Overview of the Collection |
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| Creator: | Philip E. Mosely | |
| Title: | Philip E. Mosely Collection | |
| Dates: | 1922-1972, 1984 | |
| Abstract: | Papers of Philip E. Mosely (1905-72), President of the East European Fund and professor ofinternational relations at Cornell and Columbia. Includes correspondence, reports, clippings, publications, manuscripts, lectures photographs, and course materials. | |
| Volume: | 40.6 cubic feet. | |
| Record Series Number: | 15/35/51 | |
| Sept. 21, 1905 | Born at Westfield, Massachusetts - son of Arthur C. & Eliza Rust Mosely | |
| 1926 | A. B. Harvard | |
| 1933 | Ph. D. Harvard | |
| 1929-30 | Instructor, Princeton | |
| 1930-32 | Historical Research, Moscow | |
| 1933-35 | Instructor, Union College | |
| 1935-36, 1938 | Research, Balkans | |
| 1936-40 | Assistant Professor, Cornell | |
| 1940-43 | Associate Professor, Cornell | |
| 1942-46 | Officer, U.S. State Department Assistant Chief, Division of Political Studies Chief, Division of Territorial Studies | |
| 1943 | Advisor, Moscow Conference delegation | |
| 1944-45 | Political Advisor, U.S. delegation, European Advisory Commision | |
| 1945 | Potsdam Conference | |
| 1945-46 | Council of Foreign Ministers, London & Paris | |
| 1946 | U.S. representative, Yugoslav-Italian Boundary Investigation Commission | |
| 1946-55 | Professor, International Relations, Russian Institute, Columbia | |
| 1951-55 | Director, Russian Institute | |
| 1955-63 | Adjunct Professor | |
| 1955-63 | Director of Studies, Council on Foreign Relations | |
| 1963-72 | Professor, International Relations, Columbia; Director, Institute on Western Europe; Associate Dean, Faculty of International Affairs | |
| April 3, 1939 | Married Ruth Bissell ; children - Patricia, Ann | |
| 1952-61 | President, East European Fund | |
| 1951-61 | Director, Research Program on USSR | |
| 1961-70 | Trustee, Foreign Policy Association; Trustee, Rand Corporation | |
| 1956 | LL.D. Notre Dame | |
| 1959 | LL.D. Union College | |
| 1964 | LL.D. Middlebury College | |
| 1969 | D.I.L. Susquehanna University | |
| January 13, 1972 | Died. |
Papers of Philip E. Mosely (1905-72), President of the East European Fund (1952-61) and professor of international relations at Cornell (1936-40) and Columbia (1946-72), including correspondence, reports, clippings (1923-26,1944-68), publications, manuscripts, articles (1949-70), lectures (1956-65), photographs, and course materials (1949-71) relating to Russian area studies, Russian travel (1931-36, 1956-61), State Department service (1949-50,1959-71), security clearances (1954-72), East European Fund (1951-64), Ford Foundation (1952-68), Rockefeller Foundation (1944-65), Council on Foreign Relations (1952-62), Social Science Research Council (1941-57), American Council of Learned Societies (1948-49, 1960-68), Columbia's University European Institute (1950-71) and Russian Institute (1963-70), Rand Corporation (1950-70), Industrial College of the Armed Forces (1957-66), War Documentation Project (1951-55), Chekhov Publishing House (1951-69), Bilderberg Group (1957-68), Dartmouth Conferences (1960-70) and research on the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (1955-65), Zadrugas (1937-41) and Transylvanian Saxons (1934-36). Correspondents include John A. Armstrong, Cyril E. Black, Zbigniew K. Brzezinski, David J. Dallin, Michael Karpovich, Werner Philipp, Richard Pipes, Geroid T. Robinson, Leonard Schapiro, Timothy Sosnovy, Peter Tang and Serge Zenkovsky.
By subject and chronological thereunder
Subject Terms |
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| The subject headings used by the University of Illinois Archives were developed by University of Illinois Archivist Maynard Brichford and University Archivist Bill Maher. They are specific to this institution | ||
| Organizations: | ||
| American Council of Learned Societies | ||
| Arms Control and Disarmament Agency | ||
| Bilderberg Group | ||
| Chamber of Commerce, United States | ||
| Chekhov Publishing House | ||
| Columbia University | ||
| Council on Foreign Relations | ||
| Ford Foundation | ||
| Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace | ||
| Industrial College of the Armed Forces | ||
| Rand Corporation | ||
| Rockefeller Foundation | ||
| Senate, United States | ||
| Social Science Research Council | ||
| State, United States Department of | ||
| Places: | ||
| Albania - Religion and Sociology | ||
| Bulgaria - Religion and Sociology | ||
| Germany - Politics and Government | ||
| Rumania - Religion and Sociology | ||
| Ukraine | ||
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Art and Literature | ||
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Business and Industry | ||
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - History and Geography | ||
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Politics and Government | ||
| Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - Religion and Sociology | ||
| Yugoslavia - Religion and Sociology | ||
| Subjects: | ||
| Communism | ||
| Cultural Exchanges | ||
| Dartmouth Conferences | ||
| East European Fund | ||
| Foreign Relations | ||
| International Relations | ||
| Russian Area Studies | ||
| Security Clearances | ||
| World War II - Diplomacy and Politics | ||
| World War II - Intelligence, Morale and Propaganda | ||
| World War II - Military Operations | ||
| World War II - Service and Training | ||
| Zadrugas | ||
Russian and East European Resources
Personal Files. Box 1 - 3
Correspondence. Box 4 - 10
Government Service. Box 11 - OS-5