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Guide to the John Poulos and Constantine Poulos Papers TAM 114

Elmer Holmes Bobst Library
70 Washington Square South
New York, NY, 10012
(212) 998-2630
gail.malmgreen@nyu.edu


Tamiment Library / Wagner Archives

Collection processed by Su Shan Chin, 1988.

This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2009-06-30T16:01-0400 Description is in English.

Descriptive Summary

Creator: Poulos, Constantine, 1916-1986.
Creator: Poulos, John, 1911-1980.
Title: John and Constantine Poulos Papers
Dates: Bulk, 1940-1950
Dates: circa 1921-1978, (Bulk 1940-1950)
Abstract: John Poulos (1911-1980) was a Marxist, Trotskyist, writer and labor organizer from Lynn, Massachusetts. He organized Food Workers Local 701 of the AFL, and was a delegate to the CIO founding convention in 1938. He served on the national committee of the Socialist Workers Party, and later the Workers Party, and wrote extensively for its newspaper, Labor Action. He was involved in the fight against the Greek military dictatorship and set up a collection on Greek radicalism at the Tamiment Library. His brother Constantine ("Connie") Poulos (1916-1986) was a liberal journalist and founder and editor of political monthly: The Hellenic Spectator. Constantine was a journalist for the Overseas News Agency during World War II, and reported on the Greek resistance. After WWII, Constantine Poulos served as a liaison and translator for negotiations between American officials and the Greek resistance, namely, EAM-ELAS. He was expelled from Greece under the charge that he was "pro-communist". Constantine Poulos returned to the U.S. where he wrote for The Nation, was an editor of Holiday, and bought a weekly newspaper in Jamestown, NY, where he was to win a Pulitzer Prize for community journalism. The collection includes correspondence and articles by the Poulos brothers, as well as pamphlets and assorted materials pertaining to their individual political pursuits.
Quantity: 12.25 Linear feet (20 boxes)
Call Phrase: TAM 114
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Historical/Biographical Note

John Poulos (1911-1980), student and documenter of Greek and Greek-American radicalism, and a son of Greek immigrants, was born in 1911 in Lynn, Massachusetts. While in his twenties, and a food worker, he organized Food Workers Local 701 of the AFL and led the fledgling union into the emerging CIO, and was a delegate to the CIO founding convention in 1938. A Marxist, Poulos belonged to, and served on the national committee of the Socialist Workers Party, a Trotskyist organization. Later, in the 1940s he joined the Workers Party, also a Trotskyist organization. He served on its central committee, and wrote extensively for its newspaper, Labor Action. He was also active in the United Auto Workers, but by the late 1950s was blacklisted for his radical views. Remaining polticially active, he was involved in the fight against the Greek military dictatorship (1967-74). In the 1970s Poulos became an activist scholar of Greek studies, setting up a collection on Greek radicalism at the Tamiment Library. He died on December 20, 1980.

Constantine ("Connie") Poulos (1916-1986), John's younger brother, was born in 1916. Although familiar with Marxism through his older brother, Constantine was a liberal. In 1940 he was founder and editor of The Hellenic Spectator, a monthly of politics and the arts. With the outbreak of World War II, Constantine took a job as a journalist for the Overseas News Agency. He was eventually assigned to report on the Greek resistance and in 1943 became the first correspondent to enter occupied Greece, where he made his way to the mountains and came into contact with the communist-led united from resistance, the National Liberation Front (EAM-ELAS). Poulos's reports were picked up by hundreds of American newspapers, including the Greek press, and he also wrote interpretive essays which appeared in The Nation. After WWII, Poulos also reported from Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Hungary and Palestine. At the war's end, Constatine Poulos served as a liaison and translator between American officials and resistance notables. He urged that EAM-ELAS be given at least an equal voice in the government being shaped for postwar Greece. While freely ackowledging the communist leadership of EAM-ELAS, Poulos felt that the resistance fighters were Greece's best democrats and that they would function honorably in a regime which guaranteed their political rights. This view ran counter to what became American policy, and Poulos was expelled from Greece under vague charges that he was "pro-communist". Poulos returned to the U.S. and eventually bought a weekly newspaper in Jamestown, NY, where he was to win a Pulitzer Prize for community journalism. He was able to get an editorial position at Holidaymagazine (1965-70), and wrote about the Greek Junta for The Nation. Constantine Poulos died June 3, 1986.

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Scope and Content Note

The materials in the collection were created and accumulated by John and Constantine Poulos. The collection contains correspondence, dispatches and articles, typescripts, political cartoons, internal documents and bulletins of left-wing organizations, government documents, pamphlets and other published materials. The bulk and richest portion of the collection documents the Greek Civil War, 1944-49, and the history of Greek Trotskyism. There is also good documentation of the period of the Greek Junta, 1967-74, and resistance thereto, and of Greek-American radicalism. The collection is organized into five series, described below. In addition, three linear feet of Greek language publications have been separated for future integration into the Library's book, serial and ephemera holdings.

Series I, Constantine Poulos' writings and correspondence, offers keen insight into the situation in Greece, 1944-49, and the reaction of Britain and the U.S. In addition to his press dispatches and published articles, there are political cartoons by Poulos, U.S. government documents, and pamphlets published in the U.S. and Britain in support of the guerilla forces. This series also documents the consequences for Poulos' journalism career of his reportage on Greece.

Series II documents the Greek Resistance and Civil War and its Aftermath. Materials include EAM-ELAS communiques and central committee documents, underground leaflets and newspapers, reports on prisoners, and Connie Poulos memoranda to the U.S. government. There are also documents of several Trotskyist organizations, Greek trade unions, and British and American intelligence reports and diplomatic papers. Included is an analysis of propaganda in the Greek-American community, written by the OSS, which identifies newspapers, organizations, and individuals, giving their orientation and influence. Also included are pamphlets on the resistance groups that were published for American mass audiences. In addition there are materials from the late 1940s to the late 1970s connected to the development of the Greek radical movement and American reaction to that development.

Series III is one of the most extensive collections on Greek Trotskyism. Much of it was collected by John Poulos in the 1970s for a projected definitive history of Greek Trotskyism. Included are materials on the Greek Archeio-Marxists, a non-Stalinist group (never part of the Third International) which originated in the late 1910s and ultimately merged with the Trotskyist groups in the late 1930s.

Series IV contains the correspondence Poulos undertook to locate the materials on Greek Trotskyism and the rest of the collection. Much of this correspondence clarifies the identity, contributions, and fates of various Greek Trotskyists in the U.S. and Greece. Among his American correspondents were Trotskyists Hugo Oehler and Albert Glotzer.

Series V contains materials on the anti-junta movement of 1967-1974. Most of this material was published in the U.S. by collectives of radicals and liberals and provides a sense of the activity within the U.S. and of the major issues at stake. Other materials deal with the struggles in Greece itself.

Series VI contains books and serials in Greek, awaiting processing and cataloging.

Series VII contains a scrapbook of clippings on the Greek Civil War from 1940-1948.

Note: An * indicates a folder that had contained nonprint materials. All nonprint materials such as photographs or cartoon sketches found in the particular folders have been placed into the library's nonprint collection.

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Container List

SERIES I. CONSTANCE POULOS -- WRITINGS AND CORRESPONDENCE

Section I. Connie - Correspondence: Greece

Box Folder Title Date
1 1 J. Poulos letters to L.S. on "smears" undated

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Section II. Connie - Balkans

Box Folder Title Date
1 2 Threat on Hitler's moral order undated
1 3 Dispatches - Bulgaria 1942-1947
1 4 Dispatches - Poland 1940-1946
1 5 Dispatches - Romania 1946
1 6 Dispatches - Hungary 1946-1947

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Section III. Press Notes

Box Folder Title Date
1 7 Articles written by or referred to Connie Poulos undated
1 8 Connie: Ouster from Palestine, editorials.* undated
1 9 Connie: Editorials and articles using his material and his name, 1944

(originals discarded 12/87)

1 10 Connie: Articles quoting him, 1945

(incomplete; originals discarded 12/87)

1 11 Connie: Editorials and articles in reference to him, 1946
1 12 Connie: Articles quoting him, 1947

(originals discarded 12/87)

1 13 Connie: Editorials and articles quoting him, 1948

(originals discarded 12/87)

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Section IV. Connie - Jerusalem

Box Folder Title Date
1 14 Dispatches 1949
1 15 Dispatches - Rhodes and Greece 1949
1 16 Dispatches - Israel 1949
1 17 (a) No by-lines - Israel 1949
1 18 Paper on Israel post-1948 ca.1948
1 19 Telegrams and articles 1944
1 20 Stories 1945
1 21 Palestine Oct 1945

For more articles on the ousting of C. Poulos from Palestine see section III, folder 2.

1 22 Palestine Nov 1945
1 23 Palestine Dec 1945
1 24 Palestine Feb 1946

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Section V. Greece: Articles and Correspondence

Box Folder Title Date
1 25 Polk murder undated
1 26 Extracts from the Greek Press undated
1 27 Nat Herald Puzzle Series undated

(author unknown)

1 28 Articles - Mar 1944

(incomplete article enclosed)

1 29 Ariicles - Apr 1944
1 30 Poulos undated
1 31 Connie - National Herald undated
1 32 Connie - Greece Jul 1944-Aug 1944 , Oct 1944-Nov 1944

(Greek)

1 33 Connie - Ass. clippings undated
1 34 British agent - David Balfour a.k.a. Father Demetrios undated
1 35 Middle-East mutiny undated
1 36 Nation: Listing of articles sent to Stavrianos undated
1 37 Connie: Ahepan Magazine 1944-1945
1 38 The Book undated
1 39 Dispatches 1944-1945
1 40 Connie: Visas, etc. undated
1 41 Connie: The Nation 1944-1947
1 42 Connie: The Nation 1948-1949
2 1 Connie: The Nation 1950-1951
2 2 Connie: The Nation 1965
2 3 Connie: The New Repubulic 1947
2 4 Expelled from Austria undated
2 5 Connie: Barred from Germany Jul 17, 1947
2 6 C. Poulos' cabled articles Dec 1944-Mar 1945

(Carbons; some of these articles must have been censored completely for they do not appear in the ONA printed papers)

2 7 Connie: Original or typed correspondence undated
2 8 Connie: Greece Feb 1944

(Greek and English)

2 9 Connie: Greece 1945-1947
2 10 ONA Mail undated
2 11 Connie's Book undated
2 12 Cyprus undated
2 13 C. Poulos' room broken into undated
2 14 To Poulos from F. Kirchwey undated
2 15 Mowrer undated
2 16 Rome Stars and Stripes undated
2 17 Dispatches - Austria 1947
2 18 Poulos pages 22-77 1944-1945
2 19 C. Poulos NANA undated
2 20 Connie 1944-1945

(place of print unknown)

2 21 Connie - Original magazine articles undated
2 22 To John from Connie undated
2 23 Biological sketches undated

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Section VI. General

Box Folder Title Date
2 24 Hands-ears-feet undated
2 25 Movies, radio undated
2 26 Facial expressions undated
2 27 Latin Areriea undated
2 28 Cartoons: Labor undated
2 29 Cartoon Ideas undated
2 30 Cartoons undated
2 31 Cartoons: Animals undated

(see also cartoons: farmers)

2 32 Cartoons: Workers undated
2 33 Cartoons: American life and scenes[ ]-Punch undated
2 34 Cartoons: Political figures undated
2 35 Cartoons: Farmers undated

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Section VII. Connie: Literary works

Box Folder Title Date
3 1 Unpublished fiction undated
3 2 Originals 1944-1949

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Section VIII. Biography and blacklist

Box Folder Title Date
3 3 Unfiled-Connie-2 undated
3 4 Connie's biography undated
3 5 Blacklisted undated
3 6 Maragon undated
3 7 Connie hounded - Section I undated
3 8 Connie hounded - Section II undated
3 9 Connie: Personal narrative* undated
3 10 [Connie's book] undated
3 11 Cartoons undated

(located in Box 10 - subject box)

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Section IX. Jamestown Sun

Box Folder Title Date
3 Jamestown Sun undated

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Section X. Connie's early writings

Box Folder Title Date
3 12 Connie: Spectator undated
3 13 Hellenic Spectator undated
3 14 Connie: Broun undated

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Section XI. Photos

Box Folder Title Date
3 15 Greece: Starvation 1943-1944

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Section XII. Manuscripts

Box Folder Title Date
3 16 Petsopoulos, John - "England at the war..." undated
3 17 Lars Barentzen, Copenhagen - Demostration on Dec 1944

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Section XIII. U.S.A Official

Box Folder Title Date
3 18 U. S. Army undated
3 19 O.W.I. Reports undated
3 20 Greece Atrocities - EAM of civilians 1944-1946
3 21 Hostages 1945
3 22 Go Where undated
3 23 White Book Feb 1945-Jun 1945

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Section XIV. U.S.A. Journals and Newspapers

Box Folder Title Date
3 24 Bloody Sunday 12/3/44 1944
3 25 Censorship undated
3 26 Articles by others on Greece 1942
3 27 Greece: A.C. Sedgwick undated

(NY Times)

3 28 U.S. Journal articles on Greece 1945
3 29 Yank undated
3 30 Washington Post undated
3 31 United Press undated
3 32 Time undated
4 1 Edmund Wilson - New Yorker undated
4 2 New York Times undated
4 3 New York Post undated
4 4 Life undated
4 5 New York Herald Tribune undated
4 6 Colliers undated
4 7 Christian Science Monitor undated
4 8 Boston Globe undated
4 Pamphlets:
Murder Inc. in Greece
Greece of Tomorrow
Greece Fights
Justice for Greece
Challenge to Freedom
Near east problems
Greece(Book Digest)
Greek Northern Epirus
Tyranny and Terror
Appeal of British Troops from Greece
Greek Liberation
The truth about Greece
American aid to Greece
Greece fights for freedom
"Democracy is taking a beating in Greece"
A Summary of Greek Internal Politics
The youth of Greece
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SERIES II. GREEK WARTIME (WWII) RESISTANCE & AFTERMATH

Section I. Newspapers

Box Folder Title Date
5 1 Greece: Right wing Papers - Dec 1944
5 2 Athens: Extracts from Athenian Press 1944
5 3 Greece: Hellenic News Service undated
5 4 Yugoslavia undated
5 5 Greece: British Press on Greece undated
5 6 Underground Press: Occupied Greece undated

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Section II. Bibliographies-Indexes-References

Box Folder Title Date
5 7 Books, articles re: Greece undated

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Section III. Letters, memorandums

Box Folder Title Date
5 8 Greece: post- Dec 1944
5 9 To political and T.U. leaders in U.S. and Britain undated

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Section IV. Prisoner Reports

Box Folder Title Date
5 10 Greece: Prisoner letters undated

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Section V. Appeals to U.S.,Britain,U.S.S.R.

Box Folder Title Date
5 11 Greece: Appeals to heads of government; Trade Unions, etc. - 1944
5 12 Poems of the underground undated

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Section VI. Articles

Box Folder Title Date
5 13 Connie: Dispatches from Greece 1947
5 14 Greece: L.S. Stavrianos Studies undated

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Section VII. Mutiny in the mid-east - 1944

Box Folder Title Date
5 15 Summary Account undated

(in Greek)

5 16 Report undated
5 17 Memorandums to the U.S. government undated
5 18 Newspaper articles undated
5 19 Telegrams, etc. - Mutineers lay down arms undated

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Section VIII. Lebanon Conference - May 1944

Box Folder Title Date
5 20 Lebanon Conference - May 1944
5 21 Lebanon: To Papandreou by [Souolos] Stratis, Rouson Jul 9, 1944

(Greek)

5 22 Lebanon Rousos undated
5 23 Greece: Lebanon undated

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Section IX. EAM Communications

Box Folder Title Date
5 24 Central Committee(Announcements), memorandums, etc. - 1944
5 25 Leaflets undated

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Section X. Leaflets, papers, letters, cartoons*

Box Folder Title Date
6 1 Greece: German soldiers undated

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Section XI. ELAS - Greece

Box Folder Title Date
6 2 ELAS - Greece undated

(Greek)

6 3 Army Orders undated
6 4 EPON: Leaflets undated

(Youth Underground)

6 5 ELAS Leaders bring back to Greece old party leaders undated
6 6 Popoff Letters undated

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Section XII. Greece - EPON

Box Folder Title Date
6 7 ETTON undated

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Section XIII PEEA

Box Folder Title Date
6 8 PEEA and T.U. releases undated

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Section XIV. KKE

Box Folder Title Date
6 9 KKE Leaflets undated

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Section XV. British Documents

Box Folder Title Date
6 10 MacVeagh Papers undated
6 11 Lt. Gen. R.M. Scobie Communiques/Correspondence undated
6 12 British Intelligence undated
6 13 Churchill's Verbatim to Press Correspondents undated
6 14 British Parliments - Debates, summaries 1944
6 15 Review of Athens Press undated
6 16 Plaka Agreement undated
6 17 Byford Jones undated
6 18 Caserta Agreement undated
6 19 NY Times - A.C. Sedgewick undated
6 20 Poetry undated
6 21 White Book May 1944-Mar 1945

(English)

6 22 White Book May 1944-Mar 1945

(Greek)

6 23 Kessel's Pictures* undated
6 24 Greece T.U. undated

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Section XVI. Greece Trade Union

Box Folder Title Date
6 25 Lebanon undated
6 26 Mutiny in the Mid-east undated
6 27 Censorship undated
6 28 4th International Magazine - Civil War in Greece undated
6 29 Civil War in Greece 1943-1949
6 30 Underground Leaflets undated
6 31 Greece: U.S. Army undated
6 32 OWI Reports undated
6 33 EAM Communications, etc. undated
6 34 ELAS Communications undated

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Section XVII EAM

Box Folder Title Date
6 Pamphlets:
Britain in Greece
The Third War
How and the people's liberation struggle of Greece met with defeat
The campaign in Greece and Crete
The fight in Greece
Greece: the facts
The truth about Greece
Greece is our concern
Tragedy in Greece
Inside Free Greece
The Case For Greece
undated
7 A bag full of steel character plates undated
7 Pamphlets and one hard-cover book undated
7 The position in Greece undated
7 Evidence in support of the Greek Appeal to the security council undated
7 Newsletter of the Cyprus Solidarity Committee undated
7 Greece undated
7 Journal of the Hellenic American Society - Winter 1974
7 Journal of the Hellenic American Society - 1974
7 The Coffeehouse undated
7 Fascism in Greece and why it happened undated
7 (Pamphlet in Greek) undated
7 Greece in the 40's undated
7 Monthly Review - Dec 1972
7 Monthly Review - Feb 1974
7 Monthly Review - Apr 1978
7 Monthly Review - May 1978
7 Challenge to Freedom undated

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Section I. Recent Correspondence

Box Folder Title Date
8 1 Koraes Letters undated

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Section II. (Canada)

Box Folder Title Date
8 2 Canada undated
8 3 Bibliography undated

(Greek/English)

8 4 White Book May 1944-Mar 1945
8 5 National Herald - New York undated
8 6 Pamphlet undated

(Greek)

8 7 Rizos 1944-1945
8 8 GAM ELAS Civil War EDA 1977-1978

(Greece to file [written 1977-78])

8 9 ELAS-Reminiscences. Stalinist 1947-1948
8 10 EMA: Why it lost out undated
8 11 Zaharides also Aris undated
8 12 Greece - KKE-ELAS Civil war 1977-1978

(written 1977-78, not filed)

8 13 Article: L.S. Stavrianos undated
8 14 Index: Newspapers only undated
8 15 Bibliography of books - Greek undated
8 16 LOSH Index undated
8 17 NYU - Tamiment Library undated
8 18 Greece - Maoists 1965-1966
8 20 Greece 1943
8 21 Article undated

(Greek)

8 22 NYU Index undated

(in the making) - Greece

8 23 U.S.S.R.* undated
8 24 Theodorakis 1977
8 25 Greece - Left parties and organizations undated
8 26 Brussels 1972-1973
8 27 J. Poulos: Modern Greek Studies Association undated
8 28 Greece - Chronology of Modern Greek History - Initials of various groups undated
8 29 LaVerite Jun 9, 1933

(No. 158)

8 xx. Cyprus undated
8 30 Yugoslavia undated
8 31 Unfiled-political-1 undated

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SERIES III. GREEK TROTSKYISM AND EARLY MARXISM

Section I. Greece - Modern History plus KKE - LOSH Indexes

Box Folder Title Date
9 1 May Day undated
9 2 Killings in Greece undated
9 3 Greece: KKE - Dec 1944
9 4 Greece: KKE 1944-1949
9 5 Greece: KKE History - 60 years undated
9 6 Greece: Varkiza - A Stalinist Betrayal undated
9 7 Greece: 4th Up to Mextaxas to the civil war undated
9 8 Archio-Marxists undated
9 9 Greece: Modern 4th plus KKE history undated
9 10 J. Poulos' letter: Petsopoulos in the KKE undated
9 11 Trotsky murdered undated
9 12 D.E.K. document to Trotskyist Merger Conference undated
9 13 Greece: 4th history undated
9 14 Greece: 4th International papers 1944-1946
9 15 Greece 4th - 50 years to the Left Oppostion undated
9 16 Greece 1945
10 1 Greece: 4th Yalta undated
10 2 Leninist opposition of GCP undated
10 3 KKE Criticism undated
10 4 Greece: Mike Stevens' articles undated
10 5 Greece 4th in war time undated
10 6 4th EAM,KKE and Trotskyism during occupation undated
10 7 4th Trotskyism and Stalinism in world war II undated
10 8 4th International undated
10 9 Varkiza 4th undated
10 10 Photocopies of various articles on Greek issues undated
10 11 Greece 4th Vitsoris-LD Trotsky discussion plus historical notes on left opposition undated
10 12 Nitsa(Vitsioph) Tsaganea* undated
10 13 Greece 4th: Vitsoris* undated
10 14 Greece: Trotskyist - December undated
10 15 Greece: Communist Review cover Vol. 1, No. 1. Jan 1922
10 16 Greece: Communist Review Vol. 2, No. 6. Jun 1922
10 17 (articles) Unfiled - Greece undated
10 18 Greece: Archeio-Marxists killed by Stalinists undated
10 19 Greece: Athanasiades undated

(Thalasinoe)

10 20 Articles in Greek undated
10 21 4th Pouliopoulos undated
10 22 Greece: 4th Stina undated
10 23 Greece: Vitte undated
10 24 Greece: Pictures of Trotskyists* undated
10 25 Greece: Prison locations undated
10 26 Loukas - December Days 1944
10 27 France: Addresses undated
10 28 Ilios Yannakakis - The KKE undated
10 29 KKE 1967-1969

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SERIES IV. JOHN POULOS CORRESPONDENCE AND 4TH INTERNATIONAL

Section I. General

Box Folder Title Date
10 30 Lenin's speech on Ultraleftism undated
10 31 In closet files undated
10 32 C. and J. Poulos undated
10 33 L. A. Mike Stevens undated

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Section II. Correspondence

Box Folder Title Date
11 1 Breitman undated
11 2 Hansen undated
11 3 B.D.I.C. Michel Dreyfus undated
11 4 Greeks in C.L.A. undated
11 5 Greece: Lars Baerentzen undated
11 6 Review of KKE Kousoulas' book undated
11 7 Richter undated
11 8 Louis Sinclair undated
11 9 France: Nikos Syringas undated
11 10 Edward Oler undated

(Hugo Oehler)

11 11 Hemlock Quarterly undated
11 12 Mail Maytag-Ann 1976
11 13 Alan Wald undated
11 14 Vlanton undated
11 15 Corr: Stravianos 1976
11 16 Catalogs undated
11 17 Oberst undated
11 18 Anastassiadis* undated
11 19 Thomas Stamm undated
11 20 Greece corr: Stina undated
11 21 Greece corr: Helen undated
11 22 CLA Internal Bulletin #17 undated
11 23 Spartacists undated
11 24 N.Y. Times undated
11 25 Dalven undated
11 26 Lynn undated
11 27 Louis Basky undated
11 28 B.J. Field undated

(Gould)

11 29 Glotzer undated
11 30 Harvard undated
11 31 Greece: Alexandra Topping undated
11 32 C.E.R.M.T.R.I. J.C. Orveillen undated
11 33 Gankakis undated
11 34 Rene Dazy undated
12 1 Sklavos undated
12 2 Nikos: Material mailed to him undated
12 3 Nikos: 2nd mailing undated
12 4 Lynn CIO - xerox undated
12 5 Felekis undated
12 6 Katpaba Iwavra(Kowa) undated
12 7 Greece: Myrtos undated
12 8 Maurice Spector undated
12 9 Greece: Spartakos 19311933
12 10 Greece corr: L. Kastritis undated
12 11 Athens undated

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Section III. Correspondence - Scotland

Box Folder Title Date
12 12 4th International undated
12 13 Greece: Elections 1977
12 14 Daylos Vol. 1, No. 1 1931
12 15 Daylos Vol. 1, No. 2 1932
12 16 4th Debates with KKE - 1946
12 17 Greece: Bulletin Interieur Vol. 1, No. 8 Oct 1945
12 18 Greece: Bulletin Interieur Vol. 2, No. 14 Secretariat International undated
12 19 France: Bulletin IV - 1938
12 20 Bulletin of workers undated
12 21 Greece: CLO Bulletin #2 - Mar 1, 1931
12 22 Greece: CLO Bulletin Apr 1931-May 1931
12 23 Greece: CLO Bulletin May 1931
12 24 Greece: CLO Bulletin May 1931-Jun 1931
12 25 Greece: CLO #15 Jun 1934
12 26 The Communist - CLA - 1932
12 27 Greek Canada undated
12 28 New Beginning undated
12 29 Marxist Bulletin undated
12 30 Magazine of the worker's struggle undated
12 31 Pamphlet cover - Greek undated
12 32 Greece: Deltio undated
12 33 Articles in Greek undated
12 34 International Bulletin undated
12 35 Greece: 4th 1967-1969
12 36 Greece: 4th 1972
12 37 Greece: 4th 1973
12 38 Greece: 4th 1975
12 39 Greece: Classics-Marxist translations to Greek undated

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Section IV. Journals and Newspapers

Box Folder Title Date
12 40 Newspaper in Greek undated
12 41 Newspaper in Greek undated

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SERIES V. JUNTA & RESISTANCE, OTHER SUBJECT FILES

Box Folder Title Date
13 1 Newsletter: Modern Greek Society Vol. V, No. 1; Vol. III, No. 1 undated
13 2 A Greek Book undated
13 3 Cartoons: 1920 , 1936-1937 , 1940
13 4 Cartoons: 1967-1972 1967-1972

(Poster of a Greek soldier, Greece under Democracy and new constitution)

13 5 Patriotic Front undated

(Articles about the Junta arresting and prosecuting members of the Patriotic Front; Bulletin of democratic resistance)

13 6 Front Line and other radical publications Free Voice of Greece Demokratia undated

(are all against Junta and its American sponsors)

13 7 Hellenic Review-Vol. 1, No. 3-5 undated
13 8 Litton, U.S. Industries, etc. undated
13 9 Pappas - Agnew undated
13 10 Miscellaneous publications and articles including: Written works issues by Panhellenic Liberation Movement re: Democracy and Constitution Newsletters re: torture in Greece; Articles re: government; Articles re: Greece withdrawing from Council of Europe; Poster: Advertisement of Greeks willingness to fight fascism; Articles: Repression policies employed by government. undated
13 11 Junta Leaders undated
13 12 Eleutheria - Vol. IV, No. 1-4 undated
13 13 Greek Report - Mar 1969-May 1970 , Dec 1971
13 14 Antistasi undated

(Greek)

14 1 Articles re: Colonies in Greece; The besieged king; Military takeover Apr 1967
14 2 Royalty undated
14 3 EDA History undated
14 4 Articles and newsletter undated

(Greek and English) ESAK Bulletin

14 5 1965 Econ. Statistics undated
14 6 Underground undated
14 7 Report on Greece - Newspapers -- Torture; Resistance; Constitution; Economy undated
14 8 Foreign Report -- Articles: Appeals to Americans Apr 1967-Jun 1970
14 9 Free Greece Papers undated

(Greek and English)

14 10 American aid to Junta - 1968
14 11 America's Threat undated
14 12 C.I.A undated
14 13 NATO and the middle east undated
14 14 Tortures undated
14 15 Economic undated
14 16 National Unity undated

(Greek)

14 17 Articles: Greek and English -- Re: Vietnam; Constitution in Greece; Rigged Greek referendum; undated
14 18 Publication undated

(Greek)

14 19 Greek Papers undated
14 20 Press Committee undated
14 21 Papandreou undated
14 22 Greece: J. P. Letters undated
14 23 Greece not filed undated

(Greek and English) -- Women political prisoners; Terror in Greece; Military

14 24 Nixon -- Junta censors theaters; Greek Travesty; Dialouge with Nixon; Junta's eyes on Nixon; undated
14 25 Democratia undated
14 26 Paul Nord -- Verses about Greece and Junta undated
14 27 Greece-not filed -- A Greek newsletter; Articles: Life in military Greece; Letters by political prisoners of Greece* 1967-1970
14 28 Greece Committee undated
14 29 Onassis undated
15 Junta & Resistance material undated

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SERIES VI. GREEK LANGUAGE MONOGRAPHS & SERIALS

Box Folder Title Date
16 Monographs undated
17, 18, 19 Serials undated

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SERIES VII. Scrapbook on Greek Civil War

Box Folder Title Date
20 Scrapbook 1940-1948

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