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Hoover Acquires Papers Of Soviet Author Anatolii Gladilin
Prominent Soviet writer Anatolli Gladilin's papers have come to the Library & Archives providing insights into Soviet literary life and Gladilin's work with Radio Liberty.
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Research Materials On KMT Left-Wing Radicalism Come To Hoover
Newly acquired are the personal papers of J. Kenneth Olenik—a retired historian and expert on Deng Yanda, a well-known leftist in the Chinese Nationalist Party, or Kuomintang (KMT)—adding to Hoover’s rich archival holdings on Nationalist China.
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Stalin's Usable Past
The Stanford–Hoover Series on Authoritarianism has released it's latest volume, Stalin's Usable Past: A Critical Edition of the 1937 Short History of the USSR, edited by David Brandenberger.
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Hoover Acquires Papers Of Legendary Aviator Royal Leonard
A collection on pioneering American aviator Royal Leonard, best known as Chiang Kai-shek’s personal pilot before World War II, has come to the Hoover Library & Archives and joins significant holdings on American pilots in 1930s China.
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The Hoover Institution Acquires The Papers Of Viktor Petrov
The papers of Viktor Porfirievich Petrov (1907–2000), a geographer and historian who wrote extensively on Russians in America and China, have been acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives.
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Hoover Acquires The Papers Of Cold War Expert Gregg Herken
A new increment to the collection of Gregg Herken, American historian and professor Emeritus of History, has arrived at the archives. It contains documents, notes, photographs, and correspondence related to The Georgetown Set, a historical portrait of Washington DC Cold Warriors who helped shape strategy in the years after WWII.
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