Container List
Oral History of the American Left Main Series, 1940-2011
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Box: 11 | CD : Alesh 1 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Minka Alesh
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the SNPJ (Slovenska Narodna Podporna Jednota), a Slovenian mutual aid society. Alesh discusses the organisation's membership, the politics of Slovenian immigrants, and the activities of the women's lodge, of which she was president. Alesh also discusses her involvement in the millinery workers' union in Chicago, her role on the union's executive board, union organizing, and strikes. The interview also includes discussion of life in Slovenia and immigration, the Slovenian community in Chicago, the Socialist Party, Eugene Debs, and financial support for Tito and Yugoslavian relief during World War II. Interview focuses most heavily on the period between the 1900s-1920s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 26, 1982 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 1 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 1 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Jose Alvarez
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of origins of Spanish-language Communist movement in Ybor City, Florida during the 1920s-1930s; community support of Communists and relation to surrounding communities during the 1930s-1940s; immigration from Spain, work in tobacco factories, and activities of unions during the 1920s-1940s; and Red Scare decimation of Ybor City Left during the 1950s. Also discussed is a meeting with Fidel Castro in the 1950s, before Cuban Revolution. Joseph Norrick was present for interview with Alvarez, and second cassette of interview also contains a segment of a different interview with Joseph and Ruth Norrick. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Mar 15, 1983 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Alvarez 1-2 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 2 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : Ameringer 1-2 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Freda Hogan Ameringer
Scope and Content NotePhone interview taken to support review essay of Ameringer's book that Green intended to submit to The Nation. Interview includes discussion of Ameringer's background and left-wing newspapers including the Oklahoma Leader and American Guardian. Interview by James Green.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
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Box: 6 | Cassette : 362 A (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 362 B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Freda Hogan Ameringer
Scope and Content NoteTapes begin with a narrative about Ameringer's life, the Oklahoma Leader and other newspapers, activism among miners, her socialist family, and the early socialist movement, followed by an interview. Interview by James Green.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Dec 11, 1977 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Ameringer 3-4 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : Ameringer 5-7 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Freda Hogan Ameringer
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Jim Green.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Jul 24, 1981 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 362 C-D (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 3 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Vicky Amter
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the Communist Party on the Lower East Side of New York City during the 1940s-1960s, conflicts with her Socialist father, experiences as Local 65 shop steward, the Jefferson School, harassment and isolation of CP in the 1950s, and reactions to emergence of the New Left. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Feb 19, 1978 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Amter 1-2 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 2 | Herbert Aptheker
Scope and Content NoteConversation includes discussion of college radicalism in 1930s, his MA thesis on Nat Turner, joining the Communist Party, academic life, and the Jefferson School. Interview by Debby Cohen.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
1976 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Aronek 1-2 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Harry Aronek
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the topics of immigration and the political and cultural activities of the New York Jewish community during the 1930s-1950s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 25, 1978 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 4 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : Ashare 1 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Sam Ashare
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Dan Georgakas.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Mar 30, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 5 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : Aspitz 1-2 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Jacob Aspiz
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the Los Angeles Jewish Left since the 1930s, the rise of anti-Nazi "front" across Jewish community and Communists' participation in it, the isolation of Jewish Left during Cold War, Aspiz's literary interests, and his involvement in the Yiddishe Kultur Farband as a senior citizen. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 7, 1980 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 6 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : CD Axelrod 1 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Ben Axelrod
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Oct 4, 1979 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 391 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 7 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | Stanley Banach
Scope and Content NoteConversation includes discussion of neighborhood background in Providence during the 1950s, army life in Vietnam and Germany, radical influences, and his political philosophy and aspirations. The interview also covers union activity at Electric Boat/Quonset Point, Rhode Island, organizing drives, and union activity at Brown & Sharpe before and during the 1982 strike. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 10, 1984 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Banach 1-2 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 3 | Eugene Barnett
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the topics of the Industrial Workers of the World in the Northwest of the United States during the 1910s, West Virginia coal miners at turn of century, becoming a unionist, lumber work in Northwest, and repression in Centralia, Washington. Transcription of a radio broadcast from circa 1940.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
1940 - 1946 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Barry 1-3 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Walter Barry
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Barry's boyhood and first labor experience in Endicott, New York, the Trade Union Unity League and United Electrical Workers District 4, and the Westinghouse elevator plant in Jersey City, New Jersey during the 1930s-1950s. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. |
Oct 21, 1980 - Dec 4, 1980 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 9 A-C (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 334 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Irving Barshop
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Irving Barshop
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Oct 12, 1973 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Barshop 1 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : Baxandall 1 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Rosalyn Baxandall
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes a discussion of the differences between Baxandall's expectations and the realities of left wing culture at the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 1958 through the 1960s, after coming from New York Old Left background and having a brief stint at Smith College. Also discussed are gender relations in the left and academy; the relationship between music, poetry, theatre, and beat culture and politics in Madison; and the importance of the Rathskeller bar in academic and radical life. Baxandall also discusses her studies in French and history, academic role models, challenging cultural norms, the beginnings of the women's movement in Madison, and the impact of her time at Madison on the rest of her life. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe release form that Tamiment Library has for this interview does not include transfer of copyright. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from the narrator, Rosalyn Baxandall. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting this individual. Rosalyn Baxandall
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Nov 8, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 10 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : Bazell 1 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Bertha Bazell
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Bazell's immigrant Jewish background, the Workmen's Circle, involvement in the Communist Party during the 1930s-1950s in Coney Island, New York and later in Fall River, Massachusetts. It also addresses harassment of left wingers by the FBI during the the 1950s. Interview by Bill Schecter. |
Mar 10, 1981 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 11 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 11 | CD : Beinin 1 (Audio [31142062726362]) | Irving Beinin
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Irving Beinin
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Jul 2, 1988 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 292 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 4 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Ray and Rose Bell
Scope and Content NoteTopics discussed include working class life and union organizing in textile mills. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Ray and Rose Bell
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Aug 2, 1985 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Bell 1-3 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 415 A-C (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 12 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | Fay Bennett
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the college anti-war movement during the 1930s, the American Student Union, Keep America Out of War Congress during the late 1930s, the experience of conscientious objectors during World War II, and postwar work with National Sharecroppers' Fund. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
May 26, 1983 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Bennett 1-2 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 5 | Jack Bergen
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Bridgeport, Connecticut during the 1910s, life during the Great Depression, Bridgeport mayor Jasper McLevy, and the Socialist Party in Connecticut state politics during the 1930s. Interview by Bruce Stave.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
1967 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Bernard 1-5 (Audio [31142062726362]) | John T. Bernard
Scope and Content NoteRecording of a Mesaba Park Cooperative Association tribute to John Bernard, a Farmer-Labor Party representative from Minnesota's Eighth Congressional District, who served from 1936-1938. It includes speeches by former Minnesota Governor Elmer Benson and others about Bernard's record in Congress, a response from Bernard, and music.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Jun 25, 1977 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 14 A-C (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 15 A-C (Audio [31142054611408]) | Daniel Berrigan
Scope and Content NoteThis recording was Berrigan's last interview before he went underground and then to prison. It includes reflections on his activities during the 1960s, including the Catonsville incident. Interview by Marc Weiss.
Use RestrictionsThe release form that Tamiment Library has for this interview does not include transfer of copyright. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from the narrator, Daniel Berrigan. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting this individual. Daniel Berrigan
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Apr 1, 1970 | |
Box: 11 | CD : Berrigan 1-3 (Audio [31142062726362]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Berry 1-6 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Abner Berry
Scope and Content NoteInterview describes the Communist Party in Harlem during the 1930s, including his involvement in Communist Party apparatus, personalities in the CP, relationships with other activist groups, and the CP's intellectual climate during the Great Depression. Berry analyzes at length the relationship between Party policies on race and African American identity. This includes the initial appeal of the Communist Party for African Americans and the organizational implications of the CP policy of black and white unity. He also looks at how this policy fit into larger questions of African American national identity at time, including the CP's relationship with Garvey movement. He also speaks about the study of American history by African American CP leadership and the prevalent desire for assimilation. He also looks at the CP's broader policy towards a mass movement with an American identity, and he analyzes how Franklin Delano Roosevelt's policies and CP policies worked together during the Depression. Berry also shares his memories of Party administrators and figures in Harlem. These include Richard Moore, James Ford, Cyril Briggs, Arnold Johnson, Merrill Work, Charles White, and Manning Johnson, who later testified before HUAC. He also shares his recollections of the 1935 Harlem riot and subsequent hearings and Robert Minor's involvement in hearings. Also included is an analysis of Richard Wright's work and commentary on the Party, including discussion of Native Son and The Outsider. Berry describes of meetings with Wright, Ralph Ellison, and Theodore Ward, in which they discussed literature, especially the use of symbols. He also describes the CP's attempts to control cultural criticism, and comments on Socialist realism and its divorce from reality. Berry also discusses the Party's acceptance of jazz and folk music, and speaks of the theoretical implications of improvisation in jazz music. Berry also discusses the activities of the CP and its interactions with other organizations. This includes his activities and politics in Politburo in the late 1930s; analysis of the trade union caucuses, including Mike Quill and the TWU; the reactions to the Nazi-Soviet Pact; the foundation of the National Negro Congress; experiences working with Garvey movement; and the work of the Ethiopian Defense Committee in Harlem. Berry also describes the Party's working relationships with ministers, including Adam Clayton Powell (Baptist), Johnny Johnson (Episcopalian), Father Phillips (Episcopalian), William Lloyd Imes (Presbyterian), and Father Divine. Other topics addressed include the CP education programs for members in Harlem, the high turnover among CP members, differences in debate of African-American self-determination in North and South of United States, the activities of the Workers' Alliance at the Home Relief Bureaus, Unemployed Councils, and interracial marriage in the Party. Interview by Mark Naison. |
1974-1977 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 16 A-F (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Beumer 1-4 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Steve Beumer
Use RestrictionsRelease form assigns wide range of rights regarding use to Wayne State University. Please contact Tamiment Library or Wayne State University for more information.
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Beumer's family background in Indiana, his political activities there and in Detroit during the late 1960s-1970s, the Socialist Workers Party, and his experiences as bus driver and union activist in Detroit. Interview by Claudia Hommel. |
Mar 11, 1975 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 17 A-C (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Birnbaum 1-2 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Martin Birnbaum
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the life and activities of a Yiddish "proletarian poet" including his childhood, immigration and literary work for New Yorker Volkszeitung during the 1920s, his friendship with writer Moshe Nadir, the role of the Left in the Yiddish literary community, the Proletpen circle of writers, Birnbaum's disillusionment with Communism and poetic realism, and his return to unrestrained lyricism. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Nov 6, 1977 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 18 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | CD : Birnbaum 1-2 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 18 C (Audio [31142054611408]) | Martin Birnbaum
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Feb 5, 1978 | |
Box: 12 | CD : Birnbaum 3 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 1 | CD : Birnbaum 3 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Birnbaum 4 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Martin Birnbaum
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the meaning of the "sense of humor" in Yiddish literary work and Birnbaum's own sense of humor contrasted with that of writer Moshe Nadir and Jewish popular culture. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Feb 16, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 19 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | CD : Birnbaum 4 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Bjong 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Violet Wainio Bjong
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of Wainio Bjong's father and mother, Finnish-American radical leaders during the 1920s-1930s, her activities in Fitchburg, Massachusetts during the 1930s, work on a Left-oriented daily in Fitchburg, life in Brooklyn cooperative housing, and reflections. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 7, 1984 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 265 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 20 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Fred Blair
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the role of ethnicity in Communist Party of Wisconsin during the 1930s-1940s; support of the Left from the Polish sector dating back to 1880 and support of other Slav groups from 1910s; role of Meta Berger in Wisconsin Party and Blair's ascendency to state leadership; unemployment demonstration in Milwaukee and influence on students in University of Wisconsin-Madison; increase of District membership with addition of northern Wisconsin; character of northern Wisconsin rural Communists; exodus of rural Communists from state during the 1940s-1950s, and the impact of McCarthyism on the decline of Communist Party support. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 26, 1983 | |
Box: 12 | CD : Blair 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 6 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Bloomfield 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Norman Bloomfield
Scope and Content NoteInterview topics include the Young People's Socialist League during the 1930s; Trotskyism; the University of California, Berkeley campus; and work in shipyards. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
May 7, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 21 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 22-22 A (Audio [31142054611408]) | Grace Lee Boggs
Scope and Content NoteThe interview includes a discussion of Boggs' Asian-American family background in Providence, Rhode Island; her education and involvement in radical politics in New York during the late 1930s; the Workers Party and Johnson-Forest tendency during the 1940s; Correspondence in Detroit during the 1950s; involvement in the Black Power movement with her husband, James Boggs; and comments on C.L.R. James. Interview by Dan Georgakas. Grace Lee Boggs
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Mar 28, 1983 | |
Box: 12 | CD : G. Boggs 1-2 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 420 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | Grace Lee Boggs
Scope and Content NoteTopics discussed include entry into radical politics, the Johnson-Forest Tendency, and the relationship of culture and the Left. Interview by Ellen Kellman. Grace Lee Boggs
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Aug 6, 1986 | |
Box: 12 | CD : G. Boggs 3-4 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 22 (Audio [31142054611408]) | James Boggs
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Boggs' youth in the South, factory life in Detroit during the 1930s-1940s, the Johnson-Forest Tendency, and activities in 1960s-1970s. Interview by Dan Georgakas. |
Mar 29, 1983 | |
Box: 12 | CD : J. Boggs 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 177 C (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 421 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | James Boggs
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding Boggs' involvement in the Johnson-Forest Tendency. Interview by Ellen Kellman. |
Aug 6, 1986 | |
Box: 12 | CD : J. Boggs 2-3 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 422 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Paul Booth
Scope and Content NoteInterview discusses Students for a Democratic Society, its internal politics, relationships with other student groups, and demonstrations. Interview by Kirkpatrick Sale. |
Oct 1969 | |
Box: 12 | CD : Booth 1-2 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Bohn 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Frank Bohn
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes Bohn's memories of Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, Thomas Hagerty, the Catholic church, and the Socialist Labor Party.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Mar 1, 1958 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 24 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 25 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Fannie Borun
Scope and Content NotePolitical struggles within the International Ladies Garment Workers Union during the 1920s, experiences on trips in the Soviet Union during the 1930s, and women's role in the Communist Party. Interview by Bea Lemisch. |
Jan 6, 1981 | |
Box: 12 | CD : Borun 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 7 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Judy Boudon
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of Boudon's immigration from Panama, the Spanish-language immigrant community in New York during the 1930s, her work in offices and factories, the America Labor Party, the Communist Party, and women's role in the CP. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. |
Feb 9, 1982 | |
Box: 12 | CD : Boudon 1-2 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 26 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 27 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Thomas Brandon
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the Workers' Newsreel and Film and Photo League during the early 1930s. Interview by Russell Campbell.
Use RestrictionsCopyright (and related rights to publicity and privacy) to materials in this collection were transferred to the Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives. Complete versions of this interview may not be published or copied without the written permission of Thomas Brandon or his estate. |
Nov 4, 1976 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 27 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Brandon 1-2 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 364 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Miriam Braverman
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle. Miriam Braverman
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Nov 8, 1984 | |
Box: 12 | CD : Braverman 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Brecker 1-2 (Audio [31142062726370]) | Jeremy Brecher
Use RestrictionsAny rights (including copyright and related rights of publicity and privacy) were transferred to New York University in 1980. Use of these materials is subject to the approval of Jeremy Brecher during his lifetime.
Scope and Content NoteBrecher discusses the activities of the Students for a Democratic Society between 1962 and 1965. Interview by Kirkpatrick Sale. Jeremy Brecher
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Mar 31, 1970 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 28 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 12 | CD : Breitman 1-3 (Audio [31142062726370]) | George Breitman
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of unemployed organizations in New Jersey and the Socialist Workers Party between 1938 and 1954. Interview by Jon Bloom. George Breitman
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Jan 4, 1979 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 29 A-C (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 30 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Harry Brier
Scope and Content NoteBrier discusses life in the East End of London during the 1920s-1930s, the Jewish character of Communism, anti-fascist activities in London during the 1920-1930s, his immigration to Los Angeles, and union activities, from the 1940s to the time of the interview. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Aug 26, 1983 | |
Box: 12 | CD : Brier 1 (Audio [31142062726370]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Brise 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Theodore Brise
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains discussion of anarchism and Arbeter Ring in Los Angeles, Yiddish anarchist activists, and the Rudolf Rocker Circle. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 16, 1980 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 31 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Brookwood 1-4 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Brookwood Labor College
Scope and Content NoteRecording of a slide show on the history of Brookwood Labor College and Workers' Education Local 189, with comments by former Brookwood staff and students. Narrated by Jon Bloom.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Brookwood Labor College
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Oct 10, 1982 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 32 A-D (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 33 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | Niki Brorsen
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains discussion of Brorsen's family background and growing up in San Francisco and Chicago during the 1950s-1960s, the anti-war work, and Brorsen's decision to join the Young Socialist Alliance during the late 1960s. It also addresses her work as a waitress and activities in restaurant union during the 1970s. Interview by Claudia Hommel.
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May 20, 1975 | |
Box: 13 | CD : Brorsen 1-2 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 8 | Peter Buch
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Buch's immigration from Turkey and youth in Los Angeles, brief involvement in Socialist Zionism during the early 1950s, the Socialist Workers Party and Young Socialist Alliance in Los Angeles and nationally during the 1950s-1960s, the Robert Williams case, responses to Cuban Revolution, and the Vietnam War. Interview by Douglas Cooper. |
Aug 24, 1976 | |
Box: 13 | CD : Buergers 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Heinz Buergers
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Beth Haskell. Heinz Buergers
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Apr 26, 1980 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 39 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 35 (Audio [31142054611408]) | David Burbank
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains discussion of Saint Louis radicalism during the 1930s, the Socialist Party, the American Workers Party, the Trotskyist movement, and the Workers Party. Also discussed is CLR James in Missouri and unionization of gas workers. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 6, 1984 | |
Box: 13 | CD : Burbank 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 13 | Cassette : Burlak-Timpson 1-5 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Ann Burlak Timpson
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Burlak Timpson's labor activities in Rhode Island and Communist activities during the 1930s-1940s. Interview by Bill Schecter. |
Dec 18, 1980 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 35.1 A-E (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Burlak-Timpson 6 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Ann Burlak Timpson
Scope and Content NoteThis talk covers labor activities in Rhode Island during the early 1930s and her role as a Communist speaker, and organizer in Providence and Pawtucket. Public address, Rhode Island Labor History Forum.
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1977 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 36 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 13 | C., Pete
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Scope and Content NoteThis interview with a Detroit-based socialist, includes a description of his background, the appeal of socialism, and his involvement with the Teamsters. Interview by Sam Friedman. |
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Box: 7 | Folder : 9 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 427 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Cannon 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | James P. Cannon
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Scope and Content NoteRecording of speech titled "What Socialist America Will Look Like." James P. Cannon
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Box: 10 | Cassette : 413 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 10 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Cantor 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Fanny and Herman Cantor
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers immigration to US from Russia and development of social consciousness, growing up in Hell's Kitchen in New York, radicalism and cooperativism during the 1920s-1930s, and reflections on younger radicals and current events at the time of the interview. Interview by Milton Cantor. |
Jan 11, 1979 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 37 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 13 | Cassette : Caplowitz 1-2 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Philip Caplowitz
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Caplowitz's immigration, the activities of Jewish Communists in unions during the 1920s-1930s, and Yiddish culture and the Yiddishe Kultur Farband during the 1930s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 15, 1980 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 38 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 39 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | Wendell Carroll
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of American Youth for Democracy during the late 1940s, the Independent Socialist League during the early 1950s, ISL positions on the Korean War, the Rosenberg case, the Communist Party and McCarthyism, and race and civil rights. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Nov 30, 1983 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 11 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Carroll 1-2 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 12 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Pincus Caruso
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the origins of Labor (Paole) Zionism in Eastern Europe and Caruso's role in the early 20th century; the formation and publication Yiddishe Kempfer in New York; the growth of Poale Zionism during the World War I era and brief publication of daily Zionist newspaper; growth of Zionism in the 1930s-1940s and support of Israel; and reflections on the failure of Zionists regarding Arabs in Israel and the conservative Israeli leadership. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Mar 16, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 40 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Caruso 1-2 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Catholic Worker Conference 1-2 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Catholic Worker Conference
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Scope and Content NoteProgram held at Trinity College in Worcester, Massachusetts to honor Dorothy Day and founding of the Catholic Worker. Includes panel comments by John Cort and others regarding Day and the Catholic Worker. Catholic Worker Conference
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May 2, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 41 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Chase 1-2 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Reverend Don Chase
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents activities against the United States' intervention in Nicaragua in 1928, Christian Socialism in a San Francisco parish during the 1930s-50s, and Chase's interpretation of the Liberation Theology of the 1970s-80s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Reverend Don Chase
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Nov 6, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 44 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 13 | CD : Chazanow 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | Bernard Chazanow
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Chazanow's role as a political activist in Russia from 1898-1909 and the activities of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU) from 1909-1928. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
April 26, 1977 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 42 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 13 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Bernard Chazanow
Scope and Content NoteThis recording contains an interview to supplement Chazanow's 1956 Yiddish autobiography, Days and Years.
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May 31, 1978 | |
Box: 13 | Cassette : Chazanow 2-4 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 43 A-C (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 14 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Rose Chernin
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the origins and activities of the Los Angeles branch of the Committee for the Protection of the Foreign Born during the 1940s-1950s, Chernin's family life, and her relationship with her daughter. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 25, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 45 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | CD : Chernin 1 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 15 | Harold Christoffel
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the early union background of former president of United Auto Workers Local 248 Allis Chalmers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin during the 1930s. Interview by Roger Keeran.
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Jun 27, 1974 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 47 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Helen Ciminelli, Joe Richter, and Ann David
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of SNPJ (Slovenska Narodna Podporna Jednota), a Slovenian mutual aid society, in Fontana, California, during the 1930s-1980s and the SNPJ role in Henry Wallace presidential campaign. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 26, 1982 | |
Box: 13 | CD : Ciminelli, Richter, David 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 48 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Alice Citron
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Citron's career as a teacher in Harlem during the 1930s-1940s, her involvement in the Teachers' Union, her dismissal during the McCarthy era, and struggle for reinstatement. Interview by Bea Lemisch. |
Jan 6, 1981 | |
Box: 13 | CD : Citron 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 46 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | City College of New York Memorial
Scope and Content NoteRecording of a dedication of a memorial for thirteen CCNY alumni members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade killed in action in the Spanish Civil War. Includes speeches from ALB vets and historians, a recording of a speech by Ernest Hemingway, and musical performances. Speakers include Robert Colodny, Philip Foner, Joseph P. Lash,
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Apr 13, 1980 | |
Box: 13 | CD : City College 1-2 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 50 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Egidio Clemente
Scope and Content NoteClemente discusses his role as editor of La Parola and secretary of Italian Socialist Federation in the 1930s, Italian left factions in Chicago and other cities, and the left wing Italian presses. Interview by Eugene Miller. Egidio Clemente
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May 11, 1981 | |
Box: 13 | CD : Clemente 1 (Audio [31142062726404]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 16 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 17 | Lucy Ann Cloud
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the Industrial Workers of the World and Centralia, Washington case of 1919, with particular reference to IWW attorney Elmer Smith. Interview by Tom Copeland.
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Aug 25, 1972 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Coe 1-2 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Charles Coe
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Emily Raphael. |
Dec 5, 1991 - Jan 9, 1992 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 315 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 392 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Nat Cohen
Scope and Content NoteDiscussion of disconnect between Communist Party leadership and working class society. Analysis includes discussion of relationship between leadership and rank and file members; the Party's inability to speak to the broader society's cultural interests; sports; the missed opportunity to engage with Communist movements in communities outside of New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles; and the relationship between art and the Party line. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Nov 5, 1977 | |
Box: 14 | CD : N. Cohen 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 18 | Rose Cohen
Scope and Content NoteRecollections of studies at the Jefferson School of Social Science. Interview by Debby Cohen.
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Apr 12, 1976 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 51 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Joseph Cohen, Ruth Cohen, and Frieda Koren
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding "Carlo" (Jesse Cohen), a cartoonist of the Workers Party during the 1940s. Interview by Jon Bloom.
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Jun 9, 1983 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Cohen and Koren 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 53 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Julia Conroy
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Theresa Diamond.
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May 14, 1980 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Conroy 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 54 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Olga Corey
Scope and Content NoteOlga Corey, the daughter of Louis Fraina (Lewis Corey), discusses her reaction to the movie Reds, reminiscences of father at Antioch College during the 1940s, and her own union activities. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jan 18, 1983 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Corey 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 19 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Carlos Cortez
Scope and Content NoteCortez discusses being the son of a Mexican-American activist who joined Industrial Workers of the World after San Diego Free Speech Fight, his father's life in Milwaukee during the 1920s, and his mother, a German-American Socialist and poet. Cortez also discusses his imprisonment during World War II as conscientious objector, the role of the IWW in Chicago Mexican-American community during the 1940s, his role as artist and speaker for IWW in the 1940s-1980s, and anarchism and the IWW. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 25, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 55 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Cortez 1-2 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Cowl 1-2 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Carl Cowl
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Mar 13, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 57 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Cowley 1-2 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Malcolm Cowley
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Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the Left during the Great Depression, the League of Professional Groups, "Culture and the Crisis" in 1932, the proletarian novel, John Reed Clubs, the Communist Party's Popular Front strategy, the Spanish Civil War, and reflections. Interview by Richard Wormser. Malcolm Cowley
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Jan 19, 1981 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 56 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 20 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 308A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Roy Curtis
Scope and Content NoteInterview with Roy Curtis of the International Association of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) Local 4. Interview by Paul Richiuso. |
Nov 4, 1984 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Curtis 1-3 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Cvetas 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Joseph Cvetas
Scope and Content NoteCvetas discusses his family's background with the Slovenian fraternal society SNPJ (Slovenska Narodna Podporna Jednota), participating in the fraternal society's activities as child, and fraternalism in 1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 22, 1982 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 58 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 59 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | Sam Darcy
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes a discussion of Darcy's immigrant background, Communist activities during the 1920s, factionalism, Browderism, his departure from the CP, subsequent activities, and reflections. Interview by Richard Wormser. |
1981 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Darcy 1-3 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 342 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Sam Darcy
Scope and Content NoteRecording of presentation by Sam Darcy at State University of New York at Albany for the course History 3162.
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Nov 3, 1994 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Darcy 4-5 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 343 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Sam Darcy
Existence and Location of OriginalsThe original copies of these recordings are held by the University at Albany (SUNY).
Scope and Content NoteRecording of presentation by Sam Darcy at the Campus Center Assembly Hall at State University of New York at Albany.
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Nov 4, 1994 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Darcy 6-8 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Davidson 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Saul Davidson
Scope and Content NoteDavidson discusses a "United Front" of organizations for preservation of Yiddish language in Miami Beach, his activism in left causes and the preservation of Yiddish, and reflections on survival of the Yiddish language. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Mar 16, 1983 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 60 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Davis 1-2 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Sam Davis
Scope and Content NoteTopics discussed include the role of Jewish Left in New Haven, Connecticut since the 1920s, the nature of the Jewish community, the split of Socialists and Communists in the 1920s, the Yiddishe Kultur Farband choir, separation of Morgen Freiheit from the Communist Party, and cultural activities in the YKUF/ Jewish Currents circle. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 15, 1980 | |
Box: 1 | Cassette : 61 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 21 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Zoltan Deak
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the aesthetics of Hungarian-American radical press, including the publications Uj Elore and Hungarian Word from the 1920s-1980s. Interview also includes story of Deak's immigration and his interest in progressive press. Other topics include the circulation and internal structure of Uj Elore, and the shrinking of a distinct Hungarian-American milieu. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Feb 17, 1983 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Deak 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 62 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 63 (Audio [31142054611408]) | Jeannette Dean
Scope and Content NoteDean discusses her family background, union activities, radicalism in unions, and the UE in Newark. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. Jeannette Dean
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Apr 14, 1979 | |
Box: 14 | CD : Dean 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 65 A-C (Audio [31142054611408]) | Solon De Leon
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the Socialist Party and reformism between 1900-1920, Solon's break with Daniel DeLeon, the International Workers of the World (IWW), the Industrial Union League, and the Socialist Labor Party since the 1930s. Interview by Malcolm Kaufman & Jeff Sklar. |
Dec 16, 1972 | |
Box: 14 | CD : De Leon 1-3 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Delfino 1-2 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Albina Delfino
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Italian-American women and the Communist Party, the Needle Trades Industrial Union, the National Textile Workers Union, and her experiences as a CP organizer in Lawrence, Providence, Boston, and Corona, New York during the 1930s-1940s. Interview with Ruth Prago.
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Jan 8, 1981 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 22 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 66 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Dennis 1 (Audio [31142062726479]) | Eugene Dennis Sentence Statement
Scope and Content NoteStatement includes introduction by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Eugene Dennis Sentence Statement
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Box: 6 | Cassette : 329 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 67 A-B (Audio [31142054611408]) | Esther Dolgoff
Scope and Content NoteDolgoff discusses anarchist women of the 1930s and the character of anarchism. Transcription is incomplete. Interview by Bea Limisch. Esther Dolgoff
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Jan 27, 1982 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 23/24 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 14 | CD : Dolgoff 1-2 (Audio [31142062726479]) | |||
Box: 1 | Cassette : 64 A-E (Audio [31142054611408]) | James Dolson
Scope and Content NoteA series of lectures by Dolson on life and involvement with Communist Party. First two disks are a lecture including Dolson's gravitation to Communism, the Red Scare of the 1920s, Dolson's trial for political beliefs in California, and a question and answer session about Dolson's life and political situation at the time of lecture. Remainder of disks are an interview with Paul Buhle in Providence, Rhode Island. Interview includes Dolson's joining of the Socialist Party in 1907, socialist journals, socialism in Chicago, the trial in California, formation of Communist Labor Party, activism in Pittsburgh in 1930s, the Dies Committee, the state of Israel and the left, and other topics.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
1979 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Dolson 1-5 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 68 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Bill Dongas
Scope and Content NoteDongas describes his experience as a Greek partisan in World War II, immigration struggles during the 1950s, Greek publications, and Radio-Chicago. Interview by Dan Georgakas. |
Apr 3, 1983 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Dongas 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 69 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Dora
Scope and Content NoteThe interviewee, going only by her first name, discusses student radicalism during the 1930s, activities of the Communist Party, the United Electrical Workers, and social life and friends. Interview by Bea Lemisch. |
Mar 25, 1982 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Dora 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Dougherty 1-4 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Pauline Dougherty
Scope and Content NoteDougherty discusses her background in a shoe-producing town, college politics during the Depression, white collar union activity, the McCarthy Era, and reflections. Interview by Sy Singer.
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Jan, 1982 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 70 A-D (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Drake-Raphals 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Susan Drake-Raphals
Scope and Content NoteDrake-Raphals discusses her role in the Workers Party and C.L.R. James in the 1940s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Susan Drake-Raphals
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May 7, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 71 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 25 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Hal Draper
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Scope and Content NoteDraper characterizes the interview as "a rundown on the birth of neo-Shactmanism," and it includes an analysis of Shactman's personality and the trajectory of the Shactman group's activities. As a part of this, Draper discusses the New International, discusses the paper's of board and editorship, his role as editor of Labor Action between 1949-1958, and the tabloid-like nature of that publication. He also discusses the merger of Independent Socialist League and Socialist Party and debates within the Workers Party about Zionism from 1948-1949. Draper also discusses the political disintegration of the Shactmanite group and his move to Berkeley. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 5, 1983 | |
Box: 15 | Cassette : Draper 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 72 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 73 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Walter Duda
Scope and Content NoteDuda discusses the Lithuanian-American Left's activities around Connecticut's Brass Valley during the 1920s-1950s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Mar 15, 1983 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Duda 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 26 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Jane Dudley
Scope and Content NoteDudley discusses the relationship between dance and left politics, the New Dance group, Martha Graham, and civil rights. Interview by Richard Wormser. |
1981 | |
Box: 2 | CD : 74 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Dudley 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 75 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Raya Dunayevskaya
Scope and Content NoteDunayevskaya discusses Leon Trotsky and Trotskyism during the 1930s, the Johnson-Forest group during the 1940s, the coal strikes of 1949-1950, and the origins of the Marxist-Humanist organization News and Letters. Interview by Jon Bloom.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Raya Dunayevskaya
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Mar 24, 1983 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Dunayevskaya 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 76 A-C (Audio [31142054611416]) | George Edwards
Scope and Content NoteEdwards discusses his political origins as Garveyite during the 1920s, his social life in the 1920s-1930s, his experience as semiprofessional football player, his work as a prohibition-era gangster and factory worker, his activities as a Communist organizer in the Kansas-Nebraska district during the 1930s-1940s, and his disillusionment with the Communist movement in Oakland, California during the 1940s-1950s. Edwards also discusses life in Ghana during the 1950s-1960s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 4, 1983 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 27 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : G. Edwards 1-3 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 28 | Herb Edwards
Scope and Content NoteEdwards discusses life in Wisconsin lumber during the early 1900s, the Industrial Workers of the World, Elmer Smith, the repression of the IWW, Edwards' time at San Quentin, and the ebb of the IWW. Interview by Tom Copeland & Tracy Dalton.
Use RestrictionsRelease form releases rights regarding use to the Minnesota Historical Society. Please contact Tamiment Library or the Minnesota Historical Society for more information. |
Feb 12, 1972 | |
Box: 15 | CD : H. Edwards 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Hodee Edwards
Scope and Content NoteEdwards discusses her background in Boston Jewish community during the 1920s-30s, her experience as a Communist activist in California during the 1940s, her activities crusading for women's rights, the publication People's World in 1949, her life in Ghana during the 1950s-60s, and life events from the 1960s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 12, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 78 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Elish 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Peter Elish
Scope and Content NoteInterview addresses the activities of the Slovenian-American mutual aid society SNPJ (Slovenska Narodna Podporna Jednota) and the relationship between Slavic ethnic identities and the left. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Jun 27, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 77 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : M. Epstein 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Melech Epstein
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes recollections of Epstein's experiences since his immigration from Warsaw in 1913, including editorship of Morgen Freiheit. He also provides comments on Yiddish publications and Jewish life in America, the Cold War, Israel, and 1970s American politics. Interview by Milton Cantor. |
Jan 9, 1974 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 79 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 80 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Virginia Epstein
Scope and Content NoteThe interview covers Epstein's background in Dallas, Texas (born 1885) as child of mixed Episcopalian-Jewish marriage. It also covers her time in New York from 1908, Socialist Party activities during the 1910s, Communist Party involvement from the 1920s, the American Council on US-Soviet Friendship, the Committee of American Women, and local political activities in Queens, New York. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. Virginia Epstein
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Mar 30, 1981 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 29 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : V. Epstein 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 365 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Ernest Erber
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Jon Bloom.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Apr 23, 1984 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Erber 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Faber 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Seymour Faber
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of radical Zionism, the Johnson-Forest Tendency, and activities in Detroit during the 1930s-1960s. Interview by Dan Georgakas. |
Mar 30, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 82 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 30 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Felhaber 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Elmer Felhaber
General noteIndex available
Scope and Content NoteFelhaber discusses Minnesota newspaper unionism during the 1930s, the CIO and the Communist Party, the Ohio Left after World War II, and his travels abroad. Interview by Bill Schecter. |
Feb 5, 1981 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 83 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 84 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Duncan Ferguson (Memorial Meeting)
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Scope and Content NoteEulogy by Harry Ring for Duncan Ferguson, a sculptor and activist in Socialist Workers Party during the 1940s-1970s. Duncan Ferguson (Memorial Meeting)
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1975 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Ferguson 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 85 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes an analysis of the Beat Generation in retrospect and the relationship between the San Francisco avant-garde arts scene and anarchism during the 1940s through the early 1950s. Ferlinghetti also discusses the formation of the City Lights book store and publishing company, and artists in 1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Lawrence Ferlinghetti
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Dec 1981 | |
Box: 9 | Folder : 10 (Mixed Materials [31142062672376]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Ferlinghetti 1-2 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 15 | CD : Figuerdo 1-4 (Audio [31142062726388]) | Joseph Figueredo
Scope and Content NoteFigueredo discusses the Portuguese-American Left in New Bedford and Fall River, Massachusetts during the 1930s-1940s. He speaks the beginning of his introduction to politics during the strikes of the 1920s and Communist role. He addresses the lack of formal fraternal and cultural structure and absence of regular Portuguese-language Communist press. Additionally, the interview covers the use of local radio, Cold War pressures during the 1940s, his departure to San Francisco, and activities in International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) from the 1950s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 3, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 86 A-D (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 31 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 308 C (Audio [31142054611457]) | Bruno Fischer
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Bruno Fischer
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Nov 1982 | |
Box: 15 | CD : Fischer 1 (Audio [31142062726388]) | |||
Box: 16 | CD : Fisher 1 (Audio [31142062726412]) | Morris Fisher
Scope and Content NoteFisher discusses left politics and Jewish culture from the 1930s-1970s. Topics include labor Zionism and the Workmen's Circle, the Jewish Socialist Farband, and the Miami Beach Yiddishkayt. Interview by Paul Buhle. Morris Fisher
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Mar 16, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 87 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 393 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Jacob Fisherman
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Jacob Fisherman
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Nov 3, 1979 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Fisherman 1 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 32 | Henry Foner
Scope and Content NoteFoner discusses being driven out of teaching during the late 1940s, industrial and union activities during the 1948-1970s, the Communist Party, and Ben Gold. Interview by Russell Karr.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Mar 29, 1976 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 419 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | Edith Fox
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Nora Wainer.
Historical/Biographical NoteEdith Fox was born in the Soviet Union, and her family immigrated to Philadelphia when she was a child. She became a socialist through her involvement in Hashomer as a child. As an adult, she joined the Worker's Party, then became followers of C.L.R. James (Johnson-Forest Tendency), and joined the Socialist Workers Party. Fox and her husband Art moved to Detroit and became active in the with the democratization faction of the United Auto Workers Union. The Foxes worked on a Ford assembly line for twenty years. They stayed in the SWP until the 1960s. The interview was taken by Nora Wainer in Los Angeles in 1981 for an oral history project on radical women with a focus on Trotskyist Women. |
July 1981 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Fox 1-4 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 310 A-E (Audio [31142054611457]) | Emmanuel Fried
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Scope and Content NoteSeveral recordings of readings and interviews of Emmanuel Fried. The first disk contains a May 1983 discussion for Buffalo radio station WBNY with topics including education, acting, union organizing, writing, impact of blacklist on career. The second and third disks are the recording of a Niagara-Erie writing conference held at St. John's Grace Episcopal Church in Buffalo, New York on Oct 30, 1980. Fried gives a reading from his plays and there is also a reading by author Peter Mathiessen. The fourth disk contains a radio interview of Fried by John Nash for WADU in Buffalo, taken in Mar 1980. The fifth disk contains a readings from the Labor Writers Workshop on Jun 8, 1977, introduced by Emmanuel Fried and broadcast on WBFO of Buffalo. The sixth disk contains the recording of a New Letters on the Air (Kansas City, Missouri) broadcast of readings and an interview of Fried from Jun 1978. Emmanuel Fried
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1977-1983 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Fried 1-6 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 89 (Audio [31142054611416]) | William (Bill) Friedland
Scope and Content NoteFriedland discusses the cultural perspective of the Workers Party, role of music in Friedland's life and creation of the record Songs for Sectarians, college teaching, and sympathy for antiwar students during the 1960s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
May 6, 1983 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Friedland 1 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 16 | CD : Friedland & Fishgold 1 (Audio [31142062726412]) | Isadore Friedman & Max Fishgold
Scope and Content NoteInterview addresses union activities and the Left from the 1930s-1950s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Mar 15, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 90 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 91 A-C (Audio [31142054611416]) | Mary Gale
Scope and Content NoteGale discusses growing up in East New York and Queens in the 1910s-1920s, International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU) during the 1920s-1930s, the Scottsboro case, and the American Labor Party. She also discusses family and home life in relation to her work and political activism. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. |
Jan 29, 1982 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Gale 1-3 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 395 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Sam Garber
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Nov 5, 1979 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Garber 1 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 93 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Alex and Faye Gardner, Abe Kantor, and Hyman Hodes
Scope and Content NoteTopics covered in the interview include Jewish and Italian radicalism during the 1930s-1950s, the Unemployed Councils, the Workers' Club, Works Progress Administration, the Garibaldi Clubs, work as Vito Marcantonio's campaign manager, and union activities. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Mar 15, 1983 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Gardners, Kantor & Hodes 1-2 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 16 | CD : Garlin 1-2 (Audio [31142062726412]) | Sender Garlin
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of Garlin's background in the Socialist Party in the 1910s and his time at the Daily Worker in the 1920s-1930s, including the paper's atmosphere and humor. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsApproval for direct quotations must be obtained from interviewee or his heirs. |
Oct 14, 1976 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 92 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 94 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Hugo Gellert
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of immigration from Hungary to the United States and return to Hungary during World War I. It also covers Gellert's work as an artist and cartoonist for commercial publications The New Yorker and New York, the Hungarian-American Left newspaper Uj Elore, and radical arts and literary journal The Masses. Interview includes Gellert's recollections of fellow Masses contributor John Reed. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 4, 1984 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Gellert 1-2 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 33 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 34 | Sophie Melvin-Gerson
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes description of background and youth in Ukraine, Massachusetts, and New York. It also includes discussion of Gerson's involvement in the Young Communist League and the events of the Passaic and Gastonia textile strikes. Interview by Alan Safron. |
Mar 13, 1976 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 35 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Joseph Giganti
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Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the Italian-American Communist newspaper II Lavoratore and its editorial staff and theatrical commentary. Giganti also discusses the nature of Italian-American Left in Chicago during the 1920s through 1940s, "anti-Red" police squad in Chicago, Giganti's expulsion from Communist movement, early Trotskyism, leftist activities of different ethnic groups in Chicago during the 1930s. Other subjects commented upon are the barber's union and Giganti's thoughts on the activities of various factions including those following Oehler, Lovestone, Cannon, and Muste. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 26, 1983 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Giganti 1-2 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 96 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 16 | CD : Gilden 1-2 (Audio [31142062726412]) | Katya Gilden
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Nov 21, 1976 | |
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Box: 2 | Cassette : 95 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 16 | CD : Gitlin 1-2 (Audio [31142062726412]) | Todd Gitlin
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of Students for a Democratic Society during the 1960s. Interview by Kirkpatrick Sale. |
Mar 1, 1970 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 97 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 98 A-C (Audio [31142054611416]) | Barbara Gittings
Scope and Content NoteInterview discusses the gay liberation movement during the 1950s-1970s. Interview by Howard August. Barbara Gittings
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Jul 26, 1983 | |
Box: 16 | CD : Gittings 1-4 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 36/37 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Jessie Glaberman
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the Socialist Workers Party and Workers Party in New York, Philadelphia and Detroit during the 1930s-1950s. Interviews by Lyn Goldfarb and Ruth Meyerowitz.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Jessie Glaberman
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Aug 17, 1977 - Sep 3, 1977 | |
Box: 16 | CD : J. Glaberman 1-10 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 99 A-G (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 100 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Martin Glaberman
Scope and Content NoteGlaberman discusses the Johnson-Forest Tendency in New York and Detroit during the 1940s-1950s. Interview by Dan Georgakas. Martin Glaberman
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Mar 29, 1983 | |
Box: 16 | CD : M. Glaberman 1 (Audio [31142062726412]) | |||
Box: 16 | CD : Glassman 1-2 (Audio [31142062726412]) | Ruth Glassman
Scope and Content NoteGlassman discusses the American Youth Congress during the 1930s, World War II and shop agitation, women in factories, and the United Electrical Workers. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. |
Feb 1, 1979 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 101 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Glotzer 1-3 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Albert Glotzer Albert Glotzer
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Oct 24, 1973 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 335 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Glotzer 4-7 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Albert Glotzer
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Glotzer's family background in Russia and Chicago, the Communist Party during the 1920s, American Trotskyism during the late 1920s-30s, and the Workers Party during the 1940s. The last cassette contains a narration by Glotzer in response to written questions by Jon Bloom. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Dec 13, 1983, Dec 21, 1983, and Mar 31, 1984 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 38 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 102 A-D (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 103 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Lillian Gold
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Gold's youth in New York City, her recollections of World War I, seeking employment, her involvement in the Socialist Party in 1933, her activities with the War Resisters' League, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the trade union movement, and union work with teachers in 1950. Interview by Sy Singer.
Use RestrictionsCopyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. In release form, narrator granted Tamiment Library broad rights pertaining to use of these materials. Please contact the Tamiment Library for further information. |
Apr 4, 1982 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 39 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Gold 1-2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 40 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Itche Goldberg
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Goldberg's role as editor of Yiddishe Kultur, his early literary influences, an analysis of the development of Yiddish literature, political and introspective approaches to literature, and literary criticism. Goldberg also discusses the future of the Yiddish language and literature. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Jun 5, 1982 | |
Box: 17 | CD : Goldberg 1 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 104 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Goldberg 2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Itche Goldberg
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains Goldberg's reflections on secular and religious aspects of Jewish cultural identity and an examination of unique characteristics of Jewish humor. Interview by Paul Buhle. Itche Goldberg
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Feb 16, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 105 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 17 | Goldens Bridge Colony
Scope and Content NoteThis recording documents life and political outlooks of the residents in this Westchester County cooperative community from its founding in 1927 through the 1950s. Goldens Bridge Colony
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1984 | ||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 425 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 41 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Mollie Goldstein
Scope and Content NoteInterview topics include the Communist Party, women's organizations, price and rent protests in Brooklyn and the Bronx, and activism during the 1930s. Interview by Bea Lemisch. Mollie Goldstein
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Nov 7, 1981 | |
Box: 17 | CD : M. Goldstein 1-2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 106 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 42 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Nina Goldstein
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Goldstein's early life in Russia and Canada, her work and political life in Brownsville and East Flatbush, Brooklyn during the 1920s-1930s, and the activities of the Communist Party. The interview also covers theMorgen Freiheit, the International Workers Order, Russian War Relief and aid to Israel during the 1940s, and the Jewish cultural movement in Miami Beach. Interview by Bea Lemisch. Nina Goldstein
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Mar 19, 1980 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 107 A-D (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : N. Goldstein 1-4 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Goldwater 1-2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Walter Goldwater
Scope and Content NoteGoldwater discusses C.L.R. James during the 1920s-1960s, the Workers Party during the 1940s, Trotskyism, anti-Stalinism, neo-conservatism, Pan-Africanism, and Eric Williams. Interview by Paul Buhle. Walter Goldwater
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Feb 15, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 108 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 108A (Audio [31142054611416]) | Helen Goodman
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussions of childhood in Brooklyn and early jobs, the Great Depression, and work in defense plants during World War II. Activity in the UE Local 1707, American Labor Party, and Jewish Association Services for the Aged are discussed, as are May Day parades and her father's socialist activities. The interview also includes comments on the Paul Robeson concert at Peekskill and Rosenberg executions. Goodman also talks about members of her family and working with the Jewish Association Services for the Aged. Interview by Laura Helton. Helen Goodman
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Oct 20, 2002 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 43 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Goodman 1-2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 109 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Michael Gordon
Scope and Content NoteGordon describes his association with Frontier Films, and coming to film through a background with the Film and Photo League and Group Theatre during the 1930s. Gordon discusses and contrasts the politics of Frontier Films and Group Theatre. Interview also includes discussion of Gordon's work on various projects and associates in Hollywood and New York City. Interview by Russell Campbell. Michael Gordon
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Mar 25, 1977 | |
Box: 17 | CD : Gordon 1 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 110 A-C (Audio [31142054611416]) | Grandma was an Activist
Historical/Biographical NoteRuth F. Prago, a member of the Oral History of the American Left staff, developed the idea for a radio series based on interviews to be conducted for the OHAL collection. Together with Pacifica Radio, OHAL received a one-year grant from the New York Council for the Humanities to conduct interviews with twenty-five women about radicalism during the 1930s. Radio producers Beth Friend and Charles Potter used these interviews to make a six-part radio series titled "Grandma Was an Activist," first broadcast in 1983. One of the series interviewers, Bea Lemisch, and three of the women interviewed for the series, participated in a panel discussion at the 1984 Berkshire Conference on Women's History.
Scope and Content NoteThe six half-hour segements of "Grandma was an Activist" include excerpts from OHAL interviews with Louise Thompson, Jane Dudley, Alice Dodge Wolfson, Meridel LeSueur, among others. 1) The Black and the Red 2) How Do You Spell Relief? 3) On the Line 4) They Shall Not Pass 5) Readin' and Ritin' on the Road to Power 6) Militant Muse Grandma was an Activist
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1983 | |
Box: 17 | CD : Grandma was an Activist 1-3 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Grant 1 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Leah Dillon Grant
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Yiddish literary milieu in 1920s and role of interviewee's uncle, A.M. Dillon. Also covered are the Johnson-Forest Tendency, its leaders and activities during the 1940s, and cultural perspectives. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Leah Dillon Grant
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Jul 24, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 111 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Green 1 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Janet Green
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding Green's experiences growing up in the Bronx and working in New York City. Interview by Jeff Eichler. |
May 29, 2009 | |
Box: 10 | CD : Green 1 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Greenberg 1-2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Samuel Greenberg
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Yiddish Left in Los Angeles and nationally from the 1930s-1980s. This includes Greenberg's analysis of various personalities in Yiddish literature including Leivick, Avrom Reyzen, Moshe Nadir, and others. He comments on the relative literary merits of the Morgen Freiheit, Forward, and Freie Arbeiter Stimme, and describes the break between the Freiheit and many writers on the Yiddish literary scene. Greenberg expresses pessimism regarding Yiddish culture and working class political movements in the 1980s, and details his own loss of faith in the Soviet Union during the preceding decades. Facets of this discussion include the diminished state of Yiddish culture in the Soviet Union, contrasts between his travels there during 1930s and 1980s, and Greenberg's analyses of the reasons for the decline of Jewish progressive movement. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 27, 1982 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 112 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 113 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Guardian Forum
Scope and Content Note"What Road to Building a New Communist Party?"; criticism of 1960s politics; history of class struggle. Topics included: women's role in class struggle, role of race and nationality in class struggle, discussion of how new Communist Party would be organized, the tension between unity and sects, the activities of the October League Hosted by the Guardian newspaper
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May 26, 1973 | |
Box: 17 | CD : Guardian Forum 1-4 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Gudelman 1-3 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Sarah Gudelman
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of Sarah Gudelman's youth in Russia and Germany, her family history, immigration to Lower East Side in New York City and work in the garment trade. Other topics include life with her husband, the sculptor Gudelman, and the death of their first child. Also discussed are Sarah Gudelman's work as administrator for 18 progressive shuls in Bronx, her assessments of artists and Yiddish literary figures including Moshe Nadir and Itche Goldberg, and her involvement in the Communist Party. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Nov 3, 1979 | |
Box: 10 | Box : 396 A-C (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Halonen 1-2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Oive Halonen
Scope and Content NoteHalonen discusses Finnish-American radicalism in Minnesota and Oregon during the 1910s-1930s, participation in Spanish Civil War as member of Abraham Lincoln Brigade, and experiences as Seattle machinist during the 1940s-1960s. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Feb 27, 1978 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 44 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 114 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Hanusiak 1 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Michael Hanusiak
Scope and Content NoteTopics covered by this interview include the Ukrainian-American Left, the International Workers Order during the 1930s-1940s, the effects of McCarthyism, problems of organization, publications, and the generational continuity in the ethnic progressive movement through the 1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Mar 30, 1983 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 115 (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 17 | CD : Harap 1-4 (Audio [31142062726438]) | Louis Harap
Scope and Content NoteHarap discusses Harvard University during the 1930s, Jewish Survey during the 1940s, Jewish Life during the 1940s-1950s, the Rosenberg case, and Jewish Currents during the 1950s-1970s. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Mar 19, 1978 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 45 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 116 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 6 | Reel : 386 (Mixed Materials [31142054611457]) | Harlem Riots Inquiry
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Scope and Content NoteInterview with Sanford Katz, the attorney representing defendants from the Progressive Labor Movement who were charged with involvement in the Harlem Riots of 1964. Subjects include criticism of actions of grand jury, selection of the grand jury, and the implications of holding Eleanor Goldstein in contempt multiple times over the same questions. Harlem Riots Inquiry
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Apr 14, 1965 | |
Box: 17 | CD : Harlem Riots Inquiry 1 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 117 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Michael Harrington
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the "prehistory" of Students for a Democratic Society during the late 1950s and the activities of SDS during the 1960s. Interview by Kirkpatrick Sale. |
Oct 6, 1969 | |
Box: 17 | CD : Harrington 1-2 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 117.5 A-C (Audio [31142054611416]) | Michael Harrington
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May 2, 1988 | |
Box: 17 | CD : Harrington 3-5 (Audio [31142062726438]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 46 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Daniel Heartquist
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the Socialist movement in Sweden, Swedish-American Socialism, the Left in New England during the 1930s-1940s, and reflections on American Communism. Interview by Bill Schecter. |
Feb 5, 1981 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 118 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Heartquist 1-2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 47 | James B. Henry
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the legal prosecution of the International Workers Order in New York State during the 1950s and Henry's role as ex-Special Assistant Attorney General. Interview by Howard Brown. |
May 11, 1976 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 119 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Michael Henry
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Scope and Content NoteInterview by Theresa Diamond. |
Jun 4, 1980 | |
Box: 18 | CD : M. Henry 1-2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 424 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Philip Hochstein
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of immigration from Russian Empire, youth in Bayonne, New Jersey, and the press and the Left. Interview by Diana Maull. Philip Hochstein
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Oct 28, 1986 | |
Box: 18 | CD : Hochstein 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 120 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Otis Hood
General noteIndex available
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of Hood's union-family background, the New England Left in the 1930s, the Communist Party in Vermont during the 1930s, the Communist Party in Boston during the 1930s-1940s, Hood's experience in prison, and other reflections. Interview by Bill Schecter. |
Mar 24, 1981 | |
Box: 18 | CD : Hood 1-2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 121 A-B (Audio [31142054611416]) | Walter Hoops
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the Saint Louis Free Thought movement from the nineteenth century to 1940s, Hoops' background in Germany, his immigration to the United States, the Rand School of Social Science, the Socialist Party in Saint Louis during the 1930s, and Free Thought and atheism in Saint Louis from the 1940s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 6, 1984 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 48 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Hoops 1-2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Folder : 122 (Audio [31142054611416]) | Frank Horzen
Scope and Content NoteInterview consists of an analysis of politics in Fontana, California by member of the religious (anti-socialist) South Slav benefit association and steel worker, who later became mayor of Fontana. Also covers are attitudes toward Henry Kaiser and later (Third World) immigrants. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 26, 1982 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 49 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Horzen 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILD 1-3 (Audio [31142062726446]) | International Labor Defense
Use RestrictionsCopyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrators and interviewer. In release form, narrators granted Tamiment Library broad rights pertaining to use of these materials. Please contact the Tamiment Library for further information.
Scope and Content NoteInterview with David Freedman, Sam Neuberger, and Fay Pasternak on International Labor Defense, National Lawyers Guild, and radical legal work in the 1930s-1940s. Interview includes recollections of Joe Brodsky, Carol King, Vito Marcantonio, and others. Interview by Ann Ginger and Debra Bernhardt. International Labor Defense
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Jun 21, 1982 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 124 A-C (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 A (Audio [31142054611416]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 1
Scope and Content NoteInterview by David Gurowsky. International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 1
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Oct 22, 1974 | |
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 6 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 B (Audio [31142054611416]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Man 1
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 1 of CD ILGWU 1. Interview by David Gurowsky. International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Man 1
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Oct 22, 1974 | |
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 A (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 6 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 C (Audio [31142054611416]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 2
Scope and Content NoteInterview by David Gurowsky. International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 2
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Feb 10, 1975 | |
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 7 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 D (Audio [31142054611416]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Man 2
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 2 of CD ILGWU 2. The narrator discusses work in the garment industry and figures in the ILGWU during the 1910s-1940s. Interview by David Gurowsky. International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Man 2
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Dec 16, 1974 | |
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 8 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 E (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 3 (Audio [31142062726446]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Man 3
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 2 of CD ILGWU 3. Interview by David Gurowsky. |
Oct 24, 1974 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 G (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 1 | CD : ILGWU 9 (Audio [31142054611408]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 F (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
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Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 F (Audio [31142054611416]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 3
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 1 of CD ILGWU 3. Interview by David Gurowsky. |
Oct 23, 1974 | |
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 3 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 E (Audio [31142054611416]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 4
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 1 of CD ILGWU 2. Interview by David Gurowsky. |
Nov 19, 1974 | |
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 H (Audio [31142054611416]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 5
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 1 of CD ILGWU 4. Interview by David Gurowsky. |
Dec 27, 1974 | |
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 4 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 6
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 2 of CD ILGWU 1. Interview by David Gurowsky. |
Oct 22, 1974 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 B (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 10 (Audio [31142062726446]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 7
Scope and Content NoteInterview by David Gurowsky. International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 7
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Mar 12, 1975 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 123 J (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 123 I (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 5 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 8 (Audio [31142062726446]) | International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 8
Scope and Content NoteInterview is on track 2 of CD ILGWU 4. Interview by David Gurowsky. International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, Anonymous Woman 8
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Jan 2, 1975 | |
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 D (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : ILGWU 4 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 2 | Cassette : 123 H (Audio [31142054611416]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Irsay 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | Evelyn Irsay
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Bea Lemisch.
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Jun 1982 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 383 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 369 (Audio [31142054611457]) | CLR James
Scope and Content NoteRecording of a speech titled "Africa and World Politics" at the University of Rhode Island. Recorded by Paul Buhle.
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Feb 25, 1974 | |
Box: 18 | CD : James 1-2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 369 (Audio [31142054611457]) | CLR James
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
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Oct 15, 1981 | |
Box: 18 | CD : James 3 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Jabara 1-2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | Abdeen Jabara
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Mar 28, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 125 B-C (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 126 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Jewish People's Chorus
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Scope and Content NoteExcerpt from performance at Yablon Center in Los Angeles, California. Jewish People's Chorus
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Apr 14, 1980 | |
Box: 18 | CD : Jewish People's Chorus 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Jokubka 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | S.J. Jokubka
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Jokubka's background in Lithuania and activities in Argentina during the 1930s. He also speaks of his editorship of Vilnis, a Chicago-based Lithuanian-language newspaper, since 1942. Jokubka also discusses the problems of publishing ethnic newspaper and the role of cultural activities in the Lituanian-American movement. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 28, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 125 A (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 1 | Folder : data_value_missing_cdf477656c5e54755650898b7f0ec3cb (Mixed Materials [31142054611408]) | Howard Johnson
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Johnson's involvement in show business in Harlem during the 1930s and dancing at the Cotton Club. He also describes his politicization, his entry into the Communist party, community involvement during the 1940s, and figures such as Jackie Robinson and Paul Robeson. Johnson also analyzes the relations of blacks and whites in the Communist Party. The recording also includes a sound reel from his night class. Interview by Richard Wormser.
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Oct 17, 1979 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 127 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Johnson 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 18 | CD : Johnson 2-8 (Audio [31142062726446]) | Howard "Stretch" Johnson
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Dan Cohen.
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Jun 26, 1984 - Aug 23, 1984 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 333A-E (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 50 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 51 | Howard Johnson
Scope and Content NoteThis interview is a part of the series "Oral Histories of African Americans" by the Center for Oral History at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. The interview covers his activities as a performer at the Cotton Club, as a Communist Party organizer, and as an educator. Interview by Kathryn Takara.
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Dec 1990 | |
Box: 18 | CD : Kaartinen 1-2 (Audio [31142062726446]) | Onni Kaartinen
Scope and Content NoteKaartinen discusses his Finnish-American radical background during the 1930s, the Spanish Civil War, and fraternal and political activities from the 1940s-1970s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Onni Kaartinen
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Jul 7, 1984 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 128 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 129 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Morris (Moshe) Kaplan
Scope and Content NoteKaplan discusses the Yiddishe Kultur Farband (YKUF) and the Jewish cultural movement in Los Angeles. Interview by Paul Buhle. Morris (Moshe) Kaplan
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Jul 15, 1984 | |
Box: 18 | CD : Kaplan 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 130 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Maude White Katz
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Katz's early days in the Communist Party, the fight against white chauvinism, and the Needle Trades Industrial Union's activities during the 1920s. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. Maude White Katz
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Oct 18, 1981 | |
Box: 18 | CD : Katz 1 (Audio [31142062726446]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Kempf 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Ed Kempf
Scope and Content NoteKempf discusses his role as New Jersey Regional Director of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee-Harrison-Hoboken-Jersey City, Crucible Steel, Otis Elevator, the Socialist Party, and the Socialist Workers Party during the 1930s. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Oct 29, 1978 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 52 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 131 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 132 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Aaron Kertman
Scope and Content NoteKertman discusses the Yiddishe Kultur Farband (YKUF) and the Jewish cultural movement in Los Angeles. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 7, 1980 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Kertman 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Kerzic 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Anton Kerzic
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the origins of Slovenian-American fraternal movement in Waukegan and North Chicago, Illinois. Kerzic also covers his work in a cooperative grocery store during the 1930s-1940s and work with Finnish-American fraternal group in milk coop during the 1930s-1950s. Kerzic also discusses conflict between the midwestern and eastern factions of the SNPJ (Slovenska Narodna Podporna Jednota) and his role as founder of a savings and loan bank in Waukegan. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 27, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 133 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 397 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | Maurice Kish
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
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Sep 23, 1979 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Kish 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Kish 3 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Maurice Kish
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
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Oct 29, 1979 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 398 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 134 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Maurice Kish
Scope and Content NoteBrief interview with Russian-born painter about his family and his work. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Feb 17, 1983 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Kish 4 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 135 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | Camp Kinderland Reunion
Scope and Content NoteRecording includes reminiscences, reading of letters, and songs and dances.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Camp Kinderland Reunion
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Jun 9, 1979 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Camp Kinderland 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Kolehmainen 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Mary Kolehmainen
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Scope and Content NoteKoloehmainen discusses emigration from Finland, the activities of the Socialist Party, and the Finnish women's newspaper. Interview by Bill Schecter. Mary Kolehmainen
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Mar 10, 1981 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 136 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 53 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Kolehmainen 2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Mary Kolehmainen
Scope and Content NoteKolehmainen discusses her immigration to America, life in the Finnish-American Left, the activities of Finns in Boston area during the 1930s-1940s, her role as editor of women's weekly Naisten Viiri, and the support of Finnish-American movement. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 30, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 137 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Korn 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Joseph Korn
Scope and Content NoteKorn discusses the Yiddishe Kultur Farband (YKUF) and the Jewish cultural movement in Los Angeles. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 16, 1980 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 138 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Koski 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Ernest Koski
Scope and Content NoteKoski discusses the Finnish-American Left in Mesabi Iron Range and the radical Finnish newspaper Tyomies. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 31, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 139 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 140 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | Nettie Kravitz
Scope and Content NoteKravitz discusses the Johnson-Forest Tendency, radical feminism, and activities on the East Coast and in Detroit, from the 1940s-1960s. Interview by Dan Georgakas. Nettie Kravitz
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Apr 1, 1983 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Kravitz 1-3 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 54 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Rose Kryzak
Scope and Content NoteKryzak describes growing up in New York City, her life as a Communist Party member from 1933, her trip to Soviet Union and impressions of it, the Communist Party and women's issues, and the McCarthy period. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. |
Jan 4, 1982 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Kryzak 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 3 | Folder : 141 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 1 | Folder : data_value_missing_ea2e439560b69293843fdbf4d0d0fb2b (Mixed Materials [31142054611408]) | Jacob Kunin
Scope and Content NoteKunin discusses ethnic groups and politics in Bridgeport, Connecticut during the 1920s-1940s. Interview by Bruce Stave.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Mar 2, 1967 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 55 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Lahusen 1-3 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Kay Lahusen
Scope and Content NoteInterview with Kay Lahusen (also known as Kay Tobin) covers relationship between gay liberation movement and the Left, publications, and legislative campaigns during the 1950s-1970s. Interview by Howard August. |
Jul 26, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 143 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Leeds 1-3 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Ollie Leeds
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Howard August.
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Aug 9, 1983 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 370 A-C (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 19 | Cassette : LeSueur 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Meridel LeSueur
Scope and Content NoteInterview details author Meridel LeSueur's recollections of Minnesota radicalism during the Great Depression. Interview by Jon Bloom. Meridel LeSueur
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May 1, 1982 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 144 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 336.5 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Aaron Levenstein
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Aaron Levenstein
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Mar 5, 1974 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Levenstein 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 1 | Folder : data_value_missing_a31a12feaa29d3fe642b4b15a0326bc4 (Mixed Materials [31142054611408]) | Alfred Baker Lewis
Scope and Content NoteLewis and his wife discuss the Socialist Party and the New England region during the 1910s-1940s and the civil rights movement during the 1940s-1960s. Interview by Bruce Stave.
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Sep 8, 1967 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 56 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 146 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Fred Lilja
Scope and Content NoteLilja discusses his immigration to the United States and his work as itinerant miner, lumber worker, and fisherman during the 1910s. He also covers the activities of Finnish-American Left in Monessan, Pennsylvania during the 1920s-1950. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jun 28, 1983 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Lilja 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 399 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Sam Liptzin
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
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Mar 22, 1979 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Liptzin 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 312 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Frank Lovell
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Jan 19, 1990 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Lovell 1-3 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Lovell 4-5 (Audio [31142062726461]) | Frank Lovell
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Feb 2, 1990 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 313 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 148 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | Luisa
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the United Electrical Workers Local 431 at the Emerson Electric Company in Jersey City, New Jersey. Interview by Ruth Prago. |
May 3, 1979 and Mar 30, 1979 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Luisa 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 149 (Audio [31142054611424]) | James Lustig
Scope and Content NoteLustig discusses the activities of Hungarian-American Left in the fur-leather and electrical workers unions during the 1920s-1940s, his own role in strikes, blacklisting in the 1950s, and work on Henry Wallace's farm. Lustig also discusses his involvement with the publications Uj Elore and Hungarian-American Word during the 1950s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 20, 1982 | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 57 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : Lustig 1 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 19 | CD : A. Magil 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | A.B. Magil
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals.
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Magil's in Yiddish culture in Philadelphia, life at the Daily Worker in the 1920s, and self-denial of Yiddish cultural activities for "broader field." Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 31, 1980 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 150 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 58 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | A.B. Magil
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Allen Thompson. |
Jan 5, 1994 - Mar 27, 1995 | |
Box: 19 | CD : A. Magil 3-9 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 332 A-F (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 151 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | Vito Magli
Scope and Content NoteInterviews includes discussion of background as high school supporter of Vito Marcantonio in New York and youth leader of Marcantonio movement. Also covered is Magil's work as editor of Communist Italian-language paper, L'Unita and its support in mining regions and cities during the 1940s-1950s. Additionally, the interview covers Magil's retirement to Florida and reflections. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
May 15, 1983 | |
Box: 19 | CD : V. Magli 1-2 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 7 | Folder : 59 | Mary Magner
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Magner's activities in the Bridgeport, Connecticut Socialist Party and role as executive secretary to Socialist Mayor Jasper McLevy from 1940-1957. Interview by Bruce Stave.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Jan 26, 1975 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 153 A-C (Audio [31142054611424]) | Robin Maisel
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers activities of the Socialist Workers Party during the 1960s-1970s, Maisel's work experience in print shops, and the influence of his parents' radical convictions and activities. Interview by Claudia Hommel.
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Feb 28 and Mar 5, 1975 | |
Box: 19 | CD : Maisel 1-3 (Audio [31142062726461]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Manford 1-3 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Morty Manford
Use RestrictionsAny rights (including copyright and related rights to publicity and privacy) held by Morty Manford and Howard August for this interview were transferred to New York University. Permission to publish or reproduce this interview must be secured from the Tamiment Library. Morty Manford has requested that the interview be used for not-for-profit purposes only.
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding gay rights. Interview by Howard August. Morty Manford
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Aug 6, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 154 A-C (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 155 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Julius Margolin
Scope and Content NoteInterview describes Margolin's activities from 1930s-1950s. Topics include the Food Workers Industrial Union, the National Maritime Union, the World War II no-strike pledge, the Communist Party view of Trotskyism, and the Korean War. Interview by Jon Bloom. Julius Margolin
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Dec 30, 1983 | |
Box: 20 | CD : Margolin 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Margules 1-2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Rita Margules
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Mike Nash. |
Jun 16, 2011 | |
Box: 10 | CD : Margules 1-2 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Marsh 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Alice Marsh
Scope and Content NoteSubjects discussed in this interview include the activities of the Socialist Party during the 1930s and the struggle between Communists and Socialists in the Teachers Union. |
Feb 24, 1982 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 156 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 158 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Matteotti Club
Scope and Content NoteReunion of Rhode Island activists in Sacco-Vanzetti Defense Campaign, 50 years after execution. Disscussion of defense activities, mostly by Luigi Nardella.
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1977 | |
Box: 20 | CD : Matteotti 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Container 1 | Container 2 | Title | Date | |
Box: 7 | Folder : 60 (Mixed Materials [31142062672301]) | Anthony Martocchia and Philip Lamantia
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Martocchia's anarchist origins in Italy and his anti-fascist activities in Chicago during the 1920s, the San Francisco/Las Gatos anarchist group during the 1930s-1950s, and his meeting with Philip Lamantia in the 1940s.The recording also covers Lamantia's sense of support from older anarchists in the 1940s and the importance of Malatesta for Martocchia. Anarchist publications in the 1980s are also discussed. Interview by Paul Buhle. Anthony Martocchia and Philip Lamantia
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Oct 31, 1982 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 157 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Martocchia & Lamantia 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Mattis 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | David Mattis
Scope and Content NoteIncludes discussion of Jews in film, Yiddish culture, and the Morgen Freiheit and the Forward. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Dec 28, 1979 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 400 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : McDonald 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Grace Burnham McDonald
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals.
Scope and Content NoteInterview is part of a series of interviews intended to document the activities of the Worker's Health Bureau, which was founded in 1920. Grace Burnham McDonald
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Aug 10, 1973 and Aug 25, 1973 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 360 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : McGrath 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Tom McGrath
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers literature in the 1930s, poetry and the the Communist Party's Popular Front strategy, and Left Culture during the Cold War. Taped responses to written questions from Paul Buhle. |
Mar 9, 1977 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 168 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : McGrath 2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Tom McGrath
Scope and Content NoteRecording of McGrath's reminiscences of the Chelsea neighborhood of New York during the 1930s-1940s, including the character of the neighborhood and radicalism there. Personalities discussed include Ray Condon, Mac and Maggie McLain, and Harold Gates. Topics include relationships with various unions in Chelsea neighborhood, waterfront workers and unions (including the National Maritime Union), a local radical newspaper called the Shamrock, McGrath's job with International Labor Defense, and conflicts with the Christian Front and German American Bund. He also speaks about his activities in Los Angeles in the 1950s. The second of the recording part contains additional information McGrath's background, including his introduction to radical left politics and student activism at University of North Dakota and Louisiana State University.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
undated | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 345 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 169 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Ernest Rice McKinney
Scope and Content NoteBiographical interview with important African American radical, born in 1886. Topics covered include his youth and education, activities as Socialist during the 1910s, involvement with the Communist Party during the 1920s, his period as a "Musteite" during the 1930s and a "Shachtmanite" during the 1940s, the Unemployed Leagues, and A. Philip Randolph. Interview by Jon Bloom. Ernest Rice McKinney
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Feb 25, 1983 | |
Box: 20 | CD : McKinney 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 1 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 2 | Vida McLevy
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Scope and Content NoteTopics discussed include the Socialist Party in Bridgeport and the career of her husband Jasper McLevy as Socialist Mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut from 1933-1957. Interview by Bruce Stave. |
Nov 4, 1966 | |
Box: 20 | CD : Medem 1-2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Medem Jewish Socialist Group/Forum on Jews and the Left
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Scope and Content NoteDiscussion by Paul Buhle and Arthur Liebman on Jews and the Left in the United States from 1890-1982, with questions from audience and response. Medem Jewish Socialist Group/Forum on Jews and the Left
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Feb 26, 1982 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 159 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 164 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Clarina Michelson
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents strikes of department store workers.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Clarina Michelson
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Oct 29, 1979 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 3 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Michelson 1-2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Migas 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Nick Migas
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers unionism and politics in Gary, Indiana during the 1930s-1940s, the relationship between ethnicity and race and nationalism, and the Wisconsin National Farmers Union in the 1950s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Mar 15, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 160 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 161 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | John Mitchell
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Packinghouse Workers and Communist Party in Boston, Massachusetts during the 1940s-1950s. Interview by Bill Schecter. John Mitchell
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Mar 30, 1981 | |
Box: 20 | CD : Mitchell 1-2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Cassette: 161A-B | ||||
Box: 20 | CD : Mizara 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Eva Mizara
Access RestrictionsInterview closed, except with permission of Eva Mizara.
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Lithuanian-American radicalism during the 1920s-1960s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jun 24, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 162 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 163 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | Mother Audley Moore
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Moore's youth in New Orleans, the Marcus Garvey movement during the 1920s, the Communist Party in Harlem during the 1930s, and her break with the Communist Party. Interview by Mark Naison. Mother Audley Moore
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1972 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : data_value_missing_8b1bc5e44e24b59c8eb6845055de8ee3 (Mixed Materials) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Moore 1-2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Moore 3 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Mother Audley Moore
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Moore's experiences in the Communist Party in Harlem during the 1930s. Interview by Ruth Prago. Mother Audley Moore
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Dec 23, 1981 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 163 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 5 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Morgan 1-4 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Anna Morgan
Scope and Content NoteMorgan discusses her Boston childhood, life in Cuba in 1917, and Chicago in the Depression. She also covers the activities of the Communist Party in Champaign, Illinois, Indianapolis, Indiana, and Columbus, Ohio during the 1930s-1950s. Interview by Bill Schecter. |
Jan 22, 1981 - Jan 29, 1981 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 165 A-D (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 166 (Audio [31142054611424]) | Gussie Moskowitz
Scope and Content NoteMoskowitz discusses her Hungarian-American background, the activities of the furriers union, the Communist Party, and general reflections. Interview by Daniel Czitrom. Gussie Moskowitz
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Jun 4, 1976 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 6 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Moskowitz 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Munckton 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Elma Munckton
Scope and Content NoteMunckton discusses her experiences on a farm in Finland during the 1890s, emigration to the United States, life for domestic workers, and the activities of the Finnish-American Left in Bay Area during the 1920s-1960s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Elma Munckton
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Nov 9, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 167 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 7 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Muravchik 1-3 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Emanuel Muravchik
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Emanuel Muravchik
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Dec 6, 1973 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 337 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 335 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Jim Murray
Scope and Content NoteDiscussion regarding Cultural Correspondence. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jun 6, 1984 | |
Box: 20 | CD : Murray 1-2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Cassette: 346 | ||||
Box: 20 | CD : Muscat 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Rosemarie Muscat
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Beth Haskell. Rosemarie Muscat
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Apr 13, 1980 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 170 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Cassette: 170A-B | ||||
Box: 20 | CD : Lillian 1 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Lillian N.
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Scope and Content NoteInterview covers activities at Brooklyn College, in the National Students' League, and with the Medical Bureau of Aid to Spanish Democracy during the 1930s. Interview by Bea Lemisch. |
May 19, 1982 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 8 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 147 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 20 | CD : Nadelman 1-2 (Audio [31142062726396]) | Morris Nadelman
Scope and Content NoteNadelman discusses his Yiddish Anarchist origins in Russia, Yiddish Anarchist activities in Los Angeles from the 1920s-1980s, Rudolf Rocker's personality and his circle, the activities of the Arbeter Ring (Workmens' Circle), and fund-raising for victims of Spanish Civil war. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Apr 8, 1980 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 171 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 9 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 172 A-C (Audio [31142054611424]) | Luigi Nardella
Scope and Content NoteThe first two disks or tapes are comprised of an oral history interview taken by Paul Buhle on September 29, 1982. The third tape or disk is a speech delivered to Rhode Island Labor History Forum at Knight Public Library in Providence regarding unemployed movement in Rhode Island during the 1930s. |
Mar 1978 and Sep 29, 1982 | |
Box: 20 | CD : Nardella 1-3 (Audio [31142062726396]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 10 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 336 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Al Nash
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Jon Bloom.
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Dec 8, 1983 | |
Box: 21 | CD : Nash 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 173 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | Steve Nelson
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers unemployed activities in Chicago, activities in anthracite coal districts, and the Popular Front and the Spanish Civil War. Interview by Rick Wormser.
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1981 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 11 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Nelson 1-4 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 12 | Walter Nelson
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Nelson's family history, education and work, and his involvement in the World Socialist Party (formerly Workers Socialist Party and Socialist Educational Society). Interview by Katherine Brucher. |
Apr 17, 1999 | |
Box: 10 | Esta Nette
Scope and Content NoteOne 1978 interview covering the history of the Pioneers, the Young Communist League, and protests. |
1978 | ||
Box: 21 | CD : Nette 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 21 | DVD : Nette 2 (Moving Images [31142062726420]) | Esta Nette
Scope and Content NoteOne DVD interview covering the history of the Pioneers, the Young Communist League, and protests. |
undated | |
Box: 10 | ||||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 416 A-D (Audio [31142054611465]) | Demosthenes Nicas
Scope and Content NoteNicas discusses activities from 1900 through the late 1930s, including the relationship between the CIO and Communist Party in Ohio, newspapers, and the impact of the Hitler-Stalin pact. Interview by Dan Georgakas.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Demosthenes Nicas
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Circa 1987-1989 | |
Box: 21 | CD : Nicas 1-4 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 417 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Demosthenes Nicas
Scope and Content NoteSpeech on Greek labor and radicalism.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Demosthenes Nicas
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1986 | |
Box: 21 | CD : Nicas 5-6 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Nobel 1-2 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Rose Nobel
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Bea Lemisch. |
Feb 28, 1981 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 385 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 174 A-D (Audio [31142054611424]) | Joseph and Ruth Norrick
Scope and Content NoteThe interview covers origins of radicalism in Indiana coal mining traditions during the 1910s-1920s, Joseph Norrick's role in 1930s-1940s Left, and perspectives on problems of "Americanizing" Communism in the United States. Ruth Norrick discusses her background in Terre Haute, Indiana, meeting with Eugene Debs, literary life in New York during the 1930s, Cold War-era blacklisting from United Nations Children's agency, and her work in journalism. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Related Archival MaterialsAdditional content from Joseph and Ruth Norrick was recorded on the second cassette of the Jose Alvarez interview in the Oral History of the American Left (OH 002). Joseph and Ruth Norrick
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Mar 15, 1983 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 13 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Norrick 1-2 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Norris 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Clarence Norris
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the Scottsboro Boys case, as recalled by one of nine defendants. Interview also covers the role of International Labor Defense and NAACP and the circumstances of his pardon. Interview by Richard Wormser. Clarence Norris
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Feb 25, 1981 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 175 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Novick 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Paul Novick
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the Morgen Freiheit and Yiddish literature. Interview by Paul Buhle |
1979 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 401 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Novick 2 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Paul Novick
Scope and Content NoteDiscussion of Yiddish culture and politics including his employment by the Groysser Kundes magazine as a humorist and his involvement with the Morgen Freiheit, which he joined in 1922 and edited from 1939-1988. Interview by Paul Buhle |
Jan 20, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 176 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 402 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Paul Novick
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle. |
Feb 9, 1985 | |
Box: 21 | CD : Novick 3 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 177 A-C (Audio [31142054611424]) | Stanley Nowak
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the Polish-American Left in Detroit during the 1930s, cigar workers, the United Auto Workers, the American Slav Congress, different Polish-American Left organizations from the 1910s-1920s, and Poland in the 1980s. Only third disk of Nowak interview has been transcribed. Interview by Dan Georgakas. Stanley Nowak
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Mar 30, 1983 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 14 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Nowak 1-3 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : O'Brien 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Marjorie O'Brien
Scope and Content NoteO'Brien discusses her background in Wisconsin, the University of Wisconsin Trotskyist circle, activities in the 1940s, and her attitude towards C.L.R. James and Johnson-Forest Tendency. Interview by Paul Buhle. Marjorie O'Brien
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May 7, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 178 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : O'Connor 1-3 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Harvey O'Connor
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents O'Connor's activities in Seattle around time of 1919 general strike, his work in the Federated Press during the 1920s-40s, relationships with Communists and oldtime labor editors and ethnic radicals such as Ludwig Lore, activities in Pittsburgh during the 1930s, and the attack of the House Un-American Activities Committee during the 1950s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Harvey O'Connor
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Sep 27, 1977 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 15 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 180 A-C (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Ocko 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Edna Ocko
Scope and Content NoteInterview analyzes the relationship between the Left and dance in the 1930s-1940s, looking at form and content in radicalism and modern dance. Interview by Richard Wormser.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
1981 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 181 (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Oehler 1-4 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Hugo Oehler
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Oehler's philosophical background and introduction to Marx, his involvement with the Communist Party, including organization through trade unions and undercover activities within CP on behalf of Trotskyites. Oehler further analyzes the struggles between Stalin and Trotsky supporters and discusses his activities in Spanish Civil War and opinions on French Turn.
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Jul 6, 1977 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 179 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : O'Hara 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Margaret O'Hara
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Theresa Diamond.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Margaret O'Hara
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Apr 22, 1980 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 380 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : O'Hare 1-4 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Gene O'Hare
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Victoria O'Hare Von Hagen
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undated | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 182 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 349-350 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Bertell Ollman
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Ollman's background in Milwaukee in the 1940s-1950s, radicalism in Madison, Wisconsin, his political activities and intellectual growth in Madison Students League for Industrial Democracy, Students for Democratic Action, and his reflections on the Madison experience. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Nov 5, 1982 | |
Box: 21 | CD : Ollman 1-2 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Orlansky 1-2 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Celia Orlansky
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Celia Orlansky
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Oct 27, 1981 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 351-352 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Page 1-2 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Myra Page
Historical/Biographical NoteMyra Page was a Southern writer and novelist who authored The Gathering Storm and Moscow Yankee during the 1930s.
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Jon Bloom.
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1982 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 183 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 3 | Cassette : 184 (Audio [31142054611424]) | John Pandera
Scope and Content NotePandera discusses the Left in the South Slav sections of San Pedro, California during the 1930s-1950s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 22, 1982 | |
Box: 21 | CD : Pandera 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | |||
Box: 21 | CD : Pasternak 1 (Audio [31142062726420]) | Morris Pasternak
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Marvin Gettleman.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Morris Pasternak
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Mar 21, 1978 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 381 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 16 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Louise Thompson Patterson
Scope and Content NoteThompson discusses her youth in Sacramento California, her move to New York City, life in Harlem during the 1920s-1930s, and the Scottsboro case in the 1930s. Interview by Ruth Prago. Louise Thompson Patterson
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Nov 16, 1981- Nov 30, 1981 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 185 A-E (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Patterson 1-5 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 296 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | Pearl
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes a discussion of Pearl's youth, her relationship with her mother, her mother's influence on her outlook, and her Panamanian/West Indian heritage. She also discusses work in a textile factory while at school, and a brief period in domestic work on Park Avenue in New York. Interview includes her philosophies on activism and struggle. She describes becoming an activist during the 1930s and joining the Communist Party. She also discusses Party actions and CP activity within the needle trades union. Pearl analyzes the nature of conflict within Communist Party leadership, particularly with relation to race and gender. She compares the difference between socialist approach and the CP approach. She concludes with thoughts on feminism, critiques of the Soviet Union, and friendship and family in the CP movement. |
Feb 22, 1982 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Pearl 1-2 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 17 | Albert Perocco
Scope and Content NotePerocco discusses the Bridgeport, Connecticut Socialist Party and Jasper McLevy as Socialist mayor. Interview by Bruce Stave.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Jan 19, 1968 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 187 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | Elaine Perry
Scope and Content NotePerry discusses women's role in the electrical industry in New Jersey during World War II and the activities of the National Negro Congress. She also discusses the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) and the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers (IUE) and provides general reflections. Interview by Ruth Prago. |
Mar 26, 1979 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Perry 1-2 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Peters 1-2 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Irja M. Peters
Scope and Content NotePeters describes growing up in Finnish-American left of the 1930s in Mesabi Range, her unhappy marriage to non-Finnish intellectual, and her return to her "roots." Interview by Paul Buhle. Irja M. Peters
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Jul 30, 1983 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 188 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Pevzner 2 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Sam Pevzner
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Sep 24, 1978 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 403 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 189 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Sam Pevzner
Scope and Content NotePevzner discusses experiences in the Pennsylvania International Workers Order (IWO), his background as a Jewish entertainer, his political conversion, and activities within the sphere of the Yiddishe Kultur Farband (YKUF). Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jun 26, 1983 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Pevzner 1 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Phillips 1 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Utah Phillips
Scope and Content NoteRecording of the IWW folk singer recalling experiences from 1940s to 1980s on a WBJC (Baltimore) radio broadcast.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Utah Phillips
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undated | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 190 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 297 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Marge Piercy
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Apr 1979 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Piercy 1 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 18 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Rose Podmaka
Scope and Content NotePodmaka discusses her background in coal and steel region of Ohio and West Virginia during the 1930s, experiences at the United Electrical Workers-Hatfield Wire & Cable in New Jersey during the 1940s, and the relationship between the UE and the Association of Catholic Trade Unionists. Interview by Ruth Prago. |
Jan 22, 1979 - Mar 19, 1979 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Podmaka 1-2 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 191 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 19 | Rose Podmaka
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Oct 27, 1979 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 192.1 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Ira Polansky
Scope and Content NoteInterview with a program director for Camp Kinderland documents Jewish political and cultural life and includes discussion of activities at the camp and childhood in the Coops, a radical housing complex in the Bronx. Interview by Daniel Weber.
Related Archival MaterialsA transcript of the Ira Polansky interview can be found in the Communist Party of the United States of America Records (TAM 132). |
Nov 26, 2002 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Polansky 1 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Polier 1 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Justine Polier
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Polier's recollections of legal work during the 1930s and the origins of National Lawyers' Guild. Interview by Ann Ginger.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Justine Polier
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Jun 22, 1982 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 192 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Popular Front Culture 1-3 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Popular Front Culture
Scope and Content NoteDiscussion led by Paul Buhle. Includes A.B. Magil, Steve Max, Steve Nelson, Nat Cohen and others, about the meaning of "culture" to younger generation in the Popular Front; attitudes toward sports, particularly baseball in the Left and in the Daily Worker; and neighborhood activity around cultural themes in New York.
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Dec 1977 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 193 A-C (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Porterfield 1 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Pearl Zeluck Porterfield
Scope and Content NoteInterview covering the Johnson-Forest Tendency and the activities of the Workers Party during the 1940s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Pearl Zeluck Porterfield
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May 7, 1983 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 194 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 195 A-N (Audio [31142054611432]) | Albert Prago: Collection of lectures from the course "The Spanish Civil War and its
International Impact"
Scope and Content NoteA collection of lectures from a Albert Prago-coordinated course entitled "The Spanish Civil War and its International Impact," held at the New School for Social Research in the fall of 1981. The lecturers were: Albert Prago (Oct 20, 1981, CD Prago 1-2), John Gerassi (Oct 27, 1981, CD Prago 3-5), Carl Marzani (Nov 3, 1981, CD Prago 6-8), Dante Puzzo (Nov 10, 1981, CD Prago 9-11), Victor Rabinowitz and Albert Prago (Nov 17, 1981, CD Prago 12-14), Maury Colow and Carl Geiser (Nov 24, 1981, CD Prago 15-17), Pete Seeger (Dec 1, 1981, Prago 18-20), and Albert Prago (Dec 8, 1981, CD Prago 20).
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Oct 20, 1981-Dec 8, 1981 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Prago 1-20 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Prago 1-2 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Albert Prago
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Don Amter.
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Mar 20, 1991 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 311 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 197 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | William Preston
Scope and Content NotePreston describes the University of Wisconsin during the early 1950s, the impact of William Appleman Williams and others on historical studies, the Madison social and political milieu, his research on Industrial Workers of the World, and his experiences as a historian. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Aug 10, 1983 | |
Box: 22 | CD : Preston 1-2 (Audio [31142062726453]) | |||
Box: 22 | CD : Puropudas 1 (Audio [31142062726453]) | Timo Puropudas
Scope and Content NotePuropudas, Buhle, and an unidentified man discuss Puropudas' Finnish background, his role as editor of Tyomies since 1970s, attitudes towards the status and future of ethnic presses, and Puropudas' life as recent immigrant. The recording also contains a brief segment of Buhle interviewing an unidentified woman who recounts a story of Finnish farmers being cheated by a land agent. Interview by Paul Buhle. Timo Puropudas
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Jul 31, 1983 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 196 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 20 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Paul Andreas Rasmussen
Scope and Content NoteRasmussen discusses his political background in the Illinois Socialist Party and Workers Alliance during the late 1920s/early 1930s, his activities within Socialist Party, the formation of the Socialist Workers Party, and expulsion from Socialist Workers Party in 1947. Interview by Rich Klimmer. |
1973-1974 | |
Box: 23 | CD : Rasmussen 1-10 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 198 A-I (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 23 | CD : Rasmussen 11-13 (Audio [31142062726511]) | Paul Andreas Rasmussen
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of Rasmussen's political background in Illinois, the Socialist Party and Workers Alliance during the late 1920s through early 1930s, activities within Socialist Party and formation of Socialist Workers Party, and expulsion from Socialist Workers Party in 1947. It also includes a discussion of the Communist Party and conflict between its working class and intellectual elements. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 3, 1984 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 198 J-L (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 23 | CD : Rasmussen 14-28 (Audio [31142062726511]) | Paul Andreas Rasmussen
Scope and Content NoteAutobiographical narrative.
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1971 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 198 M-Y (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 199 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | George Rawick
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Rawick's family background, his adolescence in Brooklyn, experience around the Young Communist League and the Henry Wallace movement during the late 1940s, expulsion and attraction to the Shachtmanite movement, his activities during the 1950s, and the influence of the Shachtmanites on the New Left. Interview by Paul Buhle. George Rawick
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Oct 4, 1984 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 21 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 23 | CD : Rawick 1-2 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 23 | CD : Raymond 1-2 (Audio [31142062726511]) | Philip Raymond
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Auto Workers Union during the 1920s through the early 1930s, the political scene in Detroit, and the ethnic communities of auto workers. Interview by Paul Buhle. Philip Raymond
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Oct 22, 1982 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 200 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 23 | CD : Raynes 1 (Audio [31142062726511]) | Rose Raynes
Scope and Content NoteRaynes discusses the founding and activities of the Emma Larazus Federation and the International Workers Order during the 1930s. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Mar 21, 1979 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 201 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 404 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | Ernie Reymer
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding International Workers Order. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Feb 16, 1978 | |
Box: 23 | CD : Reymer 1-2 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 22 | George and Al Ribak
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains the recollections of two long-time former Socialist Party activists, including a description of the activities of the Bridgeport, Connecticut Socialist Party from the 1910s-1940s; Interview by Bruce Stave.
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Apr 1, 1967 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 203 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Harvey Richards
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers labor activity in the 1930s-1950s, radical film-making from early 1960s, early work with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), and use of film as educational/fundraising tool. Richard also discusses making films about destruction of redwood trees and the Bay Area Vietnam protest movement. Interview by Paul Buhle. Harvey Richards
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Nov 5, 1983 | |
Box: 23 | CD : H. Richards 1-2 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 204 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Paul Richards
Scope and Content NoteRichards discusses his Bay Area background and contrasts the multi-racial, working class Left of Oakland, California with the middle class, largely white community Madison, Wisconsin. He also covers his activities as an open Communist in Madison during the late 1960s, his departure from Communist Party, observations about student Left, reflections on life since. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Nov 15, 1983 | |
Box: 23 | CD : P. Richards 1 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 205 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Minnie Rivkin
Scope and Content NoteRivkin discusses the Yiddish Chorus and broader Yiddishkayt from the 1930s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Minnie Rivkin
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Apr 7, 1980 | |
Box: 23 | CD : Rivkin 1 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 23 | CD : Rodney 1-3 (Audio [31142062726511]) | Lester Rodney
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Scope and Content NoteRodney discusses radicalism, sportswriting for the Daily Worker from the 1930s, and sports during the Cold War. Interview by Paul Buhle. Lester Rodney
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Dec 29, 1981 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 423 A-C (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 23 | Amelia Romano
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Romano's involvement in left-wing theater, particularly in the 1930s. Organizations discussed include the Group Theatre, the Federal Theatre, and the Theatre of Action. Interview by Beth Friend. Amelia Romano
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Dec 2, 1982 | ||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 426 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 207 A-F (Audio [31142054611432]) | I.A. Ronch
Scope and Content NoteRonch discusses political and cultural life in Allerton Avenue Coops in the Bronx from the 1920s-1950s, cultural life inside Yiddish-speaking sector of Communist Party, his role as leader of Jewish People's Chorus during the 1950s, and cultural and poetic activities in Los Angeles during the 1960s-1970s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 14, 1980 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 23 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 23 | CD : Ronch 1-5 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 24 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Nina Rosenberg
Scope and Content NoteRosenberg discusses the Yiddish cultural movement in Miami Beach from the 1940s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Nina Rosenberg
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Mar 14, 1983 | |
Box: 23 | CD : N. Rosenberg 1-4 (Audio [31142062726511]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 208 A-D (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 25 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Sadie Rosenberg
Scope and Content NoteRosenberg discusses her youth and family life during the 1920s, the International Workers Order, the Trade Union Unity League, Young Communist League's activities in Brooklyn during the 1930s-1940s, the United Electrical Workers Local 427 at Solar Manufacturing Company in Bayonne, New Jersey during the 1940s. Interview by Ruth F. Prago. Sadie Rosenberg
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Jan 11, 1979 - Jan 15, 1979 | |
Box: 24 | CD : S. Rosenberg 1-2 (Audio [31142062726487]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 209 A-D (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 26 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Sadie Rosenberg
Scope and Content NoteRosenberg discusses her family background and early life. Interview by Ruth Prago. Sadie Rosenberg
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Oct 31, 1979 | |
Box: 24 | CD : Rosenberg 3-5 (Audio [31142062726487]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 209 E-H (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 210 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Paul Rosencrantz
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Communist Party, the National Maritime Union, and factory organizing in New York and in Maine. Interview by Bill Schecter. |
Jan 15, 1981 | |
Box: 24 | CD : Rosencrantz 1-2 (Audio [31142062726487]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 211 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Florence Rossi
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Hunter College Socialist Party and the broader Socialist Party during the 1930s. Interview by Jon Bloom. Florence Rossi
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Mar 17, 1982 | |
Box: 24 | CD : Rossi 1-2 (Audio [31142062726487]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 27 | Dan Rubel
Scope and Content NoteRubel discusses activities at the Jefferson School of Social Science and the impact of the Cold War. Interview by Debby Cohen.
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Apr 12, 1976 | |
Box: 24 | CD : Rubinstein 1-3 (Audio [31142062726487]) | Annette Rubenstein
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Scope and Content NoteDiscussion of literary environment and cultural criticism in the 1930s. Topics include: Masses and Mainstream, the Jefferson School, Realism as dominant style, disagreements between writers and Communist Party, the Party's role in 1930s America, detective stories, and drama. Writers discussed include: Dashiell Hammet, Leane Zugsmith, Ernest Hemingway, Alfred Maltz, Howard Fast, Mike Gold, Richard Wright, and Meridel Le Sueur. The interview heavily focuses on the outlook and intellectual currents of the Left in the 1930s, and some contrasts with the New Left are examined. Interview by Paul Buhle. Annette Rubenstein
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Oct 17, 1976 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 28 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 213 A-C (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 29 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Annette Rubenstein
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Rubinstein's Long Island background and her political and union activities during the 1930s. These activites include the People's Mobilization, the American Labor Party, and day care and birth control informational campaigns. Rubinstein also discusses the School for Democracy and Jefferson School during the 1940s-1950s and the effects of McCarthyism. Interview by Bea Lemisch. Annette Rubenstein
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Dec 18, 1980 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 214 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 24 | CD : Rubinstein 4 (Audio [31142062726487]) | |||
Box: 24 | CD : Rubinstein 5 (Audio [31142062726487]) | Annette Rubenstein
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Scope and Content NoteRubinstein describes joining the Communist Party, the activities of the American Labor Party activities, Mike Quill, the Jefferson School, leaving the Communist Party, and her life from the 1950s-1980s. Interview by Richard Wormser. Annette Rubenstein
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1981 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 30 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 213 D (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 24 | CD : Rubenstein 6 (Audio [31142062726487]) | Annette Rubenstein
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Annette Rubenstein
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Mar 9, 1993 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 326 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 24 | CD : Rudiak 1-5 (Audio [31142062726487]) | Joe Rudiak
Scope and Content NoteRudiak describes life in small industrial-town Pennsylvania during the 1920s-1930s, his union activities and Left affiliation, electoral campaign and red-baiting during the 1930s, life in Pittsburgh, and work in fraternal societies. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jun 28, 1983 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 215 A-D (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 24 | CD : Rudiak/Muselin/Luketich 1-3 (Audio [31142062726487]) | Joe Rudiak, Peter Muselin, and Bernard Luketich
Scope and Content NoteNature and activity of the Croatian Fraternal Union, changes since the 1920s, the emergence of "progressive" leadership during the 1940s-1950s, and service to the membership. He also discusses the organization's insurance and cultural activities in 1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Joe Rudiak, Peter Muselin, and Bernard Luketich
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Jun 29, 1983 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 215 D-E (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 31 | Julia Ruuttila
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Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Industrial Workers of the World in Oregon and Washington during the 1910s. Interview by Tom Copeland. |
Sep 7, 1972 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 217 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Kirkpatrick Sale
Scope and Content NoteRecording is comprised of Kirkpatrick Sale's daily reactions to the Days of Rage protests in Chicago during October of 1969, which included the Students for a Democratic Society, Weathermen, Revolutionary Youth Movement (RYM), and Young Lords. Includes Sale's daily accounts, and segments from news reports that Sale recorded alongside his own interpretations of the events. Sale offers detailed descriptions of protester tactics and the clashes between protesters and the police. Kirkpatrick Sale
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Oct 8 - Oct 11, 1969 | |
Box: 24 | CD : Sale 1-2 (Audio [31142062726487]) | |||
Box: 24 | CD : Santora 1-2 (Audio [31142062726487]) | William Santora
Scope and Content NoteSantora describes early life in Jersey City, work at Emerson Radio New York, United Electrical Workers staff members helping to organize Federal Telephone and Telegraph, experience at the Westinghouse Elevator Company in New Jersey, and influence of the Left. Interview by Ruth Prago. William Santora
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Jul 25, 1980 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 218 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 24 | CD : Saroff 1-4 (Audio [31142062726487]) | Sophie Saroff
Scope and Content NoteRecording of Sophie Saroff's 80th birthday party. Sophie Saroff
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May 15, 1979 | |
Box: 4 | Box : 220 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 219 A-E (Audio [31142054611432]) | Sophie Saroff
General noteTranscript available, Box 2; Index available
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Saroff's family background in Russia, the 1905 Revolution in Russia, the Rand School of Social Science, the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU), Camp Unity, and the International Labor Defense during the 1930s. Per Saroff's request, a portion of the interview, representing audio that was lost between transcription and donation to the Oral History of the American Left, is read from the transcript. Interview by Arthur Tobier. Sophie Saroff
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Dec 14, 1979 | |
Box: 24 | CD : Saroff 5-9 (Audio [31142062726487]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 32 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 25 | CD : Schaef 1-3 (Audio [31142062726495]) | Finley Schaef
Scope and Content NoteThis interview with Reverend Finley Schaef of the Park Slope United Methodist Church chronicles his role as a leader in various movements on the Left in the late 20th century. These include the Viet Nam War anti-war movement, the abortion rights movement, the civil rights movement, and support for revolutionaries in Cuba, Nicaragua, and El Salvador. Interview by Janet Greene.
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May 5, 1997 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 428 A-C (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 221 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Daniel Boone Schirmer
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Scope and Content NoteTopics covered include the National Students' League and the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO). Interview by Bill Schecter. Daniel Boone Schirmer
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Mar 18, 1981 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Schirmer 1-2 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 223 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Chaim Schwartz
Scope and Content NoteSchwartz describes his activity as a Yiddish poet and Yiddish cultural circles from the 1930s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Chaim Schwartz
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Dec 29, 1981 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Chaim Schwartz 1 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 222 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Charles Schwartz
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Schwartz's background in Fall River from the 1950s-1960s, his high school radicalization, life and politics in Madison, Wisconsin in the late 1960s, experiences being down and out in California, his return to New England, and his activities in Left from the 1970s-1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. Charles Schwartz
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Apr 21, 1984 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Charles Schwartz 1-2 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 224 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Pete Seeger
Scope and Content NoteSeeger discusses the historical use of music as social protest, growing up in 1930s with folk music, the Communist Party song book, World War II, the blacklisting of artists during the 1950s, racism in America, and the Almanac Singers. Seeger performs songs at several junctures to illustrate his points, including union songs and a song about the Scottsboro Boys. Interview by Richard Wormser.
Related Archival MaterialsSee also CD's Prago 18-20 for recordings of Pete Seeger's contribution to Albert Prago's lecture series on the Spanish Civil War. |
Feb 25, 1981 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Seeger 1 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 25 | CD : Berl Segal 1 (Audio [31142062726495]) | Berl Segal
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the Workmen's Circle in Providence, Rhode Island during the 1920s-40s, ethnic socialist groups in Providence, and the activities of the Socialist Party. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
May 4, 1977 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 225 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 412 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Bernard Segal
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Dorothy Fennel and Daniel Walkowitz. Bernard Segal
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Jul 14, 1992 | |
Box: 25 | CD : B. Segal 1-2 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 226 (Audio [31142054611432]) | Edith Segal
Scope and Content NoteSegal discusses music and dance and the Left in the 1930s. Interview by Bea Lemisch. |
Feb 27, 1981 | |
Box: 25 | CD : E. Segal 1 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 33 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 25 | CD : I. Seid 1-2 (Audio [31142062726495]) | Irving Seid
Scope and Content NoteSeid discusses his New York background, the Depression and Unemployed Councils, and the effects of McCarthyism. interview by Danny Czistrom. |
Jun 4, 1976 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 227 A (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 25 | CD : T. Seid 1-2 (Audio [31142062726495]) | Tauhma Seid
Scope and Content NoteSeid discusses her youth in the Yorkville section of New York during the 1920s, cafeteria workers unionism, the Young Communist League, and the Communist Party during the 1940s-1950s. Interview by Danny Czitrom. |
Jul 4, 1976 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 227 B (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 229 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Leo Seidlitz
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of Brooklyn College radical politics during the mid-1930s, Trotskyism during the late 1930s, the Workers Party during the 1940s, and the influence of Max Shachtman. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Jul 20, 1983 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Seidlitz 1-2 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 232 B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Leo Seidlitz
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Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding Workers Party. Interview by Allen Thompson. |
Aug 22, 1983 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Seidlitz 3 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 25 | CD : Les Sentinelles Oubliees 1-3 (Audio [31142062726495]) | Les Sentinelles Oubliées: Eva and David Rosenberg and Jack and Erika Karan
Scope and Content NoteInterviews with the Rosenbergs and Karans, taken for a French documentery titled Les Sentinelles Oubliées by Frédéric Rossif. Interviewees discuss their lives as Communists in 20th century America. Les Sentinelles Oubliées: Eva and David Rosenberg and Jack and Erika Karan
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Circa 1990 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 331 A-D (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 25 | CD : Serrano 1 (Audio [31142062726495]) | Nina Serrano
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains Serrano's observations of middle-American culture as a Bohemian in Madison, Wisconsin during the in 1950s. She also discusses her recruitment into the Youth Labor League, her activities in the founding of the Peace Center, attendance at the Peace Festival in Moscow and travels in China, subsequent difficulty in school, Madison, and maintaining contact with friends from her time in Madison. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe release form that Tamiment Library has for this interview does not include transfer of copyright. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from the narrator, Nina Serrano. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting this individual. |
Nov 16, 1983 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 230 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 231 A-C (Audio [31142054611432]) | Mark Sharron
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers various aspects of the Workers Party, Trotskyism, Workers' Party, Max Shachtman, and the Shachtmanite movement during the 1930s-1950s. Sharron discusses his travels with A.J. Muste through Holland and Paris in 1930s and a meeting with Leon Trostky in Norway. He also discusses his travels and experiences in Spain during Spanish Civil War and factionalism between different leftist elements, including the POUM, anarchists, and Stalinists. He details his interactions with POUM members and pro-Trotskyists and describes his arrest by anarchist leader on the Aragon front for affiliation with POUM. He also comments on the International Brigades, the Thalmanns, May Days, and reaction from others in the left when he returned to the United States. He describes a visit with Trotsky and Raya Dunayevskaya at Trotsky's home in Mexico in 1938. He also describes different wings of thought regarding Russian question, including the Johnsonites, Cannonites, and Shactmanites. Sharron then describes his service in Merchant Marine during World War II, and increasing involvement with the Workers Party. He analyzes the general outlook on on the Soviet Union during the second world war and impact on Workers Party politics in 1940s, particularly the San Francisco branch. He describes his travel to France after war and dissolution of marriage and analyzes the factions among the French Trotskyists. Sharron also discusses his life from the 1950s, including engineering work in Morocco doing contract work for air force starting in 1951, the FBI monitoring of the left, reflections on friendship and relationships in left politics, and his second career in therapy. He also describes his falling out with Shachtman after Sharron went to FBI to renounce connections with Fourth International. During the course of the interview, Bloom and Sharron refer to an earlier interview segment that the library no longer has record of. Interview by Jonathan Bloom at Tamiment Library. |
May 5, 1983 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Sharron 1-4 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 232 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Mark Sharron
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Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Sharron's childhood in Russia and Brownsville, his relationship with his family, his education at the City College of New York, the activities of the Young Communist League, his involvement with Trotskyism, his experiences in Europe, the activities of the Workers Party, and World War II. Interview by Allen Thompson. |
Aug 19, 1983 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Sharron 5-7 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 233 A-B (Audio [31142054611432]) | Mark Sharron
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Sharron's activity in the Trotskyist movement during the 1930s-1940s, Trotskyism and questions of international socialism, and the character of the Workers Party. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 10, 1983 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Sharron 8-9 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 34 | John Shenton
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Socialist Party in Bridgeport, Connecticut during the 1920s-1960s. Interview by Bruce Stave.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Jun 20, 1967 | |
Box: 25 | CD : Shik 1 (Audio [31142062726495]) | Moishe Shik
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Dec 27, 1982 | |
Box: 4 | Cassette : 234 (Audio [31142054611432]) | |||
Box: 4 | Cassette : 235 A-D (Audio [31142054611432]) | Anne Shore
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Communist Party, the activities of the United Office and Professional Workers of America (UOPWA), picketing of the Nazi ship the Bremen, Shore's experiences in Detroit during the the 1940s, the Civil Rights Congress and Progressive Party in Los Angeles during the late 1940s through early 1950s, the effects of McCarthy period on the left, and Shore's work for Local 1199 (Hospital Workers) during the 1960s. Interview by Priscilla Backman. |
May 12, 1982 - Jun 15, 1982 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 235 E-H (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 25 | CD : Shore 1-8 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 405 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Meyer Shticker
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Meyer Shticker
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Box: 25 | CD : Shticker 1 (Audio [31142062726495]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Shulman 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Elias Shulman
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Elias Shulman
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Oct 19, 1982 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 300 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 236A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | Robert J. Silberstein and Howard Meyer
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities International Labor Defense and the National Lawyers Guild from the 1930s-1940s. Interview by Ann Ginger. Robert J. Silberstein and Howard Meyer
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Jun 22, 1982 | |
Box: 26 | CD : Silberstein and Meyer 1-2 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : M. Simon 1-3 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Madeline Simon
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains Simon's reminiscences on Camp Kinderland and a discussion of music and Yiddishkeit. Interview by Daniel Weber. Madeline Simon
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Nov 15, 2002 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 35 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 237.1 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 237 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | Fanny Simon
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Socialist Party during the 1930s. Interview by Bea Lemisch. |
Feb 12, 1982 | |
Box: 26 | CD : F. Simon 1-2 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Slaiman 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Donald Slaiman Donald Slaiman
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Dec 16, 1994 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 341 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Smith 1-3 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Jessie Taft Smith
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Smith's family background in Norwalk, Connecticut during the 1910s-1920s, the activities of the Young Communist League, the laundry workers' union, and Smith's social and political life in the 1930s. Interview by Bea Lemisch. Jessie Taft Smith
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Nov 19, 1981 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 238 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Soble 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Richard Soble
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents radical legal work in Detroit during the 1960s-1970s (including "Red Squad" lawsuit) and a late 1960s rent strike. Interview by Dan Georgakas. Richard Soble
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Mar 31, 1983 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 239 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 240 A-D (Audio [31142054611440]) | Socialist Labor Party
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding Socialist Labor Party "South Slavonian" language federation during the 1920s-1950s in Detroit and Cleveland. Interviewees include John Brlas, Mary Petrovich-Brlas, Vito DeLisi, Mary Korach, and Matt Korach. Interview by Paul Buhle. Socialist Labor Party
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Mar 17, 1983 | |
Box: 26 | CD : Socialist Labor Party 1-4 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : SNYC 1-2 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Southern Negro Youth Congress
Scope and Content NoteForum on the history of the Southern Negro Youth Congress featuring one-time SNYC activists Henry Winston, James Jackson, Grace Tillman Bassett, Esther Jackson, and Dorothy Burnham.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Feb 6, 1984 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 241 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : data_value_missing_243a2f8cf606c6241c3945eb6aec3d5d (Audio [31142054611465]) | Spanish Civil War Poetry
Physical Characteristics and Technical RequirementsDigital transfer of the the second side of the second cassette was not possible due to poor condition of the tape. Spanish Civil War Poetry
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Apr 8, 1980 | |
Box: 26 | CD : 418 A-B (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Srok 1-2 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Anton Srok
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the Srok's experiences in the Milwaukee Croatian Fraternal Union, 1930s-1980s and his labor activities in Milwaukee during 1930s. Srok also describes his experiences as an amateur Croatian-American actor in Milwaukee. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 26, 1983 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 242 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 325 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Sid Stein & Eugene Dennis
Scope and Content NoteSpeech by Sid Stein from a debate with Eugene Dennis at CPUSA Executive Committee.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Sid Stein & Eugene Dennis
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Dec 1957 | |
Box: 26 | CD : Stein 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 330 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Charlotte Stern
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding Stern's experiences as member of the executive board of Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee from 1944-1950. Second CD and cassette contains 2:56 of unrelated material on first track or side. Interview by Dorothy Swanson.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Charlotte Stern
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May 7, 1979 | |
Box: 26 | CD : C. Stern 1-2 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : S. Stern 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Sholem Stern
Scope and Content NoteStern describes his experiences as a radical Yiddish writer and poet in Montreal and New York during the 1920s-1930s. Interview by Paul Buhle
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Sep 18, 1978 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 243 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 406 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Sholem Stern
Scope and Content NoteDiscussion includes comments on Morgen Freiheit, Yiddishe Kultur, and other Yiddish literary outlets. Interview also includes discussion of prominent Yiddish writers and the relationship between literature, the Jewish left, and the Communist Party. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
undated | |
Box: 26 | CD : S. Stern 2 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 314 A-D (Audio [31142054611457]) | Morton Stavis
Use RestrictionsCopyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator. In release form, narrator granted Tamiment Library broad rights pertaining to use of these materials. Please contact the Tamiment Library for further information.
Scope and Content NoteTopics discussed include Stavis' youth on the Lower East Side, education at City College and Columbia Law School, Social Security Administration, unionism and civil rights, working with Senator Wagner, the War Labor Board, Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, Carl and Anne Braden, the Center for Constitutional Rights, and civil rights cases. Two specific cases covered are the McSurley Case of 1967 (regarding civil rights activists in Pikeville, Kentucky) and Philippines Case of 1986 (regarding property in New York owned by the the Marcos family). Interview by Alan Thomson. Morton Stavis
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Dec 9, 1991 - Jan 21, 1992 | |
Box: 26 | CD : Stavis 1-4 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 36 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Steuzert 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Isidor Steuzert
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Jewish Socialist Federation, the nature of American Communism, and the Lovestoneites. |
Oct 27, 1982 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 244 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Stewart 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | Chalmers Stewart
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals.
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains Stewart's reflections on CLR James. Chalmers Stewart
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Jun 22, 1983 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 382 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 245 (Audio [31142054611440]) | Chaim Suller
Scope and Content NoteSuller describes his background in the Jewish progressive movement and discusses the problems of the Morgen Freiheit in the 1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jan 20, 1983 | |
Box: 26 | CD : Suller 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 37 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Elliot Sullivan Memorial Service
Scope and Content NoteSpeakers at this recorded memorial service include Sylvia Thompson, Madeline Lee Gilford, Ralph Elswain, Ruby Dee, Will Lee, Biff Liff, Jane Hoffman, Peter Seeger, and Norma Sullivan.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
undated | |
Box: 10 | CD : Sullivan 1 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 26 | CD : Sullivan 1 (Audio [31142062726503]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 246A-L (Audio [31142054611440]) | Arne Swabeck
Scope and Content NoteSeries of tapes recorded by John Shannon in the course of researching for an unpublished book. Topics covered in this extensive set of interviews include: childhood, travels, Communist activities, analysis of factional splits in the left from the 1920s onward, and reflections on the left at the time of the interview. Interview by John Shannon.
Audiovisual Access Policies and ProceduresDigitization of this interview was not completed, due to the poor quality of the audio and size of the interview. Based on John Shannon's session notes for the interview, these issues likely date to the original recording. Cassettes 246A to 246OO have been digitized. Cassettes 246PP to 246WW have not been digitized. To request an access copy of materials in the undigitized portion of this interview, please contact tamiment.wagner@nyu.edu with the collection name, collection number, and a description of the item(s) requested. A librarian will respond to you with further information.
Existence and Location of OriginalsOriginal cassettes were donated to Columbia University's Oral History Research Office by John Shannon, and Columbia University also maintains a copy of the interview. |
Apr 7, 1975 - Nov 19, 1975 | |
Box: 27 | CD : Swabeck 1-51 (Audio [31142062726537]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 246M-WW (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 38 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Swabeck 52-76 (Audio [31142062726552]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Swabeck 77-78 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Arne Swabeck
Use RestrictionsAny rights (including copyright and related rights to publicity and privacy) held by Arne Swabeck and Paul Buhle for this interview were transferred to New York University. Permission to publish or reproduce this interview must be secured from the Tamiment Library. Researchers using this interview should be aware that Arne Swabeck made the following annotation on the release form for this interview: "Should anything I said during this interview appear to contradict my views as expressed at an earlier date, either written or oral, accept its earlier version to be the more accurate reflection of my views."
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Scandinavian Socialist Federation and press. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 23, 1982 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 246 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Syrstad 1 (Audio [31142062726552]) | A.O. Syrstad
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Workers Party and the Independent Socialist League in Seattle, Washington during the 1940s-1950s. Interview by Allen Thompson.
Use RestrictionsCopyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. In release form, narrator granted third parties broad rights pertaining to use of these materials. Please contact the Tamiment Library for further information. |
Jan 5, 1978 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 247 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Szeliga 1 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Loretta Szeliga
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Bea Lemisch.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Loretta Szeliga
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Dec 8, 1981 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 354 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Taffler 1-3 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Anna Taffler
Scope and Content NoteTaffler discusses the activities of the unemployed councils in Brooklyn between 1930 and 1934. Interview by Jon Bloom. |
Jan 5, 1978 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 45 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 248A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 411 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Stephen Tendler
Scope and Content NoteTopics discussed include the activities of the Socialist Labor Party in Saint Louis from the 1930s-1960s, the Bulgarian Federation in Granite City, Illinois, and the reorganization of Section Saint Louis in 1979. Interview by Paul Buhle. Stephen Tendler
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Oct 5, 1984 | |
Box: 28 | CD : Tendler 1 (Audio [31142062726552]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 39/40/41/42 | Norman Thomas
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains the reminiscences of Norman Thomas, the six-time Socialist Party candidate for President. Interview by Harry Fleischman. |
1960 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 39/40/41/42 | Norman Thomas
Scope and Content NoteInterview contains Thomas' recollections of Jasper McLevy, the Socialist Mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut from 1933-1957. Interview by Bruce Stave. |
Nov 17, 1966 | |
Box: 28 | CD : Thomas Campaign 1-6 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Norman Thomas 1932 Campaign, 50th Anniversary
Use RestrictionsREVISIT: Has signed release form, but may not be from necessary contributor. More like deed of gift? May actually pertain to OH 025 or OH 053.
Scope and Content NoteThis recording of a reunion includes speakers Ruth Senior, Mickey Most, Herb Wolfe, John Herling, Noah Walter, and Michael Harrington. Speakers share their recollections of Thomas' first presidential campaign and discuss his career and influence overall. Norman Thomas 1932 Campaign, 50th Anniversary
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Nov 19, 1982 - Nov 20, 1982 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 251 A-F (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 414 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Debate between Norman Thomas and Barry Goldwater
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1961 | |
Box: 28 | CD : Thomas and Goldwater 1 (Audio [31142062726552]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Thomasow 1 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Bessie Thomashow
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Workmen's Circle during the 1930s. Interview by Jon Bloom. Bessie Thomashow
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Box: 5 | Cassette : 253 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Thompson 3-4 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Fred Thompson
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Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding the activities of the International Workers of the World after 1924. Interview by Dan Georgakas. |
Apr 1983 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 255 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Thompson 1-2 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Fred Thompson
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes an analysis of the nature of the language federations attached to Industrial Workers of the World, descriptions of prominent immigrant figures in IWW, and commentary on the eclipse of the language federations and ethnic press in the IWW. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Jul 25, 1983 | |
Box: 8 | Folder : 43 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 254 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 327 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Alan Thomson
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Interview by Stacy Sewell. |
Feb 11, 1993 | |
Box: 28 | CD : Thomson 1-3 (Audio [31142062726552]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 44 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Ahrne Thorne
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Thorne's background in Poland, his education as an anarchist, Yiddish anarchism in the United States since the 1920s, the relationship between Yiddish anarchism and Zionism, and Thorne's recollections of Rudolf Rocker. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Dec 15, 1983 | |
Box: 28 | CD : Thorne 1-2 (Audio [31142062726552]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 256 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 407 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Ahrne Thorne
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
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Box: 28 | CD : Thorne 3 (Audio [31142062726552]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Trager 1-2 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Frank Trager
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Nov 21, 1973 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 338 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 28 | CD : Trask 1-2 (Audio [31142062726552]) | Haunani-Kay Trask
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Joy Shimabukuro
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Box: 6 | Cassette : 303 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 408 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Jerry Trauber
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Jerry Trauber
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Nov 4, 1979 | |
Box: 28 | CD : Trauber 1 (Audio [31142062726552]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 257 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | Esther Travaglio
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the background and activities of Esther Hartz Travaglio. It also covers the activities of "Gene" Travaglio, an anarchist and job-printer in Seattle and California. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 30, 1982 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Travaglio 1-2 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 46/47 (Mixed Materials [31142054613735]) | Jean Tussey
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Tussey's activities with the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, the Socialist Party, and the Socialist Workers Party in New Jersey and Southern California from the 1930s through the early 1940s. Interview by Debra Bernhardt and Jon Bloom. |
Oct 24, 1978 - Oct 25, 1978 , Mar 20, 1979 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Tussey 1-4 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 259 A-C (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 258 (Audio [31142054611440]) | Uhro Tuominen
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the "younger" generation of Finnish-American radicals in Midwest and California. Tuominen describes of the tenacity and decline of Finnish-American activity in Bay Area and the effort of Communist and non-Communist Finnish-Americans to engage in common functions. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Nov 5, 1983 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Tuuominen 1 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 339 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Gus Tyler |
Oct 29, 1973 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Tyler 1-2 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Tyomies 1-2 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Tyomies Panel Discussion
Scope and Content NotePanel discussion including Mary Kolehmainen, Helen Kruth, Ernest Koski and other prominent editorial workers on the origins, development, and continuation of Finnish-language newspaper Tyomies (The Worker) and its sister paper Naisten Viiri (Women's Banner). Presentation includes history of paper, government intimidation of newspaper, achievements of Finnish-American press and people, the decline of the circulation, and the development of cooperative movements. Discussion recorded by Paul Buhle.
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Jul 30, 1983 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 260 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Unemployed Organizations 1-3 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Unemployed Organizations of the 1930s
Scope and Content NoteA recording of a session of a 1983 New York State Labor History Association meeting. Includes a presentation by Roy Rosenzweig, followed by panel discussion with Saul Parker, John Gates, Rose Schuyler, and Brendan Sexton.
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Apr 30, 1983 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 261 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Unidentified Poet 1 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Unidentified Yiddish-language Poet (originally from Ukraine)
Scope and Content NoteNarrator speaks about youth in Ukraine and Romania, introduction to poetry, influences (including Russian, Native American, African American, and Roma poetry), his books Flowers in the Snow and Eternally Green, the influence of Marxism on his poetry, and Moshe Nadir. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Unidentified Yiddish-language Poet (originally from Ukraine)
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Mar 21, 1979 | |
Box: 10 | Cassette : 390 (Audio [31142054611465]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Uphaus 1-2 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Willard Uphaus and Ruth MacLennan
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Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the lives of Willard and Ruth MacLennan Uphaus, with a special emphasis on their activities in the 1930s. Topics include their meeting, the intersection of their politics and Christianity, their friendship with Claude Williams, and Socialism. Interview by Paul Buhle. Willard Uphaus and Ruth MacLennan
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Jul 20, 1983 | |
Box: 3 | Cassette : 304 A-B (Audio [31142054611424]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Uphaus 3-4 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Willard Uphaus
Scope and Content NoteRecording of Willard Uphaus' 90th birthday celebration, by Bea Lemisch.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Willard Uphaus
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Nov 9, 1980 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 262 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 8 | Folder : 48 | Vittorio Vidali
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Italian Language Federation and the American Communist movement during the 1920s, Chicago and the Left, and Vidali's reflections on American Communism. Translated from the Italian-language Autobiography of Vittorio Vidali, a document on his years in the United States from 1923 to 1927. |
Aug 6, 1981 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Vishnu & Becker 1 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Abraham Vishnu & Getzel Becker
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents radicalism and culture in New York and Miami Beach, anti-Semitism in the radical movements of Poland, life for Jewish workers in pre-revolutionary Cuba, and the importance of Yiddish culture for political movements from the 1920s-1950s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 25, 1978 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 264 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Waisbord 1-3 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Jacob Waisbord
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding the Left Poale Zion and the Jewish Labor Committee. Interview by Gail Malmgreen. Jacob Waisbord
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Jun 28, 1993 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 340 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 29 | Cassette : Walker 1-2 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Hershel Walker
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Paul Buhle. Hershel Walker
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Box: 6 | Cassette : 356-357 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 266 (Audio [31142054611440]) | Frank Wallin
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Wallin's editorial activities from the 1940s-1970s for the Finnish-language paper Tyomies and Industrilistii,, a Finnish-American newspaper affiliated with the International Workers of the World (IWW). Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 31, 1983 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Wallin 1 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 305 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Albert Warner
Scope and Content NoteInterview by Beth Haskell. Albert Warner
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May 4-5, 1980 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Warner 1-2 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 9 | Folder : 1 | Susan Warren - Transcript
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Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Committee for a Democratic Far Eastern Policy and the Jefferson School of Social Science during the 1950s. Interview by Debby Cohen. |
Apr 17, 1966 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Waskow 1 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Arthur Waskow
Scope and Content NoteInterview describes activities and internal politics of Students for a Democratic Society. Waskow reflects on its eventual dissolution. Interview by Kirkpatrick Sale. |
Apr 2, 1970 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 276 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Waters 1 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Mary-Alice Waters
Scope and Content NoteA recording of Mary-Alice Waters' speech titled "Women's Liberation and the Socialist Revolution."
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this recording. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the creator of the materials. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from copyright holder. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. Mary-Alice Waters
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Box: 5 | Cassette : 267 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 269 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | Stan Weir
Scope and Content NoteInterview document's Weir's experiences in Los Angeles. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Dec 28, 1981 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Weir 1-2 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 29 | CD : Weir 5-14 (Audio [31142062726545]) | Stan Weir
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Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding Workers Party. Interview by Allen Thompson. |
Aug 13, 1983 - Aug 15, 1983 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 269 E-J (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Cassette: 269A-M | Stan Weir
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Weir's analyses of the activities of C.L.R. James, the Johnson-Forest Tendency, and the Workers Party. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 22, 1982 | ||
Box: 29 | CD : Weir 3-4 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 269 C-D (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 5 | Cassette : 270 (Audio [31142054611440]) | Myra Tanner Weiss
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Weiss' family and educational background in Salt Lake City and Los Angeles, the unemployed movement and Trotskyist movement during the 1930s-1940s, anti-fascist demonstrations, and her experiences as Socialist Workers Party candidate during the 1940s-1950s. Interview by Jon Bloom. Myra Tanner Weiss
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1982 | |
Box: 29 | CD : Weiss 1 (Audio [31142062726545]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 384 A-B (Audio [31142054611465]) | Louis Weiss
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of Weiss' emigration from Poland, his work as a dress presser, and activities of the The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU). Interview also includes commentary from an unidentified woman and unidentified man. The woman speaks to her experience in different progressive and radical organizations during the 1930s-1940s, including the International Labor Defense, American Labor Party, and others. Interview by Paul Buhle.
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Mar 15, 1983 | |
Box: 30 | CD : L. Weiss 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : S. Weiss 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Sam Weiss
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the role of the Freie Arbeter Shtimme ( Free Voice of Labor) in the labor movement of the 1920s-1930s and describes activities of anarchists within the Arbeter Ring (Workmens' Circle). Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Apr 8, 1980 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 271 (Audio [31142054611440]) | |||
Box: 9 | Folder : 2 | Saul Wellman - Transcript
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the Communist Party during the 1930s-1950s, Wellman's reflections on the relationship between the Communist Party and unions, Communists and United Auto Workers during the Second World War, reactions to the Hitler-Stalin Pact, and the Left's activities during the Cold War. Interview by Roger Keeran. |
Aug 24, 1972 | |
Box: 5 | Cassette : 273 A-B (Audio [31142054611440]) | Saul Wellman: 65th birthday dinner |
1980 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Wellman dinner 1-3 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : West 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Yvette West
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers West's family dynamics growing up, her youth in the International Workers of the World (IWW) during the mid-1930s, and the literary career of her father, Yiddish critic B. Rivkin. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jan 19, 1983 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 275 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 274 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Ed Wiese
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers Wiese's work in the Westinghouse Elevator Plant in Jersey City and the influence of the left. It also documents his time as president of Local 456 of the United Electrical, Radio & Machine Workers of America (UE). Interview by Ruth Prago. |
Apr 24, 1981 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Wiese 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Williams 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Jim Williams
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding the internal politics and activities of Students for a Democratic Society on campuses across the United States. Williams also comments on reasons for the SDS split and the different Marxist factions in the New Left. Interview by Kirkpatrick Sale.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals. |
Apr 2, 1970 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 276 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 9 | Folder : 3 | Paul W. Williams - Transcript
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the prosecution of International Workers' Order during the 1950s. Interview by Howard Brown. |
May 11, 1976 | |
Box: 9 | Folder : 4 | Tim Wohlforth - Transcript
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents Wohlforth's background in Bridgeport, Connecticut during the 1930s-1940s and Socialism and Trotskyism during the 1950s. Interview by Douglas Cooper. |
Aug 29, 1976 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 279 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Alice Dodge Wolfson
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the League for Industrial Democracy, the Office Workers Union, the New England CIO, and the Socialist Party during the 1930s. Interview by Bea Lemisch. Alice Dodge Wolfson
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Apr 1, 1982 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Wolfson 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 9 | Folder : 5 (Mixed Materials [31142062672376]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Workers Party 1-8 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Workers Party/Standing Fast Conference
Scope and Content NoteRecording of an event commemorating the opening of the Max Shachtman Papers at the Tamiment Library. Panel presentations on 1) the character and activities of the Workers Party, 1940-49 2) Harvey Swados' novel Standing Fast, based on the WP, and 3) three magazines with roots in the WP, Politics, Dissent, and New Politics. Speakers include Herman Benson, Ricky Flanders, Albert Glotzer, Julius Jacobson, Irving Sanes, Morton Clurman, Paul Cowan, Lewis Coser, Robert Cummings, and Phyllis Jacobson. Workers Party/Standing Fast Conference
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May 6, 1983 - May 7, 1983 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 280 A-H (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Wright 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Frederick Wright
General noteTranscript available, Box 2
Scope and Content NoteWright describes the background of his family and his grandfather's influence on his drawing, his work as a clip-joint musician during the 1920s, going to sea during the 1930s, his work as freelance cartoonist for National Maritime Union (NMU), the Cold War, and his work for the UE News. Interview by Paul Buhle. Frederick Wright
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Jun 20, 1984 | |
Box: 9 | Folder : 6 (Mixed Materials [31142062672376]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 281 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 282 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Fannie Yellin
Scope and Content NoteYellin describes the anarchist circle in Philadelphia during the 1910s, the personality and ideas of Rudolf Rocker, and the role of the Rocker Circle in Los Angeles in publishing Rocker's work and facilitating his speaking tours. Interview by Paul Buhle. Fannie Yellin
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Apr 16, 1980 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Yellin 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Yoneda 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Karl Yoneda
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the Japanese-American Communist movement in the 1920s-1930s, the Japanese-language press in the 1920s and early 1930s, sectarian errors, cultural events, role in labor movement and opposition to the concentration camps that incarcerated Japanese-Americans during World War II, the Popular Front in the Japanese-American Left, and the state of Asian-American labor in the 1980s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jan 7, 1983 | |
Box: 9 | Folder : 7 (Mixed Materials [31142062672376]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 283 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 284 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Vincent Young
Scope and Content NoteDiscussion includes Young's youth in New York during the 1920s-1930s, his involvement in a black masonic lodge, and the activities of the Congress of Radical Equality (CORE) in Brooklyn during the 1940s-1960s. Other topics include the Downstate Medical Center, New York World's Fair demonstrations, and housing issues in Brooklyn in the 1980s. Interview by Howard August. Vincent Young
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Aug 4, 1983 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Young 1-3 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 285 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | Mary Zackheim
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes stories about Moshe Nadir and other Jewish literary personalities, Zackheim's philosophies on life, and Zackheim's thoughts on the Communist Party. Second portion of interview is not not Mary Zackheim. It is an unidentified man speaking about Communist Party involvement in a strike. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 24, 1978 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Mary Zackheim 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 286.5 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Meyer Zackheim
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the activities of the New York Left in the 1910s-1920s and the problems of the Jewish progressive movement in Miami Beach in the 1970s. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 24, 1978 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Meyer Zackheim 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Zackheim, Glassmans, Klieger & Rosenfeld 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Meyer Zackheim, Abe Glassman, Florence Glassman, Ben Kliger, and Rosenfeld
Scope and Content NoteThis group interview, taken in Miami Beach, Florida, collects members' recollections of the progressive Jewish cultural movement in the 1920s-1940s. Topics discussed include how narrators became involved in the movement, trade union activism (especially in the needle trades), strikes, the Workmen's Circle, the Morgen Freiheit, Jewish theatre, music and theatre clubs, and factional divisions on the left. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form from all narrators. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the Tamiment Library and certain narrators. Please contact the Tamiment Library for more information. |
Oct 24, 1978 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 286 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 6 | Cassette : 287.5 (Audio [31142054611457]) | Meyer Zackheim, Archie Rothenberg & Rose Lipshitz
Scope and Content NoteInterview regarding the relationship of culture and the Jewish progressive movement. Rose Lipshitz discusses the challenges of immigrant women in America of 1920s and the appeal of the Left. Archie Rothenberg discusses political activities of Jewish Left in 1920s-1930s. Additional topics covered include lectures, union activism in garment and millinery trades, women's roles in trade union and Left political organizations, the Bund and labor activities in Poland, the destruction of Eastern European Jewish communities during the Holocaust, and Yidisher Kultur Farband (YKUF) reading circles. Interview by Paul Buhle.
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form from all narrators. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the Tamiment Library and certain narrators. Please contact the Tamiment Library for more information. |
Oct 24, 1978 | |
Box: 30 | CD : Zackheim, Rothenberg & Lipshitz 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Zackheim, Weiss & Silvers 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Meyer Zackheim, Ed Weiss, Julius Silver, and Sylvia Silver
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form from all narrators. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the Tamiment Library and certain narrators. Please contact the Tamiment Library for more information.
Scope and Content NoteGroup interview concerning the relationship of Jewish culture and left movements in the first decades of the twentieth century. Topics include immigration following the 1905 Russian Revolution, the International Ladies Garment Workers Union (ILGWU), needle trade strikes, the founding of the Yidisher Kultur Farband (YKUF), political orientations within YKUF, the Morgen Freiheit, the role of women in the YKUF and garment unions, Jewish choruses, the concentration of left activities in Chicago in the early twentieth century, German-American socialist organizations compared with Jewish organizations, the Communist Party's relationship with culture, and the Soviet Union. Group likely also contains Mary Zackheim. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Oct 24, 1978 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 287 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Zawadowski 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Joseph Zawadowski
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the Polish-American Left in Chicago from the time of his father (1920s) to the 1980s and Zawadowski's own experiences in the Spanish Civil War. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Jul 28, 1983 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 288 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Zeluck 1 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Steve Zeluck
Scope and Content NoteInterview covers the Johnson-Forest Tendency, Trotskyism in Philadephia and Chicago, and Zeluck's reflections on C.L.R. James. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
Dec 15, 1982 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 289 (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 10 | Cassette : 410 (Audio [31142054611465]) | Steve Zeluck
Use RestrictionsThe Tamiment Library and Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives does not hold a release form for this interview. Copyright (and related rights of publicity and privacy) are held by the narrator and interviewer. Permission to publish or reproduce materials must be secured from narrator and/or interviewer. Please contact the Tamiment Library for assistance in contacting these individuals.
Scope and Content NoteInterview includes discussion of the Johnson-Forest Tendency, CLR James, and the Socialist Workers Party. Interview by Paul Buhle. |
undated | |
Box: 30 | CD : Zeluck 2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | |||
Box: 30 | CD : Zimmerman 1-2 (Audio [31142062734697]) | Charles Zimmerman
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union (ILGWU) and the struggle between left and right in the 1910s-1920s. Interview by David Gurowsky. Charles Zimmerman
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Oct 31, 1974 | |
Box: 6 | Cassette : 290 A-B (Audio [31142054611457]) | |||
Box: 9 | Folder : 8 (Mixed Materials [31142062672376]) | |||
Box: 9 | Folder : 9 | Celia Lewis Zitron - Transcript
Scope and Content NoteInterview documents the activities of the New York Teachers Union during the 1940s. Interview by Glenn Goldstein. |
May 8, 1976 | |
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