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Preliminary Inventory to the Arnost
Heidrich Writings, 1949-1968
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Preliminary Inventory to the Arnost Heidrich Writings, 1949-1968
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Preliminary Inventory to the Arnost Heidrich Writings, 1949-1968
Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford University
Stanford, California
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Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford University
Preliminary Inventory to the Arnost
Heidrich Writings, 1949-1968
Stanford, California 94305-6010
Phone: (650) 723-3563
Fax: (650) 725-3445
Email: archives@hoover.stanford.edu
Processed by:
Arnost Heidrich, Jr.
Date Completed:
October 1979
Encoded by:
Xiuzhi Zhou
© 2000 Hoover Institution Archives. All rights reserved.
Descriptive Summary
Title: Arnost Heidrich Writings,
Date (inclusive): 1949-1968
Collection number: 79098
Creator: Heidrich, Arnost, 1889-1968
Extent: 1 manuscript box(0.4 linear feet)
Repository: Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford, California 94305-6010
Abstract: Relates to conditions in Czechoslovakia during World War II, the postwar communist regime in Czechoslovakia, and postwar world
politics.
Physical Location: Hoover Institution Archives
Language: Czech.
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[Identification of item], Arnost Heidrich Writings, [Box no.], Hoover Institution Archives.
Access Points
World politics--1945-
World War, 1939-1945.
World War, 1939-1945--Czechoslovakia.
Czechoslovakia.
Biography
Czechoslovak diplomat; secretary general, Czechoslovak foreign office, 1945-1948.
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Container List
Box 1. I. Publications by, or involving, Arnost Heidrich
Preliminary Inventory to the Arnost
Heidrich Writings, 1949-1968
"High Escaped Czech Depicts Prague as a Soviet
"Colony'" (by James Reston, The New York Times, 194
January 16)
"Stalin's Plans for the U.S.A." (by Stewart Alsop, based
on an interview with Arnost Heidrich, The Saturday
Evening Post, 1951 July 14)
"Stalin's Plans for the U.S.A." (condensation of the
Saturday Evening Post article, Reader's Digest, 1951
October)
"What Do the Prague Communist Executions Really
Mean and Foreshadow?" (a condensed and edited
version of this manuscript appeared in the St. Louis
Post-Dispatch, 1952 December 7)
"Malenkov, the Man Nobody Knows" (the column Matt
of Fact by Joseph and Stewart Alsop, The Washington
Post, 1953 March 11)
"Malenkov's Plan for World Conquest" (by Arnost
Heidrich as told to Anne Fromer, Coronet, 1954 Januar
"Czechoslovakia in the International World" (Czech; N
Yorské Listy, 1949 December 1)
"Czechoslovakia and Ambassador Laurence Steinhard
(Slovak; New Yorský Denník, 1950 April 7)
"The Resurrection of Czechoslovakia's Independence
in the American Program" (Czech; New Yorské Listy,
1950 April 8)
"The London Conference and the Struggle Against
Imperialism" (Czech; New Yorské Listy, 1950 June 8)
"The Purpose of the Soviet Attack on Korea" (Czech;
New Yorské Listy, 1950 July 27)
"The International Political Situation" (Czech; New
Yorské Listy, 1951 January 17)
"What Came Before the Communist Coup" (Czech;
Ceské Slovo, 1965 February)
"The Last Days of the War - at the Generálka" (Czech;
Nase Hlasy, 1966 April 30)
Obituaries (full articles) for Arnost Heidrich
The New York Times, 1968 February 13, page 43-C
The Washington Post, 1968 February 13, page B4
II. Lecture series for the Czechoslovak Society of Arts and Sciences in America - "International Political
Causes of the Czechoslovak Tragedies of 1938 and 1948" (English translation; the original lectures were
delivered by Arnost Heidrich in Czech on two separate occasions, 1961-1962). Two copies of Part I
III. Munich, World War II, the Sudeten-German Question
"The Twentieth Anniversary of Munich (Czech; 1958 August)
Letter regarding the Munich Agreement (Czech; 1960 November)
"The Liberation of Prague and General Patton" (Czech; 1965 April)
Memorandum: A-54, Jindra (Czech; 1966 November 23)
Letter describing the underground activity in Czechoslovakia during World War II, especially as such
activity involved Arnost Heidrich (Czech; 1967 June). Several paragraphs deleted
"A Brief Memorandum on the Movement of General Prchala" (Czech; 1951)
"A Concise Memorandum on the Sudeten-German Question" (Czech with an English translation; 1951
August 8)
"An Expression" (re Sudeten-German question) (Czech; 1952 December 2)
"Self-Determination and 'Right to Homeland'," Assembly of Captive European Nations, Political
Committee report (Reporter: Arnost Heidrich) (English; 1962 March 28)
"Remarks on the Report About 'Self-Determination and Right to Homeland'" (Czech; 1962 August 12)
IV. The Death of Jan Masaryk
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Container List
Preliminary Inventory to the Arnost
Heidrich Writings, 1949-1968
"Did Jan Masaryk Commit Suicide or Was He Murdered By the Communists?" (Czech with an English
translation; 1951 February 15)
"A Collection of Thoughts and Reminiscences on the Occasion of the Tenth Anniversary of the Death
of Jan Masaryk" (Czech; material prepared for Ceské Slovo; 1958 February 11)
"The Last Days of Jan Masaryk" (Czech; material prepared for Part VIII of Ladislav Feierabend's
memoirs, 1967 July)
V. Reports on the international political situation - Set of 22 analyses of the international political
situation spanning the years 1949-1959
VI. Czechoslovak foreign policy
"A Synthetic Overview of the Evolution of Czechoslovak Foreign Policy After the Second World War
Up to November 1948" (Czech; a major paper-76 pages; 1949 August)
"Visit to Moscow" (1947 July 9; Czechoslovakia and the Marshall Plan) (Czech with an English
translation; n.d.)
"My Recollections of the Events of July 9, 1947" (Czech; 1955 June 4)
A memorandum to Anne Fromer of Coronet Magazine with regard to the 1947 July trip to Moscow
(English; 1953 August)
"A Proclamation About the Interference of the Soviet Union in Czechoslovak Foreign Policy" (Czech;
n.d.)
"What Is Czechoslovakia's Position in the World at Large and What Are the Prospects for Its
Liberation?" (Czech; n.d.)
"The Communist Coup of February 1948 in the Czechoslovak Foreign Ministry" (Czech; material
prepared for Dr. Messany; 1960)
"The 'Resignation' of Dr. Vladimir Clementis" (Czech; 1951)
VII. Other foreign policy matters (Soviet Union, etc.)
"A Brief Summary of the Struggle Between the East and West Up to Now" (Czech; 1951 August 12)
"The Second World Congress of the Defenders of Peace in Warsaw" (Czech; 1950 December 4)
A short report on the military posture of the East versus the West (English; n.d.)
"Korea" (Czech; 1950 July 6)
"Remarks on the Results of the London Consultations With Regard to the Question of the Liberation
of Czechoslovakia" (Czech; 1950 May 25)
"What Is the Contribution of the London Conferences in the Struggle Against Soviet Imperialism?"
(Czech; 1950 June 1)
Memorandum on the 1960 Summit Conference (Czech with an English translation; 1960 June)
"Remarks Relating to the Question of the Federation of Small Central and Eastern European
Countries" (Czech; n.d.)
"A Note on the Matter of Sub-Carpathian Ruthenia"" (Czech; 1949 November 30)
"Revision of the (U.N.) Charter" (English; n.d.)
"Methods Which Might Be Used to Maintain and Strengthen International Peace and Security in
Accordance With the Purpose and Principles of the (U.N.) Charter" (English; 1954 November)
"Marginal Comments on the Geneva Conference" (Czech with an English translation; 1955 September
1)
Memorandum with regard to the Council of Europe (Czech with an English translation; 1955 July 7)
"The Yalta Conference" (Czech; 1955 March 26)
A Memorandum to Anne Fromer of Coronet with regard to Soviet foreign policy (English; 1953 May)
"Subject: Comments on the Foreign Political Situation by Dr. Arnost Heidrich" (English; n.d.)
"Hungarian Revisionism Is Starting a New Chapter" (Czech; 1954)
VIII. Communist Coup of 1948 in Czechoslovakia and matters relating to Czechoslovakia as a captive
nation
Two different papers, both with the same title:
"Czechoslovakia: The Victim of Internal Communist Aggression" (both papers in Czech with
English translations; 1949)
"A Collection of Thoughts and Reminiscences on the Anniversary of the Communist Takeover in
Czechoslovakia (Czech; 1965 January)
"Czechoslovakia During the Period 1945-1955" (Czech; 1955)
"Could Dr. Benes, After a Serious Stroke, Grasp What the Communist Members of the Government
Were Asking Him?" (Czech; 1967 July)
"The Political Situation at Home" (Czech; 1951 January 6)
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Container List
Preliminary Inventory to the Arnost
Heidrich Writings, 1949-1968
Memorandum to Anne Fromer of Coronet on how Czechoslovakia became communist (English; 1953
July 7)
"A Collection of Personal Reminiscences About Milada Horáková" (Czech; 1960 May 22)
"A Note on Meetings With Dr. Milada Horáková After the Communist Takeover in 1948" (Czech; 1963
January)
"The Two Faces of Klement Gottwald" (English; 1952 April 2)
IX. Radio Free Europe broadcast transcripts by Arnost Heidrich
A text about Klement Gottwald (Czech; 1953 March)
"Valerian Zorin, Soviet Representative to the U.N." (Czech; 1952 September 6)
"Czechoslovak Foreign Policy During the Period 1918-1938" (Czech; 1951 October 19)
"The Czechoslovak-Soviet Treaty of December 12, 1943" (Czech; 1951 October 16)
"Reminiscences of the Moscow Conference of October 1943" (Czech; 1951 October 12)
"On the Occasion of the Fourth Anniversary of the Founding of the Cominform" (Czech; 1951
September 28)
"The Soviets Complete the Destruction of Poland Begun by Hitler" (Czech; 1951 September 14)
"The Soviet-German Pact of August 23, 1939" (Czech; n.d.)
"The International Political Situation at the End of 1950" (Czech; 1950 December 12)
"Commemorative Address on Munich" (Czech with an English translation; 1950 September)
X. Miscellaneous
"How the (Czech) Communist Leaders Appear at Home and in Moscow" (Czech; 1951 October 10)
"A Collection of Thoughts on the Occasion of October 28" (Czech; 1950 October 22)
"A Proclamation on the Occasion of October 28, 1951" (Czech)
"An Expression" (with regard to the arrest of Václav Hrnecek) (Czech; 1952 October 23)
"The Freedom of Information and the Case of William N. Oatis" (Fifth Meeting of the Representatives
of Central and Eastern European Countries; reporter: Arnost Heidrich, Council of Free
Czechoslovakia) (English and Czech; 1951 August 1)
"Some Observations Relating to the Broadcasts of the National Committee for Free Europe to
Czechoslovakia" (Czech with an English translation; n.d.)
"Aide-Memoire" (Czech; 1953 July 22)
"Aide-Memoire" (Czech; 1953 July 28)
"Pro-Memoria" (English; material for Walter Lippman)
Memorandum on the mood in the Soviet satellites after the Poznan riots (Czech with an English
translation; 1956 July 18)
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