"Vietnam: Pull Out? Stay In? Escalate?"
Firing Line with Norman Thomas, chairman of the Socialist Party of the United States
Southeast Asia
Our many collections on Southeast Asia document the social, political, and economic changes in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam. Subject strengths include the World War II Burma campaign, the Vietnam War, and the US military presence in the Philippines.
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BBC World Service Radio Broadcast Recordings
Sound recordings of radio broadcasts to Vietnam
Edward Geary Lansdale Papers
US OSS officer and special assistant to the US ambassador in South Vietnam, 1965–67
Charles T. R. Bohannan Papers
Lieutenant colonel, US army; Rand consultant; counterguerrilla expert
Charles Francis Sloane Papers
Police adviser, United States Operations Mission, Vietnam
Philip D. Sprouse Papers
US ambassador to Cambodia, 1962–64
Ginetta Sagan Papers
US human rights activist
William Joseph Sebald Diary Extracts
US ambassador to Burma, 1952–54
Frank Dorn Papers
US army brigadier general in China-Burma-India theater
Malayan Communist Party Propaganda
Issuances from 1950 to 1951
Allan E. Goodman Papers
Consultant on Vietnamese affairs for Rand and US Department of State
John C. Russell Miscellaneous Papers
Chief, Public Administration Division, United States Operations Mission to the Philippines, 1952–55
Alvin H. Scaff Papers
US sociologist and author, The Philippine Answer to Communism
Lee Telesco Collection
Materials related to Allied and Japanese intelligence activities in the Philippines during World War II
Indonesia Special Military Tribunal Records
Trial materials related to the attempted coup of 1965
Hasan Muhammad Tiro Papers
President, National Liberation Front of Aceh Sumatra
Guy J. Pauker Papers
US political scientist and author, Indonesian Images of Their National Self
William Frederick Halsey proclamations
Relates to Allied occupation of Dutch Timor and Portuguese Timor
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Southeast Asia Archival Collections Southeast Asia Library Materials
Most of the items described in these guides are now available at the East Asia Library at Stanford University or Stanford Auxiliary Libraries (SAL 1 & 2). Please check Stanford's online libraries catalog for exact locations.
Duignan, Peter, ed. The Library of the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 1985.
Palm, Charles, and Dale Reed. Guide to the Hoover Institution Archives. Stanford: Hoover Institution Press, 1980.
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