Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken te Londen (Londens Archief) > Geheim archief > Washington (GA/Politieke Rapporten/Amerika) > Politieke rapporten van de consul-generaal te Chicago betreffende de situatie in het midden-westen van de Verenigde Staten.

Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken te Londen (Londens Archief) > Geheim archief > Oorlog met Japan (GA/DZ/H) > Brief van de ambassadeur te Washington betreffende de strategie in de Pacific, alsmede kritiek van de Chicago Daily Tribune op Nederland en het Britse Rijk.

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Collectie 402: International Military Tribunal for the Far East > Bewijsstukken > Fase V (opiumhandel)

Familie Van de Mortel - De La Court, 1384 - 1978 > Jan B.V.M.J. van de Mortel, generatie 12, inventarisnrs 176 - 339 > Brieven ontvangen als consul-generaal in Chicago van A. Loudon, Mar Eshai Shimun XXIII, P.J. Oud, J.H. van Royen, en onbekend, 1946 - 1948

Familie Van de Mortel - De La Court, 1384 - 1978 > Jan B.V.M.J. van de Mortel, generatie 12, inventarisnrs 176 - 339 > Bulletin van 'The Netherlands Information Service' in Holland, Michigan, over vertrek van Jan B.V.M.J. van de Mortel uit Chicago, met bijlage, 1958

Het Nederlandse Consulaatsarchief in de V.S. bevat voor de periode 1936-1954 correspondentie en stukken m.b.t. de organisatie. Verder zijn er losse stukken o.a. betreffende vrijwilligers voor de vorming van een troepenmacht; Commissie voor Rechtsherstel in Oorlogstijd; de Indonesische onafhankelijkheid en lucht-en scheepvaart.

Hierbij ook verklaringen van gemeenten en ingevulde formulieren van de Ein- und Ausreisestelle Amsterdam van Liselotte Solinger-Freund

LSs, AVs, large group of men and women walking down a main thoroughfare in Chicago. MLSs as the men and women walk towards/past the camera, they are talking amongst themselves and some glance at the camera as they pass out of the frame. They are dressed warmly in fur coats and collars, hats, etc. marching to protest Hitler. A variety of banners are being carried, with slogans saying, "Down with Hitler-Avoid ...

Collection contains correspondence, in Yiddish, and official documents issued to Esther Sonheim [donor] including a Polish passport; a green card issued by the U.S. Immigration Agency; and receipts for food packages which were sent by the donor and her aunt from Chicago, IL to family members in Warsaw.

Consists of 14 photographs taken by Chicago Tribune photographer Max Arthur in Germany and Poland, as well as a letter written to family members, dated December 28th (presumably 1945) and on clipping from the Chicago Tribune of a photograph he took. Photographs include post-mortem photographs of Hermann Goering and Julius Streicher, as well as photographs of Nazi propaganda murals.

Ralph McComb (1907-1993) was born February 11, 1907. He received his Ph.D. degree in 1929 from the University of Chicago where he majored in psychology and English. He obtained both a B.S. and a master's in library science from the University of Illinois and did further graduate work in library science at the University of Chicago. He worked at the Newberry Library in Chicago, the University of Illinois, ...

Harry's New York Bar. General view, Paris correspondents at table, left to right: Edgar Mowrer of "Chicago Daily News" (once kicked out of Germany), Robert Parker, Jr. of Associated Press, replacing Lloyd during latter's vacation. Ralph Heinzen of United Press. Bill Reed of International News Service (crashed the party, leaving Paris shortly for New York, future job unknown). John Whittaker, formerly ...

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