contained in the collection are Dodd's writings, including articles, short
stories, and materials relating to her books. The Dodd Papers consist of
the following series: Family Papers, Correspondence, Writings, and
Scrapbooks.
The Family Papers (1898-1990) consist primarily of letters sent or received
by family members, genealogical materials, and newspaper clippings relating
to Dodd and her immediate family. The series is also comprised of
correspondence and business records pertaining to the career and interests
of her second husband, Alfred K. Stern. These include files documenting his
work as chairman of the Illinois State Housing Board, studies of public
housing projects in Eastern Europe and Cuba, correspondence with the
Institute of Psychoanalysis in Chicago (of which he was a founding member)
and some of his early radio addresses and speeches. Completing the series
are miscellaneous items dating from 1898 and calling cards and invitations
from Berlin's diplomatic and social elite, received by Dodd during her
father's tenure as American ambassador to Germany.
The Correspondence series (ca. 1928-1990) contains letters dating
principally from 1960 to 1990 between Dodd and her friends, associates,
professional contacts, and members of the general public. The file is
replete with descriptions of her life as an exile in Cuba and
Czechoslovakia, thoughts regarding her political writings and beliefs, and
recollections of her past. During the post-World War II period, Dodd and
Stern were active in left-wing politics and friendly with members of the
Soviet and East European diplomatic corps. Their unsuccessful business
venture with Russian emigré Boris Morros was later exposed by Morros in the
early 1950s to be a front for espionage. Morros, a Soviet spy, who was
later turned double-agent by the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
implicated the Sterns, who then left the United States to live in Mexico.
Dodd's correspondence reflects her bitterness toward the United States
government for her exile and the indictment that followed in 1957 charging
Dodd and Stern with participating in Soviet espionage operations. Though
Dodd initially was eager to spend her exile in socialist Eastern Europe,
correspondence during the last decade of her life reveals an intense
disillusionment with socialism and a strong desire to relocate to England
or return to the United States. Also reflected in these letters are
admissions that she and Stern's lavish lifestyle did not always represent
their belief in radical and progressive causes.
Correspondence dating from the early 1930s relates mainly to her
experiences and travels in Europe during her father's tenure as United
States ambassador to Germany. William E. Dodd was not a professional
diplomat but was President Franklin D. Roosevelt's personal choice for the
sensitive Berlin post. Martha Dodd often acted as hostess for her father
during his Berlin service. Included are love letters written in German from
Boris Winogradov, a Soviet official at the USSR's embassy in Berlin at the
time Dodd was at the American embassy. Attached to his letters are notes by
Dodd summarizing the contents and describing relevant events and
circumstances surrounding his letters. Also of significance during this
period are letters from Mildred Harnack, an American intellectual living in
Berlin who was executed along with her German husband by order of Adolf
Hitler on charges of high treason. Dodd later researched the lives of both
Winogradov and Harnack, presumably with the intent of writing an article or
short story. Research materials regarding these correspondents can be found
in the Writings series of the collection.
Dodd cultivated and maintained a lively correspondence with artists,
writers, actors, intellectuals, and others who shared her political
ideology and traveled in the same social circles. Some of these prominent
and frequent correspondents include Max Delbrück, W. E. B. Du Bois, Lion
Feuchtwanger, Donald Klopfer, Corliss Lamont, Albert Maltz, Dexter Masters,
H. L. Mencken, Arthur Miller, Letitia Ratner, George B. Roberts, Paul and
Eslanda Goode Robeson, William L. Shirer, Carleton Smith, Gale Sondergaard,
José Venturelli, and Thomas Wolfe.
The largest portion of the Writings series (1934-1982) is comprised of
manuscripts and publication copies of Dodd's newspaper and magazine
articles. Since most articles were written during her exile, many of the
publication copies are in Chinese, Spanish, Czech, German, and Russian.
Reflecting her bias towards socialist ideology, the articles pertain to
topics such as the Cuban revolution, the Cold War, the civil rights
movement in the United States, and the war in Vietnam.
Contracts, reviews, revision copies, and other materials relating to her
books are also contained in the Writings. Of special note are comments and
quotes by prominent writers and intellectuals used by Dodd's publishers to
advertise her books. Included are quotes by Sean O'Casey, Albert Einstein,
Katherine Anne Porter, Carl Sandburg, and Thomas Mann. The series also
contains drafts of screenplays by Dodd, Kay Fanin, and Ring Lardner,
correspondence with Hollywood producer and director Otto Preminger, and
story treatments and other materials relating to a Hollywood film project,
based on her books Ambassador Dodd's Diary and Through Embassy Eyes, which
was later canceled.
Other materials in the Writings include correspondence with publishers,
research data, short stories, press releases and statements, radio
addresses and speeches, and unfinished memoirs. Significant items include a
press release issued by Dodd and Stern upon their arrival in Czechoslovakia
after their 1957 indictment and memoirs recording Dodd's eyewitness account
of Soviet tanks rolling through the streets of Prague in 1968. Themes in
her short stories, most of which are undated but probably written during
the 1930s and 1940s, are often based on Dodd's personal experiences,
particularly those during her life in Nazi Germany.
The Scrapbooks series (1927-1945) completes the collection. Comprised of
newspaper and magazine clippings, most of the scrapbooks contain
announcements and reviews of Dodd's books. Others pertain to Stern and his
work as chairman of the Illinois State Housing Board and other activities.
Description of Series
Container
Nos. Series
BOX 1-4 Family Papers, 1898 - 1987 , n.d.
Letters sent and received by family members, genealogical
materials, newspaper clippings regarding the Dodd family,
business records and related materials pertaining to Alfred
Stern, passports and alien registration books, address and
telephone number lists, a baby book, calling cards, directories,
photographs, invitations collected in Germany, and other
miscellaneous items.
Arrangement is alphabetical by topic or type of material and
chronological therein.
BOX 4-10 Correspondence, ca. 1928 - 1990 , n.d.
Correspondence between Dodd and friends, organizations, and
members of the general public, together with attachments such as
newspaper clippings, brochures, articles, and photographs
documenting Dodd's experiences in Germany and her life in exile
in Cuba and Czechoslovakia.
Arrangement is alphabetical by name of person or institution and
chronological therein.
BOX 10-14 Writings, 1934 - 1982 , n.d.
Drafts, publication copies, correspondence, revisions, research
materials, reviews, and related items pertaining to Dodd's books,
magazine and newspaper articles, short stories, and screenplays.
Interviews, memoirs, press releases, radio addresses,
translations, and miscellaneous writings are included.
Arrangement is alphabetical by topic or type of material and
chronological therein.
BOX 15-16 Scrapbooks, 1927 - 1945 .
Scrapbooks containing newspaper clippings and magazine articles
pertaining to Dodd's books, Stern' s work with the Illinois State
Housing Board, and other subjects of personal interest.
Arrangement is alphabetical by name of person and topic
thereunder.
Container List
Container
Nos. Contents
FAMILY PAPERS, 1898 - 1987 , n.d.
BOX 1 Address and telephone number lists, n.d.
American Embassy, Berlin, Germany
Calling cards, 1933-37
(2 folders)
Directory of diplomatic corps, 1935-36
(2 folders)
Invitations, 1933-37, n.d.
(3 folders)
Baby book, ca. 1908-1916
Correspondence
Dodd, Martha, and Alfred Stern (husband)
Dodd, William E., 1938-39
Dodd, William E., Jr., and Audrey, 1952
Griffen, Annie and Allen, 1951, 1961-65
Johns, Caroline, Clarence, and Richard,
1938, 1944-57, 1979
Miscellaneous, 1947-56, 1964-75, 1983, n.d.
Rome, David and Delly, 1953-58, 1972-76
Dodd, Martha Johns (mother)
Dodd, Martha and William E., Jr., 1928-38
Miscellaneous, 1934-36
BOX 2 Dodd, William E. (father)
Dodd family, 1922-33
Dodd, Martha, 1925-38
(2 folders)
Dodd, Martha Johns, 1924-33
Dodd, William E., Jr., 1924-33
Miscellaneous, 1934-40
Stern, Alfred, 1938
Dodd, William E., Jr. (brother)
Dodd, Martha, 1929, 1936-37, 1943
Dodd, William E. and Martha Johns, 1933-36
Miscellaneous, 1933-40
Genealogical materials, 1938-40, 1951-52, n.d.
(2 folders)
Miscellany, 1898, 1916, 1948, n.d.
Newspaper clippings
Dodd family, 1933-41
Dodd, Martha, 1930-47, 1957-60, 1973-74, n.d.
Dodd, Martha Johns, 1933-38
Dodd, William E., 1933-41, 1970
(2 folders)
BOX 3 Dodd, William E., Jr., 1935-52
Miscellaneous, 1934-36, 1943, n.d.
Stern, Alfred, 1938-39, n.d.
Passports and alien registration books
Dodd, Martha, 1933-37, 1953-57, 1979-84
Dodd, William E., 1933-37
Stern, Alfred, 1934-37, 1953-57, 1979-85
Photographs, ca. 1900-ca. 1955
Stern, Alfred
Congressional campaign brochure, ca. 1940
Housing files
Cuba, 1968-69
Czechoslovakia, 1959-61
Germany, 1959-61, n.d.
(2 folders)
Miscellaneous, 1948, 1960
Romania, 1961
Sweden, n.d.
United States, 1933-37
Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago, Ill.
1957, 1981-83
(4 folders)
BOX 4 1984-87, n.d.
Julius Rosenwald Fund, 1932-37
Memorial tributes and related materials
Stern, Alfred, 1986
Stern, Max, 1916
Radio addresses and speeches, 1931-38
CORRESPONDENCE, ca. 1928 - 1990 , n.d.
BOX 4 "A" miscellaneous, 1961-63, 1981-89, n.d.
Berard, Armand, 1935-38
"B" miscellaneous, 1935-39, 1945, 1955, 1966-69, 1976-83,
1989-90, n.d.
China, embassy in Czechoslovakia, 1961-63, 1970, 1982-88
Coe, Frank and Ruth, 1961-86
Coleman, Ingrid, 1978-81
Cot, Nina, 1978-88
"C" miscellaneous, 1936, 1961-63, 1974-75, 1980-88, n.d.
Dallek, Robert, 1967, 1979-85
Davidson, Jo, ca. 1936-1952
Deiss, Joseph, 1977-86
Delbrück, Max, ca. 1937, 1953, 1969-89
(4 folders)
Du Bois, W. E. B., 1954-55
"D" miscellaneous, 1939-41, 1983-86, n.d.
BOX 5 Eaton, Anne, 1979-86
"E" miscellaneous, 1955-57, 1979, 1986-88
Feuchtwanger, Lion, 1937-57
Fuss, Audrey, 1975-77
"F" miscellaneous, 1934, 1956-61, 1969-72, 1980-89
Gnedin, Evgeny, 1962-63, 1969-84
"G" miscellaneous, ca. 1928, 1974, 1986-87
Hajek, Jiri, 1978-88, n.d.
Halonen, Pekka, 1978-82
Harnack, Mildred, 1934-36
Henderson, Paula, 1981-89
Heym, Stefan, 1961-77, 1987
"H" miscellaneous, 1932-35, 1950-54, 1961-63, 1977-90,
n.d.
(2 folders)
Jerome, Fred, 1964, 1972-81
(4 folders)
"J" miscellaneous, 1955, 1967
Kadlecova, Vera, 1979-89
Kaufman, Solovan and Jennie, 1982-89
Klimova, Rita, 1982-86
BOX 6 Klopfer, Donald, 1935, 1975-86
(2 folders)
Kyrologlou, Elmina, 1946-47, 1969-82
(2 folders)
"K" miscellaneous, 1945-49, 1961, 1968-88, n.d.
Lachs, Manfred, 1955, 1977-87
Lamont, Corliss, 1968-89
(6 folders)
Lawson, Jack, 1955, 1961-63
Ledig-Rowohlt, Heinz, 1969-83
Lewis, Nigel, 1979-82
Library of Congress
1945-54, 1961-69
(2 folders)
BOX 7 1970-89
Liehm, Antonin, 1968-69
Limon, Eduardo, 1954-55, 1978-88
Linnett, Michael, 1981-89
Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Prussia, 1934-37, 1949
"L" miscellaneous, ca. 1928, 1939, 1953, 1965, 1979-87
Maltz, Albert, 1955-63, 1972-87
Marmor, Judd, 1972-83
(4 folders)
Masters, Dexter, 1972-90
(6 folders)
Meng, Chheang Eng, 1973-80
Mercier, Jacques, 1971-72, 1979-83
Metcalfe, Philip, 1982-89
Miliband, Ralph, 1982-88
Monthly Review, 1981-90
BOX 8 "M" miscellaneous, 1931, 1945, 1952-71, 1977-88, n.d.
(2 folders)
Nowell, Elizabeth, 1949-57, n.d.
"N" miscellaneous, 1972, 1979-80
"O" miscellaneous, 1933, 1958-60, 1968-69
Petran, Tabitha, 1971-76, n.d.
Pirinsky, George and Pauline, 1962, 1970-73, 1987
Polisensky, Josef, 1972-89
Porcet, Clarita, 1965-68, n.d.
Pritt, D. N., 1959-68
"P" miscellaneous, 1936-38, 1960-89
(2 folders)
Ratner, Letitia, 1973-89, n.d.
(2 folders)
Rice, Les and Nancy, 1972-78
Roberts, George Bassett, 1931-34, 1958-76, n.d.
Robeson, Paul and Eslanda Goode, 1961-63
Roosevelt, Franklin D., and Eleanor, 1938-39, 1945
Rosen, Sam and Helen, 1974-89
"R" miscellaneous, 1931, 1946, 1952, 1961-84
(2 folders)
Saul, Leon, 1977-83
Schleifer, Abdullah, 1971-73
Seifert, Connie, 1979-87
BOX 9 Seldes, George, 1978-84
Seydewitz, Max and Ruth, 1961-81, 1988
Shirer, William L., 1938, 1953, 1969-89
Smith, Carleton, 1945, 1962, 1976-84
(2 folders)
Snow, Edgar, 1968-87
Sondergaard, Gale, 1972-75
"S" miscellaneous, 1934, 1941-89, n.d.
Trilling, Paul, 1978-90
(3 folders)
Van Tyne, C. H., 1957, 1980-89
(2 folders)
"T" miscellaneous, 1936, 1951, 1959-66, 1979-86
Unidentified, 1935-39, 1945, ca. 1955-1964, 1972, 1978-79,
n.d.
Valyi, Erzsi and Gabor, 1961-89
(2 folders)
BOX 10 Venturelli, José, 1980-88
"V" miscellaneous, 1955, 1980
Walker, Agnes, 1980-86
Wheeler, George, 1966, 1979-86
Winogradov, Boris, 1933-38
(5 folders)
Wolfe, Thomas, 1934-35
"W" miscellaneous, 1935-55, 1966, 1978-90
"Y" miscellaneous, 1938-39, 1951-53, 1962
Zilliacus, Jannie, 1981-89
"Z" miscellaneous, 1948
WRITINGS, 1934 - 1982 , n.d.
BOX 10 Articles
"Adenauer Raus," 1960
"The American Student," 1934
"Assault on a White Female," 1963
"Babes in the Woods, Spies in the Sky," 1960
"Black Sea Coast," n.d.
"Black Sea Vacation," 1960
"China," n.d.
"Cuba," n.d.
"The Daily Revolution," 1967
"Daughter of Earth," 1965
"The Days Are Numbered," 1963-64
"Demonstration of Prague Against the Oppressors of
Cuba," n.d.
"Dinosaur in Vietnam," 1965
"The Eternal Brilliancy of Norman Bethune," 1965
"An Explosive Force," 1964
"A Fateful Moment," 1961
"Germany Revisited," 1959
"Hail and Farewell," 1964
"Health in High Tatras," 1961
BOX 11 "Home Away from Home," 1963
"I am a Folksinger: Paul Robeson," 1963
"Imprison a Flame?" 1961
"Independence," 1963
"Eine Lanze fur Chicago," 1934
"The Life Rules the Pen," 1964
"The Lips to the Teeth," 1965
"Meeting with Moscow," 1958
"Miracles in Zdiar," 1961
"Moscow," 1962
"Mr. Oxford," 1962-63
"The Nazi Riders Are Again in the Saddle," 1960
"New Hoyerswerda: Second Socialist City of the
GDR," 1960
"No Pasaran," 1960
"Of Blue Jeans and Socialism," 1965
"Open Letter to the Editors of Ogonyok," 1959
"Pillars of Fire," 1965
"Prisoner Number 4678860," 1963
"A Rally," 1960
"A Reading by Ilya Ehrenburg," 1962
"Robeson and Hemingway," 1963
"Salesman of Death," 1960
"Socialist Hotelery in the High Tatras," 1961
"Sounding Reveille in Siboney," 1963
"Stranger than a Blockage and Cyclone," 1963
"The Tail of the Alligator," 1961
"Thoughts about Munich," 1959
"A Time to Speak Out and a Time to Act," 1965
"To a Red Army Soldier," 1959
"To Make a Desert, to Call It Peace," 1965
"To Those Who Sit in Darkness," 1960
"The Twain Have Met, or N.S.K. Via-a-via U.S.A.,"
1959
"Twilight in the Earth," 1965
"Under the Gilded Dome," 1959
Unidentified translations in Czech and Russian,
1959-65, n.d.
Untitled [re. Vietnam War], 1967, n.d.
"Waiting in Poprad," n.d.
"What? No Tipping?" 1965
"Wieder in Deutschland," 1959
"Wolf in Sheep's Clothing," 1963
"World Without Weapons," 1959
"A Yankee in Cuba," 1962-63
"Years to Remember," 1964
Books
Ambassador Dodd's Diary
First edition
Comments and quotes, 1940-41
Contract, 1941
Reviews and related materials
1940-41
BOX 12 1941-43
(2 folders)
Later editions, changes made, 1960-61
Our Nation, 1941
The Searching Light
First edition
Comments and quotes, 1953-55
Reviews and related materials,
1955-57
Later editions
Changes made, n.d.
Reviews, 1960-65
Sowing the Wind
First edition
Comments and quotes, 1945
Reviews and related materials,
1945-47
Later editions
Changes made, 1958, n.d.
Comments and quotes, n.d.
Contract, 1960
Reviews and related materials,
1967-69, n.d.
Through Embassy Eyes
Comments and quotes, 1939
Reviews and related materials, 1939
Correspondence with publishers
Das Magazin, 1960-63
Mainstream, 1959-63, 1969
Other publishers, 1931, 1939, 1950-68, 1978
Seven Seas Books, 1959-66
Verlag der Nation, 1961, 1973-78
Verlag Volk and Vert, 1947, 1960-62
Victor Gollancz, Ltd., 1939-40
World Literature, 1961-65
Interviews, n.d.
Memoirs (unfinished), 1962, 1968-69
BOX 13 Miscellany, 1958-63, n.d.
(2 folders)
Open letter to newspapers, 1947
Press releases and statements, 1957-62
Radio addresses and speeches, 1959, n.d.
Research materials
Africa, n.d.
Castro, Fidel, 1963
Civil rights, 1959-63, n.d.
Communist Party USA, 1953-61, n.d.
Czechoslovakia, 1968-69
Du Bois, W. E. B., n.d.
Dulles, John Foster, 1959-61
Fascism, 1956-61
Harnack, Mildred, 1936-47, 1982, n.d.
Hemingway, Ernest, 1961
Kennedy, John F., and Robert F., 1961-63, n.d.
Korean War, 1950, n.d.
Miscellaneous, 1938-63, n.d.
(2 folders)
U-2 spy flight, 1960
Unemployment, 1959, n.d.
Winogradov, Boris, 1957, 1969-71
World War II, 1963, n.d.
Scholarships for children of antifascist fighters (from
book royalties), 1948, n.d.
Screenplays
Ambassador Dodd's Diary, with Kay Fanin
Contracts and legal agreements, 1943-44
Correspondence, 1939-43
BOX 14 Draft, 1943
Publicity, 1943
Revisions, 1943
Story treatment, 1943
Now It Can Be Told, with Ring Lardner, 1943
Short stories
"Bright Journey into Darkness," n.d.
"Brother and Sister," n.d.
"Cargo: Gramophone," n.d.
"Crossroads," n.d.
"Death in Tiflis," n.d.
"Father and Son," n.d.
"A Fight for Peace," n.d.
"Fight Two Thousand Years," n.d.
"Maria," 1950-51
"The Musicians," n.d.
"Not Yet by Bread Alone," n.d.
"Peace to the Aged," n.d.
"Poet's Wife," n.d.
"The Silver Penguin," 1942
"Who Art in Heaven," n.d.
Translation editing for Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Mexico, 1964-65, n.d.
SCRAPBOOKS, 1927 - 1945
BOX 15 Dodd, Martha
Ambassador Dodd's Diary, 1941
Sowing the Wind, 1945
Through Embassy Eyes, 1939
BOX 16 Stern, Alfred
Public housing and related topics
Vol. 1, 1927-37
Vol. 2, 1931-40
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