| Title |
Description |
Call
Number |
Separate
Records Available? |
| Arrets
du Conseil (Inventaire) 1611-1710 |
Papers from French political history. |
MICFILM 877 |
No |
| A
collection of 17th and 18th century works on customs
and laws of the provinces of France |
Legal papers documenting early
French law. Guide available. |
MICFILM 1519 |
No |
| Confidential
U.S. State Department central files. France, 1945-1949 |
This collections includes a wide
assortment of papers regarding political, governmental,
and national defense affairs, as well as social,
economic, industrial, communications, transportation,
and science. Guide available. |
MICFILM 4210 |
No |
| Confidential
U.S. State Department central files. Germany, 1960-January
1963 |
American diplomatic analyses,
reports, intelligence and political correspondence
on Germany cover broad issues of international concern,
such as democracy and communism. They suggest that
reunification and other cold war issues lay often
not in German hands but rather in the larger framework
of postwar rivalries. Guide available.
|
MICFILM 4070 |
No |
| Despatches
from U.S. Ministers to France, 1789-1906 |
State Department “despatches,”
comprise reports and related enclosures to the Department
of State from its diplomatic representatives in
foreign countries. Relating to all aspects of US
diplomacy, these despatches reply to State Department
instructions and report on economic, political,
and social conditions; treaties and arrangements;
the protection of US citizens and interests abroad;
natural disasters; and activities of US citizens
or officials. Among the related enclosures are newspaper
clippings, copies of notes to and from the foreign
offices of various countries, publications, and
ceremonial letters. |
MICFILM 4194 |
No |
| French
political pamphlets, 1560-1653 from collections
in the Newberry Library |
These pamphlets illustrate the
conflicts over religious and constitutional issues
in France during the period of the religious wars
and the establishment of the absolute monarchy.
Data relating to socio-economic matters is also
included, especially in the many Edicts and Arrests.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 653 |
No |
| French
royal and administrative acts, 1256-1794 |
With approximately 16,000 pamphlets,
this collection deals with the financial and political
administration of France proper from the late 13th
century to the end of the monarchy, nearly three-quarters
of the pamphlets here are concentrated in the 18th
century; a considerable number are of earlier origin.
Many of the early pamphlets are reprints of materials
published by officials during the period of the
monarchy as a reminder of the established rights
or obligations of their constituency. Guide
available.
|
MICFILM 3205 |
No |
| German
Foreign Ministry archives, 1867-1920
|
The political archives of the
German Foreign Office contain the records of the
foreign office itself, consular and embassy files,
copies of bilateral and multilateral treaties, personnel
files, private papers, and ministerial records dating
from 1867 to 1920.Guide available. |
MICFILM 1647 |
No |
| The
Inquisitions: manuscripts of the Spanish, Portuguese
and French Inquisitions in the British Library |
While much recent scholarship
has focused on the Inquisition's persecution of
Jews and Moors--witnessed here by such documents
as those documenting the Moorish rising in Valencia
in the 16th century at Egerton 1511 -- the collection
gives a much broader picture of the workings of
the Inquisition, and many documents concern the
Inquisition's suppression of other "heretical"
groups such as the Waldensians and Cathars, particularly
in Catalonia. Guide available. |
MICFILM 4149 |
No |
| The J.
Russell Major collection: representative institutions
in early modern France |
Collection consists of documents
concerning the Estates General, the provincial estates,
and the nobility collected by Dr. J. Russell Major,
Professor Emeritus, Dept. of History, Emory University.
Guide available. |
MICFILM 3397 |
No |
| Papers
(Gustav Stresemann, 1878-1929) |
Stresemann was a German liberal
politician and statesman who served as Chancellor
and Foreign Secretary during the Weimar Republic.
He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1926 for
helping to achieve peace between France and Germany. |
MICFILM 376 |
No |
| Records
of the Department of State relating to internal
affairs of Austria, 1930-1944 |
US government documents relating
to Austria during the second World War.Guide
available. |
MICFILM 4192 |
No |
| Records
of the Department of State relating to internal
affairs of Austria-Hungary and Austria, 1910-1929 |
Archival records of the U.S. Department
of State relating to the internal affairs of Austria
and Austria-Hungary relations 1910-1929. Guide
available. |
MICFILM 4193 |
No |
| Records
of the Department of State relating to internal
affairs of France, 1910-1929 |
These are primarily records of
information passed between the Department of State
and foreign diplomatic representatives in the U.S.,
but also include other information such as instructions,
despatches and enclosures. These records cover Algeria
and Tunis under French colonial rule. |
MICFILM 4161 |
No |
| Records
of the Department of State relating to internal
affairs of France, 1930-1939 |
This microfilm publication are
reproduced from the records from the decimal file
of the Department of State, 1930-39, that relate
to internal affairs of France and her colonies.
The records consisting of bound volumes and unbound
documents, are mostly instructions to and despatches
from diplomatic and consular officials; the despatches
are often accompanied by enclosures. |
MICFILM 4162 |
No |
| Records
of the Department of State relating to internal
affairs of Germany, 1910-1929 |
US government records relating
to Germany during the first World War. |
MICFILM 4160 |
No |
| Records
of the Department of State relating to internal
affairs of Italy, 1910-1929 |
The records are chiefly instructions
to and despatches from diplomatic and consular officials.
These despatches often are accompanied by enclosures
such as diplomatic notes exchanged, pamphlets, pictures,
and newspaper clippings. They also include notes
and the Department of State memoranda prepared by
officials of the Department, and correspondence
with officials of other Government departments and
with private firms and individuals. |
MICFILM 4341 |
No |
| Records
of the Department of State relating to internal
affairs of Italy, 1930-1939 |
The records are chiefly instructions
to and despatches from diplomatic and consular officials.
These despatches often are accompanied by enclosures
such as diplomatic notes exchanged, pamphlets, pictures,
and newspaper clippings. They also include notes
and the Department of State memoranda prepared by
officials of the Department, and correspondence
with officials of other Government departments and
with private firms and individuals. |
MICFILM 4342 |
No |
| Records
of the U.S. Department of State relating to the
internal affairs of Austria, 1945-1955 |
US government records relating
to Austria during the Allied Occupation. Guide
available. |
MICFILM 4198 |
No |
| Records
of the U.S. Department of State relating to the
internal affairs of Austria, 1945-1955 |
US government records relating
to Austria during the Allied Occupation. Guide
available. |
MICFILM 4199 |
No |
| The Spanish
Civil War Collection |
The collection of 3000 rare pamphlets
is based on material housed in the Mandeville Department
of Special Collections at the University of California,
San Diego. It contains publications from Spain,
Portugal, Latin America and the Phillipines as well
as more than one hundred German pamphlets published
in Spanish. This material was distributed throughout
Spain, Germany, Italy, the Soviet Union and North
America. The opinions and philosophies of the Insurgents,
Anarchists, Socialists and Communists are revealed
in the collection. Guide available. |
MICFILM 3162 |
Yes |
| U.S.
Military Intelligence Reports: France, 1919-1941 |
Intelligence reports on France
focus on the internal and international crises in
which France was involved between the two world
wars. The global economic depression of the 1930's
caused inflation and widespread unemployment accompanied
by political unrest. During 1933 alone, five cabinets
lost power. The French Communist Party grew, and
several fascist organizations sprang up to challenge
the government. At the same time, France was linked
to Germany in troubled and constantly shifting ways.
When Germany fell behind in its payment of reparations,
France occupied the Ruhr Valley from 1923 to 1925.
France later reduced the amount required of Germany
in war reparations and entered into the Kellogg-Briand
Pact. The following year, however, France began
work on the Maginot Line, its fortified and ultimately
fruitless line of defense against Germany. Guide
available. |
MICFILM 4214 |
No |
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