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Contains letters regarding international affairs papers regarding the North Atlantic Treaty, papers concerning the Korean War, and papers discussing Palestinian refugees. Also included are papers concerning Willis W. Ritter and his nomination as a federal judge, the construction of the Salt Lake Federal Building, and general correspondence from 1944-1972.

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Contains letters, records, speeches, articles, maps, proposals, debates, files, and various other material related to Watkins' time as a United States senator from 1947 to 1971. Some topics include the Korean War, the authority to declare war, and international affairs. Also included are general correspondence from 1944 to 1972, which is organized alphabetically, and letters of congratulations from 1949 to 1967 which are organized alphabetically.

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Printed periodical in German published irregularly in Vienna, Austria, and Leipzig, Germany, at the Johoda & Siegel publishers from 1899 to 1936. The materials in the collection cover the years 1908 to 1932 and include many gaps. The magazine was edited by Karl Kraus and deals with a large number of literary and international issues.

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Contains articles, essays, manuscripts, papers, and photocopies of books written by other people, collected by Hugh Nibley. The topics of the material are about religious history and scripture and about political history. Materials date from 1902 to 2001, bulk from 1954 to 2001.

Scope and Contents Contains papers created or collected by W. Cleon Skousen throughout his various professional activities. Includes research files of clippings, publications, overhead transparencies, curriculum, lecture and educational materials, proposals for new coalitions, articles, emails, and letters on American history, the U.S. Constitution with or without a religious context, world politics, survivalism, conspiracy theories, political candidates, family studies, monetary policy, nuclear warfare,...

Scope and Contents Contains administrative records of the Freemen Institute as collected by W. Cleon Skousen in his role as founder of the organization, including letters, articles, notes, training course agendas and curriculum, publicity materials and files on their creation, event and financial records, minutes, and clippings on the United States Constitution, monetary policy, families, communism, and world affairs. Includes audio and video event recordings, educational material, and promotional material....

Scope and Contents Contains administrative records of the National Center for Constitutional Studies as collected by W. Cleon Skousen. The Center was previously named the Freemen Institute until 1987. Includes programs, letters, agendas, notes, product lists and other mailers, articles, minutes, board of directors materials, research files on the consitution and other world events, publication drafts, and legal documents. Also includes videocassettes and one audiocassette with recordings of various events and...