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Record Series Number
15/35/54
Liberal Arts and Sciences
Russian & East European Center
Paul B. Anderson Papers, 1909-1988
Papers of Paul B. Anderson (1894-1985), including correspondence, maps, notes, reports,
photographs, publications and speeches about the YMCA World Service (1919-58), International
Committee (1949-78), Russian Service (1917-81), Paris Headquarters (1922-67) and Press
(1919-80); American Council of Voluntary Agencies (1941-47); Anglican-Orthodox Documents
& Joint Doctrinal Commission (1927-77); China (1913-80); East European Fund & Chekhov
Publishing House (1951-79); displaced persons (1940-52); ecumenical movement (1925-82);
National Council of Churches (1949-75); prisoners of war (1941-46); Religion in Communist
Dominated Areas (1931-81); religion in Russia (1917-82); Russian Correspondence School
(1922-41); Russian emigrés (1922-82); Russian Orthodox Church (1916-81) and seminaries
(1925-79); Russian Student Christian Movement (1920-77); Tolstoy Foundation (1941-76) and
War Prisoners Aid (1916-21).
For an autobiographical account, see Donald E. Davis, ed., No East or West: The Memoirs of
Paul B. Anderson (Paris: YMCA-Press, 1985). For Paul Anderson's "Reflections on Religion in
Russia, 1917-1967" and a bibliography, see Richard H. Marshall Jr., Thomas E. Bird and
Andrew Q. Blane, Eds., Aspects of Religion in the Soviet Union 1917-1967 (Chicago: University
of Chicago, 1971).
Provenance Note:
The materials listed in this document are available for research at the University of
Illinois Archives. For more information, email illiarch@illinois.edu or search
http://www.library.illinois.edu/archives/archon for the record series number.
The Paul B. Anderson Papers first arrived at the University Archives on May 16, 1983. They
were opened on September 11, 1984 and a finding aid completed on December 15, 1984. The
cost of shipping the papers and the reproduction of the finding aid was borne by the Russian and
East European Center. Part of the cost of preparing this finding aid was covered by a grant from
the University Research Board. Dr. Richard D. King, Kirsten Kite, James S. Patrick, David
Haury, and Roxanne Dunn processed the papers.
Between the initial accession and his death, Paul Anderson continued to mail small additions for
the papers, and the University Archives received an additional four cubic feet of Paul Anderson's
papers from his wife in June, 1987. The new materials were integrated into the existing
collection and substantially expanded the holdings on the following topics:
Ecumenical, 1925, 1940-82 (Boxes 16-17)
Russian Orthodox Church, 1949-71 (Box 21)
Russian Orthodox Church, 1972-81 (Box 22)
Russian Student Christian Movement (RSCM) (Boxes 22-23)
France, 1940-46, 1972-78 (Box 24)
USSR, 1917-27 (Box 25)
USSR, 1963-84 (Boxes 27-28)
Maps, 1913-80 (Box 28)
Typescripts for Talks, 1936-82 (Box 32)
Also included were several early drafts of and notes for Anderson's autobiography, No East or
West. These materials greatly expanded the Memoirs section in Boxes 34 and 35. In May 2005
material from R.H. Edwin Espy (Associate General Secretary) was added in regard to the NCC
and WCC and ecumenical delegations to and from Russia. The copies of the December 1984,
May 1998, and May 2005 finding aid in the University Archives have been updated to reflect
these additions. Extensive additions to the finding aid for Boxes 1-9 as well as more limited
edits to boxes 10-42 were made in 2006/07 by Dr. Alexander Gurevich of the Russian State
Library for Foreign Literature. For more detailed information, one should contact the archives
staff.
Maynard Brichford, University Archivist, 27 May 1988
William J. Maher, Univesity Archivist, 27 July 2009

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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Dec. 27, 1894 Born in Madrid, Iowa. Son of B. Frank and Emma Anderson.
1913-17 Foreign Service, YMCA, Shanghai, China. Private secretary to Fletcher
S. Brockman and Charles W. Harvey.
1917-18 Private secretary to John R. Mott. Director, War Prisoners' Aid in Russia
and Siberia. Director, Repatriation Service for War Prisoners from
Germany and Russia.
1920 A.B., University of Iowa.
1921 Established the Russian Correspondence School, Berlin.
1925 Married Margaret Holmes.
1930 Established the Superior Technical Institute in Paris.
1938 Appointed YMCA Senior Secretary for Europe.
1941 Returned to United States.
1944 YMCA Prisoner of War Exchange Representative to SHAEF.
1945 Educational Advisor to United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration.
1947 Appointed Associate Executive Secretary for YMCA International Committee.
1948 Trustee of St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, New York.
Awarded honorary Th.D. by St. Sergius Theological Institute, Paris.
1956 Visited Russia as member of National Council of Churches exchange program.
1960-61 Served as Special Agent for Ecumenical Relations.
Dec. 28, 1961 Retired from the International Department of the Y.M.C.A.
1962 Visited Russia as member of National Council of Churches delegation.
1985 Died
ACTIVITIES
Graduate work at Oxford University.
Editor, Russian Y.M.C.A. Press.
Chairman of Executive Committee of Tolstoy Foundation.
International YMCA's Secretary for the Russian People outside of Russia.
National Council of the Churches in Christ in the United States, consultant on Orthodox
relationships and on the Soviet Union.
Associate editor, The Living Church.
Editor, Editor Emeritus, RCDA (Religion in Communist Dominated Areas)
AWARDS AND HONORS
Decorated officer, French Academy; Knight of French Legion of Honor; Cross of
Confraternity, St. Khetevan (Georgia); Honorary Officer, Order of British
Empire; Honorary FROC member; 1977, the first Anglican to be awarded the
Lambeth Cross.

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CONTENTS: SEQUENTIAL LIST
Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), 1910-77
Boxes
1
YMCA, International Committee & World's Alliance, 1919-78 1-2
John R. Mott, 1951-59 3
YMCA-Press, 1919-80 3-5
YMCA-Press, Berdyaev, 1927-78 5
YMCA War Prisoners Aid, 1916-21, 1941-46 5
Russian Emigrés, 1923-25, 1976-82 5
Russian Work, 1917-81 5-6
Russian Work Documents, 1922-57 6-7
Russian Work, Berlin Headquarters, 1917-37 7
Russian Committee of Zemstvos and Cities (Zemgor), 1921 7
Russian Work, Paris Headquarters, 1922-67 7-12
American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, 1941-47 12
American Relief Administration, 1921-28 12
American Relief in France, 1944-56 12
British American Civilian Emergency Service, 1940-82 12-13
Church Committee on Overseas Relief & Reconstruction, 1942-46 13
Displaced Persons, 1940-52 13
East European Fund & Chekhov Press, 1951-79 13-14
Tolstoy Foundation, 1941-76 14
United Nations Relief & Rehabilitation Administration, 1943-46 14
Anglican-Orthodox Discussions, 1927-77 15
Church, 1923-78 16
Church of England, 1947-75 16
Ecumenical, 1925, 1940-82 16
Episcopal Church, 1920, 1929, 1940-80 17
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, 1942-47 17
National Council of Churches of Christ, 1949-82 17
National Council of Churches, Moscow Chaplaincy, 1953-77 18
Religion in Communist Dominated Areas, 1931-82 18-19
Orthodox & Catholic Church Publications, 1888-1980 19
Russian Orthodox Church, 1916-81 20-22
Russian Orthodox Church, Theological Seminaries, 1925-79 22
Russian Student Christian Movement, 1920-77 22-23
World Council of Churches, 1948-77
World's Student Christian Federation, 1921, 1924-25, 1931-35,
23
1942-46, 1954 23
Belgium, 1843 23
China, 1913-80 23
Czechoslovakia, 1921-23, 1938-43, 1963-73 24
Ethiopia, 1939, 1964-75 24
France, 1940-46, 1972-78 24
Germany, 1945-46, 1955 24
Greece, 1933-76 24
Hungary, 1967 24
Italy, 1944-47, 1954 24
Japan, 1935 24

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CONTENTS: SEQUENTIAL LIST (continued)
Boxes
Korea, 1966, 1975 24
Near East, 1947-68 24
Poland, 1938-44, 1967-76 25
Rumania, 1940-41, 1950-53, 1961-78 25
Turkey, 1920, 1947-49, 1955, 1964-72 25
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1917-82 25-28
Yugoslavia, 1943-45, 1965-70 28
Maps, 1913-80 28
Correspondence, Affanassieff - Zernoff, 1922-82 28-30
Anderson, Biographical, 1913-85 31-32
Publications, 1922-81 32
Typescripts for Articles & Talks, 1921, 1927-32, 1936-72 32
Manuscript Notes, 1926-80 33
Requests, 1950-51, 1954-55, 1967-77, 1979 33
Notes for the Record, 1964-81 33
Memoirs, 1976-80 (Biographical Sketch) 33-35
Oversize 36-37

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CONTENTS: ALPHABETICAL LIST
American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Foreign Service, 1941-47
Boxes
12
American Relief Administration, 1921-28 12
American Relief in France, 1944-56 12
Anderson, Biographical, 1913-85
31-32
Anglican-Orthodox Discussions, 1927-77 15
Belgium, 1843 23
British American Civilian Emergency Service, 1940-82 12-13
China, 1913-80 23
Church, 1923-78 16
Church Committee on Overseas Relief & Reconstruction, 1942-46 13
Church of England, 1947-75 16
Correspondence, Affanassieff - Zernoff, 1922-82 28-30
Czechoslovakia, 1921-23, 1938-43, 1963-73 24
Displaced Persons, 1940-52 13
East European Fund & Chekhov Press, 1951-79 13-14
Ecumenical, 1925, 1940-82 16
Episcopal Church, 1920, 1929, 1940-80 17
Ethiopia, 1939, 1964-75 24
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, 1942-47 17
France, 1940-46, 1972-78 24
Germany, 1945-46, 1955 24
Greece, 1933-76 24
Hungary, 1967 24
Italy, 1944-47, 1954 24
Japan, 1935 24
Korea, 1966, 1975 24
Manuscript Notes, 1926-80 33
Maps, 1913-80 28
Memoirs, 1976-80 (Biographical Sketch) 33-35
John R. Mott, 1951-59 3
National Council of Churches of Christ, 1949-82 17
National Council of Churches, Moscow Chaplaincy, 1953-77 18
Near East, 1947-68 24
Notes for the Record, 1964-81 33
Orthodox & Catholic Church Publications, 1888-1980 19
Oversize 36-37
Poland, 1938-44, 1967-76 25
Publications, 1922-81 32
Religion in Communist Dominated Areas, 1931-82 18-19
Requests, 1950-51, 1954-55, 1967-77, 1979 33
Rumania, 1940-41, 1950-53, 1961-78 25
Russian Committee of Zemstvos and Cities (Zemgor), 1921 7
Russian Emigrés, 1923-25, 1976-82 5
Russian Orthodox Church, 1916-81 20-22
Russian Orthodox Church, Theological Seminaries, 1925-79 22
Russian Student Christian Movement, 1920-77 22-23
Russian Work, 1917-81 5-6
Russian Work, Berlin Headquarters, 1917-37 7
Russian Work Documents, 1922-57 6-7
Russian Work, Paris Headquarters, 1922-67 7-12
Tolstoy Foundation, 1941-76 14
Turkey, 1920, 1947-49, 1955, 1964-72 25
Typescripts for Articles & Talks, 1921, 1927-32, 1936-72 32
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, 1917-82 25-28
United Nations Relief & Rehabilitation Administration, 1943-46 14
World Council of Churches, 1948-77 23

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CONTENTS: ALPHABETICAL LIST (continued)
Boxes
World's Student Christian Federation, 1921, 1924-25, 1931-35,
1942-46, 1954 23
Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA), 1910-77 1
YMCA, International Committee & World's Alliance, 1919-78 1-2
YMCA-Press, 1919-80 3-5
YMCA-Press, Berdyaev, 1927-78 5
YMCA War Prisoners Aid, 1916-21, 1941-46 5
Yugoslavia, 1943-45, 1965-70
Zemgor – see Russian Committee of Zemstvos and Cities
28

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CONTENTS: ALPHABETICAL PERSONAL NAME INDEX Boxes
Adeney, Walter ..............................................................38
Afanassieff, Nikolai (Nicholas) Nikolaevich, Protopresbyter...........................28
Aghnides, Thanassis ..........................................................19
Agursky, Mikhail S. ............................................................4
Alekseev, Vasilij Ivanovich ............................................23, 29, 16, 27
Alexandrov, Yuri .............................................................32
Alexeev, Vassily Ivanovich - see Alekseev, Vasilij Ivanovich
Alexis I (Simansky), Patriarch of Moscow ...........................6, 21, 25, 27, 28, 32
Alivisatos, Hamilcar S. ........................................................24
Allen, P. MacG. .............................................................23
Allen, Paul M. ...............................................................32
Alliloueva, Svetlana Iosifovna (born Dzhugashvili) ...................................4
Allin, John Maury, Bishop ...................................................17, 28
Alloy, Vladimir Efimovitch ......................................................5
Anastasy (Gribanovsky), Metropolitan .............................................4
Andermo, H. ................................................................13
Anderson, A.S. ................................................................4
Anderson, Harry D. ............................................................3
Anderson, Margaret Holmes ....................................................31
Anderson, Paul B. .................................................... 1-36, 38-42
Andrews, Timothy, Dean .......................................................19
Andronik (Elpidinsky), Archimandrite ............................................29
Anthony (Grabbe), Archimandrite ..........................................21, 38, 40
Arseniev, Nikolai (Nicholas) Sergeevich .....................................9, 28, 29
Athenagoras (Kokkinakis), Archbishop of Thyateira & Great Britain (Athenagoras II) . . . 24, 28
Athenagoras (Spyrou), Archbishop of North and South America, further Patriarch of
Constantinople (so-called Athenagoras I) ....................................20, 28, 38
Baimakoff, B.F. ...............................................................3
Baimakova, Tamara Fedorovna – see Klepinine (Klepinina), Tamara Fedorovna (née
Baimakova)
Bakhmeteff, Boris Aleksandrovich .........................................22, 27, 28
Baldin, Siluan (Siluian) F. .....................................................3, 4
Banton, W.W. ................................................................3
Barabanov, Evgeny (Eugene) ...................................................27
Barnett, A. Doak .............................................................28
Barnett, Eugene Epperson ...............................................1, 4, 24, 28
Basil (Krivoshein), Archbishop – see Vasily (Krivoshein), Archbishop
Batalden, Stephen K. ..........................................................28
Bauer, Raymond .............................................................26
Beeson, Trevor ...............................................................32
Belkin, Veniamin Pavlovich .....................................................3
Bensin, Basil ................................................................20
Berdiaeff, Nikolai Aleksandrovitch – see Berdyaev, Nikolai Aleksandrovitch
Berdyaev, Nikolai Aleksandrovitch...................................... 3-6, 9, 29, 32
Bergendoff, Conrad ...........................................................38
Berman, Harold J. .........................................................26, 29
Bessonov, S.H. (born Stafford) ...................................................4
Bessonov, Yuri ................................................................4
Bezobrazoff, Sergei Sergeevich – see Cassien (Bezobrazoff), Bishop
Bilibine, Ivan Yakovlevich ......................................................9
Bird, Thomas ................................................................38
Bladen, Ashby E. .............................................................38
Blake, Eugene Carson ...................................................29, 38, 42
Bobrovsky, Georgii Anatolievich .................................................9
Bocuirkiw, Bogan R. ...........................................................5
Bohdanowicz, Arslane .........................................................25

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Bolshakoff, Serge Nikolaevich ............................................20, 21, 29
Bolte, Charles L. .............................................................38
Boulgakoff (Boulgakov), Serge, Archpriest – see Bulgakov, Sergius, Archpriest
Bourdeaux, Michael, Canon ....................................................29
Braikevich, Xenia Mikhailovna ...................................................3
Breshko-Breshkovskaya (Bresko-Breskovskaya), Ekaterina Konstantinovna ...............5
Brezhnev, Leonid Il'ich ........................................................26
Brown, James W. .............................................................25
Brown, Walter L. ............................................................12
Brunger, Harry ................................................................5
Bulgakoff, Sergei - see Bulgakov, Sergius, Archpriest
Bulgakov (Bulgakoff, Boulgakoff), Sergius (Sergii), Archpriest ...............3, 6, 8, 29, 32
Bumsted, J.H.................................................................29
Bush, Richard C., Jr. ..........................................................32
Buyevsky, Alexei .............................................................39
Cadbury, Paul S. .............................................................26
Caffery .....................................................................29
Calian, Carnegie Samuel ....................................................32, 38
Cardwell, Ann Su.............................................................29
Casinec, Edward ..............................................................4
Cassien (Bezobrazoff), Bishop .................................................4, 8
Cattron, John G. ...............................................................5
Cavert, Samuel McCrea........................................................38
Chaffee, H.W. ................................................................3
Chamberlin, William Henry .....................................................17
Chebotarioff, Gregory – see Tchebotarioff, Gregory
Chetverikoff, Sergii (Serge) Ivanovich, Archpriest – see Tchetverikoff, Sergii Ivanovich
Chevitch, Serge, Archimandrite – see Serge (Chevitch), Archimandrite
Ching Feng..................................................................16
Cholokhov, Mikhail Aleksandrovich ...............................................4
Coffin, William ..............................................................16
Colton, Ethan T. ...............................................3, 5, 7, 18, 20, 25, 29
Constantine VI, Patriarch of Constantinople ........................................20
Cosmides, Angelo ............................................................38
Cotsonis, Jerome, Archimandrite.................................................29
Couriss, Luba [de] .......................................................3, 25, 29
Creighton, David ..........................................................24, 29
Critchlow, James .............................................................40
Cunningham, Fred B. ..........................................................39
Cyprien (Kern), Archimandrite .................................................3, 4
Czap, Ivan Michaelson .....................................................21, 38
Dabovitch, Sebastian – see Sebastian (Dabovitch), Archimandrite
Dakin, J. Benjamin............................................................16
Darlington, Gilbert ........................................................28, 29
Davis, Darius A......................................................1, 2, 7, 29, 32
Davis, Donald E. .............................................3, 5, 14, 20, 25, 29, 30
Davis, Jerome.............................................................25, 29
Davis, Nathaniel P. .........................................................5, 23
Day, George M.,..............................................................38
Day, Peter................................................................17, 21
Demetrios (Makris), Bishop ....................................................19
Devlin, Madeleine Lowens ..................................................13, 29
Diamentides, D.G. ............................................................29
Dietz, William E. ..............................................................4
Dionisios (Valedinsky), Metropolitan .............................................29
Dirscherl, Denis, Rev. .........................................................29
Dodge, Cleveland E. ...........................................................4
Dolgopoloff, Nikolai Savvitch ....................................................4

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Dorotej (Filipp), Metropolitan ...................................................29
Douglas, John A., Canon .................................................15, 20, 29
Douwsma, Gerrit B. ............................................................4
Dulles, John Foster ...........................................................29
Dunderdale, J.H. ...........................................................1, 29
Durasoff, Steve ..............................................................32
Ebel, Grete ...................................................................3
Eddy, Sherwood ........................................................16, 18, 29
Eerdmans, William B. ..........................................................3
Elevfery (Bogoiavlensky), Metropolitan ...........................................20
Elewyck, Elisabeth van ........................................................20
Elliott, Mark ..................................................................5
Elliott, Roland ................................................................1
Eltchaninoff, Alexander (Aleksandr) Viktorovitch ..................................8, 9
Eltchaninoff, Cyrille (Kirill) Aleksandrovitch ...................................4, 5, 29
Eltchaninova, Tamara Vladimirovna ...............................................3
Eschbach, Carl B., Rev. ........................................................38
Eshliman, Nikolai, Priest .......................................................21
Espy, R.H. Edwin .................................................. 3, 29, 38-40, 42
Eulogius (Eulogy, Evlogy) (Georgievsky), Metropolitan .......................3, 6, 20, 32
Eulogy (Georgievsky), Metropolitan - see Eulogius (Georgievsky), Metropolitan
Evald, Leopold ...............................................................3
Evalenko, A.M. ..............................................................29
Evdokimov, Paul (Pavel) Nikolaevich .............................................3
Everett .....................................................................29
Every, Edward, Rev. ........................................................3, 29
Faisse, Raymond .............................................................29
Fedoroff, Mikhail Mikhailovich ..................................................8
Fedoroff, Nikolai Fedorovich ..................................................3, 8
Fedotov (Fedotoff), George (Georgy) Petrovich .................................3, 6, 20
Fekula, Paul M. ..............................................................29
Feofan (Bystrov), Archbishop ....................................................4
Feuser, Guenther ..............................................................1
Filippoff, Ivan Dmitrievich - see Philippoff, Ivan Dmitrievich
Firmilian (Ocokoljich), Bishop ..................................................42
Fisher, Ralph T. ..............................................................29
Fize, Boris Julievitch .........................................................4, 5
Fize, Xenia (born Poliacova (Poliakova)) ...........................................4
Fletcher, William C. ........................................................27, 38
Florovsky, George (Georgy) Vasilievich (layman, further Archpriest) ...........3, 23, 29, 32
Fodell, Albert George .........................................................21
Foley, Charles ...............................................................32
Fondaminsky, Ilya Isidorovich .................................................3, 8
Fosbroke, Hughell, Rev. .......................................................29
Fosdick, Harry E. .............................................................29
Frank, Semen Ludvigivich .....................................................3, 5
Frawley, Margaret ............................................................12
Frei, Dogumil ................................................................29
Freyman, Leon ................................................................5
Fry, Franklin Clark, Rev. .......................................................41
Fuchs, Karel (Karl, Carl) ........................................................3
Gabriel, Metropolitan ..........................................................29
Galdau, F.M., Rev.............................................................15
Galtchinsky, Fedor Mikhailovitch .................................................3
Gamble, Sidney D.............................................................29
Gamsakhurdia, Zviad ..........................................................21
Gekker, Julius (Iuly) Fedorovitch – see Hecker, Julius (Iuly) Fedorovitch
Gelsinger, Michael G.H. .......................................................21

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George (Tarassoff), Archbishop ...............................................4, 29
Gerasim (Shmalts), Archimandrite ................................................3
Germanos (German), Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church ...................5, 29, 30
Germogen (Kozhin), Archbishop.................................................29
Gethman, Walter .............................................................16
Gibbons, Ray ................................................................40
Gierowski, Alexis Julianovich ...................................................29
Gifford, Carolyn..............................................................40
Ginder, Richard ..............................................................20
Giroux, Robert ................................................................4
Gleysteen, Culver.............................................................29
Gogol, Nikolai Vasilievich .....................................................19
Golokolossoff, Ilia Ivanovich ....................................................9
Golubtsov, Nikolai Aleksandrovich, Archpriest ......................................4
Goncharov, Nicholas T. .........................................................4
Graham, Billy ................................................................27
Gregory (Krug), Monk – see Kroug, Grigorii Ivanovich, Monk
Gregory Palamas .............................................................16
Grigorian, Akop S. .........................................................23, 29
Grigorii (Krug), Monk – see Kroug, Grigorii Ivanovich, Monk
Grinchenko, Peter (Petr) ........................................................3
Gross, Alexander .............................................................36
Gustafson, James M. ..........................................................40
Haag, Hovard L. ..........................................................23, 29
Hackel, Serge, Archpriest ......................................................32
Haig, A.L. ...................................................................3
Hall, Robert King............................................................1, 2
Hamilton, Gertrude ...........................................................12
Hanson, A. Wayne ............................................................29
Hapgood, Isabel Florence .......................................................6
Harte, Arch. C. ...............................................................1
Hategan, Vasile, Priest.........................................................29
Haugsted F.V. ...............................................................23
Hayward, Victor E.M. ..........................................................3
Heald, Edward T. .............................................................25
Hebly, J.A. ..................................................................40
Hecker, Julius (Iuly) Fedorovitch .................................................3
Hening, S.E. ..............................................................3, 7, 8
Henriod, Henry Louis ..........................................................6
Henry, Violet .................................................................3
Herman, Stewart W............................................................40
Hess, Louis...................................................................3
Hibbard, C.V.............................................................3, 6, 30
Hill, Robert W. ...............................................................4
Hine, John E., Bishop ......................................................17, 29
Hoffmann, Conrad .............................................................3
Hollinger, Ralph W. ......................................................3, 9, 20
Hondras, John N., Rev. ........................................................38
Hopkins, C.Howard ............................................................3
Hruby, Blahoslav, Rev. .....................................................19, 38
Hruby, Suzanne ..............................................................27
Iagudka, Natalia Ivanovna – see Yagudka, Natalia Ivanovna
Iakhontoff, Viktor Aleksandrovich – see Yakhontoff, Viktor Aleksandrovich
Iakovos (James) (Coucouzis), Archbishop ......................................23, 29
Iashchenko, Aleksandr Semenovich – see Jascenko, Aleksandr Semenovich
Ieronymus (Cotsonis), Archbishop ...............................................29
Iljin, Ivan Aleksandrovich .......................................................5
Iljine, Vladimir Nikolaevich .....................................................4

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Imbrie, Robert ...............................................................29
Ioann (John) (Maximovich), Archbishop ..........................................32
Ioann (John) (Shakhovskoy), Archbishop ..................................6, 17, 30, 38
Ioann (Pommer), Archbishop.....................................................6
Ioanna (Jeanne) (Reitlinger), Nun ................................................3
Ireney (Bekish), Metropolitan ...................................................39
Istselennov, Nikolai Nikolaevich .................................................29
Jackson, Jesse ................................................................16
James, J.T.L. ................................................................23
James, Metropolitan of Melita (Filadelphia (Istanbul)) – see Iakovos (Coucouzis), Archbishop
James, Virginia ..............................................................29
Jameson, R.D. ................................................................5
Jascenko, Aleksandr Semenovich .................................................3
Jeanne (Reitlinger), Nun – see Ioanna (Reitlinger), Nun
Jenny Arnold E. ..............................................................25
Jessup, Lois K. ................................................................1
John (Maximovich), Archbishop - see Ioann (Maximovich), Archbishop .................32
John (Shakhovskoy), Archbishop – see Ioann (Shakhovskoy), Archbishop
Johnson, Joseph ..............................................................32
Justin, Metropolitan of Jasi (Jassy) ...............................................25
Justinian, Patriarch of Romania ..................................................29
Kadikis, A. ..................................................................20
Kaidanowsky, Solomon Pimenovich ...............................................3
Kallaur, Constantine ..........................................................39
Kamkin, Victor Petrovich .......................................................4
Karekin II (Sarkissian), Catholikos of Armenia .....................................29
Karsavin, Lev Platonovich .......................................................3
Kartasheff, Anton Vladimirovitch ..............................................4, 29
Kasem-Beg, Aleksandr Lvovich ...............................................7, 29
Kassian (Bezobrazoff), Bishop – see Cassien (Bezobrazoff), Bishop
Kavlins, A., Rev. .............................................................38
Kazantzakis, Nikos ...........................................................24
Kedroff, Nikolai Nikolaevich ..................................................6, 8
Keeler, Stephen E., Bishop .....................................................29
Kennan, George F. ...........................................................29
Kennedy, Edwin ..............................................................39
Kerensky, Alexander ..........................................................27
Kesich, Veselin ..............................................................19
Kienhe, Frank C. .........................................................4, 5, 29
Kiivit, J., Archbishop..........................................................40
Kilpatrick, Walter ............................................................24
King, Clarence ...............................................................12
Kiprian (Kern), Archimandrite – see Cyprien (Kern), Archimandrite
Kirille, Patriarch of Bulgaria ....................................................29
Kirk, Walter van..............................................................39
Kiselev, Aleksandr Nikolaevich .................................................22
Klassen, H.F. ................................................................27
Klepinin (Klepinine), Nicholas (Nikolai) Andreevich ...........................8, 23, 29
Klepinine (Klepinina), Tamara Fedorovna (“Federovna”) (born Baimakova) .............4, 5
Klysheiko, P. .................................................................9
Kniazeff, Alexei Petrovich, Protopresbyter..........................................5
Kniazeff, Cyrille (Kirill) Michailovitch .............................................4
Kolchitsky, Nikolai, Protopresbyter ...............................................4
Kornienko, Georgi ............................................................38
Koulomzina, Sophie Sergeevna – see Kulomzina, Sophie Sergeevna
Koulomzine, Nikolai A........................................................3, 4
Koulomzine, Sophie (Sofia Sergeevna) .....................................3, 8, 29, 32
Kouvardine, Alexander Nikolaevitch ..............................................4

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Kovalevsky, Petr Evgrafovitch ................................................4, 22
Kovarsky, Ilia Nikolaevich ......................................................4
Kowerda, Boris ..............................................................14
Krasheninnikov, A. ...........................................................26
Krasicki, Andrzej (Andrew) .................................................29, 32
Kroug, Grigorii (Gregory) Ivanovich, Monk .......................................31
Krug, Grigorii (Gregory) Ivanovich, Monk – see Kroug, Grigorii Ivanovich, Monk
Krupenin, Margaret ...........................................................14
Krutikoff (Kroutikoff), Boris Mikhailovich .......................................3, 4
Krylov, Ivan .................................................................32
Ktitareff, Iakov, Protopresbyter ...................................................8
Kukulevsky, Alexander, Archpriest ...............................................25
Kullmann, Gustav G. ......................................................3, 8, 29
Kulomzina, Sophie (Sophia) Sergeevna (born Shidlovsky) - see Koulomzine, Sophie
Kuris, L. – see Couriss, L.
Kusseff, M...................................................................29
Laber, Jeri ..................................................................27
Lacaze, Yves .................................................................4
Lacy, Justine de ..............................................................25
Lagovsky, Ivan Arkadievich ..................................................9, 26
Lamprecht, Alphonz ..........................................................27
Lansdale, Herbert..........................................................24, 29
Lappo, Ivan Ivanovich ..........................................................8
Latourette, Kenneth Scott ......................................................29
Lawrence, John W. ..................................................21, 24, 27, 29
Lefebvre, Gaspar .............................................................20
Leiper, Henry Smith...........................................................23
Lenin, Vladimir Il'ich.......................................................32, 34
Lenz, Frank B. ...............................................................29
Leonty (Turkevich), Metropolitan ................................................16
Lerat, Wilfrid .................................................................3
Lewis, Brackett ...............................................................3
Limbert, Paul M. ..............................................................1
Links, O.J. ...................................................................3
Liperovsky, Lev Nikolaevich (layman, further Deacon and Archpriest) ...................3
Littell, Franklin ..............................................................27
Littmarck, Tore ...............................................................1
Litvinov (Litvinoff), Maxim .................................................25, 26
Lockwood, W.W. .............................................................16
Long, Charles H. .............................................................23
Long, John W. ................................................................4
Lossky, Nicholas (Nikolai) Onufrievich .......................................3, 5, 29
Lowrie, Donald A. ................................ 1, 3-5, 12, 14, 16, 25, 26, 29, 32, 38
Lowrie, Helen O. ..............................................................1
Lutov (Lutow), Paul (Pavel) Timofeevich, Archpriest ...........................4, 38, 42
Lyen, Marvin ................................................................29
MacInnis, [Scott?] ............................................................27
Macky, Robert C. ..............................................................3
MacNaughten, Edgar ......................................................1, 3, 30
Magerovsky, Evgenii Lvovich ...................................................30
Maguire, John David ..........................................................40
Mailleux, Paul, Rev. .......................................................30, 39
Manoukhine (Manoukhina), Tatiana Ivanovna .......................................4
Manoukhine, Ivan Ivanovich .....................................................4
Manuilsky, D. ...............................................................26
Mao Zedong .................................................................21
Maria (Skobtsova (Kuzmina-Karavaeva) Elizaveta Yurievna), Nun .....................30
Markoff, Leon (Lev) ...........................................................3

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Markorskii, Leonid ...........................................................30
Markov, A.P. ................................................................26
Marquis, Sarah ............................................................36, 39
Marshall, Richard.............................................................30
Marx, Karl ..................................................................32
McIntyre, Carl ...............................................................39
McNally, Rand...............................................................16
Meerson, Michael Georgievich (layman and further Archpriest) .........................4
Mellen, S.L.T. ................................................................4
Mestchersky, Marie ............................................................4
Meyendorff, John (Ioann), Archpriest ...........................................3, 38
Meyhoffer, Lois ..............................................................23
Michael (Konstantinides), Archbishop ............................................19
Mieczkowski, Bogdan ..........................................................5
Miller, J. Irwin ...............................................................39
Milovojevich, Dionisije ........................................................42
Minard, Herbert L. ............................................................4
Minotis, Alex ................................................................24
Mitzkevitch, Arthur ...........................................................40
Mochulsky, Konstantin Vasilievich ..............................................5, 6
Mongado, Denis ...............................................................5
Moore, Michael M.H., Canon ...................................................15
Morozoff (Morozov, Morosoff), Ivan (Jean) Vassilievitch ............................4, 5
Morris, Raymond P. ............................................................3
Mosely, Philipp E. .......................................................4, 12, 30
Motchoulsky, Konstantin Vasilievitch – see Mochulsky, Konstantin Vasilievich
Mott, John Raleigh .........................................3, 7, 10, 20, 25, 30, 32, 33
Nabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich ...............................................27
Nelson, Claud D. .......................................................20, 24, 39
Nerosleff, W. .................................................................4
Newell, Arthur F. ..............................................................3
Niederhauser, James E. .........................................................3
Nikitine, Aleksandr Ivanovich ..............................................9, 23, 30
Nikodim (Rotov), Metropolitan ..........................................3, 15, 21, 32
Nikodim, Archbishop ..........................................................40
Nikolai (Nicholas) (Eremine), Archbishop .........................................30
Nikolai (Velimirovich), Bishop ...................................................4
Nikolai (Yarushevich), Metropolitan ............................................4, 30
Norgren, William .............................................................17
Nystrom, Joel E................................................................3
Ocokoljich, Firmilian, Bishop – see Firmilian (Ocokoljich), Bishop
Oestreicher, Paul .............................................................32
Oushinsky, G.A. ...............................................................3
Ozeretskovsky, Gennagii .......................................................23
Pachmuss, Temira Andreevna ....................................................4
Pallis, A.A. ..................................................................24
Panteleimon, Metropolitan ......................................................30
Papacostas Seraphim ..........................................................19
Parlin, Charles C. .............................................................39
Patinos, Nicholas T. ...........................................................30
Patrinacos, Nicon D. ..........................................................21
Penningroth, Louis ...........................................................25
Pepper, Almon, Rev. ..........................................................14
Perry, James D., Bishop ........................................................1
Petrovich, Michael B. ..........................................................5
Phelps, E.G. .................................................................24
Philippoff, Ivan Dmitrievich ....................................................14
Photiades, Basil A.............................................................25

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Photius (Topiro), Archbishop ....................................................4
Pianoff, Fedor (Theodor) Timofeevich ........................................3, 7, 20
Pike, James, Bishop ...........................................................39
Platon (Rozhdestvensky), Metropolitan ..........................................3, 6
Ponafidine, Emma Cochran .....................................................25
Potter, Philipp A. .............................................................23
Prestige, G.L., Rev. ...........................................................16
Prokhanoff, Ivan Stepanovich ...................................................25
Prokopovitch, S.N. .............................................................5
Prosvirnin, Aleksander.........................................................16
Puiu, Visarion ...............................................................16
Pungar, Joseph ...............................................................39
Radulovich, Savva .............................................................4
Raines, Richard C., Bishop .....................................................39
Ramsey, Michael, Archbishop of Canterberry ......................................30
Rapp, Eugenie (Evgenia) Judifovna (“Evdifievna”) (born Troucheff) ...................4, 5
Razumovsky, Gregory .........................................................20
Reckitt, Maurice ...............................................................3
Reddaway, Peter .............................................................30
Reissig, Herman F.............................................................17
Reitlinger Ioanna (Jeanne), nun – see Ioanna (Jeanne) (Reitlinger), nun
Reitzel, Raymond.............................................................30
Remizov (Remisof), Aleksei Mikhailovich .....................................3, 5, 30
Riabushinsky, Dmitry (Dimitri) Pavlovich ......................................20, 30
Riabushinsky, Vladimir Pavlovich ................................................4
Riddle, Sturgis, Dean ..........................................................17
Riley, Athelstan ..............................................................19
Ripen, Benjamin W. van .......................................................25
Roberts, Donald V. ...........................................................39
Robinson, David ..............................................................1
Roemmich, Heinrich ..........................................................27
Roosevelt, Franklin D. ......................................................26, 30
Ross, Roy G., Rev.............................................................39
Rostropovich, Mstislav Leopoldovich .............................................27
Roubakina (Roubakine), Ludmila Aleksandrovna ....................................3
Roubakine, Nikolai Aleksandrovich ............................................3, 30
Rouse, Ruth .................................................................30
Row, W. Harold ...........................................................16, 39
Ruggles Melville J. ............................................................4
Rugh, Arthur ................................................................16
Ryall, Bryant R. ..........................................................3, 5, 32
Saito, Soichi .................................................................24
Sakharov, Andrei Dmitrievich ...................................................17
Salesbury, Harrison ...........................................................30
Satterthwaite, John, Bishop ..................................................16, 30
Scaife, Lauriston L., Bishop ..............................................30, 32, 42
Schaufuss, Tatiana A. .........................................................14
Schmemann, Alexander, Protopresbyter .........................................5, 39
Schpiller, Vsevolod, Archpriest ..................................................21
Schram, William G. ..........................................................3, 7
Sebastian (Dabovitch), Archimandrite ............................................25
Seraphim (Lade), Metropolitan ...................................................4
Seraphim (Rodionoff), Higumen (further Archbishop) ................................30
Serdakovsky, Lev V. ..........................................................30
Serge (Chevitch), Archimandrite - see Sergius (Chevitch), Archimandrite
Serge (Korolev), Archbishop - see Sergius (Serge) (Korolev), Archbishop
Serge (Shevitch), Archimandrite - see Sergius (Chevitch), Archimandrite
Serge (Stragorodsky), Patriarch of Moscow - see Sergius (Stragorodsky), Patriarch of Moscow

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Serge (Tikhomirov), Metropolitan - see Sergius (Tikhomirov), Metropolitan
Sergius (Serge) (Chevitch, Kirill Georgievich), Archimandrite .................4, 21, 26, 30
Sergius (Serge) (Korolev), Archbishop .............................................4
Sergius (Shevitch), Archimandrite - see Sergius (Chevitch), Archimandrite
Sergius (Serge) (Stragorodsky), Patriarch of Moscow ..........................15, 20, 32
Sergius (Serge) (Tikhomirov), Metropolitan ...................................7. 20, 24
Sevick, James R. .............................................................30
Shakhovskoy, John, Archbishop – see Ioann (Shakhovskoy), Archbishop
Sharpe, Eric J. ................................................................3
Shavelsky, George (Georgii) Ivanovich, Protopresbyter ................................7
Shaw, Herbert Bell, Bishop .....................................................39
Sherrill, Henry K., Bishop ....................................................1, 30
Shevitch, Serge, Archimandrite – see Serge (Chevitch), Archimandrite
Shidlovsky, A. ................................................................3
Shidlovsky, Nikolai Illiodorovitch ................................................8
Shidlovsky, Sophie Sergeevna – see Kulomzina, Sophie Sergeevna
Shilaeff, Eugeny (Evgenii) Pavlovich .............................................30
Sholokhov, Mikhail Aleksandrovich – see Cholokhov, Mikhail Aleksandrovich
Shuster, George ..............................................................32
Silas, Bishop of Amphipolis ....................................................30
Silouan (Strizhkoff), Hieromonk (former Archimandrite) .............................29
Skobtsova, Maria – see Maria (Skobtsova), Nun
Skreija, Andris ................................................................5
Slack, Frank V. ............................................................1, 24
Slepyan (Slepian), Vladimir Sergeevich ........................................3, 6, 8
Smith, B.W. .................................................................23
Smith, Harvey G. .............................................................23
Smith, Kenneth J..............................................................24
Smith, Timothy ..............................................................30
Smolich, Igor Kornilievich ......................................................9
Soljenitsyn, Alexander Isaevich – see Solzhenitsyn, Alexander Isaevich
Soloviev, Vladimir Sergeevich ..................................................32
Solzhenitsyn, Alexander Isaevich .........................................4, 5, 27, 42
Somerville, James .........................................................12, 30
Sophrony (Sofronii) (Sakharov), Hieromonk (former Archimandrite) .................29, 30
Sorokin, Pitirim Aleksandrovich ..................................................6
Spasskaya, Marija Yakovlevna ...................................................4
Spindler, J.W.................................................................26
Spinka, M. ..................................................................18
Stalin, Iosif Vissarionovich .....................................................26
Stange, Eric D. ................................................................1
Stepoune, Theodore (Fedor) Avgustovich ...........................................4
Stockwood, Mervyn, Canon ....................................................15
Stokes, James ................................................................30
Stoner, James ................................................................39
Story, Russell McCulloch ......................................................25
Strong, Robbins .........................................................4, 21, 30
Strong, Tracy ..............................................................5, 30
Struve, Nikita Alekseevitch .................................................4, 5, 30
Svitich, Alexander Kallinikovich ................................................30
Sylvester (Haruns), Bishop ......................................................4
Szczesniak, Boleslav ..........................................................30
Sztern, M. ...................................................................5
Talantov, Boris Vladimirovich ..................................................26
Tchebotarioff, Gregory ........................................................30
Tchetverikoff (Chetverikoff), Sergii (Serge) Ivanovich, Archpriest .......................6
Ternovsky, A. .................................................................3
Theofan (Bystrov), Archbishop – see Feofan (Bystrov), Archbishop

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Theophilus (Pashkovsky), Bishop (further Metropolitan) ..............................25
Tidball, Charles T. ...........................................................4, 5
Tien Feng ...................................................................24
Tikhon (Bellavin), Patriarch of Moscow ......................................4, 25, 30
Timasheff, Nikolai Sergeevich ..................................................17
Tolstoy, Aleksandra Lvovna ....................................................14
Tolstoy, Lev (Leo) Nikolaevich ..................................................26
Trani, Eugene P. ..........................................................29, 30
Trifa, Valerian (Viorel) D., Archbishop – see Valerian (Trifa), Archbishop
Tsankow, Stephan, Protopresbyter – see Zankow, Stephan, Protopresbyter
Tucker, Henry St. George, Bishop................................................30
Tuller, Edwin H. .............................................................39
Turowicz, Jerzy ..............................................................25
Tyrkova-Williams, Ariadna Vladimirovna .........................................30
Tysziewicz, Stanislav, Rev. .....................................................17
Vaganoff, Petr Dmitrievich ......................................................3
Valdo, Morton A. ..............................................................5
Valerian (Trifa), Archbishop ..............................................25, 29, 42
Valliere, Paul ................................................................39
Vasgen I, Patriarch of Armenian Church...........................................16
Vasily (Vassili) (Krivoshein), Archbishop .......................................4, 15
Veniamin (Kazansky), Metropolitan ...............................................5
Verghese, Paul ............................................................21, 24
Villis, Frank ................................................................30
Visser’t Hooft, Willem A. .................................................9, 23, 30
Vladimir (Tikhonitsky), Metropolitan ..........................................4, 21
Voize ......................................................................30
Voronaeff, Paul A. ............................................................40
Vysheslavtseff (Vysheslavzeff), Boris Petrovich .................................4, 6, 7
Waddams, Herbert M., Rev. .................................................15, 16
Walton, A.L. .................................................................3
Webster, Charles .............................................................30
West, Charles C. .............................................................39
Widdrington, P.E.T., Canon .....................................................15
Wightman, Orrin .............................................................25
Wiren, Alexis Robertovich ..................................................14, 30
Wright, J. Robert .............................................................30
Wurmbrand, Richard, Rev. .....................................................32
Yagudka, Natalia Ivanovna ......................................................3
Yakhontoff, Viktor Aleksandrovich ...............................................3
Yakunin, Gleb, Priest ..........................................................21
Yashchenko, Aleksandr Semenovich – see Jascenko, Aleksandr Semenovich
Youngstrom, Elizabeth .........................................................4
Zahirnic, Constantin.....................................................12, 25, 39
Zaitzeff, Boris Konstantinovich ..................................................20
Zander, Lev (Leo) Aleksandrovich ..................................3, 8, 16, 20, 23, 30
Zander, Valentina Aleksandrovna (born Kalashnikova) .............................1, 30
Zankow (Zankoff, Tsankow), Stephan, Protopresbyter ..............................9, 30
Zatho, James J. ...............................................................32
Zemtsov, I. ...................................................................4
Zenkovsky, Vassili Vassilievitch, Protopresbyter ......................3, 4, 6, 7, 20, 23, 30
Zernov (Zernoff), Nicholas Mikhailovich ..........................3, 7, 16, 20, 23, 27, 30
Zernova (Zernoff), Sofia Mikhailovna ........................................3, 4, 30
Zhaba, Sergei Pavlovich ........................................................4
Zheludkov, Serge, Priest ........................................................4
Zimmerman, William ...........................................................5
Zipporah, Gershom ...........................................................19
Znosko, Mitrofan, Archpriest ....................................................3

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Liberal Arts & Sciences
Russian & East European Center
Paul B. Anderson Papers, 1913-1982
Box 1:
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (YMCA), 1910-77
Photographs, ca.1910-30.
General YMCA work, Mayak.
United States, ca.1920.
YMCA Photographs.
YMCA, May 17, 1920.
Canadian Club Conference, administration.
YMCA Photographs, 1922.
Austria, Bulgaria, China, Czechoslovakia, Estonia, India, Latvia, Poland.
YMCA in the Balkans & Baltics, 1925
Brackett Lewis letters; First Balkan YMCA Training School, Rumania.
Portugal YMCA Photos, 1926.
Council of Christian Associations, Student Friendship Fund, 1926-29.
Correspondence, reports, financial accounts, notes, Edgar MacNaughten, medical aid in
Kiev, Odessa and Kharkov, Rockefeller Fund.
YMCA Correspondence, 1928.
Arch. C. Harte, Frank Slack, Roland Elliott.
Official Handbook, "Fundamentals of the YMCA," English/Russian, including
Drafts, 1929.
YMCA National Board, 1942-43, 1949-60.
Planning and review.
YMCA Postwar Planning, 1942-44, 1949.
YMCA Policy Committee, Sept. 1943.
Staff Conference; statement on postwar activities.
American Friends Service Committee, 1943-44.
Lois K. Jessup letters to YMCA.
YMCA and the Roman Catholic Church, 1947-60.
L'Institut Martin Bucer; PBA - "YMCA as lay movement," (1952); Henry Sherrill, "The
Ecumenical Strategy of the Churches" (1951); Mrs. Valentine Zander, "A
Woman's pilgrimage to Rome" (ca.1950).
YMCA-Church Relations, 1949, 1952, 1954, 1957.
YMCA and the Churches, July 1949, March 1957.
"40 Years with the YMCA in Europe" by Darius A. Davis, 1949, 1962, 1970

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Box 1: (continued)
American YMCA, 1950-57.
Constitution, by-laws, charter, policy, questions.
YMCA National Council Bulletin, March 1951.
Vol. 25, no. 3 (8 pages).
YMCA in Philippines and Roman Catholic Church, 1951-54.
YMCA Philippines work, 1954.
Discussion between Philippines YMCA and Roman Catholic Church.
YMCA pamphlets, 1953-65.
Profession (1953-59); "Le centenaire de la Base de France" (1955); YMCAs of the World
(1958); "The YMCA in India; 100 years" by J.H. Dunderdale (1962); "Towards
Christian Unity" (1965); Revolution in Latin America (1965).
Photographs, 1954, 1956, 1963.
YMCA groups, Salonika.
YMCA Documents, 1955, 1962.
"Fellow Workmen for God," "Report of the Consultation on Ecumenical Policy and
Practice for Lay Christian Movements."
Photographs, 1956.
YMCA Youth Exchange.
YMCA Committee Reports, 1959-64.
World Service Policy Study (1959); Documents for an April 22-23, 1961 meeting of
YMCA Leaders of Roman Catholic confession; Committee on Planning and
Review reports; meetings on YMCA organization, policies (Dec. 11, 1962, Feb.
16-17, 1963 and April 4-5, 1964).
YMCA Policy Study by Robert King Hall, 1960-63.
Reports, notes.
YMCA Policy Study, 1962, 1964.
Orthodoxy minutes (1962) and study report (1964); policy statement "Toward the Fourth
Quarter Century" (1964) and "Rabid Criticism of YMCA" in Russian (1964).
Memoirs of Eugene Epperson Barnett, 1888-1926, 2 volumes, 1963, 1968.
YMCA Student movement, China (1910-37), YMCA World Service & National
Council, 346 pp + 168 pp. (This folder is filed in Box 32).
Polish YMCA, 1966.
Committee on YMCA Historical Resources, 1974-75.
Subcommittee on YMCA Foreign Service Manuscripts. Correspondence, notes, and
guidelines for memoirs.
The meaning of Detente for YMCA program, 1975
YMCA National Council, 1977.
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports.

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Box 1: (continued)
YMCA, INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE & WORLD'S ALLIANCE, 1919-63
World Alliance of YMCA's, 1919, 1928-37, 1951.
Correspondence regarding Harbin, Manchuria YMCA, 1925, Feb 1927.
YMCA in Roman Catholic Countries, 1927, 1929, 1934, 1952-58.
Correspondence, reports, articles, particularly concerning the Philippines.
Edgar MacNaughten Letters, 1927-34.
Aug 1932 St. Albans Fellowship Correspondence; Church Fund Accounts (1932-35).
Correspondence regarding Balkan Conference on Orthodox-YMCA Relations, Feb-
April 1928.
World Alliance of YMCAs. Studies of Orthodoxy and the YMCA, 1933, 1962-63.
Reports and notes. Paris YMCA publication in Russian (1933).
The Story of YMCA International 1844-1934, 1934.
24 pp.
International Committee, 1936-44.
International Board Policy Committee (1939); Postwar planning.
International Committee, Field Reports, Europe and Balkans, 1937-45.
Reports, notes, and correspondence relating primarily to YMCA work in Eastern Europe
and among Russian emigrés. Includes undated and unsigned memorandum (30
pages) in Russian on the position of Orthodoxy in Czechoslovakia during World
War II.
International Committee, Relief Work in Occupied France, 1939-42.
Correspondence, notes, and budgets pertaining to YMCA relief work in occupied
France.
World Service History, 1940-44.
Statement (1943), 31 page history (1944).
Geneva Headquarters, Donald A. Lowrie Correspondence, 1940-45.
Official and personal correspondence from Lowrie concerning the YMCA's War
Prisoners' Aid program and attempts to save Jewish children in unoccupied
France.
Geneva Headquarters, 1940-51, 1954.
Donald A. and Helen O. Lowrie Correspondence. Letters to Andersons and
mimeographed circular letters to friends. Includes 4 page article by Lowrie in
The Christian Century. November 10, 1954, entitled, "Russia's New
Anti-Religious Drive," and a 1 page letter from Lowrie to Allen Dulles, January
26, 1954.
World's YWCA. War Relief Activities, 1941-44.
Correspondence.
International Committee, 1941, 1944-48, 1951.
Field Reports, Europe and Canada. Reports, correspondence, and notes.
International Committee, Property Owned by Foreign Nationals, 1942-43.

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Correspondence and official documents concerning the disposal of the property of
foreign nationals.
Correspondence with Bishop James D. Perry regarding Churches in Europe,
1942-46.
Box 2:
YMCA, INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE & WORLD'S ALLIANCE, 1946-78
YMCA International Committee, 1946-64.
Policies (1962-64), Hong Kong visit (1961), interviews in India (1962), visits to
European national YMCA's (1962), World Youth Fund (1945-56), "The Power
and Glory of Prayer" (1962).
World Service in Europe, 1948.
Reports by Anderson on Europe, Turkey and Egypt.
International Committee, Field Reports, 1948-50.
Reports concerning YMCA activities in individual countries in Europe, the Middle East,
and China.
World's Committee of YMCA, 1948-52.
National Board of YMCA and World Alliance, 1931-53.
World Alliance. Eastern Europe and East Asia, 1948-58.
Correspondence, reports, newsletters, and newspaper clippings relating to the status of
Christianity in Eastern Europe and East Asia, primarily Poland and China.
Includes report (14 pages) on visit to China in Oct-Nov 1956 by David Robinson,
Guenther Feuser, and Tore Littmarck.
Foreign Work Policy Study, 1948-51, 1953, 1956, 1959-60, 1962-63.
Reports, discussion papers, notes, pamphlets.
Foreign Work and Communism, 1949-50.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, newspapers and journal articles (including Pravda,
January 16, 1949), notes. Some damaged by fire.
World Alliance of YMCAs. Ecumenical Papers, 1949, 1952-60.
Correspondence, notes, reports, articles from publications.
The World Alliance, 1949, 1961-63.
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports, including "Study of Orthodoxy and the
YMCA" (47 pages) by Anderson; "Special Study of the Spiritual Inheritance of
the European National Movements and their Present
Responsibility Especially Regarding Interconfessional Aspects" (83 pages) by Eric D.
Stange, and "Forty Years Emergency Service with the Young Men's Christian
Association in Europe" (13 pages) by Darius A. Davis.
World Service in Europe, Reports, 1950-51.
Reports and correspondence by Anderson on Belgium, France, Germany, Poland, Beirut,
and Jerusalem.
World Alliance, Extension Committee, Geneva Meeting, 1951.
Spiral-bound notebook with notes.
World's Committee, European Trip, 1952.

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Notes, report, and itinerary of Anderson's trip to Europe in 1952 on behalf of the World's
Committee.
Box 2: (continued)
World Conference on National Policies Regarding Extension, 1952.
Correspondence and memoranda relating to organization of and issues to be discussed at
the World Conference.
World Alliance of YMCAs, Ecumenical Papers, 1952, 1955-59, 1961.
Correspondence, reports, notes, newsletter articles, pamphlets.
International Committee, Plenary Meeting, 20 Sept 1953.
Anderson's notes; fire damage.
International Committee. Field Reports, 1954-59.
Reports, correspondence, notes, memoranda. Greece, Eastern Europe, India.
World Alliance of YMCA's, 1956-58.
Constitution, finances, plans.
International Committee, 1956, 1961-62.
Policy Study, Robert King Hall, Director. Memoranda, background papers, and report
(212 pages): "Attitudes of Fraternal Secretaries on Personal Matters, 1961-62."
World Alliance, 1957-58.
World Alliance of YMCAs and the World YWCA, 1957, 1962.
Consultation on Ecumenical Policy and Practices for Lay Christian Movements, St.
Cergue, Switzerland, July 8-12, 1962. Correspondence, reports, notes.
Notes on YMCA Work Projects, Anderson, 1958-59.
Visits to Egypt, Israel, Istanbul, Paris.
World Alliance of YMCAs. Ecumenical Papers, 1959-61.
Correspondence, notes, reports.
Exchanges with USSR, 1960, 1977.
Reports.
World Alliance of YMCAs, 1961-65.
Paul Albrecht paper, Council meetings(1963), Paul M. Limbert (1961-62).
International Committee, 1962.
Policy Study, Robert King Hall, Director. MSS Report (191 pages) entitled
"Outline of Recommended Policy Implementation on a Country-by-Country Basis
(1963-1965)."
"Report of a Study of YMCA World Service Policies and Practices," by Robert
K. Hall; Anderson, Consultant (Aug 1962).
World Alliance of YMCAs, 1963.
"A Study of Orthodoxy and the YMCA," by P.B. Anderson. Pamphlet (34 pages) by
Anderson and correspondence.
World Alliance, 1963-64.

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International Committee, 1964.
Purpose, method and major policies; P.B. Anderson remarks on ecumenic position.
Box 2: (continued)
World Alliance of YMCAs, Geneva, 1964-66.
Correspondence.
World Alliance of YMCAs, 1964-69, 1971-74.
Fredrik Franklin.
World Alliance of YMCAs, Geneva, July 1970.
Commission on the Study of the Paris Basin.
International Division Meetings, 1978.
Box 3:
JOHN R. MOTT, 1920, 1951-83
Photographs, 1951,1953.
Mott Centennial Celebration, Cornell University, 1964-65.
Including 24-page interpretation of J.R. Mott by P.B. Anderson (April 12, 1965).
Mott Centennial, 1964-65.
Postville, IA June 13, 1965 celebration; speeches; Cleveland Dodge
Reminiscence (June 1965); obituaries; pamphlets, journals, newspaper clippings, notes.
John R. Mott's Contribution to 20th Century Missions, 1965.
Typescript "The contribution of John R. Mott to Twentieth-Century Missions" by E.J.
Sharpe (1965).
Layman Extraordinary, John R. Mott 1865-1955, 1965.
Book Layman Extraordinary John R. Mott, 1865-1955 by R.C. Macky et al. (1965).
"An Interpretation of John R. Mott: An American Citizen with World Horizons,"
P.B. Anderson, 1965.
Typescript (24 pages), by Anderson.
John R. Mott Centennial, 1965-66.
Definitive biography, addresses and papers, pamphlets, minutes, correspondence V.E.M.
Hayward Metropolitan Nikodim (Rotov), J. E. Nystrom, et al.
Centennial, 1965-66.
Definitive biography, addresses and papers, pamphlets, correspondence.
Definitive Biography Committee, 1974, 1977, 1979.
Correspondence with W.B. Eerdmans, R.H.E. Espy, V. Henry, C.H. Hopkins, R.P.
Morris. Documents of the John R. Mott Definitive Biography Committee.
C. H. Hopkins’ Biography, 1983.
Promotional materials for biography of Mott.
YMCA-Press, 1919-42
YMCA-Press and Russian Work Headquarters, 1919-36.
Correspondence with E.T. Colton, T.V. Eltchaninova, E. Every, S.E. Hening, W. Lerat,

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D.A. Lowrie, E. MacNaughten, F.T. Pianoff, M. Reckitt, L.A. Zander et al.
Letters from Metropolitan Anthony (Khrapovitsky) (November 28 / December
11, 1926) (in Russian and in English) and from Archbishop Feofan
(Bystrov) (to N.A. Koulomzine) (December 2, 1926) (in English).
Box 3: (continued)
Curriculum vitae of F.M. Galtchinsky.
Typescript "Russian Publishers in Berlin" (5 pages).
Typescript "The YMCA Press Ltd.: Russian Editorial Section" (1924).
Typescript "The YMCA and the Russian Orthodox Church" by P.B. Anderson
(November 27, 1926) (3 pages).
A message from Metropolitan Platon (Rozhdestvensky) to the American people
dated June 15/28, 1919 (8 pages, in English).
Typescript "Memorandum" (December 27, 1926) by N.A. Berdyaev on troubles
and divisions in the Russian Orthodox Church (4 pages in Russian and 3
pages in English).
Typescript "Tezisy ob ekumenizme" by N.A. Berdyaev (4 pages, in Russian).
Typescript "Difficulties of Religious Work Among the Russian Youth" by N.A.
Berdyaev (December 27, 1929) (6 pages, in English).
Typescript "Notes on the work of the YMCA in Russia" by V.V. Zenkovsky
(December 8, 1926) (1 page, in English).
Typescript "Protokol ideologicheskogo sobranija pri RSKhD" with an abstract of
the paper by N.A. Berdyaev and speaking by G.V. Florovsky, F.T.
Pianoff, Rev. Sergius Bulgakov, S.M. Zernova, G.P. Fedotov, V.V.
Zenkovsky (second part of 1920th) (4 pages, in Russian).
Typescripts "Obshie polozhenia o rabote RSKhD s iunoshestvom" (4 pages) and
"O programme religiozno-natsional'noj raboty s iunoshestvom " (1 page)
(both in Russian, dated 1932).
Typescript "O deiatel'nosti Religiozno-Pedagogicheskogo Kabineta (1927-1931)"
by V.V. Zenkovsky (ca. 1932) (4 pages, in Russian).
Typescript "Osnovnye polozhenia organizatsii "Vitiazej" (February 23, 1930) (2
pages, in Russian).
Typescript "Osnovnye polozhenia RSKhD za rubezhom" (5 pages, in Russian).
Typescript "Organizatsija Obshestva russkoj knigi" (5 pages, in Russian).
Typescript "Notes by P.B. Anderson" (4 pages, in English).
Lists of staff of YMCA Russian Work Headquarters in Paris (with addresses)
(1928, 1932-1934).
Russian Superior Technical Institute (with a home study section) (former Russian
Correspondence School), lists of professors.
Program Papers, financial documents, minutes, articles, projects.
N.A. Roubakine, Lausanne, 1920-25.
Correspondence with B.F. Baimakoff, W.W. Banton, G. Ebel, L. Evald, J.F. Hecker, S.E.
Hening, L. Hess, C.V. Hibbard, C. Hoffmann, S.P. Kaidanowsky, L. Couriss, O.J.
Links, J.R. Mott, J.E. Niederhauser, L.A. Roubakina, N.A. Roubakine, B.R.
Ryall, A.L. Walton, N.I. Yagudka, V.A. Yakhontoff, "Rassvet" newspaper,
Federation of Russian Labour Organizations in South America (Buenos-Aires) et
al. on Roubakine books published by Association Press.
Invoices of book shipped (1925).
Lists of books, notes.
Russian Work: YMCA-Press and Russian Student Christian Movement (RSCM), 1920-30.
Correspondence with H.D. Anderson, W.W. Banton, E.T. Colton, K. Fuchs, A.L. Haig,
S.E. Hening, B.M. Krutikoff, B. Lewis, O.J. Links, A.F. Newell, J.E.
Niederhauser, F.T. Pianoff, B.R. Ryall, Wm.G. Schram, V.A. Yakhontoff.
Curriculum vitae of S.S. Shidlovsky, V.V. Zenkovsky.

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Short biographical information on N.A. Berdyaev, P.N. Evdokimov, S.L. Frank, P.
Grinchenko, L.N. Liperovsky, V.S. Slepyan, L.A. Zander, S.M. Zernova.
Russian Christian Student Conferences.
Proposed budget for RSCM in Soviet Russia for 1927-1928.
Findings of the second unofficial consultation of leaders from Orthodox Churches
with leaders of the World’s Committee of the YMCA in 1930.
Box 3: (continued)
List of people invited for Oecumenic Circle with their addresses.
Typescript “Some Thoughts Regarding the Last Conference of the YMCA” by
N.M. Zernoff (1929).
Typescript “Understanding Between Representatives of the Orthodox Churches
and the World’s Committee of the YMCA” signed by D.E. Davis?
(Sophia, Bulgaria; April 24-25, 1928).
Lists of Publications, Financial Statements.
YMCA-Press, Prague, 1921-22.
Correspondence with S.F. Baldin, W.W. Banton, V.P. Belkin, N.A. Berdyaev, L.P.
Karsavin, A.F. Newell, J.E. Niederhauser, A. Shidlovsky, V.A. Yakhontoff, A.S.
Yashchenko, reports, notes, minutes, and lists of publications.
YMCA-Press, Paris, 1921-33.
Correspondence with G.A. Oushinsky, A. Ternovsky, P.D. Vaganoff.
Lists of books produced or for production, inventories, notes.
YMCA-Press, Prague, 1922-23.
Minutes and Memoranda, notes.
YMCA-Press, 1922-30.
Books at Stettin Warehouse.
YMCA-Press, 1922, 1924, 1927-30, 1944, 1948-49, 1955-60, 1965, 1975-82.
Les Éditeurs Réunis.
Documents on disposal of the YMCA Press edition to RSCM (1950th).
Vestnik Pedagogicheskogo Biuro (Prague, June 15, 1928, N 12).
Typescript "Location of Russian Work in American YMCA Structure" by P.B. Anderson
(May 26, 1982).
Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, newspaper clippings, notes.
Letters by archimandrite Gerasim (Shmalts) and archpriest Mitrofan Znosko,
Authors (Contracts), 1923-26, 1930, 1933.
Law on copyright in Soviet Russia (1925).
RSCM (including letter by R.W. Hollinger (October 18, 1923) and report of G.G.
Kullmann (October, 1923) on the I Conference of RSCM (in English) and
Memorandum by P.B. Anderson to V.V. Zenkovsky (June 8, 1932) on relation
between YMCA and RSCM).
Russian Correspondence School.
Typescript copies from "Zhurnal Moskovskoj Patriarkhii", 1933, N 13-15 (in Russian).
Letter of Metropolitan Eulogius (Georgievsky) to "Manchester Guardian" (February 17,
1930) (1 page, in English)..
Correspondence, notes.
YMCA-Press, 1924-28.
List of translations of books by N.A. Berdyaev, published by YMCA Press, 1923-47.
Correspondence, memoranda
YMCA-Press, Berlin, 1924.
Balance sheets.

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YMCA-Press, Correspondence and Official Papers, 1924-25.
Legal and financial documents, correspondence, factures, notes.
Documents on liquidation of YMCATISK edition in Prague.
YMCA-Press, 1924-25.
Box 3 (continued)
Correspondence with E.T. Colton, G.G. Kullmann, B.P. Vysheslavtseff
YMCA-Press--Auditors' Reports with Exhibits, 1924-31.
IMKA TISK) in Czechoslovakia.
Lists of books.
YMCA-Press, Paris, 1924, 1935, 1938-40, 1945-47.
Notes, correspondence, with Rev. Cyprien (Kern), nun Ioanna (Jeanne) (Reitlinger), Rev.
John Meyendorf et al., memoranda, lists of publications.
Les Éditeurs Réunis
YMCA-Press--Potential Sale to Russia through Anna Strong and Albert Williams,
1925.
Les Éditeurs Réunis
YMCA-Press notables, 1925-78.
Correspondence with Peter Kovalevsky, N.A. Berdyaev, Rev. Sergius Bulgakov,
Metropolitan Eulogius (Georgievsky), G.P. Fedotov, I.I. Fondaminsky, G.G.
Kullmann, N.O. Lossky, Remizov, B.P. Vysheslavtseff, L.A. Zander, S.M.
Zernova et al.
YMCA-Press, 1926-38.
Record of each manuscript proposed for publication.
Les Éditeurs Réunis 1933 Statutes, 1927, 1932, 1935, 1953.
YMCA-Press and Russian Work Headquarters, 1930-34.
Program Papers.
Correspondence with Rev. Sergius Bulgakov, X.M. Braikevich, Rev. Cassien
(Bezobrazoff), Metropolitan Eulogius (Georgievsky), N.F. Fedoroff, E.
MacNaughten, F.T. Pianoff, L.A. Zander, V.V. Zenkovsky.
Short biography of Rev. Sergius Bulgakov.
Curriculum vitae of L. Markoff.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute (including shipping to the Institute of
the Prague Methodist Library).
RSCM (including minutes).
Religious Pedagogical Cabinet.
Typescript "Extract from Published Report of the International Survey of YMCA and
YWCA: Service to Russians" (beginning of 1930th).
Article "Nuzhno li i vozmozhno li soedinenie tserkvej" by N.M. Zernov (October 24,
1932) (5 pages, in Russian).
Minutes of YMCA Conference in Saloniki (Greece) (November, 1930).
Lists of books.
YMCA-Press, 1932, 1945, 1953-56.
Statues, Official Agreements, Éditeurs Réunis.
Russian work, 1935, 1937, 1953.
Advertisements for YMCA lectures in France.
Les Éditeurs Réunis.

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Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Notes.
Russian work, 1935-36.
List of sums collected.
Box 3 (continued)
YMCA-Press, Paris, 1939-40, 1968-69.
Correspondence, notes, newspaper clippings. Includes photocopy of the last will and
testament of the writer Mikhail Afanas'evich Bulgakov (dated October 10, 1939,
in Moscow) and a photocopy of an affidavit by Moscow notary A.I. Zeniuk (dated
March 31, 1940) affirming that the will is genuine.
Typescript "An Historical Note on the YMCA Press in Paris" by P.B. Anderson
(September 1, 1975) (3 pages, in English).
RSCM.
Box 4:
YMCA-Press, 1943-76
American Bible Society, 1943.
Production of Russian bibles.
Works of Russian religious thought, 1944.
S. F. Baldin correspondence, 1944-46.
Financial statements, 1946-51.
N. A. Berdyaev Society (1950).
Minutes, 1948-51
List of books published by YMCA Press.
Operations, 1947-50.
Russian work in Paris, YMCA Press, Les Éditeurs Réunis, Russian Superior Technical
Institute, financial documents.
Grateful letters from Metropolitans Anastasy (Gribanovsky), Vladimir (Tikhonitsky) and
Seraphim (Lade), Archbishops Photius (Topiro) and Serge (Korolev), Bishop
Nikolai (Velimirovich).
Book reviews.
Articles "30 let izdatel'stva YMCA Press" by A.V. Kartasheff, "Russkie izdaniia
zagranitsej posle evakuatsii".
Correspondence with D.A. Lowrie, W.E. Dietz, S.L.T. Mellen et al.
Letter from E.Ju. Rapp (sister of N.A. Berdyaev's wife) about the last days of N.A.
Berdiaeff.
Letter from B.P. Vysheslavtseff.
American Bible Society, Project for Translation of Bible into Russian,
1948-55.
Correspondence concerning a translation of the New Testament into modern Russian by a
translator group headed by Bishop Cassian (Bezobrazov).
New Testament translation review.
Includes sample of translation (19 pages) by Yuri Bessonov, and two public appeals (14
pages, 12 pages) by Bessonov's wife, S.H. Bessonov (née Stafford) relating to the
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Correspondence with Metropolitan Nikolai (Yarushevich) and Rev. Nikolai Kolchitsky
on subject of sending some Bibles in Russian in USSR.
Les Éditeurs Réunis Catalogs (in Russian), 1921-1956, 1948, 1952-56, 1958,
1961, 1966, 1970, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979 w/1980 supplement, 1981 (antiquarian
division).
YMCA-Press and Les Éditeurs Réunis, Paris Lists and Business Papers, 1951.
Box 4 (continued)
Correspondence with the printing-house "Imprimerie de Navarre" (Paris) on printing
Russian books.
Legal documents.
Lists of books published by YMCA Press, being in print and proposing to the YMCA
Press edition house.
Lists of books for sale (including books in German).
YMCA-Press Operations, 1951-52.
Correspondence with E.E. Barnett, W.E. Dietz, D. Lowrie, Rev. Paul Lutov, R. Strong et
al., financial and legal documents, projects.
Correspondence on bookseller partners.
Lists of books published by YMCA Press.
Lists of books by N.A. Berdyaev published by YMCA Press.
YMCA-Press Operations, 1952-53.
Correspondance with East European Fund International Committees, E.E. Barnett, W.E.
Dietz, Rev. Cyprien (Kern), T.F. Klepinine, I.N. Kovarsky, B.M. Krutikoff, I.I.
Manoukhine, T.I. Manoukhine, M. Mestchersky, D.A. Lowrie, R. Strong et al.
Financial documents, projects.
Lists of books published by YMCA Press, being in print and proposing to the YMCA
Press edition house.
Book reviews.
Review of Th.A. Stepoune book "Vospominanija" by Rev. Cyprien (Kern) (in French).
Minutes of the Commission on publishing books "Zakon Bozhij".
Articles "Antologia russkoj obshestvennoj mysli" by S.P. Zhaba and "Znachenie ikony"
by V.P. Riabushinsky.
Copy of an article from " Bol'shaia Sovetskaia Entsiklopedia" (1950) on N.A. Berdyaev.
Russian Publication Program and YMCA-Press, East European Fund Grant, 1952-54, 1956.
Correspondence with East European Fund et al. and memoranda concerning requests for
financial support for the YMCA-Press and for the Russian Publication Program.
Flyers and Book list, 1954.
List of books published by YMCA Press in 1921-1954.
List of Books Published, 1921-1954, 1954.
Alphabetical listing.
International Committee & YMCA-Press, 1954.
Correspondence with D.A. Lowrie et al. relating to publishing activities of YMCA
Presss. Includes 10 page list of books published by and with help of YMCA-Press in
1921-54, and copies of book reviews in Russian from emigré newspapers
and periodicals.
Correspondence concerning administrative reorganization, 1957, 1959.
Correspondence with Bishop Nikolai (Velimirovich) relating to publish some Russian
religious books by B.P. Vysheslavtzeff, V.N. Iljine and N.A. Berdyaev in Serbian.

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Correspondence with I.N. Kovarsky, T.I. Manoukhine, M. Mestcherssky, R. Strong et al.
Financial documents.
Plan of the 5th volume of "Zakon Bozhij" by P.E. Kovalevsky.
YMCA Press, 1964-65.
Documents on discharge of B.M. Krutikoff.
Correspondance with A.N. Kouvardine, Y. Lacaze, I.V. Morozov, Ch.T. Tidball et al.
Paris bookstore, 1959.
Photographs and article.
Box 4 (continued)
Paris, 1960-61, 1970.
Correspondence with I.V. Morozov and 3 page history (1961); articles in Newsweek (Oct.
14, 1960) and World Communique (Jan. 1961).
Paris, 1962.
Correspondence with Bishop Cassien (Bezobrazoff), T.F. Klepinine, N.A. Koulomzine,
I.V. Morozov, W. Nerosleff, Rev. Serge (Chevitch), Rev. Vassili Zenkovsky,
S.M. Zernova et al. relating to YMCA Press and Les Éditeurs Réunis, notes,
budgetary reports, legal documents, newspaper clippings.
Les Éditeurs Réunis Catalog (in Russian), 1962.
Declaration of Archbishop George (Tarassoff) on the death of Rev. Vassily Zenkovsky.
List of American universities which offer education in Russian and East European
language.
Program of the RSCM Conference in France (June 9-11, 1962).
Paris, 1962-63, 1965.
Correspondence with B.J. Fize, V.P. Kamkin, T.F. Klepinine, H.L. Minard (Jerusalem
YMCA), I.V. Morozov, N.A. Struve et al., notes, budgetary reports, newspaper
clippings (including book reviews).
Correspondence concerning administrative reorganization of the YMCA Press edition.
International RSCM Conference (1963), documents on RSCM Committee elections.
St. Serge Theological Institute and Bishop Sylvester (Haruns).
Decease of Rev. Vassily Zenkovsky.
Necrologue of Rev. Nikolai Golubtsov.
Les Éditeurs Réunis & YMCA-Press, 1962-67.
Correspondence with T.F. Klepinine, I.V. Morozoff et al., financial documents, YMCA
Press catalogue (1964), RSCM.
YMCA-Press & Chekhov Press, 1963.
Correspondence with H. Myer (Jerusalem YMCA) relating books for Les Éditeurs
Réunis.
YMCA-Press, 1964-65.
Correspondence with I.V. Morozoff, including financial statements.
Program of the RSCM Conference in France (November 10-11, 1964).
Les Éditeurs Réunis, 1965-66, 1968, 1971-72.
Correspondence with I.V. Morozoff, financial documents.
Historical Publicity, 1965, 1967, 1970-71, 1974.
Including newspaper clippings and financial documents.
Chekhov Press, 1966-79.

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Correspondence with D.A. Lowrie, I.V. Morozoff, M.J. Ruggles et al. regarding
publishing, books distribution and disposition of inventory.
YMCA-Press Statutes, 1968, 1974.
Correspondence with F.C. Kienhe and Ch.T. Tidball.
Press Announcements and Brochure, 1969-70.
Les Éditeurs Réunis, 1969-73.
Correspondence with G.B. Douwsma, T.F. Klepinine, I.V. Morozoff, N.A. Struve, E.
Youngstrom.
Financial documents.
Box 4 (continued)
Last Will and Testament of N.A. Berdyaev (copy in French and English translation) and
Agreement between E.Ju. Papp, heir of N.A. Berdyaev, and YMCA Press (copy
in French and English translation).
Documents on publishing the book "Avgust chetyrnadtsatigo" by A.I. Solzhenitsyn.
Death of N.S. Dolgopoloff (necrologue by P.E. Kovalevsky), X. Fize, P.E. Mosely, M.Y.
Spasskaya.
Newspaper clippings.
YMCA-Press, Paris, 1970-71.
Correspondence with S.I. Alliloueva, A.S. Anderson, T.F. Klepinine, I.V. Morozoff, S.
Radulovich, N.A. Struve, notes, newspaper clippings. Includes copy of typescript
(12 pages) by P.B. Anderson entitled "A Brief History of YMCA Press," dated
January 16, 1971.
Correspondance on YMCA Press copyright and on sending books in Soviet Russia by
C.A. Eltchaninoff et al.
Les Éditeurs Réunis, 1970-78.
Catlogues and Supplementary lists.
History of YMCA-Press, 1971.
“A Brief History of YMCA Press” by P.B. Anderson, dated January 16, 1971 (12 p.).
History of YMCA-Press, 1971.
Letter by J.W. Long on E. Casinec research and notes.
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Isaevich, Correspondence, 1971-72, 1974-75.
Letters to and concerning Solzhenitsyn's relationship with the YMCA-Press.
Correspondence with I.V. Morozoff, Rev. Serge Zheludkov et al.
Translation of article by A.I. Solzhenitsyn into English.
Relations with Association Press, New York, 1971-74.
Correspondence between R.W. Hill and I.V. Morozoff on A.I. Solzhenitsyn books.
Les Éditeurs Réunis, Letters, 1973.
Paris, 1973-74.
Correspondence with B.J. Fize, R. Giroux, R.W. Hill, T.F. Klepinine, I.V. Morozoff et al.
on A.I. Solzhenitsyn books, law on copyright in Soviet Russia and another
subjects, financial documents, notes, newspaper clippings; memorandum on
distribution and demand for Samizdat publications (1973).
YMCA Press and Les Éditeurs Réunis, 1973-74.

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Correspondence with B.J. Fize, R. Giroux, R.W. Hill, F.C. Kienhe, T.F. Klepinine, C.M.
Kniazeff, Y. Lacaze, I.V. Morozoff, A.I. Solzhenitsyn, Ch.T. Tidball et al.
Typescript "Zametka po povodu neobkhodimogo preobrazovanija nashego dela" [by
N.A. Struve] (1973).
Lists of books.
Law on copyright in Soviet Russia.
Question on authorship of M.A.Cholokhov of the novel "Tikhij Don".
Memorandum by a Soviet citizen M.M. [M.G. Meerson] in regard to books which are
desired by readers in the Soviet Union (7 p.).
Newspaper clippings, notes.
Collaboration with RSCM and French YMCA, 1974.
Correspondence with F.C. Kienhe, N.A. Struve, financial documents, newspaper
clippings.
Box 4 (continued)
English translation of the letter from the Moscow Patriarchate to Archbishop Vasily
(Krivoshein) on A.I. Solzhenitsyn.
YMCA-Press, 1974-77.
Correspondence with C.A. Eltchaninoff, N.T. Goncharov, R.W. Hill, F.?. Kiehne, C.M.
Kniazeff, Ch.T. Tidball, financial documents, notes, newspaper and magazine
clippings. Includes notes on meeting between editors of YMCA-Press and
Alexander Solzhenitsyn on February 4, 1976, and notes on an agreement between
Solzhenitsyn and the YMCA-Press, March 4, 1976.
St. Serge Theological Institute.
Sermon by Archbishop George (Tarassoff) on Patriarch of Moscow Tikhon (Bellavin).
YMCA Press, Paris, 1975.
Correspondence with B.J. Fize, F.C. Kienhe, T.F. Klepinine, I.V. Morozoff, Ch.T.
Tidball, newspaper articles, budgetary reports, notes.
Agreement between the National Board of YMCA's and RCSM (1958) (in French).
Les Éditeurs Réunis, Paris, 1975-76.
Catalogues and booklists.
Letter from M.C. Agursky to I.V. Morozoff on I. Zemtsov.
Les Éditeurs Réunis, 1976-77.
Correspondence with B.J. Fize, N.T. Goncharov, F.C. Kienhe, I.V. Morozoff, T.A.
Pachmuss, Ch.T. Tidball.
Letters from former Soviet citizens on the importance of YMCA Press books in the
Soviet Union.
Financial documents.
Newspaper clippings, advertisements.
Box 5:
YMCA Press, 1920.
Russian Work.
Correspondence.
YMCA-Press, 1977-81
YMCA and Les Éditeurs Réunis and National Board, 1977-78.
Agreement between the National Board YMCA and the RSCM (January 31, 1958) (in
French).
Application of the 1958 Agreement to the Memorandum "Structure Authority
Responsibility" by P.B. Anderson (October 27, 1977).

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100th Anniversary of YMCA in the Holy Land (September 28-29, 1977).
Minutes.
Les Éditeurs Réunis Shareholders, 1977-79.
Russian Work in Europe.
Typescript "The Development of Russian YMCA Service Abroad" by P.B. Anderson
(December 10, 1977).
RSCM; letter about the 1980 International Congress.
Correspondence.
Les Éditeurs Réunis, Nov-Dec 1977.
Including books reviews and newspaper clippings.
Ivan Morozoff (Director, YMCA-Press), 1977.
Correspondence with I.V. Morozoff and about his health.
Box 5 (continued)
Les Éditeurs Réunis and YMCA Press Correspondence with B.J. Fize and I.V. Morozoff about
Structure et al., 1977.
Notes, newspaper clippings.
YMCA Press Structure, 1977.
Correspondence with H. Brunger, B.J. Fize, F. Kiehne, I.V. Morozoff, Ch.T. Tidball et
al.
Statutes of the Management Committee (November 7, 1977).
Correspondence about the resignation of I.V. Morozoff.
YMCA Press Documents, 1977-78.
Correspondence, newspaper clippings, advertisements, minutes.
Les Éditeurs Réunis, Correspondence and Documents, 1978.
Agreement between the National Board YMCA and the RSCM (January 31, 1958) (in
French).
Letters, notes.
Death of Morozov, 1978.
Resignation of I.V. Morozoff and his death.
Letters about I.V. Morozoff's death.
Funeral sermon on I.V. Morozoff death by Rev. Alexy Kniazeff.
Necrologues of I.V. Morozoff by Rev. Alexy Kniazeff and by RSCM members.
Letter by Rev. Alexy Kniazeff to A.I. Solzhenitsyn (January 30, 1979).
Relations with YMCA International Committee and National Board.
Financial documents, notes.
RSCM.
Les Éditeurs Réunis and YMCA-Press, transfer of Shareholders, 1978.
Typescript "Memorandum on YMCA Press Relationship" by P.B. Anderson (July 22,
1978).
Typescript "Structure and Functions of the YMCA as a World-wide Movement" by P.B.
Anderson (January 10, 1978).
Funeral sermon on I.V. Morozoff death by Rev. Alexy Kniazeff
Denis Mangado letter, 1979.
Response of Frank Kiehne relating to YMCA-Press.
Typescript "Young Mens Christian Association (YMCA) Serving the Russian People" by
P.B. Anderson [?] (November 3, 1979) (2 pages).
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Correspondence with N.A. Struve, V.E. Alloy, C.A. Eltchaninoff, Rev. Alexei Kniazeff,
Rev. Alexander Schmemann et al., articles, newspaper clippings, notes.
Death of B.J. Fize.
Relations between YMCA Press and RSCM.
Typescript "YMCA Press - Objectives Policies Responsabilities" by P.B. Anderson?
(July, 1978) (page 1 only).
Appeal for YMCA-Press by N.A. Struve, 1978-80.
Including and edition program.
Memorandum on loans to YMCA-Press in Paris by Anderson, 1981.
YMCA-Press, BERDYAEV, 1927-78
Nicholas Berdyaev, about, 1927, 1940, 1949, 1956-78.
The Nicholas Berdyaev Association Constitution (Statute) (in French).
Article "Problema personalizma" by K.P. Mochulsky (in Russian).
Box 5: (continued)
Correspondence with N.A. Berdyaev and about N.A. Berdyaev.
Agreement between E.Ju. Rapp (sister of N.A. Berdyaev's wife) and YMCA Press.
N.A. Berdyaev, Notes and Letter, 1927, 1947.
Letter by N.A. Berdyaev to P.B. Anderson.
Nicholas Berdyaev Society, 1946, 1948-53, 1955-61.
Correspondence concerning Berdyaev's literary estate and archives and the formation and
constitution of the Nicholas Berdyaev Society; bulletins of the Society;
typescripts and newspaper articles on Berdyaev; copies of journal articles on
Berdyaev; lists of works by Berdyaev in Russian and in translation (1923-47).
Berdyaev Colloquium, 1959-60.
Correspondence, notes, and invitations to the Berdiaev Colloquium, New York, February
26, 1960.
P.B.A. Notes on Nicholas Berdyaev, 1968.
Letters, notes, newspaper clippings.
Nicholas Berdyaev Association.
YMCA WAR PRISONERS AID (WPA), 1916-21, 1941-46
Correspondence with N.P. Davis, M.A. Valdo (in Omsk, Siberia) et al.
YMCA activity in the Russian Army in Petrograd and Siberia (1917).
Documents of the Russian Army in 1917.
Necrologue of M.A. Waldo.
Prisoner Of War (POW) Service, Siberia-Waldo (WWI), 1916-17.
Information and letters from Czech, German et al. prisoners in Russia.
Checks and another documents of a financial aid to prisoners.
Correspondence
POW Service, Waldo, 1916-18.
Information and letters from Austro-Hungarian, German et al. prisoners in Russia.
Mort Waldo, Omsk, Tobolsk, 1917-18.
YMCA WPA in Russia, 1917-20.
Correspondence with D.A. Lowrie, D. Navashine, M.A. Waldo et al. and reports on WPA
in Russia. Includes two reports (16 pages, 6 pages) by Anderson On WPA during
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International Committee, 1920.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning War Prisoners Aid.
War Prisoners’ Aid Work at Narva, 1920-1921.
Prisoners of War, Religious Materials for “Liturgie et Cantiques” (in French) and
passionsprediot, 1941-42.
War Prisoners’ Aid, 1941-43.
Alsatian resistance (1944); report on the Slovak YMCA (1940).
War Prisoners in France, 1941-44 (oversize volume in VAR 50-14)
War Prisoners’ Aid, 1941-46.
Correspondence with D.A. Davis, R.D. Jameson (1942-44) T. Strong et al.; Americans
in occupied Europe (1941).
Newspaper clippings, notes.
Box 5: (continued)
War Prisoners Aid and Civilian Relief Work in France, 1941-42, 1944-45.
Correspondence, notes, memoranda, and reports on relief activities in France. Includes
report (21 pages) entitled, "Plan of Immediate Relief for France," dated June
1944, by the Bureau Technique des Oeuvres.
War Prisoners’ Aid, 1941-42, 1945.
Correspondence, memoranda, brochures, newspaper clippings.
France, 1941-44.
WPA correspondence and reports.
France, 1941-46.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, and inventories on WPA in France, especially
among Russian prisoners of war interned in France. Includes map of prisoner of
war camps published by Paris-Soir (July 26, 1941).
War Prisoners’ Aid, 1941-46.
Correspondence on YMCA War Prisoners' Aid activities.
War Prisoners Aid, 1942-45.
Correspondence, notes, newspaper clippings, and reports on conditions in German and
Japanese prisoner of war camps.
Russia and Japan, 1942.
WPA correspondence.
Minutes of WPA meetings in Mott's Office, May, Dec 1942; Nov 1943.
American Red Cross-YMCA Agreement on Prisoners of War, 1942-44.
Red Cross "Prisoners of War Bulletin" (March-July 1944).
Russian War Relief, Inc., 1942-44.
Correspondence and newsletters.
Cables, 1942-45.
Henri Johannot; Cables from Geneva (1942-45); Bern (1942); Lisbon (1942).
War Department Correspondence, 1943.
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Basis for War Prisoners’ Aid, 1943.
War Relief Control Board, 1943, 1961-62.
Cables from Stockholm, 1943-45.
Tracy Strong, Hugo Cedergren (Sept 1944), Swedish Exchange.
War Prisoners’ Aid, 1944-45.
Cables, Paris-New York, New York-Geneva; Budget requirements for Europe (1945);
Tracy Strong, Frank Slack.
War Prisoners, "The Yankee Kriegies," ca. 1946.
RUSSIAN EMIGRÉS, 1923-26, 1976-82
Russian Emigrés, 1923-24.
Box 5: (continued)
Box 5: (continued)
Articles by and interviews with Russian emigrés in Western Europe and the United
States. Includes records of interviews with S.L. Frank (5 pages) and S.N.
Prokopovich (6 pages), typescript "Russian Philosophy" by M. Sztern (in German
and in English), newspaper clippings.
Ekaterina Breshko-Breshkovskaya, ca. 1924.
Photo of "Grandmother of the Russian Revolution,” (Prague).
Leon Freyman, 1924-26.
Russian student emigrant to Chicago; J.R. Mott.
American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, St. Louis Convention--Papers,
1976.
Eighth National Convention--Papers, 1976.
YMCA/USSR Program, 1974-76.
Reprint "The United States and Forced Repatriation of Soviet Citizens, 1944-47" by M.
Elliott.
Curriculum vitae of M. Elliott.
Newspaper clippings, notes, advertisements.
American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, St. Louis
Convention--Papers and Correspondence, 1969-71, 1976.
Papers: "Introduction to the Topic" by P.B. Anderson.
"Dependency Theory and the Soviet-East European Hierarchical Regional
System: An Initial Test" by W. Zimmerman.
"Eugene Schuyler and Bulgaria, 1876-1878" by M.B. Petrovich.
"Religious Dissent in the Soviet Union" by B.R. Bocuirkiw.
"The American YMCA and the Russian Emigration" by D.E. Davis.
"Polish Politics from the Perspective of the Village" by A. Skreija.
"Relationship Between Changes in Consumption and Politics in Poland" by B.
Mieczkowski.
"Religion, Politics and Peace" by P.B. Anderson.
Map "GULAG-MVD" (Concentration camps in the USSR, 1976).
Documents of the Consultation on Christian Concern for the Limitation and Reduction of
Arms (October 3-6, 1969).
Typescript "An Examination of Chritical Developments for the Orthodox Church in
Western Europe" by P.B. Anderson (July, 1971).
Typescript "Autocephaly Past and Present" by P.B. Anderson (July 2, 1971).
Reports, newspaper clippings, notes, maps.

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Russian Student Fund, ca. 1977.
Manuscript "The Russian Student Fund: A Study in Emigré Education" by Donald E.
Davis.
Novyi Zhurnal - The New Review, Nos. 145 and 147, Dec 1981, June 1982.
RUSSIAN WORK, 1917-19
P.B. Anderson Personal Diary, Moscow, Dec. 22, 1917 - March 15, 1918
Petrograd Headquarters, 1917-18
Correspondence relating to situation in Russia; government permit; U.S. Embassy,
including the Resolution of the Russian Vremennoe Pravitelstvo (Temporary
Government) on YMCA clubs in the Russian Army (October 20, 1917)
government permit; U.S. Embassy
Box 5: (continued)
YMCA Soviet Official Documents, 1917-19.
Includes English translations of two speeches by Kerensky in June 1917, a 1 page
document reporting results of Cheka investigation of YMCA activities, and 23
page English translation of the constitution of the RSFSR adopted in 1918.
International Committee Headquarters, Moscow, Aug 1918- Aug 1919, March 1921.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning the War Prisoners' Aid program and the
YMCA Moscow Department relations with the Soviet government.
Russian Work, 1918-20.
Cables and reports relating to relief work in northern Russia and Siberia.
Includes 5 page undated speech by R.F. Coffey and copy of Chapter XXXIV of The
History of the American Expedition Fighting the Bolsheviks: Campaigning in
Northern Russia 1918-1919.
Periodical The Frozen Echo, Vol. 1, No. 1, December 25, 1918 (YMCA in Archangel,
Russia).
Russian Work, 1918-22.
Correspondence and reports concerning YMCA and War Prisoners' Aid in Russia.
Includes 23 page report by C. Alexander on the Samara Association Activities in
1918, 26 page report by E.T. Colton on YMCA work in Russia and Siberia; two
reports (11 pages, 15 pages) on the social and religious situation in Germany in
1921, and 8 page memorandum by William B. Webster on Bolshevism.
Russian Work, 1918-25.
Correspondence concerning relief work in Russia and the Baltic States. 4-page letter
from Anderson to his mother describing travels (April, 1918).
6 page letter from James Somerville (July 13, 1925).
Siberia--John G. Cattron and Others, 1919.
YMCA Volga Expedition--Ryall Article, 1918, 1919, 1976, 1984.
Typescript "Bryant Ryall" by P.B. Anderson (October 23, 1984).
Copy of the article "Up the Stream of Country Life " by B.R. Ryall (from Rural
Manhood, Vol. X, No. 1, Jauary, 1919).
Box 6:
RUSSIAN WORK, 1920-81
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Russell Story and Brackett Lewis on Russian Service(1921); Donald Lowrie on Prisoners
of War(1920); John R. Mott's Approach to the Russians (June-Nov. 1920).
Interviews in Soviet Russia and Russian Refugees, 1920-21.
Interviews conducted by Anderson (some of them jointly with Edgar MacNaughten) on
conditions in Soviet Russia, Russian refugees, and the prospects for relief work
by the YMCA in Russia and among the emigrés.
Russian Work, 1921.
Notes and correspondence pertaining to an approach to the Soviet
government for service in Russia.
The Estonian Young Men's Club of the YMCA in Tallinn, Photobooklet, 1921.
Description of the YMCA for Russians by J.F. Hecker, ca. 1922.
Russian Service in Europe, 1922-23, 1925-26, 1928.
Box 6: (continued) Correspondence and notes.
Russian Correspondence School, 1922-24.
Including reports and financial documents.
Headquarters Correspondence on Decisions regarding Russian Work, 1923-24.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Academy (Institute).
Russian Correspondence School.
Typescript "The Mission of the Catholic Church in Russia" by Rev. August Manglier
(September, 1923).
YMCA and Orthodox Churches, 1923-24, 1927, 1933, 1947, 1962.
1928 Formal agreement and reports, correspondence and documents, notes.
Typescript "Thirty Years of Work With Russians" by D.A. Lowrie (September 8, 1947).
Historical Items, 1923-37.
Correspondence concerning Paris YMCA and YMCA-Press, (including letters from I.F.
Hapgood, P.A. Sorokin et al.), events in China, and work with Russian emigrés in
Western Europe and the Baltic states.
Photographs of P.B. Anderson, V.S. Slepian and probably his wife, the Russian
Correspondence School et al.
Relations with the International Committee of YMCA's.
Russian Correspondence School.
Notes (including a note of Metropolitan Eulogius (Georgievsky), A.M. Remizov et al.).
Advertisement of the Kedroff Quartet with photographs of its members (1928).
Baltic YMCAs, 1924-25.
Russian Service in Europe, 1924-26.
P.B. Anderson Annual Report for 1925 and correspondence.
P.B. Anderson Annual Report for 1925 and correspondence.
Letter from Archbishop Ioann (Pommer) to B. Lewis (February 18, 1926) on distribution
of 13000 books of the Russian New Testament in Latvia (in Russian).
Agreement with A.M. Remizov on the publishing of his book "Zhizn' sviatogo Nikolaia
Ugodnika" (March 24, 1926).
History of Russian Work, 1924, 1940.
"Notes on the Development of YMCA Work for Russians outside Russia, 1919-39," by
P.B. Anderson (February 19, 1940) (29 pp).
History of the Russian Church in 1920th.
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Financial documents, notes.
Russian Work in Europe, 1925-28.
American Secretaries Conference, 1925.
Correspondence with T.F. Baimakova et al.
Russian Work Policy on Book Sales, 1926.
YMCA Balkan Conference.
Report on the Russian Christian Student Conference near Konigstein (Germany) (May
26-29, 1926).
Russkii Zarubezhnyi Sobor (1926).
Agreement with N.O. Lossky on the publishing of his book "Svoboda voli" (May 19,
1926).
Russian Work in Europe, 1926-28.
Paris Center, 1926-45.
Box 6: (continued)
Correspondence and notes pertaining to work among Russian emigrés in Europe and the
status of Christian churches in the Soviet Union during
World War II. Includes 26 page paper by Dr. I(J.) A. Iljin in German on
Communism and international order.
Typescript "Explanatory Memorandum on Financial Programme, 1933-1934" by P.B.
Anderson (August 18, 1933).
Letter from Archbishop John (Ioann) (Pommer) to B. Lewis (February 18, 1926) on
distribution of 13000 books of the Russian New Testament in Latvia (in English).
Newspaper clippings.
Administration, Paris and New York, 1927.
Aid to Russian Students; E.T. Colton to J.R. Mott (3/4/27).
Administration, Paris; YMCA-Press; 1928.
Typescript "Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius" by P.B. Anderson (1928), published
in Russian periodical "Put'" (April, 1928).
Typescript "Sud nad mitropolitom Petrogradskim Veniaminom" (in Russian).
RSCM.
ISS Relief Committee for Russians in France.
Work for Russians Outside Russia
1918-1939, by P.B. Anderson (33 pp) February 18, 1940.
"Fundamentals of the YMCA," 1929.
Photographs, Baltic trip, 1929.
Official Russian Work Correspondence, Paris, 1931-32.
Russian Superior Technical Institute (including letters from Russian students).
Russian Church Aid Bulletin, No 1, May, 1937.
List of former YMCA foreign secretaryes (May 1, 1932).
Leaflets, financial documents, newspaper clippings, photographs, notes.
Russian Area (RSCM) Conference in Chantilly (France), May 28-30, 1933 (with John R. Mott's
presence).
Papers, discussions, documents, notes (including notes on "1927 Agreement" between
RSCM and YMCA Foreign Committee by E.T. Colton).
Anderson-Lowrie Reports on Russian Work, 1935-36, 1945, 1951.

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Including an advertisement to Russian Religious-Philosophical Academy lectures
(1935-36).
Open letter by B.P. Vysheslavtseff (October 14, 1935) (2 pages, in Russian).
International Committee, Special Service in Europe, Russian Work, 1940.
"Notes on the Development of YMCA Work for Russians Outside Russia, 1919-
1939" (41 pages), by P.B. Anderson, dated February 18, 1940.
Eastern Europe, 1948-81.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings on the YMCA in
Eastern Europe under Communist rule.
Letter from Patriarch German from the Serbian Orthodox Church (April 26, 1973) (in
Serbian and in English).
International Committee, Russian Work, 1950-52, 1957.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning YMCA work among Russians.
Typescript "Russian Work" (July 11, 1952) (3 pages).
Box 6: (continued)
Typescript "Memorandum on Policy for the Russian Work of the International
Committee" by P.B. Anderson (August 9, 1951) (10 pages).
Financial documents.
Russian Work, 1950, 1964.
Typescript "YMCA Russian Work as a Pioneering Entreprise in the Movement for
Christian Unity" by P.B. Anderson (July 25, 1964) (3 pages).
Russian Work, 1956-58.
Russian Superior Technical Institute, Patriarch Alexei's visit to Belgrade (1957), YMCA-
Press (1957-58).
List of translations of books by N.A. Berdyaev, published by YMCA Press, 1925-58.
Typescript "The Place of Russian Work in YMCA Program at this Time of World
Tension" by P.B. Anderson (January 10, 1958) (2 pages).
Financial documents.
Russian Work, 1977-80.
Russian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate), Russian Orthodox Church Abroad,
Romanian and Georgian Orthodox Churches, YMCA Press, 60 years of Latvian
work (1979), death of Alexandra Tolstoy, correspondence, newspaper clippings,
notes.
Typescript "Young Mens Christian Association (YMCA) Serving the Russian People"
probably written by P.B. Anderson (November 3, 1979) (2 pages).
RSCM, Aid to believers in Russia.
Prototype for Russian Correspondence School, ca. 1978.
RUSSIAN WORK DOCUMENTS, 1922-36
Documents, 1922.
World's Committee meeting, Copenhagen Report, lists of books published by YMCA-
Press, notes.
Documents, 1923.
YMCA-Press, Pacifism, Dorpat Baltic Conference, correspondence school budgets.
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Documents, 1924.
Correspondence School cash statement; European YMCA organization, Sofia School,
Geneva shipment.
Letter from Metropolitan Platon (Rozhdestvensky) to C.V. Hibbard (1924) (1 page, in
Russian).
Typescript "Should We Advocate Two Types of YMCA - Church Type and Independent
Type" (ca. 1924) (3 pages).
Financial documents.
Russian Correspondence School, 1925.
YMCA Secretaries in Europe (1925).
Documents, 1925.
Reval book list, Russian Correspondence School, statistical report (March 18, 1925),
budgets, list of firms solicited.
Documents, 1926.
MacNaughten's donor list, Russian Correspondence School statistical report.
Box 6: (continued)
Documents, 1927.
Russian Correspondence School.
Life histories of six Russian emigrés, lists of students.
YMCA Press: Projects.
Documents, 1928.
Russian Correspondence School.
Student lists, case histories, correspondence, Russian Correspondence
School, statistical report, Latvian financial campaign.
YMCA Press.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute: Financial documents.
RSCM.
Sisterhood of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in Paris: Financial balance (1927).
Typescript "The World's Student Christian Federation" by H.L. Henriod (2 pages).
Letter from Hieromonk Ioann (John) (Shakhovskoy) (further Archbishop) to B.P.
Vysheslavtseff (ca. 1928) (2 pages).
Documents, 1929.
Financial Accounts, Russian Boys Camp rules, YMCA Press publications lists.
Documents, 1930.
YMCA Press book lists, financial accounts, solicitation lists.
Reports, May 15, 1930.
Russian Correspondence School; Russians in France, Czechoslovakia and Germany;
Russians in Europe Headquarters; Russian Headquarters; and YMCA
Press.
Documents, 1931.
RSCM budget, Russian program budget, YMCA Press.
Documents, 1932.
E.T. Colton on fund raising, YMCA-Press lists; Russian Superior Technical Institute in
France, Home Study Section; Central European area conference.
Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius (St. Basil house at Oxford).
Russian Theological Academy Fund: List of members (1931-32).
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Documents, 1933.
Budgets, Religious News Sheet Distribution list, books, Annual Report (1933).
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
RSCM.
YMCA Press.
Book review by B.P. Vysheslavtseff (manuscript, 15 pp, in Russian).
Documents, 1934.
Russian Superior Technical Institute, YMCA-Press, Russian Orthodox Theological
Academy contributors, Russian work budgets.
Letters probably written by V.V. Zenkovsky on RSCM and Anglo-Russian Student
Conference (ca. 1934).
Lists of books.
Statement on a national ideology in RSCM.
Youth camps.
World YMCA statistics (January 1, 1935).
Financial documents, notes.
Box 6: (continued)
Documents, 1935.
YMCA Russian Service in Europe; World Student Christian Fellowship;
“Russian Orthodox mission for exiles” conference (September 24-27, 1935) (papers by
G.P. Fedotov, K.V. Mochulsky, Rev. Sergius Bulgakov).
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Anglo-Russian Student Conference.
RSCM.
Documents, 1936.
Anglo-Russian Conference account, RCSM, Youth camps, European travel, YMCA
Press reports, , Les Éditeurs Réunis.
Letter from B.P. Vysheslavtseff (ca. 1936).
Financial documents, notes.
Box 7:
RUSSIAN WORK DOCUMENTS, 1937-56
Documents, January 1937.
1936 crops in USSR, World's Committee Mysore meeting minutes.
RSCM.
Religious Pedagogical Cabinet
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Registration form of F.T. Pianoff (1937).
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, February 1937.
P.B. Anderson Correspondence, List of Russian Orthodox institutions in France
receiving YMCA support.
Letters from Russian Emigré to the Society "Study of Russia".
Documents, March 1937.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Youth camps.
Correspondence with N.M. Zernov on the Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius in
England.
Documents, April 1937.

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Documents, May 1937.
Donald Lowrie's "After English".
Documents, June 1937.
RCSM.
Correspondence.
Documents, July 1937.
Pax Romana in Paris, Russian Work.
Youth camps.
Newspaper clippings
Documents, August 1937.
Documents, September 1937.
Bernard Pares.
Documents, October 1937.
Box 7: (continued)
Russian Emigration, financial documents.
Documents, November 1937.
Eucharistic Congress.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Documents, December 1937.
Anglican-Orthodox negotiations.
Documents, March, October 1938.
Russian Work in Europe.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Financial documents.
Typescript "Rezume diskussii po povodu privedennykh tezisov v Parizhskoj gruppe po
podgotovke s'ezda Pravoslavnoj molodezhi 1938 g." probably written by V.V.
Zen'kovsky (5 pages).
Documents, November 1938.
Russian Work.
Russian Superior Technical Institute, financial documents
Documents, February-August 1939.
Russian Work in Europe.
Orthodox Youth Conference in Jugoslavia (April, 1938).
Documents, October 1939.
Russians in Europe Headquarters balance sheet.
Documents, January-February 1940.
RSCM, International Committee.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, October-December 1940.
Russian Work in Europe.
Russian Work Headquarters.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.

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Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1941.
Russian Work in Europe, YMCA-Press.
Aid to Poles and to Serbs.
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1942.
Russian Work in Europe.
Financial documents.
Documents, 1943.
Russian Technical institute, Russian work, in Europe.
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1944.
YMCA-Press, War Prisoners' Aid.
Lists of books.
Box 7: (continued)
Russian Work in Europe.
Russian Superior Technical Institute
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1945.
RSCM, Russian Work in Europe, Russian books published by YMCA War Prisoners
Aid.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Financial documents, notes.
Typescript "Russian Work of the YMCA in the USA" by A.L. Kasem-Beg (ca. 1945) (5
pages).
Documents, 1946.
Russian Work in Europe.
YMCA Press, lists of books.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1947.
Russian work in Europe.
Russian Work Headquarters.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute.
Joint Commission on Assistance to the Russian Church (Russian Theological Academy
Fund).
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Russian Service Books and Light of Russia
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1948.
YMCA-Press; Russian Work in Europe.
Russian Work Headquarters.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute.
RSCM.
Youth camps, Russian scouts.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Financial documents, notes.

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Documents, 1949.
Russian Work in Europe.
Russian Work Headquarters.
YMCA Press, minutes, lists of German books available for sale in Germany.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute.
RSCM.
Youth camps, Russian scouts.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Foreign language courses.
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1950.
Russian Work in Europe.
Russian Work Headquarters.
YMCA Press, minutes.
Lists of German books available for sale in Germany.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Box 7: (continued)
Joint Commission on Assistance to the Russian Church.
Financial documents, notes, advertisements.
Documents, 1951.
Russian Work in Europe.
Russian Work Headquarters.
YMCA Press, lists of German books available for sale in Germany.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Financial documents, notes, advertisements.
Documents, 1952.
Russian Work, YMCA-Press.
Russian Work Headquarters.
Study of Russia.
Documents, 1953.
Russian Work, YMCA-Press, Les Éditeurs Réunis.
Russian Work Headquarters.
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1954.
Russian Work, YMCA Press, correspondence with Robbins Strong.
Russian Work Headquarters.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Financial documents, notes.
Documents, 1955.
Russian Work, correspondence, notes.
Documents, 1956.
Russian Work, YMCA-Press, Les Éditeurs Réunis.
Documents, 1957.
Russian Work, YMCA-Press, lists of books.
Russian Work Headquarters.
Joint Commission on Assistance to the Russian Church.

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Financial documents, notes.
Creation of the Russian YMCA group in a hospital in France (February 9, 1958).
RUSSIAN WORK, BERLIN HEADQUARTERS, 1917-37
Berlin and Paris, 1917-21.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning War Prisoners' Aid in Russia, Germany,
Poland, Turkey and the Baltic states, statutes of YMCA in Czechoslovakia's and
YWCA in Estonia. Includes notes on an interview with M. Litvinov (July 15,
1920) and 16 page report by Anderson on the work of the War Prisoners' Aid in
Russia from May 1917 to September 30, 1918.
P.B. Anderson personal documents.
Typescript "The Place oh the Young Men's Christian Asotiation in a Socialistic State"
(ca. 1920) (5 pages).
Typescript "Proposed Program of YMCA Activities in Russia" probably written by P.B.
Anderson (June 1920) (3 pages).
Typescript "The Creed of a Modern Christian " (ca. 1921) (6 pages).
Newspaper clippings, notes.
Box 7: (continued)
Copenhagen Headquarters, 1918-19.
Correspondence relating to War Prisoners' Aid work in Russia.
Berlin Headquarters, 1920.
Correspondence concerning prisoner of war relief work in Russia.
Berlin, 1920.
Russian Department Reports.
Berlin, 1920-21.
Correspondence and notes relating to Nansenhilfe program for prisoners of war.
Administration, Berlin, 1920-24.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning Russian Service and Press, the Committee
on Work for the Allied Armies and Prisoners of War, refugee work, Russian
prisoners of war in Germany.
Ukrainian YMCA Training School in Czechoslovakia (1921).
Conference of YMCA Secretaries in Germany (February 8 and March 5-6, 1921).
Berlin, 1921.
Reports, memoranda, correspondence relating to Russian work.
Report on the work of the YMCA in Estonia (January, 1921).
Printed letter by E.T. Colton on Russian YMCA Pubication Department (May 26, 1921)
(4 pages).
Stock report on Stettin warehouse.
Russian Correspondence School.
Correspondence with Russian Committee of Zemstvos and Cities (Zemgor) on Russian
publications.
Berlin, 1920-21, 1923.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning War Prisoners' Aid and Russian Relief,
report on Russian Correspondence School.
Wunsdorf Technical School, Berlin, 1922-24.
Correspondence, reports, data on students.
YMCA Press: Lists of books.
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Including Studen conference photos (1922).
Russian Correspondence School, 1922-23.
Reports, notes.
Russian Correspondence School, Berlin and Paris, 1922-42.
Budgets and enrollments of Russian Correspondence School, applications and letters by
students.
YMCA Press.
Berlin and Vladivostok, 1923.
Correspondence concerning Russian refugee work between Anderson in Berlin and
Brackett Lewis in Vladivostok.
Berlin and Prague, 1923.
Correspondence (i.e. with Archbishop Sergius (Tikhomirov), Protopriest George
Shavelsky et al.), reports, financial documents, memoranda, notes.
Russian Correspondence School.
Box 7: (continued)
YMCA Press: Lists of books.
American Section European Student Relief (in Russia).
Berlin and Paris, 1924-27, 1930, 1932, 1937
Headquarters Correspondence.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute.
Anglo-Russian Fellowship in Paris.
Russian Correspondence School.
Financial documents.
Agreement between representatives of Orthodox Church and World Committee YMCA
(Sophia, May 3, 1928) (2 pages, in Russian) and typescript "Postanvlenie Vtorogo
Neofitsial'nogo Soveshanija Predstavitelej Pravoslavnykh Tserkvej i
Predstavitelej Mirovogo Komiteta YMCA" (1928) (5 pages, in Russian).
Berlin, Jan - June 1924.
Correspondence, reports, notes, esp. concerning YMCA-Press in Prague.
Financial documents, lists of books.
Russian Correspondence School.
Russian Student Conference at Falkenberg, Germany (June 6-12, 1924) and at Moravska
Trzhebova, Czechoslovaka (July 14-19, 1924).
Berlin, April - July 1925.
F.T. Pianoff's report to G.G. Kullmann on Russian student work in Germany (Fall 1925)
(4 pages, in English).
RSCM (including Russian Student Conference at Argeronne, France (July 21-27, 1925)).
Russian scouts in Constantinople.
Russian Correspondence School.
European Student Relief (Geneva).
YMCA Press (including Memorandum probably written by B.P. Vysheslavtseff (July 21,
1924) (3 pages, in Russian)).
Financial documents.
Church Fund Correspondence, Berlin, July-December 1926.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute.
RSCM Conference (August 30 - September 5, 1926).
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RSCM in Czechoslovakia.
Russian Correspondence School.
Russian Religious-Philosophical Academy.
RUSSIAN WORK, PARIS HEADQUARTERS, 1922-24
Paris, 1922-25, 1927-28, 1930-33, 1935.
Keys to Files, Filing guides.
Paris, 1922, 1929, 1935, 1952-55.
Russian Work Headquarters.
YMCA Press, Les Éditeurs Réunis.
Russian Religious-Philosophical Academy.
Russian scouts (National Association of Vitiaz).
Typescript "The Russian Orthodox Church in Paris and the Oecumenical Movement" by
D.A. Davis (2 pages, in English).
Typescript "Khristianskij Soiuz Molodykh Liudej i Pravolavie" by J.R. Mott (5 pages, in
Russian).
Correspondence, financial and legal documents.
Box 7: (continued)
Russian Correspondence School, 1923, 1926, 1929.
YMCA Press.
Russian scouts (National Association of Vitiaz).
Geneva and Paris, 1924.
Reports.
Russian Work Headquarters.
Russian Department of the International Committee of YMCA in Geneva.
Russian Correspondence School.
Paris, 1924-29.
Correspondence and reports.
Russian Correspondence School.
YMCA Press: Lists of books.
RSCM.
Russian Work Headquarters and YMCA-Press, 1924-29.
Correspondence, notes.
Typescript "O Rabote Russkogo Studencheskogo Khristianskogo Dvizhenia v Pribaltike"
(2 pages, in Russian).
Typescript "What Has the North American YMCA Done for the RSC Movement " by
V.V. Zenkovsky (2 pages, in English).
YMCA Headquarters, May 1924 - Nov 1925.
Correspondence with S.E. Hening, W.G. Schram et al., memoranda.
YMCA Press.
Box 8:
RUSSIAN WORK, PARIS HEADQUARTERS, JULY 1924 - FEBRUARY 1928
Geneva and Paris, July-December 1924.
Correspondence, reports of work in Baltic and Central Europe, memoranda, notes and
minutes relating to staff assignments, YMCA-Press and Russian Correspondence
School.
RSCM: Conference at Psherov, Czechoslovakia (September 8-14, 1924).

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Paris, November 1924 - February 1925.
Correspondence, financial documents, reports.
Russian Work Headquarters, 1925-26.
Montparnasse, 1925-26, 1931.
Correspondence by I.I. Fondaminsky et al., financial documents, notes.
YMCA Press.
Journal "Novyi Grad".
RSCM: Minutes (1925-1926), conference at Psherov, Czechoslovakia (September 8-14,
1924).
Correspondence between RSCM and Russian Orthodox Church Abroad.
Russian Correspondence School--Sample Students, 1925, 1939, 1944.
Russian Work Headquarters and YMCA-Press, 1925.
Russian Service in Europe.
Russian Student Work in France, 1925.
RSCM Argeronne Conference Report (July 21-26, 1925); G.C. Kullmann report (Autumn
1925).
Box 8: (continued)
Paris, January 1925.
Correspondence, notes, inventory.
YMCA Press.
Lists of books.
Paris, February-March 1925.
Correspondence and reports.
YMCA Press.
Lists of books.
Paris, April 1925.
Correspondence and memoranda.
Russian Correspondence School.
Paris, May 1925.
Correspondence and minutes.
Paris, June 1925.
Correspondence.
YMCA Press: Lists of books.
Paris, July 1925.
Correspondence and annual report "Russians in France"(11 pages).
Paris, August 1925.
Correspondence.
Paris, September 1925.
Correspondence and reports.
RSCM: Conference at Khopovo, Jugoslavia (September 11-16, 1926).
Russian Correspondence School.
Baltic YMCA.
Russian Work, Paris Headquarters, October 1925.
Correspondence and reports.

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Russian Correspondence School.
Paris, November 1925.
Correspondence and reports.
Russian Correspondence School.
Russian Headquarters (6 folders), December 1925 - May 1926.
Correspondence with N.F. Fedoroff et al.
Russian in Europe: Financial documents.
YMCA Press: Lists of books.
Russian Correspondence School.
Lists of books in Geneva.
YMCA in Poland.
Paris, Jan - June 1926.
Correspondence and minutes.
Paris, March, July - August 1926.
Correspondence and reports.
St. Maur-des-Fosses, France, March 26, 1926.
Box 8: (continued)
Financial Report (1925).
Russians in Europe Headquarters, Paris, May 8, 1926.
Budget for 1927.
Church Fund, Paris, 1926-27.
Notes.
Russian Work Headquarters, 1926-27.
Russian Correspondence School (1927-28); Articles "Russian Students in Emigration,"
by L.A. Zander (1926) (6 pages); "The YMCA and the Russian Orthodox
Church," by P.B. Anderson (1926) (3 pages).
Russian Correspondence School, Paris, 1925-31.
Financial Reports (1925-30).
Russian Correspondence School, 1926-32.
Russian Superior Technical Institute: Autobiographies of students, records, Preparation
of Courses.
Paris, 1926-35.
Correspondence, notes, and articles by Anderson on work among Russian emigrés.
Includes 37 pages of notes by Anderson on Russian Correspondence School.
Russian Service in Europe.
YMCA Press.
Paris, September 1926.
Correspondence and notes.
Paris, October 1926.
Correspondence and reports.
Paris, November 1926.
Correspondence
Paris, December 1926.

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Correspondence.
Paris, January 1927.
Correspondence.
Russians in Europe Headquarters, Paris, February 22, 1927.
Financial Report for 1926.
Russian Correspondence School.
Paris, February 1927.
Correspondence and reports.
Paris, March 1927.
Correspondence with N.N. Kedroff et al.
Paris, April 1927.
Correspondence, Edgar MacNaughten and Paul Anderson.
Russians in Europe, April 1, 1927.
Budget for 1928.
Box 8: (continued)
Paris, May 5, 1927.
Financial Report for 1926.
Paris, May 1927.
Correspondence.
YMCA in Czechoslovakia.
Paris, May - June 1927.
Correspondence.
Paris (4 folders), June-September 1927.
Correspondence with Rev. Sergius Bulgakov, Rev. Alexander Eltchaninoff, , M.M.
Fedoroff, S.E. Hening, N.A. Klepinin et al.
YMCA Press.
Russian Correspondence School.
Paris, September-November 1927.
Correspondence with I.I. Lappo, Rev. Iakov Ktitareff, M.M. Fedoroff et al. and reports.
Paris, October 1927.
Correspondence with V.S. Slepyan et al.
Lists of books.
Russians in Europe Headquarters
Paris, December 1927 - January 1928.
Correspondence, reports, architectural drawings.
Russians in Europe Headquarters.
Russian Correspondence School.
RSCM in Czechslovakia
Russian Work, Paris, December 1927 - February 1928.
Correspondence and reports.
Paris, February 1928.
Correspondence and reports.

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Russians in Europe Headquarters, 1927-28.
Correspondence with S.S. Bezobrazoff (further Bishop Cassien), Rev. Sergius Bulgakov,
G.G. Kullmann, S.S. Shidlovsky (further Kulonzina), N.I. Shidlovsky et al.
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute.
Religious Pedagogical Cabinet (attached to the Theological Institute).
Typescript "Relogiozno-Pedagogicheskij Kabinet pri Bogoslovskom Institute" (9 pages,
in Russian).
Paris, 1927-28, 1931-35.
Typescript "Institutions and Organizations with which the Young Men's Christian
Association is at Work in Service for the Russian People" (2 pages, in English).
Les Éditeurs Réunis.
YMCA Press: Lists of books.
Paris, 1927, 1932-33.
Draft of Introduction to Book Proposed on Service for Russia entitled "The Young Men's
Christian Association of North America in Service for Russia " (50 pages).
Paris group of Anglo-Russian Fellowship.
Correspondence, financial documents, notes.
Paris, February 1928.
Correspondence and reports.
Box 9:
RUSSIAN WORK, PARIS HEADQUARTERS, MARCH 1928 - 1930
Paris, March 1928.
Correspondence with N.S. Arseniev, I.Ya. Bilibine, A.I. Nikitine, Rev. Stephan Zankow
et al. and reports. Includes Draft IV (60 pages) of a booklet entitled, "The Young
Men's Christian Association of North America in Service for Russia." by P.B.
Anderson (March 5, 1928).
Appeal for the Russian Clergy and Church Aid Fund.
Paris, April 1928.
Correspondence and reports.
Russian Service in Europe, Paris, May 1928.
Annual Report (1927).
Paris, May 1928.
Correspondence.
Russians in Europe Headquarters, Paris, June 12, 1928.
Financial Report for 1927.
Paris, June 1928.
YMCA Press.
Appeal for the Russian Clergy and Church Aid Fund.
Correspondence with Rev. Ilia Golokolossoff et al.
Paris, July 1928.
Memorandum.
YMCA Press.
Paris, August - December 1928.
Correspondence and reports.
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Paris, October 31, 1928.
General Inventory.
Russians in Europe, 1928.
Budget for 1929.
Paris, 1928, 1933.
Reports by Anderson on the Russian Correspondence School (9 pages) and the YMCA-
Press (6 pages), and a letter (6 pages with photo) on the Russian Student Christian
Movement.
Paris, January 1929.
Russian Correspondence
YMCA Press.
Correspondence, notes.
Paris (5 folders), February-June 1929.
Correspondence.
Russian Work Headquarters: Report.
Correspondence with N.S. Arseniev, G.A. Bobrovsky, Rev. Alexander Eltchaninoff et al.
Russian Correspondence School: Letters by students and statstics.
Box 9: (continued)
YMCA Press, Les Éditeurs Réunis.
RSCM in Germany.
Boys' Work Institute at Geneva.
Paris, July 10, 1929.
Russian Work Headquarters: Financial Report (Jan 1 - Oct 31, 1928).
Paris, July 1929.
Correspondence with Rev. Alexander Eltchaninoff et al., Russians in Europe
Headquarters Reports, YMCA Press Reports, Russian Correspondence School
Reports; Russians in France, Czechoslovakia & Germany.
Paris, August 1929.
Correspondence.
Baltic YMCA Summer School (1929): Report.
Paris, September 1929.
Correspondence.
RSCM.
Paris, October 1929.
Correspondence.
RSCM youth summer camps in France and in Czechoslovakia: Reports by P. Klysheiko.
RSCM in Czechoslovakia.
YMCA Press, Les Éditeurs Réunis.
Russian Work in Europe, Paris, October 31, 1929.
General Inventory.
Paris, November 1929.
Correspondence.
Paris, December 1929.
Correspondence; Typescripts "Difficulties of Work Among the Russian Youth" by
Nicholas Berdyaev (6 pages, December 27, 1929), "Composition and Structure of
the National Alliances of the YMCA in Orthodox Countries" by S. Zankow (7

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pages, February 7, 1930).
St. Serge Russian Orthodox Theological Institute.
Russians in Europe, 1929-30.
Russians in Europe Headquarters: Budget for 1930; Includes correspondence inserted
inside front cover of budget report.
Technical Institutes, 1929, 1931-33.
Reports, letters, notes.
YMCA Press: Lists of books.
Russian Boys Camp, Mandelieu-La Napoule, France, 1930.
Photobooklet.
Russian Technical Institute, Paris Photographs, 1930.
Paris Headquarters folders for January 1930 - February 1932 include:
Correspondence with: Edgar MacNaughten, Donald Lowrie, Tracy Strong, Francis
Harmon, E.T. Colton, Charles Tidball, G.I. Babcock, Frank Slack, and V.V.
Zenkovsky; monthly reports of the Russian Correspondence School, lists of
contributors, Russian Work Imprest Fund reports, Russian Work in Europe

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Box 9: (continued)
Budget (1931-32), List of YMCA-Press Debtors and Creditors; and material on
the Fellowship of St. Alban and St. Sergius, Anglo-Russian Student Conference,
Russian Church Fund, RSCM financial campaign, and YMCA camp visits.
Paris, February 1930.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Typescript "Report on Trip to Germany, Latvia and Estonia, December 1929 - February
1930" by I.A. Lagovsky (13 pages).
Paris, March 1930.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Typescript "Report on Trip to Germany, Latvia and Estonia, December 1929 February
1930" by I.A. Lagovsky (13 pages).
Paris, April 1930.
Russians in Europe, Budget for 1931, April 24, 1930.
Anglo-Russian Student Conference.
Death of R.W. Hollinger.
Paris (6 folders), May-October 1930.
Anglo-Russian Student Conference.
RSCM in France and in Germany, youth camps.
Religious Pedagogical Cabinet, 1929-1930.
Russian Correspondence School.
Typescript "Impressions of a Visit to North America, May-June 1930" by W.A. Visser't
Hooft.
Correspondence, financial documents, notes.
Russian Work in Europe, General Inventory, October 31, 1930.
Paris, November 1930.
Russian Correspondence School.
RSCM, including budget for 1929-1930.
Paris, December 1930.
Russian Correspondence School.
Russian Headquarters Contributors, 1930-31.
Box 10:
RUSSIAN WORK, PARIS HEADQUARTERS, 1931 - MAY 1933
Correspondence with John R. Mott, January 1931.
Paris (4 folders), February-May 1931.
Russians in Europe, Budget for 1932, May 1931.
Financial Report for November 1, 1929 - October 31, 1930, May 26, 1931.
Russian Correspondence School Students, 1931.
Russian Correspondence School, 1931.
Student Bulletin and Union.

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Box 10: (continued)
Russian Work, 1931-32.
Georgian Parish in Paris.
Russian Correspondence School Tuition Records, 1931-33.
Paris, 1931-36.
Paris (7 folders), June-December 1931.
Russian Headquarters Correspondence with British Committee Supporting YMCA
Russian Work, 1932-33.
YMCA Headquarters, Correspondence, 1932-33.
Russian Correspondence School, 1932, 1934-35.
Russian Work, Paris, 1932-37.
Correspondence, notes, reports, financial statements, minutes.
Russian Work, Paris, 1932-42, 1945-46.
Financial accounts and correspondence.
Paris, January 1932.
"Report on the Organization of the Russian Superior Technical Institute by the
Co-Director, P.B. Anderson," February 15, 1932.
YMCA Headquarters, General Correspondence, Paris, March 1932.
General Correspondence, Paris (14 folders), April 1932 - May 1933.
Box 11:
RUSSIAN WORK, PARIS HEADQUARTERS, JUNE 1933 - 1942
General Correspondence, Paris (19 folders), June 1933 - December 1934.
Russian Work, Paris (24 folders), January 1935 - December 1936.
Technical Institute, 1937, 1949-50.
Correspondence and Sample Lessons.
Russian Work, Paris, 1940-42, 1954-57.
Correspondence and notes concerning work among Russians in Europe and
prisoner-of-war work. Contains memoranda of three trips by Anderson to Europe
in 1956-57.
Russian Correspondence School, 1941.
Student Work; Photographs.
Box 12:
RUSSIAN WORK, PARIS HEADQUARTERS, 1950 - 67
Technical Institute, Paris, 1950.
Donald A. Lowrie, Paris, 1950.

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Box 12: (continued)
Paris, September 1951.
Draft report (27 pages).
Donald A. Lowrie, Paris, 1951.
Donald A. Lowrie, Paris, 1952.
Donald A. Lowrie, Paris, 1954.
Donald A. Lowrie, Paris, 1955-57.
Paris, 1955-57.
Financial statements; notes, balance sheets and newspaper clippings.
Russian Work in Europe, 1955-57.
Reports, YMCA-Press, book lists, budgets & balance sheets, RSCM.
Russian Work Headquarters, 1956.
PB Anderson report (Nov 1956), YMCA-Press.
Paris, 1965-67.
YMCA work including C. Zahirnic of Rumania.
AMERICAN COUNCIL OF VOLUNTARY AGENCIES FOR FOREIGN SERVICE, 1941-47
Committee on France, 1941, 1944.
Correspondence concerning activities, chaired by Anderson.
Relief in France, 1941-42, 1944-45.
Correspondence, newsletters, bulletins and newspaper clippings.
American Council of Voluntary Agencies, 1943-44.
Meetings, 1944.
Minutes of the American Council's meetings.
Committee on Displaced Persons, 1944.
Correspondence, minutes, and report (27 pages).
Committee on France, 1944.
Minutes, correspondence.
Committee on France, 1944.
Clarence King.
Membership, 1944-45.
Union of Russian Jews activities, 1941-44.
Committee on France, 1944-45.
Margaret Frawley.
UNRRA & European relief, 1946-47.
AMERICAN RELIEF ADMINISTRATION, 1921-28
Riga Agreement, 1921.

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Box 12: (continued)
Famine relief; Hoover program.
American Relief Administration, 1921-24.
Correspondence, notes and cables concerning the economic and supply situation in
Soviet Russia and the recruitment of YMCA staff for A.R.A. service, Anderson's
ineligibility, Walter L. Brown, James Somerville & reports of work.
YMCA & American Relief Administration, 1928.
AMERICAN RELIEF IN FRANCE, 1944-56
French Relief of America, Inc., Coordination of Relief Agencies, 1944.
Correspondence, memoranda, incorporation documents, and by-laws; coordination of
activities with other relief agencies.
American Relief for France, Inc., Board of Directors, 1944.
Minutes of meetings and proposals concerning organization and finance.
Committee on Plan and Scope, 1944-45.
Correspondence, notes, budgets, and minutes of meetings on planning activities.
Publicity, 1944-45.
Correspondence, reports and bulletin on activities.
American Relief for France, 1944-45.
American Aid to France, Inc., 1946, 1948-50.
Bulletins, minutes of meetings, reports.
American Friends of France, Inc., 1948-50.
Correspondence, financial accounts, minutes of Board of Directors meetings.
American Friends of France, 1950-51, 1954, 1966.
Correspondence, minutes.
American Aid to France, Inc., 1954, 1956, 1959.
Correspondence; copy (2 pages) of "Projet de l'acte de donation à l'Université de Paris."
BRITISH-AMERICAN CIVILIAN EMERGENCY SERVICE (BACES), 1940-41
Prisoners of War work in France & World's Alliance, 1940-44.
BACES, 1941-43.
French Red Cross, War Prisoners' Work, Pensions.
BACES, 1941-44.
Gertrude Hamilton Correspondence, 1941-45.
Correspondence by and concerning Hamilton and BACES activities.
BACES, 1941-47.
Correspondence, reports, notes concerning activities among civilians
interned in occupied Europe.
BACES, 1931, 1937, 1941-47, 1964.
Final Report (1941).

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Box 13:
BRITISH-AMERICAN CIVILIAN EMERGENCY SERVICE, 1942-82
BACES, 1942-47.
BACES, 1943-44.
BACES, 1974, 1979-80, 1982.
Lady Devlin, H. Andermo's diary.
CHURCH COMMITTEE ON OVERSEAS RELIEF & RECONSTRUCTION, 1942-46
National War Fund, 1943-44.
Pamphlet (20 pages) on the National Budget of the National War Fund, and article by
Anderson (2 pages, 1944) on French needs.
Sub-Committee on Europe and the Mediterranean, 1944.
Correspondence, notes, brochures, and newsletters on relief activities in Europe and the
Eastern Mediterranean.
Relief and Reconstruction Work in Europe, 1944-46.
Correspondence, notes, and newspaper clippings on relief work and post-war
reconstruction.
DISPLACED PERSONS, 1940-52
Official Documents, Displaced Persons Service, 1940, 1944-48.
Travel Orders.
Service to refugees in France, 1941-45.
World War II Newspaper Clippings, 1942-45.
One million displaced persons in 9th Army Area, NYT (4/10/45).
American Committee of OSE, 1944.
Relief for Jewish children in France and Poland.
Displaced Persons Operations, 1945-46.
Statistical and Program Data; Maps, Military Government Bulletins, clippings, SHAEF
Guide.
Report on Displaced Persons, 1946-48.
Resettlement of Displaced Persons, 1948-50.
Correspondence, memoranda and reports on resettlement after World War II.
Hanau Warehouse, Philippoff, Ivan Dmitrievich, 1948-52.
Correspondence concerning displaced persons from the Soviet Union in occupied
Germany and Philippoff's efforts to find a position in the U.S.
EAST EUROPEAN FUND/CHEKHOV PRESS, 1951-57
Research Program on the U.S.S.R., 1951-55.
Confidential.
Philip E. Mosely Papers, 1951-57.

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Box 13: (continued)
Photocopies of 30 Board of Trustees meetings and collateral materials reproduced from
the Mosely Papers, University Archives, University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign.
"Russian Literature Program," 1951-53.
Proposal and notes concerning application to the East European Fund by the YMCA-
Press for a grant for "Russian Literature Program." Includes draft (35 pages) of
second annual report of East European Fund (1952-53), two reports (9 pages, 14
pages) on Research Program on the USSR, and report (17 pages) on Chekhov
Publishing House.
Chekhov Publishing House, 1951-53.
Correspondence, operation reports, and publication lists.
East European Fund, Projects and Operations, 1952.
Correspondence, memoranda, project descriptions, budgets, and minutes of Board of
Directors meetings (1952).
Annual Report, 1952-53.
Projects and Operations, 1952-53, 1957.
Correspondence, memoranda, project descriptions, budgets, and minutes of Board of
Directors meetings (1952-53); includes financial statement prepared by Price
Waterhouse & Co. (1957).
Financial Statements, 1952, 1955-56.
Box 14:
EAST EUROPEAN FUND & CHEKHOV PRESS, 1953-79
"A Request from the East European Fund, Inc. for Continued Support of the Chekhov Publishing
House Program until September 30, 1956," 1953.
Donald A. Lowrie, Director, East European Fund, Inc., 1953.
Analysis of Russian Church publications.
The Ford Foundation, Directory of Personnel, 1953.
East European Fund, Projects and Operations, 1954.
Correspondence, project descriptions, budgets, minutes of Board of Directors meetings,
and by-laws of East European Fund for 1954.
Novyi Zhurnal, 1955-60.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, minutes of Board of Directors meetings, and
financial statements pertaining to East European Fund support for YMCA
National Board's Chekhov Publishing House and Novyi Zhurnal.
Chekhov Publishing Company, 1956, 1964.
Records, 1965, 1971, 1974, 1979.
Correspondence and inventories concerning location and disposal of records and
correspondence of Chekhov Publishing House.
David, Donald E., 1977, 1979.
Copies of two papers by Donald E. Davis, History Department, Illinois State University,

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Box 14: (continued)
entitled, "The East European Fund, 1951-1954" (11 pages) and "Publishing in the
Russian Diaspora: The Case of the Chekhov Publishing House, 1951-56" (10
pages, both presented 1977); includes notes (14 pages) by Anderson;
correspondence.
TOLSTOY FOUNDATION, 1941-76
Russian Prisoners of War Committee, 1941-43.
Correspondence, notes and memoranda.
Alexis R. Wiren, 1941-1973.
Relief Work for Russian Prisoners of War and Displaced Persons, 1942-46.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning Tolstoy Foundation relief work for captured
Russian soldiers and displaced persons.
Bulletins of the Tolstoy Foundation, 1946, 1948.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1948-49.
Tatiana Schaufuss, Alexandra Tolstoy, reports, Bulletin.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1949-50.
Displaced persons, annual reports, Almon Pepper.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1949-1950.
Correspondence, notes and statistical data relating to activities.
Russian Displaced Persons, 1950.
Correspondence.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1950-51.
Correspondence, notes, reports and statistical data.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1950-51.
Correspondence, notes, budget and statistical data; Trieste report; Alexandra Tolstoy,
Kellerberg Corps, Boris Kowerda.
Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Jerusalem, 1953-55.
Correspondence and memoranda concerning aid for the Russian Orthodox Mission and
Convents in Jerusalem; includes budgets of Mission, list of members of convents,
Tolstoy Foundation budget, and list of Tolstoy
Foundation's Board of Directors.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1953-55, 1957.
Correspondence, notes, memoranda and statistical data; Tatiana Schaufuss.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1954-61.
Correspondence concerning finances, relief works, and personnel matters.
Russians in Manchuria, 1955.
Correspondence concerning Russians resident in Manchuria; includes memorandum (6
pages) by Margaret Krupenin entitled, "Memorandum of
Political Events in Manchuria and their Effect on the Russian Population."
Tolstoy Foundation, 1961-74.

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Box 14: (continued)
Minutes, notes of meetings, Alexandra Tolstoy.
Tolstoy Foundation, 1973-85.
Publicity and correspondence with Tatiana Schaufuss.
History, Aims and Achievements, 1976-77.
UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND REHABILITATION ADMINISTRATION, 1943-46
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, 1943-46.
Correspondence, news-bulletins, notes and newspaper clippings.
Box 15:
ANGLICAN-ORTHODOX DISCUSSIONS, 1927-77
Anglican-Orthodox Documents, 1927, 1948, 1966-70.
Photo of Orthodox & Anglo-Catholic Conference at St. Albans (Jan 11-15, 1927).
Anglican-Orthodox Relations, 1931-32.
Correspondence with Canon John A. Douglas regarding Metropolitan Sergius
(Stragorodsky).
Anglican-Orthodox Consultations. U.S.A., 1931-32, 1935-36, 1974.
Photo of Anglo-Russian Conference at Quincy, France (Jan 1936).
Anglican-Orthodox Guidelines, 1935, 1965, 1969-71.
Anglican & Eastern Churches Association, London, the Reverend R.M. French,
General Secretary, 1942-44.
Correspondence and newsletters.
Anglican-Orthodox Relations, 1943-46, 1948-57, 1959-60, 1972, 1977-79.
Correspondence, memoranda, newsletters and notes; Advisory Council on Ecclesiastical
Relations of the Protestant Episcopal Church (1943-45),
Moscow patriarchate (1945), Anglican-Orthodox relations (1953-57).
Waddams, Rev. Herbert M., Church of England Council of Foreign Relations,
1948-55.
Correspondence and notes; includes transcript (14 pages) of a discussion between
members of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Church of England (July 12,
1955).
Galdau, Rev. F.M., Association of Representatives of the Orthodox Churches in Great Britain,
1949-50, 1953-54.
Correspondence.
Widdrington, Rev. Canon P.E.T., Anglican-Orthodox Relations, 1951-52, 1957.
Correspondence.
Report of Canon Mervyn Stockwood's Visit With Patriarch of Moscow, Oct 22, 1953.
Discussion of Church of England and Orthodox Church of Russia, 1956.
Anglican-Orthodox Relations, 1957.
Letter and memorandum.

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Box 15: (continued)
Anglican-Orthodox Dialogue, 1961, 1966, 1968, 1971.
Greek Orthodox Bulletin (1970-71); Rhodes Conferences (1961); Ecumenical
Conference (1968).
Anglican-Orthodox Relations, U.S.A., 1963-64, 1969-71.
Anglican-Orthodox Joint Doctrinal Discussions (AOJDD), Metropolitan Nikodim (Rotov),
Anglican-Orthodox Consultation, 1963, 1968, 1970.
AOJDD Documents, 1964-65.
Anglican-Orthodox Consultation, 1964-68, 1970, 1976.
Joint Anglican-Orthodox Commission, 1964-70.
Inter-Orthodox Theological Commission for Dialogue with the Anglicans,
Belgrade, 1966.
AOJDD Members, Interview with Archbishop Vassili (Krivoshein), 1967, 1970.
Anglican-Orthodox Documents, 1968-70.
AOJDD Commission, 1968, 1975, 1977.
Reports, minutes, agendas of meetings, correspondence, notes relating to
Anglican-Orthodox Joint Doctrinal Discussions at Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, England (July 25- Aug 1, 1977).
Anglican Theological Commission for Joint Doctrinal Discussion with the
Eastern Orthodox Church, Jerusalem Conference, 1969.
Anglican-Orthodox Consultation, Steering Committee, 1969-70, 1976.
(Anderson, Chair) Notes and Minutes.
Anglican Theological Commission for Joint Doctrinal Discussion with the
Eastern Orthodox Church, 1969-71.
AOJDD, Jerusalem, Helsinki, 1969-72.
Anglican-Orthodox Documents, 1970-72.
Anglican-Orthodox Joint Commission, 1970-72.
List of Orthodox Members.
AOJDD, 1970, 1972-73, 1975.
Anglican-Orthodox Consultation, Steering Committee, 1970-72, 1976.
Anglican-Orthodox Consultations, Aug - Nov 1970.
Minutes and memoranda.
AOJDD and Religion in USSR, 1971-72, 1975.
Anglican-Orthodox, 1971-74.
Notes, correspondence, publications on Anglican-Orthodox Joint Doctrinal Commission,
ecumenical movement.

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Box 15: (continued)
AOJDD Documents, London, May-June 1973.
Analysis of Anglican-Orthodox Relations, 1974.
Michael Moore to Anderson; Photo (Joint Doctrinal Commission).
Anglican-Orthodox Joint Doctrinal Discussions (AOJDD), 1975.
Photographs--Anglican-Orthodox Joint Doctrinal Discussions Members in Armenia,
1976.
Moore, Canon Michael M.H., The Archbishop of Canterbury's Counsellors on
Foreign Relations, 1974-76.
Letter from Moore, notes, minutes of a meeting of the Joint Steering Committee on
AOJDD, and a confidential report by Moore (43 pages) on his trip to Armenia,
Syria, Iraq, Iran and India (24 Sept to 31 Oct 1976).
AOJDD, 1976.
AOJDD, London, 1976-77.
AOJDD, 1976-77.
Box 16:
CHURCH, 1923-84
Religious Publications & Pamphlets, 1914, 1923-24, 1935, 1939-40, 1956, 1959,
1971-72.
"Foundation Truths of the Christian Religion" (Shanghai, 1914)
"Jesus' Measure of a Christian," Arthur Rugh (1923)
"Victory Over Temptation," "Jesus Christ" and "The Faith of Honest Doubt,"
Sherwood Eddy (1924)
"Conversations of Jesus," W.W. Lockwood (Shanghai, 1935)
"A Creed to Live By," Walter Gethman (1939)
New Testament in French (London, 1940)
Work of Gregor Palamas in German (Athens, 1956)
Canadian Anglican Book of Common Prayer in French (1959)
"Wir Christen und die Atheisten," Church Brotherhood proceedings (Darmstadt, 1959)
Notes on Christianity & China, Ching Feng (Hong Kong, 1971)
Communist USSR on Chinese foreign policy (Moscow, 1972)
Pravda Party Journal on Chinese national policy (1972).
Universal Christian Conference on Life & Work, Stockholm, 1925.
"Christendom" quarterly, 1931-32.
Correspondence.
Peace, 1931, 1958, 1969, 1975, 1980-84.
D.A. Lowrie, Theses condemned by the Vatican, 1938.
History of Religion Chart,-Rand McNally, 1943.
Christian Reconstruction in Europe, London, Russian Orthodox Church, 1948.
Correspondence.
Christian Reconstruction in Europe, 1948-50.

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Box 16: (continued)
Aleksander Prosvirnin (1947); Visarion Puiu (1949); Orthodox publications (1949-50); J.
Benjamin Dakin.
Mission of Christianity in the Modern World, Church and Peace, 1949.
Christian Peace Conference, News-Bulletin, 1961.
I, no.8, Dec 21, 1961; Oct 1961 news-bulletin of Protestant Churches in Czechoslovakia.
Religion and Society, 1963.
Banglore Conference on Christian Concern for World Peace.
Photographs--Anglican Bishop John Satterthwaite, Patriarch Vasgen I of Armenian Church,
Metropolitan Leonty, Polish bishop, 1963, 1972.
Church of the Brethren, Harold Row, 1963-64, 1971.
Vatican, Pope Paul VI, 1964.
Articles and clippings.
Religious & Political Issues, Europe & Asia, 1966-69.
Christian Peace Conference, Prague, 1967, 1975-77.
Christian Peace Conference, 1970, 1977.
Newspaper clippings and propaganda.
Christian Peace Conference, 1973-74.
Australian Council of Churches, May 1975.
Resettlement.
Human Rights, 1976-77, 1980.
Correspondence & publications relations to human rights and politics.
Faith in the Second World, Albania (German), 1978.
Communism and the Church, 1981-84.
Clippings on church in Russia and America, including items on William Coffin and Jesse
Jackson.
CHURCH OF ENGLAND, 1947-75
Council on Foreign Relations, 1947-48.
Newsletters on Orthodox Church in Eastern Europe and the Middle East.
Lambeth, 1947-49.
Herbert Waddams.
Prestige, Rev. G.L., Church of England Council of Foreign Relations, 1949-50.
Correspondence and minutes of Nov 10, 1949 meeting of the Council's Committee in
Reference to the Affairs of the Orthodox Church.
Church of England Delegation to USSR, 1956.
37 pp. report, clippings, "Foreign Policy of Moscow Patriarchate 1939-53," Vassily
Alexeev (19 pp).

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Box 16: (continued)
Church of England Delegation to USSR, 1956.
Verbatim Record in Russian.
Church of England Delegation to USSR, 1956.
Verbatim Record in Russian.
Anglican Consultative Council, 1963-68, 1972.
Lambeth, Church of England Council on Foreign Relations, 1965-69.
Lambeth Statement regarding Vietnam and Reply, 1966-67.
Church of England Council on Foreign Relations, Anglican-Orthodox Informal
Conversation on Holy Orders, 1966, 1968-70.
Church of England Council on Foreign Relations, Lambeth Conference, 1968.
Church of England Council on Foreign Relations, 1968-69.
Church of England Council on Foreign Relations, 1972-75.
Lambeth Conference, 1978
Clippings and releases.
ECUMENICAL, 1925, 1940-82
Episcopal/Orthodox relations, 1862, 1871, 1943, 1977.
Copies of documents and clippings.
Ecumenical, 1925, 1932, 1940, 1943-44, 1948, 1955-57, 1960, 1966, 1974-75, 1977, 1979,
1981-82.
Ecumenical Movement, 1942, 1946, 1952-60.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, newspaper clippings, book reviews by Anderson.
Ecumenical Policy, 1943-44, 1946, 1949-50, 1953.
Correspondence, official statements, reports and notes.
Orthodox Church and the Ecumenical Movement, 1949-52, 1954.
Correspondence, memoranda, and extracts from work by Leo Zander, entitled Problems
of Ecumenism.
Ecumenical Pamphlets, 1951, 1964, 1967-68.
Anglican-Orthodox & Intercommunion Today.
Ecumenical Movement, 1954, 1959-62.
Reports, including "A Member of the Russian Church Looks at the Church in India,"
Nicholas Zernov (10 pages) and "The Russian Church in the Ecumenical
Movement" (1962).
Ecumenical Documents, 1959, 1967-69.
Istavridis on Orthodoxy and Anglicanism.
Orthodox Church in Egypt and Greece, 1962.
Notes, memoranda and correspondence; file labelled by Anderson, "Material for Articles,
1962."

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Ecumenical, 1904-84
Correspondence and clippings on Episcopal/Orthodox Dialog.
Report of Inter-Orthodox Theological Commission, Belgrade, 1966.
Ecumenical Bulletin (Executive Council of the Episcopal Church), 1975-76.
Ordination of women, 1975-78.
Clippings on effect on ecumenical movement.
Standing Commission on Ecumenical Relations, 1976-77.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports; includes pamphlet (85 pages) entitled "In Quest of
a Church of Christ Uniting: A Statement of Emerging Theological Consensus, as
commended by the Consultation on Church Union, XIII Plenary Meeting,
Bergamo, Dayton, Ohio, November 3-6, 1976."
Resignation from Ecumenical Commission, 1977.
Box 17:
Ecumenical, 1968-69, 1976-82.
Correspondence with Peter Day and William Norgren of Episcopal Church, clippings on
Episcopal/Orthodox Dialog, correspondence with Rev. Sergei.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 1920, 1929, 1940-80
Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Ecumenical Relations, 1920, 1946-48, 1970-73.
Central Advisory Council of Training for the Ministry, General Ordination Examination, 1929.
Episcopal Church, American Cathedral in Paris, 1939-40, 1955, 1979.
The Seven Churches in Europe (1939); 1 page memorandum (21 Oct 1940) and cover
letter to Dean Sturgis Riddle (1 p., 11 Jan 1979); Offprint (1955).
Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Ecumenical Relations, 1940, 1959.
Includes text of statement by Anderson (4 pages) at the 21 Jan 1959 meeting of Joint
Commission on Ecumenical Relations.
Protestant Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Assistance to the Eastern
Orthodox Churches, Ukrainian Orthodox Church of America, 1942, 1949-57, 1954-56,
1958.
Correspondence, memoranda and notes.
Protestant Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Ecumenical Relations, 1942, 1954, 1962-64,
1966.
Correspondence, reports and notes.
The Living Church, Milwaukee, 1949, 1952-55, 1962-74.
List of Gift Subscriptions.
Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Assistance to the Eastern Orthodox Churches, 1953-55.
Correspondence concerning an Episcopalian grant to help the construction of a cathedral
in Washington, D.C., for the Russian Orthodox Church of North America.
Includes brochure (4 pages) of Russian Orthodox Church of North America on
the proposed church.
Protestant Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Cooperation with the Eastern Orthodox
Churches, 1956-62.

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Box 17: (continued)
Correspondence and notes.
Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Cooperation with the Eastern Churches, Jan-Feb 1959.
Joint Commission on Ecumenical Relations, 1959, 1975, 1977.
American Cathedral in Paris, 1963.
General Convention of Episcopal Church, 1969.
Episcopal Church, Executive Council, Ecumenical Bulletin, 1971, 1977-79.
(1 Feb 1971); nos.21 (Jan-Feb 1977) - 27 (Jan-Feb 1978) inclusive; no.36 (July-Aug
1979).
Bishop Hine's 1972 visit to Moscow, 1971-72.
Correspondence and report.
Episcopal Church, Joint Commission on Ecumenical Relations, Religious Repression in the
USSR, 1975-76.
Reports, correspondence, article on Andrei Sakharov from L'Express, 15-21 (Dec 1975).
Bishop Allin's 1975 visit to Moscow, 1974-77.
Correspondence regarding arrangements.
Episcopal Church, USA, 1976-77, 1980.
Copy of a letter from Peter Day to the Lord Bishop of St. Albans, copies of minutes from
a meeting, a paper entitled "A Study of Freedom of Religion and Rights of
Believers in the Soviet Union" (6 pp), and a photograph of a chapel in Alaska.
Episcopal Church, Resource Center, 1978.
Subscriptions.
General Convention of the Episcopal Church, The Daily, 1979.
Issue of 20 Sep 1979 (8 pages).
FEDERAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES OF CHRIST IN AMERICA, 1942-47
Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, Commission on a Just and
Durable Peace, Russian Group, 1942-44, 1947.
Articles, reports, addresses, and conversations concerning the Soviet Union's role in
post-war reconstruction; includes article (12 pp) by Anderson, report (10 pp) by
N.S. Timasheff, minutes (7 pp) of a discussion featuring William Henry
Chamberlin, and notes (19 pp) of discussion by Russian Group on 11 April 1944.
Conference on Religious Research, 1943-44.
Federal Council of Churches of Christ.
Admission of Greek Orthodox Church, 1943-44.
Correspondence.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES OF CHRIST, 1949-82
National Council of Churches of Christ, Middle East, 1949-52, 1965-70.
Reports (1968).
Memoranda and Correspondence Preparing for the First Exchange between National Council of

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Churches, U.S.A., and Russian Orthodox Church, 1955-60.
National Council of Churches of Christ, Religious Liberty, 1956.
National Council of Churches of Christ, Delegation to USSR, 1956.
National Council of Churches, Delegation to Moscow, 1956.
Clippings and articles; Anderson article in Christian Century (4/18/56);
New York newspaper clippings.
National Council of Churches Exchange Delegation to and from USSR, 1956.
Clippings and notes.
National Council of Churches Exchange Delegation to USSR, 1956.
Manuscript, conclusions, letter to John Shahovskoy, S. Tysziewicz on USSR
anti-religious literature (1954).
National Council of Churches Exchange Delegation from Moscow, 1956.
Memoranda and Correspondence Preparing for the First Exchange between National
Council of Churches, U.S.A., and Russian Orthodox Church, 1956-66.
Document regarding State Department Policy.
Photographs, N.C.C. Visit to Leningrad and Estonia, 1956, 1962, 1965, 1971.
National Council of Churches of Christ, Christian Churches & World Affairs, 1961, 1962,
1965-66.
National Council of Churches, Staff Committee on Study and Strategy with Respect to
Communism, 1961-62.
Minutes, agenda, annotated bibliography; includes pamphlet (24 pp) by Herman F.
Reissig, "How to Combat Communism" (Dec 1961).
National Council of Churches Exchange Delegation to Russia, 1962.
Religious persecution in the U.S.S.R.
National Council of Churches, "Man Amidst Change," 1962.
Working papers, notes, correspondence.
Photographs, N.C.C. Delegation, Estonia, 1962.
Box 18:
Odessa Visit Photographs, 1962.
Photographs, N.C.C. Delegation Exchange, 1962-63.
N.C.C. Commission on International Affairs, 1962, 1965, 1969.
National Council of Churches Orthodox Project, 1963-68.
National Council of Churches of Christ, The Interchurch Center, New York, ca. 1964.
National Council of Churches Handbook, Dec 1966.
National Council of Churches - Correspondence with Hendelson, Funk & Wagnals, 1968-72.

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Box 18: (continued)
National Council of Churches, 1968, 1970-72.
Correspondence, memoranda, and reports.
National Council of Churches, 1972-74.
Clippings and press releases.
National Council of Churches - USSR Exchange, 1973-74.
Briefings for exchange.
National Council of Churches - USSR Exchange, 1974-75, 1982.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, MOSCOW CHAPLAINCY, 1953-84
Preparation for Moscow Chaplaincy, 1953-61.
Moscow Chaplaincy, 1960, 1979-82.
Moscow Chaplaincy, 1964-75.
Moscow Chaplaincy, 1964-70, 1973.
Moscow Chaplaincy Committee, 1968-70, 1972.
Moscow Chaplaincy Committee, 1970, 1972-77.
Moscow Chaplaincy, 1973-74.
P.B. Anderson was Secretary of the Committee of the NCCC.
Moscow Chaplaincy, 1973-74.
Moscow Chaplaincy, Rev. Raymond Oppenheim, 1973, 1975.
Moscow Chaplaincy, 1974.
Moscow Chaplaincy, 1977-84.
RELIGION IN COMMUNIST DOMINATED AREAS (RCDA), 1931-67.
Christianity and Communism, 1931-33, 1948-49.
Correspondence, memoranda and newspaper articles on the problem of Christianity in
Communist-ruled lands; includes letters from Anderson to E.T. Colton (7 pages)
and Sherwood Eddy (6 pages) commenting on their manuscripts and a
memorandum (3 pages) by Anderson entitled "The Experience of the YMCA in
Communist Dominated Countries."
Soviet Antireligious Papers, 1935-64.
Translations and transcriptions.
Communist Party Documents, USSR and Czechoslovakia, 1946-50.
Religion in Communist Areas, Publications, 1948, 1954, 1960,
1962-63, 1969, 1978.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
Church in Communist Society by M. Spinka (1954)
Churches under Communist Governments (1954)
Threat of Communism (1960)

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Protestantism in Eastern Middle Europe (1963)
Communist Parties (1969)
Eastern Europe (1978)
YMCA in Communist Dominated Countries, 1948-51.
China (1948-51), Poland (1949), Czechoslovakia (1949-50), Rumania (1949), USSR
(1949-50).
RCDA, 1962, 1968-73, 1975.
Clippings, newsletters, translations of material from the Communist press.
"Communism: Myth vs. Reality," Film Narration Excerpts from Television Series, 1963.
Communism and Religion, Articles, Editorials, 1964-69, 1973.
RCDA, 1964-71.
Correspondence.
RCDA, 1964-75.
Materials.
RCDA, 1966-81.
Correspondence and articles on religion and human rights in Communist countries;
includes copy of letter (3 pages) sent to President Carter on 1 Feb 1977, by the
Research Center for Religion & Human Rights in Closed Societies.
Religion in Communist Dominated Areas, 1967.
Vol.6, Nos.1-11, 13-24 & Index.
RCDA, Advisory Committee, 1967-72.
Budgets, materials.
Religion in Communist Dominated Areas, 1968.
Vol. 7, Nos. 1-24.
Research Materials on Religion in Eastern Europe, 1969.
Four Continent Book Corporation, New York, 1969, 1971-74.
Letters and receipts of purchases of Soviet books by Anderson.
Box 19:
RCDA, P.B. Anderson, Editor, 1969-71.
Vol. 8, Nos. 1-2, 5-24 (1969)
Vol. 9, Nos. 5-10, 17-24 (1970)
Vol.10, Nos. 3-18 (1971)
Persecution of Religion in Communist Countries, 1970, 1972-76.
Newsletters, newspaper clippings; copies of petitions from the Soviet Union;
Correspondence.
International Symposium on Religion and Atheism in Communist Societies, Carleton University,
Ottawa, Canada, March 31 - April 4, 1971.
Centre for the Study of Religion & Communism, 1972, 1976.
RELIGION IN COMMUNIST-DOMINATED AREAS, 1973-82

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Box 19: (continued)
Imprisoned Christians, 1973.
Missionary Work in Eastern Europe, 1973-74.
Christian-Marxist Dialogue, 1974.
Christian-Marxist Encounters, 1974-79.
Correspondence and articles concerning the influence of Communism on Christian
communities.
RCDA, 1974-79.
Periodical on information in Communist attitudes toward religious freedom and human
rights.
Vol. 13, Nos. 1-2, I (1974)
Vol. 15, Nos. 7-12, I (1976)
Vol. 16, Nos. 10-12 (1977)
Vol. 17, Nos. 7-9 (1978)
Vol. 18, Nos. 10-12, I (1979)
RCDA, P.B. Anderson, Editor Emeritus, 1976-77.
RCDA, 1976-82.
Correspondence; Vol. 15, Nos. 7-9 (1976); Vol. 20, Nos. 1-3 (1981).
RCDA Project, NEH Proposal, 1978.
Blahoslav Hruby.
RCDA, 1978-81.
Vol. 19, Nos. 10-12, "Come Out of Babylon, My People," Gershom Zipporah,
Report on Czechoslovakia (1980).
RCDA, 1979-1985.
Press releases, letters.
RCDA, P.B. Anderson, Editor Emeritus, 1980-82.
Vol. 19, Nos. 1-12, I (1980)
Vol. 20, Nos. 1-6, 10-12 (1981)
Vol. 21, Nos. 1-3 (1982)
ORTHODOX & CATHOLIC CHURCH PUBLICATIONS, 1888-1980
Russian Bible Society, 1813-21.
Records examined by Anderson.
Russian Orthodox Publications, 1888, 1905, 1920-22, 1926-28, 1934, 1937, 1942-44.
Explanation of the Sacraments (St. Petersburg, 1888)
Artokefaliya Tserkvi (Tiflis, 1905)
Russian New Testament (New York, 1920)
A Guide to the Divine Liturgy of the East, by Athelstan Riley (London, 1922)
Ecumenical Pamphlet by H.K. (Paris, 1926)
New Testament (Belgrade, 1928)
The Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom (New York, 1934)
A Brief Form of Corporate Prayer from Eastern Sources (London, 1934)
Gonenie (Belgrade, 1937)
Russian Orthodox Prayer Book (New York, 1942)

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Box 19: (continued)
The Divine Liturgy of Saint John Chrysostom (New York, 1943)
Russian Orthodox Prayer Book (New York, 1943)
Russian-English St. Luke (New York, 1944)
New Testament Psalms (New York, 1944)
Quelques mots sur l'Orthodoxie (Paris, 1944)
Russian Orthodox Publications, 1945, 1948-49, 1952, 1955-58, 1961-63.
Calendrier, Année Liturgique, Collection Orthodoxe (Paris, 1945)
La Liturge Orthodoxe de Rite Occidental (Paris, 1948)
Orthodox Prayer Book (Minneapolis, 1949)
The Missal for use of Orthodox (Mount Vernon, 1952)
Shorter Book of Prayers (Moscow, 1955)
The Sermon on the Mount (New York, 1956)
A Pocket Prayer Book for Orthodox Christians (Brooklyn, 1956)
Shorter Orthodox Prayer Book (Moscow, 1956)
"Théocratie ou Césaropapisme" (Paris, 1958)
The Order of Service for Easter Matins (New York, 1961)
Devotions (Paris, 1962)
Pravoslavie v. America (New York, 1963)
Russian Orthodox Publications, 1965-72
The Passion of Christ, Veselin Kesich (Tuckahoe, 1965)
La Pensée Orthodoxe 1:12 (Paris, 1966)
Orthodox Prayer Book (Moscow, 1970)
Pravoslaven Calendar (1971)
Handbook of American Orthodoxy (1972)
To Remember in Prayer for the Departed
Russian Prayer Book (Germany)
Meditations on the Divine Liturgy, Nikolai Gogol
Guidebook for an Orthodox Christian (YMCA-Press, Paris)
Orthodox Liturgy (YMCA-Press, Paris)
7 pamphlets in Russian
Orthodox, Armenian, Georgian, Romanian and Slavonic Publications, 1922, 1940,
1949, 1960-65, 1972, 1980.
The Autocephaly of the Orthodox Church of Georgia (1922)
"Eastern Orthodox Churches" (U.S. Census Bureau, 1940)
"Die Orthodoxekirche des Ostens" (Kirkliches Jahrbuch, 1949)
Annuaire des Églises, Associations et Institutions Orthodoxes (CIMADE, 1960)
Qu'Est-ce Que L'Église Orthodoxe (Paris, 1961)
Matendaran (Armenian Book Depository, ca. 1960)
L'Église Orthodoxe Roumaine (Bucharest, 1962)
Armenian Church Directory, western Diocese (1965)
Akafist Devotions in Slavonic (1972)
Calendar Armenian Church of America (1980)
Die Apostelin Nino (Germany, 1981)
Museum of Georgia, postcards of art objects
Belief of Orthodox Christians (Romanian Orthodox)
Liturgy in Church Slavonic
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH, 1916-49
Greek Orthodox Publications, 1928-30, 1942, 1954-55, 1958, 1962, 1964.
Sacrament of Holy Baptism (London, 1928)
The Sacrament of Holy Matrimony (London, 1929)
The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (London, 1930)

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Greek Orthodox Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (1942)
The Vitality of the Greek Language...Today, Cecil Whitman (Belmont, 1954)
The Divine Service of St. John Chrysostom (Paris, 1955)
Repentance, Seraphim Papacostas (Athens, 1958)
Prayerbook & Hymnology (1962)
Sovereign Greek Order of St. Dennis of Zante: Activities of 1963 (1964)
What is the Orthodox Church?, Rev. Dean Timothy Andrews (1964)
The Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople in Light of the Treaty of Lausanne,
Thanassis Aghnides (1964)
Prayers for Orthodox Christians
Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church (Milwaukee)
The Greek Orthodox Faith, Archbishop Michael
The Sacrament of Chrismation, Bishop of Olympus Demetrios
The Akathist Hymn
Box 20:
Roman Catholic Publications, 1826, 1873, 1913, 1925, 1929, 1935, 1940, 1942,
1957, 1965, 1974.
The Catholic School Book (Halifax, 1826)
Paroissien Romain Très-Complet (Tours, 1873)
Album of St. Mary of the Angels, Umbria, Italy (Terni, 1913)
The Simple Missal (London, 1925)
Child's Daily Missal, Gaspar Lefebvre & Elisabeth van Elewyck (London,
1929)
Meet the Catholic Church, Michael X. Fassrand (New York, 1935)
Confiance en la divine providence (Paris, 1940)
Prières pour les Prisonniers (Paris, ca. 1942)
Daily Missal of the Mystical Body (Mary Knoll, New York, 1957)
The Mass on the Day of Burial (St. Paul, 1965)
When Roman Catholics Read the Bible, Richard Ginder
Order of Agape & Reconciliation (Oakhurst, 1974)
Orthodoxy in Manchuria and Siberia, 1916-19, 1922, 1938, 1967, 1970.
Articles, an obituary of Claud O. Nelson written by Anderson, and photocopies of
YMCA reports and correspondence from Siberia.
Statutes for Orthodox Parish, April 1918.
"British Aid to Russian Churchmen", by Donald E. Davis, 1919-39.
Orthodox Church (Religion) in Latvia, 1920-40.
Edited by A. Kadikis. (History of RSCM and YMCA included).
YMCA and the Russian Orthodox Church, Basic Policies, 1922-23, 1925-28, 1954.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes and address (11 pages) entitled "Growing in
Understanding of Orthodoxy," probably delivered by Anderson in Pittsburgh in
1954.
Russian Synod Abroad, 1924-27.
V.V. Senkovsky, N. Zernoff, E.T. Colton.
Russian Church Fund, U.S. Assistance, 1924-26, 1933-34, 1945.
Moscow Patriarchate, 1924, 1927, 1930-34, 1943-48.
Hollinger Letter to E.F. Colton about Ecumenical Patriarch Constantine II on the Russian Synod,
1925.

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Box 20: (continued)
Russian Church Fund, 1926-28.
Russian Orthodox Church in Western Europe, 1926, 1943, 1945-48, 1950, 1975.
Rubrics for Orthodox Service, 1927.
Documents on Metropolitans Sergei, Elifthery, Eulogy and Others, 1927-28.
The Russian Church Since the Revolution, G.P. Fedotoff, tr. by Anderson, London, 1928.
Fourth Report on the Fund to Strengthen and Enrich the Russian Orthodox
Church, March 1928.
Russian Church Fund, 1928.
Orthodox Church in Europe; Ecumenical Movement, 1927-28, 1933-61.
Clippings, News Sheet of Russian Orthodox Theological Institute of Paris (1927-28),
P.B. Anderson note on Orthodox Churches in Europe (1942).
Russian Church Aid Fund, 1928.
Russian Orthodox Church, 1928, 1931, 1977, 1980.
Armenian Church.
Mott Conference on YMCA Relations with Orthodox Churches, 1928-33.
Metropolitan Sergei of Japan; Patriarch of Constantinople Letter regarding Status of Metr.
Eulogius, 1929-31, 1936.
P.B. Anderson Translation of "St. Sergius" by Zaitzeff (unpublished), ca. 1930.
YMCA & Orthodox at Toronto Centennial, 1931.
Russian Clergy Fund, British, 1931, 1933-34, 1979.
J.A. Douglas.
Jeunesses Orthodoxes, 1932.
Russian Church Aid Fund, 1932-33.
Aid to Orthodox Churches in Russia, 1932-34, 1942-43.
"Apostolic Succession in Non-Orthodox Faiths," Metropolitan Sergius, tr. by P.B. Anderson,
Moscow, 1935.
Russian Headquarters, Russian Clergy and Church Aid Fund, 1935-36.
Russian Headquarters, Russian Clergy and Church Aid Fund, 1935-36.
Russian Church Assistance Fund, 1941, 1943-44.
Correspondence, notes, and statement of purpose.
Eastern Orthodox Church, 1941-59.
Orthodox Church Bulletin, 1942-44.

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Box 20: (continued)
Nos. 13-14, 21, 24; containing wartime news of Greek, Russian and other orthodox
churches; published in London.
Orthodox Church in Eastern Europe, 1942, 1948, 1951-53.
Newspaper articles and extracts, 19 page note entitled "Materials for the Study of the
E.O. Church in Eastern Europe after the Revolution of 1918."
Journal of Moscow Patriarchate, 1943, 1945.
Rare Editions.
Russian Orthodox Church in U.S., 1943-44, 1947-50.
Preparing Prayer Book for Orthodox Christians, 1944.
Russian Orthodox Church, Diocesan Assembly, Paris, October 1946.
Minutes.
Russian Church Life, 1946.
Zander's Bulletin and newspaper columns; Bolshakoff Bulletins #41, 42.
Canonical Position of Russian and Other Orthodox Churches, 1946-47, 1954, 1958, 1963-67,
1970-71, 1979.
Pamphlets and Journals,; ROC Regulations from Moscow (1/31/45); St. Sophia in Los
Angeles (1958); "Faith of Our Fathers," Eastern Orthodox Church (1958);
Athenagoras I (1966); Ecumenical Doxology (1979).
Death Notices, 1962-80.
Ryabushinskii (1962); Zenkovskii (1962); Metropolitan Evlogius (1946); Zander (1964);
Bensin (1980).
Orthodox in Europe, 1947-48.
Proposed Pan Orthodox Review, 1947-49.
Ecumenical Patriarch and Diaspora, 1947, 1964, 1970.
Church & Theological Conference, Moscow, 1948.
"Ecumenical Movement & Russian Orthodox Church," Gregory Razumovsky (99 pp).
Pan Orthodox Review, 1948-49.
Vatican-Orthodox Dialogue, 1948-49, 1961, 1964-67.
Action Orthodoxe, F.T. Pianoff, Director, Paris, 1947-54, 1956.
Correspondence, reports, budget statements, and notes.
Box 21:
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH, 1949 - 71
Churches in the Soviet Orbit, 1949.
Papal Constitution on Holy Orders; Russian Orthodox from and in Belgium, Poland,
Rumania and Yugoslavia.
Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate, 1949.

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Box 21: (continued)
Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate, Nos.5 & 11 (translation), 1949.
Chronicle of Orthodox Church in Western Europe, 1950-59.
Nos. 3, 7, 9; Comments by Shevitch (1959).
Moscow Patriarchate, 1950, 1953-58, 1964, 1977, 1979.
Moscow Pan-Orthodox Conference (1948), 1951-52.
"Revised" Soviet Bible, 1951, 1956-61.
Requests regarding Church in Russia.
Major Portions of the Proceedings of the Conference of Heads and Representatives of
Autocephalous Orthodox Churches in Connection with the Celebration of 500 Years of
Autocephalacity of the Russian Orthodox Church, Held in Moscow, July 1948, Edited by
P.B. Anderson, 1952.
Book reviews.
YMCA Armed Services Department, "Prayer Book for Eastern Orthodox Christians," 1952.
Correspondence and memoranda.
Bolshakoff Bulletin on Orthodoxy, 1952, 1956.
Russian Orthodox Church, 1952, 1962.
P.B. Anderson article in the Living Church (5/27/62) on the Russian Patriarchate joining
the World Council of Churches; correspondence re book on autocephalic
orthodox churches, 1952.
"Brief Memorandum on the Activities and the Material Situation of the Russian
Orthodox Clergy in Western Europe," 1953.
9 page memorandum in French (9 March 1953), English translation and cover letter from
Robbins Strong.
Armenian Church, Armenian Massacres, 1953, 1960, 1965.
Gelsinger, Michael G.H., Orthodox Catholic Ritual and Prayer, 1954.
Outline of a new Orthodox Prayer and Service Book by Michael G.H.Gelsinger and
Albert George Fodell.
Court Decision on Saint Nicholas Cathedral, NY, 1957-60.
Anderson, Paul B., Correspondence with Eastern Orthodox Church Officials, 1957-61, 1969-70.
Orthodoxy in Eastern Europe, 1957, 1963, 1965, 1967, 1970.
Reports, memoranda, correspondence, notes; includes "A Journey of Exploration," an 11
page report on trip to Eastern Europe by Peter Day and Anderson, (July 26 -
August 26, 1967); "The Ecumenical Movement and the Russian Orthodox Church
(8 pages, February 1963) by Anderson.
Orthodox and Other Churches, 1958-59, 1964.
Photograph of Archbishop Vladimir in Paris (1959).
Pamphlet Series, "The Ologos," ca.1960.
Orthodox Student Organizations at American Colleges and Universities, 1960.
Correspondence, notes and memoranda.

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Box 21: (continued)
Inquiry re Orthodox Church Sources, 1960-61.
Ivan M. Czap.
Orthodox-Protestant Relations in the United States, 1960-61.
Correspondence and notes; includes "Notes on the Orthodox-Protestant Consultation,
October 5 and 6, 1960, at Seabury House, Greenwich, Conn." (13 pages).
Study of Orthodoxy and the YMCA, 1961-64.
Ivan M. Czap, Russian Orthodox Church in U.S.A., 1961-70.
Photographs, Soviet Delegation in U.S.A., Exchange with N.C.C., 1962.
Armenian Church in America, 1976 Visit to Armenia, 1962-68, 1976.
USSR, Georgia and Armenia, Orthodox Church, 1962, 1975-78.
Correspondence and articles concerning the position of the Orthodox Churches of the
Georgian S.S.R. and the Armenian S.S.R.; includes 23 page article by Zviad
Gamsakhurdia, 3 pages of notes on a visit to Armenia (August 1976), 30 page
memorandum by Sir John Lawrence on his 1976 trip to the U.S.S.R.
Orthodox Churches, 1963.
"Study of Orthodoxy and the Y.M.C.A.: Report No. 2," by P.B. Anderson, dated May
16, 1963 (9 pages).
Russian Orthodox, U.S. Church of the Brethren Exchange, 1963, 1967.
Russian Church in Holy Land, 1963, 1968-69.
Middle East Newsletter.
Alexii, Patriarch of Russia, Visit to London, September-December, 1964.
Documents, Yakunin, Eshliman (Moscow Priests), 1965-66.
Relationship to Patriarch of Constantinople, 1965-66.
Correspondence and Clippings.
Orthodoxy in North America, 1965-67.
Notes, correspondence and memoranda.
Photographs of Russian Religious Art, Icons.
Russian Orthodox Church, 1965-80.
Miscellaneous clippings.
Russian Icons and Pictures, ca. 1965-75.
Syndesmos - World organization of orthodox youth movements, 1965-68.
Correspondence.
Moscow Patriarchate, 1965-66, 1968, 1978.
Correspondence and clippings.
Leningrad Theological Academy, 1966.
List of Theses; Spiller et al. memo to Nikodim.

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Box 21: (continued)
Bad Church Situation in Kirov, June 1966.
Open Letter to Patriarch Alexis.
Easter and Christmas Greetings from Orthodox, 1966-68.
Russian Orthodox Church, Australia, 1966, 1978-82.
Eastern Orthodox in Australia, 1966-77.
Church of the Brethren Russian Orthodox Church Exchange, 1967.
Correspondence, notes, agenda, joint communique.
The Armenian Church, 1967.
Selections from Chairman Mao, 1967.
Syrian Orthodox Church, South India, 1969, 1970.
Letter to Paul Verghese, news release.
Photographs, Nikodim's Visit to American Bible Society, 1969.
The Individual and His Orthodox Church, Nicon D. Patrinacos, 1970.
Autocephaly in the Eastern Orthodox Church, 1970.
Correspondence, notes and reports by Anderson, "Autocephaly - An Analysis for the
Non-Orthodox" (12 pages) and "The Bearing of Autocephaly on Interchurch
Relations" (7 pages).
Orthodox Documents, 1970-71, 1975, 1977.
Publications, Orthodox World (1975); Moscow Patriarchate & Peace (1977).
Furov report on Religious Affairs - sections translated by Anderson.
Autocephaly for Russian Church in U.S.A., 1970-71.
A.A. Grabbe, "The Russian Church and Its Social Activities in the Holy Land," 1970-73.
Election of Patriarch Pimen, 1971.
Correspondence and notes.
Box 22:
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH, 1972 - 81
Autocephalous and Autonomous Orthodox Churches in Communion with the Ecumenical
Patriarchate, March 1972.
List and selected bibliography.
Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate, 1972, 1983.
Correspondence and Furov Report.
Photographs, Bishop Hines in Russia, 1972.
Romanian Orthodox Episcopate in America, 1972.
"Twenty Years in Pictorial Review, 1952-1972."
Orthodox Publications, 1973.
Voice of Orthodoxy, Berlin (January 1973); Syndesmos News, 8:1973, World Fellowship
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Box 22: (continued)
Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Jerusalem (2 folders), 1974-79.
Correspondence, memos, clippings, legal opinions.
Archmandrite Anthony, religious persecution.
Orthodox Church in America, 1972, 1977-79.
Clippings, releases and correspondence.
Moscow Patriarchate Bulletin, 1973-74, 1977-78.
1973:8-10, 12-13, 15; 1974:8,12-13; 1977:8; 1978:14.
Orthodox Publications 1975, 1977, 1981.
The Orthodox Educator (Fall 1981).
Russian Orthodox Church, 1979-82.
Clippings.
Orthodox Church in America, 1985.
Clippings and publications.
RUSSIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH, THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES, 1925-83
Russian Orthodox Church Theological Training, 1925.
St. Sergius Institute, 1925.
3 year Budget Draft.
St. Sergius Theological Institute, Paris, 1925-26, 1942-43, 1948.
The Russian Refugee Church and Student Movement (1926).
Photographs, St. Sergius Conference and Others, 1925, 1928, 1934, 1961.
Includes Boston Transcript article (21 January 1928).
St. Alban & St. Sergius Fellowship, London, 1927-28, 1930-39, 1979.
St. Alban & St. Sergius Fellowship Journal, 1928.
Russian Orthodox Theological Academy, Paris, 1928-29.
Photographs.
St. Sergius Theological Academy, Choir Program, ca. 1929.
St. Sergius Theological Institute, Paris, 1930, 1936.
Russian Theological Academy Fund, 1931-32, 1936.
Russian Theological Academy Fund, 1931-32, 1936.
Russian Orthodox Academy, 1931-34.
Financial Statements.
Russian Theological Academy Fund, Belknap, Tudor Pole, 1932-36.
St. Alban & St. Sergius Fellowship, Anglo-Russian Students' Conferences
Organization Meeting of the Russian Theological Academy Fund, Joint Commission on
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Box 22: (continued)
Institute de Theologie Orthodoxe, Paris, 1936-37.
Diary of Peter E. Kovalevsky (cyrillic).
Russian Orthodox Theological Seminary, Paris, 1936.
Theological Academy Fund, Bakhmeteff Contributions, 1943-44.
St. Sergius, Paris, 1946-48, 1963.
Letters to Geneva World Council of Churches.
Kiselev, Father Alexander, St. Seraphim Foundation, New York, 1947-55.
Correspondence, memoranda, notes, leaflets, photographs, and newspaper articles.
Institut Orthodoxe Français de Paris, 1948-53.
Correspondence, notes and memorandum concerning financial grant for the St. Sergius
and St. Denis Theological Institutes; includes 7 page memorandum on history and
program of study of the Institute.
Orthodox Theological Institute of St. Sergius, Paris, 1948, 1953, 1964, 1966,
1975.
Correspondence, photograph and memoranda.
St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, New York City, 1949-62.
Aid.
St. Sergius Institute, Paris, 1950-51, 1956.
Finances; Donald Lowrie correspondence (1951); budget (1956).
St. Sergius Theological Institute, 1955.
John Satterthwaite letter on Orthodox Church; E. R. Hardy report on
St. Sergius Theological Institute.
St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, New York City, 1957, 1979.
Rev. Alexander Schmemann.
Orthodox Theological Institute, 1958.
St. Vladimir's Seminary, Dedication Day Book, 1962.
St. Sergius Theological Institute, 1963-67.
Including typescript "Current Situation in the Orthodox Church in North America" by
P.B. Anderson (4 pages).
World Council of Churches
Survey of St. Sergius Theological Institute by Belgian Marketing Firm, 1965.
St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Tuckahoe, New York, 1967-71.
St. Sergius Institute, Paris, 1968-70.
St. Sergius Institute, Paris, 1970-71.
St. Sergius Theological Institute, 1970-74.
Correspondence.
St. Vladimir's Theological Seminary, Crestwood, New York, 1972-73.

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Box 22: (continued)
Correspondence and newsletters.
St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary, Tuckahoe, New York, 1975-76, 1979-84.
Letter to Anderson from the Seminary's librarian, listing of books sent, general
correspondence and promotional materials.
St. Sergius Seminary, 1977-84.
Correspondence and reports.
St. Sergius High School, New York City.
Brochures.
News of St. Sergius, Bulletin, 1977, 1979, 1983.
RUSSIAN STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT (RSCM), 1920 - 31
Photographs, RSCM, 1920, 1922, 1925, 1928, 1930, 1934, 1970.
Berlin rooms (1920); Countess Tolstoy and girls at Center; Prague Conference (1925);
Argonne Conference (1928), Paris (1930); World's Student Christian Federation
General Conference Chamcoria, Bulgaria (1934).
Photographs, RSCM Conference, Pechery Monastery, Estonia, 1921-23, 1935, 1956.
RSCM, 1922-32.
YMCA - RSCM, 1924-27, 1931-33.
Correspondence.
Russian Superior Technical Institute.
Les Éditeurs Réunis.
RSCM: Critic articles.
RSCM, YMCA, WSCF (World's Student Christian Federation), 1924-30.
RSCM in Paris, Sofia, 1924-33.
RSCM, Historical Documents, Berlin, Prague, and Paris, 1925.
RSCM & YMCA, 1925.
RSCM, 1926-27, 1932.
Correspondence, 10 page article by Nicholas Zernoff entitled, "Some Thoughts
Regarding the Last Conference of the YMCA," "Report of the Religious
Educational Worker in Paris" (6 pages), and two brochures.
RSCM, 1926-32.
RSCM, Berlin and Paris, 1927.
Correspondence.
Russian Work Headquarters, YMCA Press, Russian Correspondence School etc.
Russian Bishops Council, Karlovtsy, 1927, 1933.
Regarding YMCA and RSCM.
Box 23:
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Box 23: (continued)
RSCM, 1927, 1933-36.
Minutes of RSCM Council, correspondence regarding N.A. Klepinine, Study in U.S.A.
(1927).
RSCM, France, 22 May 1928.
Budget for 1928.
RSCM, 1930.
Photobooklet.
RSCM, 1931.
5th Anglo-Russian Students' Conference.
RUSSIAN STUDENT CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT, 1932 - 83
RSCM Headquarters, 1932-33.
Minutes, "round letters", sermons.
RSCM, 1932-33.
Minutes and Program Papers.
General Assembly of RSCM, 1933-35.
RSCM, France, 1937-40.
Correspondence, notes, memoranda, minutes, budgets, financial statements.
RSCM, 1947-57, 1962.
RSCM, 1948.
Photograph of conference.
RSCM Leaders, Nikitin & Zenkovsky, 1948; Dolgopoloff on Russian refugees in France, 1948.
RSCM, France, 1949.
Viestnik.
Russian Student Christian Movement in America, Informatsionnyi Biulleten,
1950-51.
Numbers 2,3,5,6,7,8,11 and 13 from April 1950 to June-July 1931, in Russian.
RSCM, Vassily Zenkovsky, 1953-57.
Correspondence; includes copy of a 9 page speech given by Zenkovsky in New York
City (25 September 1953) entitled "The Problem of Christian Culture in the Modern
World."
YMCA Russian Work, 1954-55, 1957-58.
Russian Student Christian Movement.
RSCM & YMCA-Press, 1955.
Including typescript "The Case of the Rusian Work" (7 p., 1955).
RSCM, Paris, 1964-1976.
RSCM Aid to Believers, 1968-69, 1972-77.
"Russkij blistatel'nyj Parizh do vojny," in Russian by G. Ozeretskovsky, member of RSCM,

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1973.
Box 23: (continued)
RSCM - YMCA relations, 1978-80.
Documents (4 folders).
RSCM, 1979, 1983.
Correspondence, 1983.
Publications, 1983.
Informatsionnyi Biulleten, RSCM, 1980.
Numbers 1-2.
WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES, 1948 - 77
Leiper, Henry Smith, World Council of Churches, 1948-52, 1954.
Correspondence and newspaper clippings.
World Council of Churches, 1948, 1954, 1961.
L.A. Zander on Ecumenism (1948).
World Council of Churches, 1951-52.
Correspondence with W.A. Visser 't Hooft on the Orthodox Church in the Middle East &
Ecumenical Matters.
World Council of Churches, Committee on the History of the Ecumenical
Movement, 1951-53, 1958.
Correspondence and drafts of chapters; includes, "The Eastern Churches and the
Ecumenical Movement (1910-1948)," by Nicholas Zernov (37 pages); "Some
Conclusions on the Subject of the Foreign Policy of the Moscow Patriarchate,
1939-1953," by Wassilij Alexeev (19 pages); "The Orthodox Churches and the
Ecumenical Movement (Prior to 1910)," by George Florovsky (43 pages);
"Background Information" (January 1953, 24 pages).
World Council of Churches, 1955.
World Council of Churches, International Missionary Council, The Lux Mundi
Group, 1956-61, 1969.
Correspondence and reports.
World Council of Churches, Ecumenical Patriarchate, Geneva, 1957-59.
Correspondence of Anderson with the Most Reverend James, Metropolitan of Melita, the
Reverend J.T.L. James of Port Arthur, Ontario, and Metropolitan James of
Philadelphia (Istanbul, Turkey); includes 24 page pamphlet by Metropolitan
James of Philadelphia entitled "To Oikoymenikon Patriarkheion."
World Council of Churches, 1961-63.
Constitution, list of Member Churches, correspondence.
World Council of Churches re Orthodox Churches & Church Matters, 1961-71.
Ecumenical Foundation.
World Council of Churches.
Correspondence regarding visa for A. Grigorian, 1964.
World Council of Churches, 1967, 1986.
Migration Studies, articles and reports.

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World Council of Churches, 1970-77, 1982.
Box 23: (continued)
Charles H. Long, Lois Meyhoffer, Ecumenical Courier, Migration Today (1982).
World Council of Churches, 1983, 1985.
Clippings and Potter message.
WORLD'S STUDENT CHRISTIAN FEDERATION (WSCF), 1921, 1924-25, 1931-35,
1942-46, 1959
World's Student Christian Federation, ca.1920.
Coordination Committee of WSCF, YWCA and YMCA, 1924-25.
Minutes of meeting (31 December 1924) and correspondence.
Coordination of WSCF, YWCA, YMCA Work, 1925.
For students in Baltic & Russian emigré groups.
WSCF, 1931-35, 1959.
1935 Bulgaria Meeting minutes; correspondence with Klepinin and Bishop of Fulham.
WSCF, Toronto Office, 1942-44.
Correspondence and notes.
World Student Service Fund, 1944, 1946.
Correspondence, reports, leaflets.
WSCF, 1983.
News releases.
BELGIUM, 1843
"Les Pourquoi et les Parce Que," 1843.
By D. Levy (Brussels, 1843), Popular Science.
BULGARIA, 1923 - 72
YMCA, Vocational School, 1923-24.
Harvey G. Smith.
Bulgarian Orthodox, 1944, 1965-72.
Ukrainian Baptist Church in Canada.
Jerome Davis, P. MacG. Allen, and F.V. Haugsted, 1957-59.
Correspondence.
Bulgarian Orthodox Church, 1966-72.
CHINA, 1913 - 80
P.B. Anderson, Field Reports from China, 1913-17.
China, 1913-19.
Correspondence, photographs & field notes.
Anderson becomes corporal in American Company, Shanghai, 1915.
Warrant (photocopy).

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Photographs, YMCA Student Conference, Soochow, China; National Committee YMCA
of China Shanghai Office Staff, 1915-16.
China, Manchuria, Harbin Russian Work, 1926-28, 1931-36.
YMCA Work of Howard L. Haag in Harbin; School for the Russian community.
Talks on China by Mr. & Mrs. B.W. Smith (105 pages), ca.1936.
Also, Christmas Card from the Meads, Yenching.
United China Relief, Inc., 1943.
Third annual report.
Box 24:
China, 1946, 1949-50, 1952.
Extracts and clippings from newspaper articles, correspondence, and China Bulletin of
the Far Eastern Joint Office (3 November 1952).
Foreign Missions Conference of North America, China Committee, 1948-49.
Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports and newspaper clippings pertaining to the
prospects for religious work in China after the Communist victory; includes 18
page report of the China Committee of the Foreign Missions' Conference, 2 pages
of notes of a speech by Tung Pi Wu, Chairman of the North China People's
Government, and a 9 page memorandum by Anderson entitled "The Nature and
Objective of the Communist Party as It Affects the YMCA."
YMCA Policy on China, 1949-61.
Tien Feng, YMCA work in cities.
China Committee Publications, 1957, 1979-80.
China & USSR relations, 1962-72.
Eugene Barnett Memoirs, 2 vols., 1963, 1968.
Notes by Country, China, 1973-77.
Memo on Ministry to American Resident in Peking, 1973.
Arthur Guttery Manuscript, YMCA Work in China, Revolution in Hankow, 1913-28,
1975.
China Notes, (NCC), 1980-82.
3 issues.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1921 - 23, 1938 - 43, 1963 - 73
Czechoslovakia, 1921-23, 1931, 1935, 1938-39.
Correspondence, notes, reports; includes copy of Amtliches Nachrichtenblatt, issued by
Der Reichskommissar für die Sudetendeutsche Gebiete, Stillhaltekommissar für
Organisationen, no.10 (11 March 1939, 31 pages); Church Liturgy (1931).
Orthodox Churches in Czechoslovakia, 1942-43, 1963-69.
Notes by Country, Czechoslovakia, 1973.
ETHIOPIA, 1939, 1964 - 75

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Box 24: (continued)
Ethiopia, Coptic Church, 1939.
Newspaper article and undated list of notable persons visited by unidentified author.
Church in Ethiopia, by Paul Verghese, 1964.
Notes by Country, Ethiopia, 1963-68, 1973-75.
Brunger Report (1963), NY Times clippings, reports on Ethiopian Church & YMCA.
Ethiopian Pamphlets, 1969, 1972.
Ethiopian Orthodox Church (1969); EOC Development Committee (1972); Airlines
(1972).
FRANCE, 1940 - 46, 1972 - 78
P.B. Anderson Reports on Conditions in France, 1940, 1944-45.
Occupied France, 1941-44.
Newspaper clippings, anonymous "Notes by a Traveller in France" (5 pages, April 1941),
anonymous "Third Letter from a Traveller in France" (4 pages, Autumn 1941),
"Circular Letters to Christian Students and Friends" (7 pages, Autumn 1943),
"Visions of the Future," Charles Guillon (13 pages, 22 May 1944).
Á Paris Sous La Botte Des Nazis, 1944.
P.B. Anderson Reports on Conditions in France, 1945.
YMCA of France, 1946.
Correspondence.
Action Chrétienne des Étudiants Russes (ACER), 1973, 1982-87.
Correspondence, publicity, periodical Tribune, 4 issues (Juin 1985; Juin & Novembre,
1986; and Mars 1987).
Notes by Country, France, 1972-73, 1976.
ACER, 1979-81.
Correspondence, publicity.
Report on Visit to Paris, Nov. 16-27, 1979.
France, 1977-78.
French Embassy newsletters.
GERMANY, 1945 - 46, 1955
Religion in Occupied Germany, 1945-46.
Correspondence and reports.
Anderson Visit to West Germany, 1955.
Notes by Anderson.
GREECE, 1933 - 76
YMCA & Orthodox in Greece, 1933-64.
David Creighton.

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Box 24: (continued)
Greek YMCA, 1940-45.
Frank V. Slack, plans & relief; David Creighton, Herbert V. Lansdale.
Greece, 1942, 1944-45.
Alex Minotis Account (1942), Harold Lansdale report (1945).
Greek Diplomat (A.A. Pallis) on "Racial Antagonisms in the Balkans," 1945-47.
Macedonia and Greece.
Alivisatos, Dr. Hamilcar S., Athens, 1949-55, 1957.
Correspondence; includes "Statement of Administration of Aid from Foreign Churches to
the Church of Greece from 1st May 1952 to 30th April 1953," Professor Hamilcar
S. Alivisatos, General Secretary of the Inter-Church Aid and Foreign Relations
Committee of the Holy Synod of the Church of Greece (30 pages) delivered on 30
April 1952, printed in 1954.
Greek Pamphlets, 1956, 1961, 1964, 1971.
Daphni Monastery (1956), Macedonia (1964), Kazantzakis (1971).
Greek Student Christian Association, Ecumenical Symposium, 1951.
Greece, 1954, 1956, 1959, 1961.
David Creighton Correspondence.
Greek Orthodox Church, 1962, 1976-79.
Correspondence with Bishop Athenagoras, 1962.
Clippings, 1976-79.
Greece, 1962-64.
Ancient Greece; YMCA in Athens; 1962 Orthodox Church Service to Refugees in
Greece (1963-64).
Notes by Country, Greece, 1967-68, 1973.
Bulletin of Biblical Studies (Greek), December 1976.
"To the Holy Mountain," (Visit to Greece) John Lawrence, 1976.
"After Twenty Years" - Walter Kilpatrick, 1985.
Church-Related Service Projects in Greece.
HUNGARY, 1967
Notes by Country, Hungary, October-December 1967.
ITALY, 1944-47, 1954
YMCA, Rome, 1944.
Resumption of work, reconstruction.
Italy, 1946-47.
Claud D. Nelson Correspondence.
Rome Office, Kenneth J. Smith, 1954.
Correspondence between Anderson and Smith concerning YMCA affairs in Rome, Italy,
and concerning the Roman Catholic Church's attitude towards other Christian
churches.

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Box 24: (continued)
JAPAN, 1935
Japan, 1935.
E.G. Phelps, Soichi Saito, Metropolitan Sergius.
KOREA, 1966, 1975
Notes by Country, Korea, 1966, 1975.
NEAR EAST, 1947 - 78
Mideast Orthodox and Maronite, 1950, 1953.
YMCA & Churches in Middle East, 1950, 1956-57, 1962-63.
Lebanon; Guide to the Dome of the Rock & Al-Haram Al-Sharif (1956), Tour Guides for
Jordan (1956, 1962).
Egypt, 1951, 1955, 1981.
Coptic Church (1955).
His Grace James, Metropolitan of Philadelphia, Ecumenical Patriarchate,
Istanbul, 1955.
Correspondence between Anderson and Metropolitan James of Philadelphia concerning
books for the library of the Theological School at Halki.
Near East, 1964, 1968-69.
Legal claims of Russian Synod in Jordan (1964); Israeli resettlement of Palestine (1968);
Holy places in Palestine (1969); Christianity in Ancient & Medieval Iran (1969).
Notes by Country, Israel, 1968-75.
Notes by Country, Middle East, 1972-78.
Includes "The Star of the East" on Syrian Church in India (April, 1975).
Assyrian Church of the East, Historical, 1977.
Box 25:
POLAND, 1938 - 44, 1967 - 76
Poland and Oppression of Orthodox Church, 1938.
Newspapers Newspapers "Slovo" (Warszawa), August, September, November 1938;
"Dilo" (Lviv), August 23, 1938; "Svoboda" (Lviv), July 31, 1938.
YMCA of Poland, Work in Unoccupied France, 1942-43.
9 page report by Paul Super; includes 8 page leaflet by the American Polish National
Council: An appeal to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and a Protest to the
Whole Civilized World Against the Persecution of Polish Children by the
Barbarian Nazis.
The Polish Review, New York, August 9, 1944.
Notes by Country, Poland, 1944, 1955, 1967-68, 1971, 1975.
Articles by P.B. Anderson and A. Bohdanowicz on the Polish Tatars (1944) and Golden
Horde of Poland and Lithuania (1955); NY Times clippings (1967-75).

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Box 25: (continued)
Photograph with board members and secretaries of Polish YMCA, 1947.
Polish YMCA Work, ca. 1955.
Pages 26 - 70 of typed draft on Polish YMCA work (ca.1919-33).
Polish National Catholic Church, 1976.
Association for the Advancement of Polish Studies Bulletin, December 1976.
Article "Someone from Cracow" by J. de Lacy on Jerzy Turowicz, Atlantic Monthly, November,
1986.
RUMANIA, 1940 1950-53, 1961-78
Brown, James W., Bucharest, Rumania, 1940-41.
Copies of correspondence with Frank V. Slack.
YMCA in Rumania, 1941, 1964, 1967.
J.W. Brown (1941), C. Zahirnic (1967).
Rumanian Catholic Monitor, July-Augist 1964.
Rumanian Orthodox Episcopate of America, Bishop Trifa, Metropolitan Justin of Jasi (Jassy),
1950-52, 1962.
Typescript "Communistic Attempts to Gain Control over American Church
Organizations: The Facts behind the Romanian Orthodox Missionary Episcopate
in America" (34 pp.).
Iuliu Maniu American-Rumanian Relief Foundation, Inc., 1953.
The First Annual Report of the Iulia Maniu American-Rumanian Relief
Foundation, Inc., dated August 12, 1953.
Rumania-Religious Publications, 1961, 1965.
“The Rumanian Patriarchate” (1961); “The Hurez Monastery” (1965).
Orthodox Church of Rumania, 1962, 1964, 1966-67.
Bucharest Visit (1967), Rumanian Orthodox Churches in Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan (1962, 1966), newspaper clippings.
The Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America, 1962, N 7. May.
Notes by Country, Rumania, 1973, 1977-78.
Newspaper clippings.
Archbishop Valerian Trifa, 1976.
Clippings and correspondence - accused of war crimes.
Rumanian Orthodox Church, 1978.
Correspondence with Rev. F. Galdan.
Typescript "The Interest of the Moscow Patriarchate in the Romanian Church" by P.B.
Anderson (October 4, 1978) (2 pages)
TURKEY, 1920, 1947-49, 1955, 1964-72
Turkey, YMCA (Russuan Mayak in Constantinople (Istanbul)) Photographs, ca. 1920.
Photiades, Basil A., Istanbul, Turkey, 1947-49.
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Box 25: (continued)
Istanbul Riots, 1955.
Telegrams, memoranda, and press accounts of riots in Istanbul (September 1955);
includes 2 page letter in Greek from the Archbishop Michael of the Greek
Archdiocese of North and South America (23 September 1955).
Ecumenical Patriarch Immunity in Turkey, 1955, 1964-66.
Newspaper clipping.
Notes by Country, Turkey, 1972.
Newspaper clipping.
Near East Mission, Istanbul, Newsletter #700, 1981
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS, 1917 - 27
Memoirs of Ethan T. Colton, Sr., (1969) - (including Russia, 1917-19).
Articles by Jerome Davis, Emma Ponafidine et al regarding Russian Revolution,
1917-19.
Articles by Jerome Davis "Cooperating with the Comissars: Can We Help the Russian
People Under the Bolsheviki?" (published in "The Survey", February 8, 1919,
Vol. 41, N 19, p. 655-657), Emma Ponafidine "Bolshevik Rule in the Country"
(Letters, January 28 / February 10 - June 1, 1918) (published in The Atlantic
Monthly, February 1919, p. 169-175).
Documents "The Russian Land Law (September, 1918)", "The Affair of the Russian
Rubles".
Articles "City Life Under the Bolsheviks" (Letters Noveber 9-24, 1917) (published in
The Atlantic Monthly, February 1919, p. 176-185), "Russia - Present and Future"
by R.M. Story (International Committee of YMCA's) (reprinted from "The
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science", 1919, July, p.
1-9).
Leaflets.
Witness to Revolution. Letters from Russia, 1918-19.
By Edward T. Heald, (Kent State University Press, 1972).
Edward T. Heald, Russian Letters, May-July 1917.
Arnold E. Jenny Russian Letters, 1919-22.
Louis Penningroth, (1932) - POW Release, 1919
Article "Louis Penningroth of Tipton Tells How He Risked Death to Rescue Seven
American Prisoners in Russia" (The Sunday Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa),
January 17, 1932. pp. 1, 3).
Russell M. Story, Russian Letters, 1917-18.
R.M. Story, Russian Report and Biographical, 1919.
Russia, 1917.
Excerpts from Diary of Orrin Wightman, M.D. (printed 1928) with contacts with YMCA
in Moscow during Russian Revolution.
YMCA Files Photocopies relating to Russian Work (6 folders), 1917-23.
USSR Soviet Russia, 1917-19.
Including papers from E.T. Colton collection.
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May 7, 1909) (6 pages).
Box 25: (continued)
Russia, 1917-19, 1923-24, 1931.
Newspaper articles and speeches; extracts and translations of articles and
speeches that appeared in Soviet press; all but two items are in English.
Chronology of Russian Revolution.
Including typescript "Hateful to the Bourgeoise, Dearly Beloved by the Proletariat" (63
pp.), article "Louis Penningroth of Tipton Tells How He Risked Death to Rescue
Seven American Prisoners in Russia" (The Sunday Gazette (Cedar Rapids, Iowa),
January 17, 1932. pp. 1, 3), [Russian YMCA] News Letter, June 10/23, 1917 (2
pages) et al.
Newspaper clippings.
Russia, Couriss Memoirs, October 1918.
21 page memoirs by Mrs. Couriss entitled "Days of Terror in Tsarskoe Selo.;" author
identified as mother of L. Couriss, by P.B. Anderson.
Articles by Donald E. Davis.
"Americans at Russia's Backdoor, 1918-35."
"The American YMCA and the Russian Diaspora, 1919-39."
Russia, St. Peterburg (Petrograd), Vladivostok, Samara YMCA Photographs, ca. 1919.
Photographs - Russian churches et al., Moscow, Leningrad, Vladivostok, Prague. 1922-27, 1967.
Lowrie interviews with Mr. Nourteva and Mme. Radek, 1920.
Transcriptions on Nansenhilfe and YMCA work in USSR for memoirs.
Maxim Litvinoff Interview, 1920, 1933.
Correspondence, notes.
Photographs, Russian Churches, 1922-1927.
USSR Policies, E.T. Colton Archives, 1922-55.
Official message by Tikhon (Bellavin), Patriarch of Moscow on relationship with
"Zhivaya Tserkov" (June 26, 1924) (1 page).
USSR Religious Policies, E.T. Colton Archives, 1924-45.
Russian Orthodox Church in the USSR, pamphlets; photograph of Paris Theological
Institute, notes on conversation with H.N. Lydenberg on Russian publishing and
religion (1924).
List of RSCM secretaries in Russia (after 1917) (2 pages, in Russian).
Typescript "The Russian Churh in America at the Cross Roads" by Rev. Alexander
Kukulevsky (ca. 1945) (6 pages).
Brochures "The Signification and the Consequences of the Movement against the
Religious Persecutions in Russia" (Geneva, 1930, 12 p.), "The Religious
Persecutions in Russia: Documents and Facts" (Geneva, 1930, 30 p.), "A New
Religious Reformation in Russia: A Russian Evangelical Reformer [I.S.
Prokhanoff] Visits America" (NY, 1925, 16 p.), "The Shorter Catechism" by
Bishop Theophilus (Pashkovsky) (with author's inscription to E.T. Colton)
(Chicago, 1929, 24 p.), "The Office of the Holy Communion" compiled by
Archimandrite Sebastian (Dabovitch) (NY, 1918, 32 p., with musical notes).
Article "A Short Story of the Christian Church" by Bishop Theophilus (Pashkovsky)
(from monthly periodical "Nash Put' " (1929-1930).
Monthly bulletin "Anti-Religion in USSR and International Atheism" (N 3, May, 1932).
Articles, newspaper clippings.

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"To the Government of the USSR from the Orthodox Bishops Exiled to the
Solovetsk Islands," 1926, 1947.
Letter of Tikhon (Bellavin), Patriarch of Moscow to John R. Mott (June 29, 1918)
probably sent via E.T. Colton (1 page, in English).
Letter of American religious leaders to Tikhon (Bellavin), Patriarch of Moscow (ca.
1918) (3 pages, in English).
Alexei I (Simansky), Patriarch of Moscow.
Constitution of Russian Communist Party, translation and commentary by Jerome
Davis, 1927.
Box 26:
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS, 1928-62
Russian Orthodox Church under Stalin, 1928-31, 1935, 1937-38, 1944-46, 1948.
Correspondence, calendars, bulletins, photograph, and a 12 page article by A.
Krasheninnikov entitled "Pravoslavie na strazhe mira: Missiia Khristianstra v
sovremennom mire" (Photocopy).
Photographs of Leo Tolstoy.
Institute for the Study of Contemporary Russia, "Russian News Bulletin,"
Paris, 1930, 1932, 1936-39.
"Russian News Bulletin" (1937-39), edited by P.B. Anderson, Donald A. Lowrie and
A.P. Markov; also includes two numbers of "Russian News Letter" (1936), edited by P.B.
Anderson; "Information Bulletin on Religion and Morality in the USSR," no. 3, July
1930, compiled by Anderson, I. Lagovsky and C. Shevitch; and two numbers of Life in
Soviet Russian (1932), edited by P.B. Anderson et al.; all of these newsletters and
bulletins were published in Paris.
Anderson Letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1933.
5 page letter from Anderson (24 October 1933) urging Roosevelt to raise matter of
religious freedom in Russia in his upcoming conversations with Soviet Foreign
Commissar Maxim Litvinov; letter not sent.
"Life in Soviet Russia," Pamphlet Series, 1933-35.
Issued by St. Sergius & RSCM.
Historical Papers, 1934- .
Photographs of Baptists, Vinnitza.
U.S.S.R. and Religion, Articles, 1937, 1951-52, 1954-56, 1963-65.
Religious Problem (French, 1952-54), Mennonites, Jews, Baptists, Religious Digest
(1965).
U.S.S.R. and Religion, Clippings and Notes, 1938, 1944-51, 1964, 1971.
U.S.S.R. Pamphlets, 1939, 1946-48, 1952, 1957-58, 1963, 1970, 1973, 1978-79.
"The World Communist Movement," D. Manuilsky (1939)
"Russia the Suppressor of Nations," Ukrainian, Scottish League (1946)
"Falsificators of History," Soviet Information Bureau (1948)
"The New Man in Soviet Psychology," Raymond Bauer (1952)
"Sparks into the USSR," Radio Liberation (1957)
"The Soviet Union Today," Overseas Press Club, NY (1958)
"Soviet Comrades' Courts," Harold Berman & J.W. Spindler (1963)
The Soviet Review, 11:2:Summer 1970

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"A Chronicle of Human Rights in the USSR," 4:Sept/Oct 1973
Box 26: (continued)
"Philip Jordan & the October Revolution" (ca. 1978)
"In the Name of the Happiness of the Soviet People," L. Brezhnev, in Russian (1979)
Religious Freedom in the U.S.S.R., 1940-43.
Clippings, reports.
Russian Situation, Religious Liberty and the Christian Church in the U.S.S.R. (French), 1942-43,
1946.
Religion in the Soviet Union, 1942-45.
Correspondence between Anderson and State Department Officials and notes concerning
the religious situation in the Soviet Union.
Communism and Religion in the U.S.S.R., 1942, 1944, 1946, 1949-52, 1954-55, 1958-60, 1965.
Correspondence, notes, articles, talks, reports.
Religion in USSR, Death of Patriarch Sergei, May 1944, 1943-44.
USSR, 1948-50, 1967-68.
Soviet book digests (1948-50); Soviet-American Comparative Statistics (1949); Talantov
Trial Report (1967-68).
D.A. Lowrie's Collection of Statements on Religion in Russia, 1949-50.
Religion in Russia, Bulletin, 1949-51.
"Religion and Church in Soviet Union," in Russian, ca.1950.
"Religion in Russia" Series, YMCA Research Group (P.B. Anderson, Director), 1951.
Press quotations from publications and the Journal of the Moscow Patriarchate.
Quaker Mission to Moscow, 1951.
Paul S. Cadbury.
Books & Booklets, 1926, 1945, 1948, 1953-54, 1959, 1961, 1965, 1975-76, 1979.
The Russian Refugee Church & Student Movement (1926)
Guide to the care of displaced persons in Germany (1945)
YMCA-Press Catalog (1948, 1961, 1975-76), in Russian (1921-56)
Basic Areas of Professional Competence in the YMCA Secretaryship (1953-54)
But why can't we join? (YMCA & Vatican, 1959)
Canadian Institute of International Affairs Journal (1965)
Nouvelles de Saint-Serge (1979)
Hermitage Museum, Leningrad, 1952.
(Moscow, 1952) 47 page text and 90 plates, Russian; Intourist Zagorsk brochure.
Anderson collection of items on religion in Russia, 1952-72.
"Soviet Reality: An Introduction to the USSR," Donald A. Lowrie, 1956,
133 page document for YMCA Russian Youth Exchange Program.
YMCA USA-USSR Exchange Program, 1956, 1962-66.
American Bible Society, Russian Bibles, 1956-57.

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Box 26: (continued)
"Thirty Days in the USSR: A Summary Report of the YMCA Exchange Group Which
Visited the USSR, May 15 to June 13, 1960," 1960.
53 page report with 13 page appendix and newsletter article.
The American University, Special Operations Research Office, Study of the Soviet Union, 1960.
Correspondence, questionnaires, notes.
YMCA Soviet Student Exchange Programs, 1960, 1977.
Religion in the USSR, 1961, 1963-66, 1967-70, 1972-76.
Clippings, newsletters correspondence; includes "An Analysis of Trends as Regards
Religion in the USSR as at September 1962," P.B. Anderson (5 pages) and a 4 page list
of Orthodox Churches operating in Moscow as of July 1972.
Religion and Atheism in the USSR, 1961, 1964-65, 1967-69, 1971-74, 1976.
Notes, newspaper clippings, newsletters and copies of petitions and appeals addressed to
Soviet leaders.
Religious persecution in Russia, 1962-70.
Clippings about the USSR, 1962-86.
Box 27:
UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS, 1963 - 84.
Alexeev, Russkaia Pravoscavnaia Tserkov' na Okkupirovannoi Nemtsami Territorii
V 1941-1944 Godakh, 1963.
197 page typescript by author from Minneapolis
Second Annual International Conference on Religion in the USSR, Los Angeles, December 4-5,
1964, 1964-65.
Letter, list of participants and 9 page copy of paper by H.F. Klassen entitled "Mennonites
in the Soviet Union."
Institute for the Study of the USSR, 1964-67, 1971.
Pamphlet Series.
Documents from USSR, 1964-68.
Pamphlet on Tallinn, Estonia (1969).
Testimony, House Subcommittee on Anti Religious Activity in the Soviet Union and Eastern
Europe, 1965.
Center for Research & Studies, William C. Fletcher, 1965-73.
Photographs, Baptist Service and Baptist Leaders in Moscow, 1966.
Germans in Soviet Union ("Die Lutheraner Im Heutigen Russland," by Roemmich), 1966.
Religious Dissent (including literary) in Russia, 1966-67.
Religion in the USSR, 1966-68.
Includes: 9 page chronology of events (1917-1963); 11 page English translation of an
open letter from twelve believers of the Diocese of Kirov to Patriarch Alexis (June 1966);
25 page article in Russian by Archbishop Anthony of Geneva, entitled "Concerning
Belief in Russia according to Soviet Anti-religious Literature"; Commonweal (23 June

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Box 27: (continued)
1967) which contains article by Jeri Laber entitled "The Svetlana Era"; and Baptist
World Alliance.
Photographs, Church of the Brethren Delegation, Odessa, 1967.
Council of Workers' Deputies, 50 Years of Soviet Rule, 1967.
Photographs, 50th Anniversary of October Revolution, 1967.
Religious Liberty, 1967, 1976-79.
Article by Franklin Littell, 1967.
Clippings and news releases on human rights.
Soviet-American Relations, 1967, 1970-76.
Newspaper clippings.
Bratskii Listok, Underground Russian Baptist Publication, mimeograph, 1968.
"Religious Revival in Russia," N. Zernov, "A Danish Diary," "The Golden Road," John
Lawrence, 1968, 1971.
Union of Evangelical Christians and Baptists, 1968-74, 1977.
Correspondence, press releases, and photos (1977).
Institute for the Study of the USSR, Munich, Germany, June 1969.
Symposium Papers.
Photographs, Moscow Baptists and Munich Research Group, 1969.
Center for Research and Studies (William Fletcher, Director), 1969.
Fletcher, Munich Group, 1969.
P.B. Anderson Notes on Munich Symposium.
USSR, Religion, 1969-70.
Zagorsk conference (1969-70), Rostropovich letter on Solzhenitsyn (1970).
USSR Clippings, 1969-70.
Western Communist Parties (1969), Alexander Kerensky Obituaries (1970).
Evangelicals in the USSR, Soviet Press Reports (in translation), ca.1960.
Northeast Ohio Committee on Middle East Understanding, Statement on "Protesting
Anti-Semitism in the USSR," 1971.
American Bible Society, 1971-72.
Correspondence on Bibles for USSR.
Solzhenitsyn, Alexsandr Isaevich, Newspaper and Journal Clippings, 1971-76.
Articles by and about Solzhenitsyn; report of April 9, 1975 visit to YMCA Press.
Religion in USSR, Dissent in USSR, US-Soviet Relations, 1972.
"Conditions Promoting Contemporary Soviet Dissent," June 1972.
Thesis by Suzanne Hruby.

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Box 27: (continued)
Solzhenitsyn, 1974.
Clippings; MacInnis letter; RCDA article on A.S.
Solzhenitsyn, Folder 1, 1972-73.
Solzhenitsyn, 1972-74.
Russian manuscript of "August 1914".
Christianity in USSR and satellite countries, 1972-74.
Yergeny Barabanov, Statement to the Press, 1973.
KGB interrogation concerning theological works.
Detente, 1973
Solzhenitsyn, 1973-74.
Articles, clippings, RCDA press release.
USSR, 1972-76.
Newspaper clippings & pictorial books on Erevan, Armenia & Karakum.
Report of visit to Kiev and Kishinev, 1974.
U.S.-Soviet Detente, 1974, 1977.
Solzhenitsyn and Nabokov, 1974.
Russian Dissidents, 1974.
Solzhenitsyn, 1975-83.
Clippings and articles, and notes on visit, 9 April 1975.
Religion in the USSR, 1976-80.
Newsletters, magazine articles and newspaper clippings pertaining to the status of
Christianity in the USSR. Helsinki accord sections on religious liberty.
Report of Russian Trip, Sir John Lawrence, 1977.
Religion in the USSR, 1977-82.
Alphonz Lamprecht, Time, Billy Graham.
Bakhmenteff Archive of Russian and East European History and Culture, Columbia University,
1978.
Appointment to Advisory Committee.
Notes by Country, Georgia (Soviet), 1978.
USSR Clippings, 1978-86.
Box 28:
Religion and Atheism in the USSR, 1979.
April 1979 newsletter Religiia i ateizm v SSSR, published in Munich.
"Religion and Atheism in USSR," Bulletins, Munich, 1979-80.
Religion in Russia, 1979, 1983-85.

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Box 28: (continued)
Clippings.
Pentecostals in Russia, 1979.
Press releases and letter to American Baptists.
John Reed and "Reds", 1979-81.
Correspondence and clippings.
Armenia, Historical Archives, 1980, 1985.
Religion and Atheism in the USSR (Russian), nos.149, 154-160, 175, 1980-82.
Keston College, 1979-85.
Correspondence and clippings.
V. Funov, Report on Soviet Church-State Relations, 1981.
Blahoslav S. Hruby Correspondence.
KGB clippings, 1983-84.
Soviet clippings, 1984.
YUGOSLAVIA, 1943 - 55, 1965 - 70
Serbian Orthodox Appeal to Christian Churches, 1943-44, 1948.
Anti-Tito Slovenes People's Party.
Yugoslav YMCA-Press, 1949-55.
Ratibor Djurdjevic.
Notes by Country, Yugoslavia, 1953, 1965-68, 1970.
Including "The Position of the Church in Yugoslavia," Rastko Vidic (1953).
MAPS, 1913 - 80
World Maps, 1918-77.
The Times War Atlas & Gazetteer (ca.1918)
World's Greatest War, Maps of Europe, Italy & the Western Battle Front
(ca.1918)
Maps from The Literary Digest (15 pages, 1920-22)
Esso War Map (ca.1942-44)
World Atlas (printed in Russian, 1949)
Atlas of Europe, Mediterranean, Near East (printed in Russian, 1949)
Bartholomew's World Route Chart (1967)
Air France Long Distance Flights (1977)
A Map of the Latest Discoveries, Rand McNally, 1511 (1963).
Pacific Ocean, War Map, Hammond, New York, 1941
Asia Maps, 1931-72.
Physical Map of Asia, "Asie Physique" (printed in Russian, 1949)
Map of Railroad Lines in Manchuria (printed in French, 1932)
Middle East, India & Pakistan, Daily Telegraph Map (ca.1970-72)
Europe Maps, 1913-42.
Europe, Rand McNally Pocket Map (pre 1913)
Map of Europe, Gea-karte von Europa (Berlin:Gea Verlag [1919]),

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Box 28: (continued)
Scherls Wandkarte von Mittel Europa, Berlin (1919)
Small Atlas of Europe, Kleiner Geschichts-Atlas von Europa (printed in German,
ca.1919)
Atlas of Europe with Emphasis on Poland, "Dzieje Sredniowieczne, Nowozytne"
(printed in Polish, 1932)
Political Map of Central Europe (with emphasis on Poland, 1938-39)
Map of Europe at War, Paris-Soire, "Europe en Guerre" (printed in French,
1939-40)
Lot Airlines Map & Timetable of European Flights (printed in Polish with
English and French, 1939)
Map from Paris-Soire, European Theater/France, "Le Theatre des Operations"
(printed in French, 1940)
Bartholomew's Map of Europe and the Mediterranean (1942)
Postcard Map Showing Sites in the Alps (printed in French, 1942)
Ormont Valley, Switzerland, Kummerly & Frey, Berne, ca. 1920.
Switzerland and her International Railway Connections, Swiss Federal Railroads, Berne,
1933.
Villars, Chesiers & Arveyes, Switzerland, Kummerly & Frey, Berne, 1925.
War Map of the Entire Western Battle Front, Rand McNally, n.d.
Czechoslovakia Maps, 1925-38.
Physical Map of Czechoslovakia (printed in Czech, 1925)
Ethnographic Map of Czechoslovakia (printed in German, 1938)
"The Czech Part of Silesia and the Neighboring Parts of Moravia & the Munich
Agreement" (printed in English and German, 1938)
Maps of Czechoslovakia and Tables Pertaining to the Munich Agreement of 1938
(printed in English, German, Italian and French, ca.1938)
France Maps, 1929-80.
Climatological Map of France, National Tourist Office, "La France Thermale,
Touristique et Climatique - Visitez la France" (printed in French, 1929)
Your Itinerary in France, Barreau, 1936.
Shell Oil Co. Route Map of France, "Carte Routiere de toute la France" (printed in
French, 1938)
French Embassy, Press & Information Division Material (1979,1980)
Large Map of France showing French colonies (printed in French)
"Itinéraires Protestants," Map of France showing routes of Huguenot Refugees,
Ministry of Tourism (printed in French)
Battle of Normandie, June-August, 1944, Michelin, 1947.
Greece Maps, 1926, 1947.
Ethnographical Map of Greek Macedonia (Refugee Settlement Commission,
Athens, 1926)
General Economic Map of Greece (American Embassy, Athens, 1947)
Road Network of Greece, Mobile, ca. 1950
Greece and surrounding region, (Greek language map) n.d.
Mediterranean Maps, 1935-40, 1961
Mediterranean Basin, "Bassin de la Méditerranée" (printed in French, 1935)
Map of Eastern Mediterranean with Historical Place Names (Société des Recherches
Mediterraneennes, 1935)
Historical Map of Turkish Empire 1299-1699 (printed in Turkish, 1935)
Map of Balkans and Near East, "Balkans et Proche-Orient" (Paris-Soire, printed in
French, ca.1938-40)
Turkey Highway Map, Turkey, 1961.
Yugoslavia, Philip & Son, London, ca. 1930.

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Box 28: (continued)
Poland Maps, 1921-47.
Historical Atlas of Poland, "Atlas Historyezny Polski" (printed in Polish, 1921)
Booklet, "Poland - Its Location, People, History, Significance" (ca.1939)
Map of Poland & Adjacent Countries - Union of Churches of Christ (ca.1945)
Administrative Map of Poland, "Rzeczpospolita Polska-Mapa Administracyjna" (printed
in Polish, 1946)
Atlas of Poland, "Maxy Atlas Polski" (printed in Polish, 1947)
Poland Through the Age, 8 partition maps, Polish Information Center, New York, 1939.
Portugal Maps, 1950-53.
"Guide and Plan of Lisbon," Tourist Booklet including map (ca.1950)
"The Tourist and Shopping Guide of Lisboa," including maps (1953)
Spain Maps, 1970s.
Road Map of Spain, Patronato Nacional del Turismo
Road Map of Spain, "Espana-Mapa General de Carreteras" (printed in Spanish, 1970s)
USSR Maps, 1917-62.
Map of Russia (printed in Russian, 1917)
Map of Latvia with photographs and tourist information (ca.1920-30s)
"War Map of the Russian-German Front" (ca.1940)
"Soviet Russia in Maps" (ca.1940)
Atlas of USSR (printed in Russian, 1950)
Street Map of Moscow (ca.1950)
Atlas of USSR (printed in Russian, 1959)
Map of Moscow (printed in Russian, 1962)
USA map, 1976.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Etton, 1976
United Kingdom Maps, 1979.
Map of United Kingdom (printed in French)
"London Transport - Dutch Edition," Guide to London Transit System (printed in Dutch,
1979)
CORRESPONDENCE, AFFANASSIEFF - EVERY, 1922 - 82
Afanassieff - Avsenew, 1948-50, 1962, 1967.
Correspondence.
Alexei, Patriarch of Moscow, 1949-51, 1956, 1959.
Allin, John M., Presiding Bishop, Protestant Episcopal Church, Visit to Moscow, July 1977,
1976-77.
Correspondence, notes, reports.
American Bible Society, Gilbert Darlington Correspondence, 1963, 1967-69, 1971-73.
Correspondence and copies of articles about publishing Bibles in Russian.
Archbishop Athenagoras (Spyrou), Greek Archdiocese of North and South America, 1942-43,
1945.
Correspondence.
Athenagoras (Spyrou), Patriarch of Constantinople, 1956-61, 1969.
Correspondence re Greeks, Turks, Cyprus, conferences, greetings.
Athenagoras`(Spyrou), Patriarch of Constantinople, 1947, 1949, 1957, 1966-68, 1973.

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Box 28: (continued)
Ecumenical Patriarch, Athenagoras I (Spyrou), 1961-64.
Ecumenical Patriarch, Athenagoras I (Spyrou), 1965-72.
Athenagoras I (Spyrou), Archbishop of Constantinople and Ecumenical Patriarch, 1948-55.
Correspondence, reports of conversations, photographs, newspaper articles.
Athenagoras I (Spyrou), Archbishop of Constantinople and Ecumenical Patriarch, 1920, 1947,
1962-63, 1967, 1970, 1972-75.
Correspondence, notes, newspaper clippings, pamphlets and obituary of Patriarch
Athenagoras I (Spyrou) written by Anderson (July 1972).
Athenagoras (Kokkinakis), Archbishop of Thyateira and Great Britain, 1976.
"Ecclesiological Problems," 17 page study by Archbishop Athenagoras.
Bakhmeteff, B. A. - Buell, 1929, 1949, 1953-55, 1958-59, 1961-62, 1964, 1973-74.
Barnett, A. Doak, 1963.
Correspondence, photocopies, Father's (E.E. Barnett) memoirs of Chinese YMCA
Service.
Barnett, Eugene Epperson, 1888-1970, Memorial Service, 1970.
Correspondence, newspaper obituary, memorial service program.
Batalden, Stephen, 1984.
Correspondence and manuscript, "Revolution and Emigration: The Russian Files of the
British and Foreign Bible Society, 1917-70."
Box 29:
Berdyaev, Nicholas, 1923-28.
Article (1925) and letters and notes by N.A. Berdyaev, Rev. Sergius Bulgakov et al.
Bibliography, 1978.
Berman, Harold J., 1972-78.
Jerusalem properties of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Blake, Eugene C., 1969.
Bolshakoff, Serge, The Bulletin, 1943-45.
Nos.23 (March 1943), 25 (July 1943) - 27 (November 1943), January 1944,
March 1944, 31 (July 1944) - 35 (March 1945); some issues with handwritten
additions by Bolshakoff; 2 pages of undated and unsigned correspondence
and memorandum on content and accuracy of Bolshakoff's material.
Bourdeaux, Michael (and notes by N.A. Berdyaev, Rev. Sergius Bulgakov et al.,Keston
College), 1970-73.
Correspondence.
Bumsted, Mrs. J.H., 1977.
Letter to Anderson (29 August 1977).
Caffery - Creighton, 1922, 1933, 1960-67, 1979-82.
Cardwell, Ann Su, No.34, 16 September 1941.
Fortnightly newsletter.
Requests to Humanities Fund regarding E.T. Colton Memoirs, 1961-69.

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Colton correspondence.
Cotsonis, Archimandrite Jerome, Athens, Greece, 1954-55, 1964.
Correspondence.
Danlington - Dunderdale, 1941-42, 1944-47, 1952, 1960-62, 1967-68, 1975, 1977.
Including letters from Metropolitans Dionisios (Valedinsky) and Dorotej (Filipp).
Davis, Jerome, 1950, 1956-59.
Donald Davis and Eugene P. Trani Correspondence, 1971, 1973, 1982, 1983-85.
Includes 60 page draft copy of interview with Anderson on the YMCA work in Russia
(1916-23) conducted by Davis and Trani (September 1971); newspaper article
from Windsor-Heights Herald (26 April 1973) on the activities of William L.
Tucker in Siberia (1918-20).
Donald Davis, 1976-78.
Donald Davis, 1977-79.
Typescripts "The East European Fund, 1951-1954" (1977) (11 pages) and "Literature and
Pulishing in the Russian Diaspora: The Case of the Chekhov Publishing House,
1951-1956" (1977) (10 pages) both by Donald Davis.
Lady Devlin, Madeleine Lowens Correspondence, 1973-74.
D.G. Diamentides, 1943-44.
Vita.
Rev. Denis Dirscherl, 1967-68.
Correspondence regarding "Religion in Russia" chapter by P.B. Anderson.
Canon J.A. Douglas Correspondence, London, 1929-33.
Anglican-Orthodox Doctrinal Commission (1931).
Incuding typescript by N.S. Arseniev on relations between Orthodox and Anglican
Churches and a letter by Archimandrite Andronik (Elpidinsky) from India.
John A. Douglas, 1941, 1943, 1945-47.
Anglican-Orthodox, Council on Foreign Relations.
John Foster Dulles, 1943.
Letter to Anderson.
Eltchaninoff, C. A. - Everett, 1951, 1956, 1958.
Sherwood Eddy, Russia, 1925-26.
7 page letter from Sherwood Eddy to Anderson reporting on his trip to the Soviet Union
(1925 or 1926) as part of a delegation of twenty-four to meet with Soviet leaders
to discuss U.S. recognition of the U.S.S.R.
Sherwood Eddy Correspondence, 1931-35, 1944.
European seminars, lecture arrangements.
R.H. Edwin Espy, NCC General Secretary, (2 folders) 1962, 1973, 1977-78.
J. R. Mott Biography (1978).
Including photography of R.H. Edwin Espy.
Newspaper clippings.

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Evalenko, A.M. Correspondence, December 1924 - May 1925.
Every, Rev. Edward, St. George's Close, Jerusalem, 1951-53, 1955.
Correspondence.
CORRESPONDENCE, FAISSE - STEPANOV, 1922 - 82
Faisse, R. - Frei, 1942, 1953-54, 1960-61, 1964-65, 1969-70, 1975-76.
Paul, Fekula, 1976-82.
Correspondence about his icon collection at Riverside Church, N.Y.
Ralph Fisher, 1982-85.
Correspondence about donation of books and papers given to U.I.
Georges V. Florovsky, 1947, 1958-61, 1964, 1968, 1979.
Correspondence about theological schools; biographical sketch (1968); and bibliography.
Fosbroke, The Very Reverend Hughell E.W., General Theological Seminary, New
York, 1943-44.
Correspondence.
Fosdisk, Harry E., 1941-42, 1952.
Gamble - Grigorian, 1927, 1962, 1964-65, 1973.
Archbishop Georges (Tarassoff) of Russian Orthodox Archdiocese of the Constantinople
Patriarchate, Paris, 1964-71.
Germogen (Kozhin), Archbishop, 1954.
Correspondence, notes and newspaper clippings relating to the visit of
Archbishop Germogen of Krasnodar to New York; includes notes on separate
interviews with Germogen by Anderson and Donald A. Lowrie.
Alexis Gierowski, Carpathian Orthodox, 1951-56.
Culver Gleysteen, U.S. Embassy, Helsinki, April-May 1972.
H.L. Haag - Huntington, 1924-25, 1928, 1935, 1947, 1950-68, 1973-74, 1977-78, 1980.
Including letter from Hieromonks Sophrony (Sakharov) and Silouan (Strizhkoff).
Hanson, A. Wayne Correspondence, 1929, 1938, 1948-49.
Five mimeographed letters (1938) containing observations on the situation in Poland and
Central Europe.
Russian Research Center, Harvard University, 1948-49.
Correspondence with Irena Hay (1948-49).
Russian Research Center, Harvard University, 1951-53.
Correspondence; includes 42 page brochure on programs, publications, current projects
and staff of the Russian Research Center (as of January 1951).
Hategan, Rev. Vasile, Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America, 1947, 1949-52.
Correspondence; press release and resolution relating to the Episcopate's annual
Congress in July 1951; memorandum of conversation with Hategan (April 1952),
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Bishop John E. Hines Correspondence, 1965-73.
Episcopal presiding bishop's Russian trip, Orthodox Church.
R. Imbrie - N.N. Istselennov, 1924, 1955.
Including correspondence with V.I. Alekseev.
Iakovos (Coucouzis), Archbishop of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South
America, 1962, 1965-67, 1969-70, 1974-75.
Correspondence.
Ieronymos (Cotsonis), Archbishop of Athens and all Greece, 1969-71, 1973-74.
Correspondence and newspaper clippings.
V. James - Justinian, Patriarch of Romania, 1956-57, 1959-60, 1964-65, 1979, 1982.
Karekin - Kyrille, 1941-42, 1950, 1956, 1960, 1963-64, 1968, 1977.
Karekin II (Sarkissian), Catholikos of Armenia - Kyrille, Patriarch of Bulgaria, 1941-42, 1950,
1956, 1960, 1963-64, 1968, 1977.
Including a letter from N.A. Berdyaev, A.V. Kartasheff et al.
Typescript "Tibetan Refugees in India: After Twenty Years" by W.S. Kilpatrick
(received by P.B. Anderson on June 11, 1982).
Kasem-beg, Alexander, Professor, 1948-57.
Correspondence with and about Professor Kasem-beg of Connecticut College
for Women; concerning his research projects and Orthodox Church affairs;
includes 14 page memorandum in French by Kasem-beg to Patriarch
Athenagoras I (December 1948) and newspaper clippings from Novoe Russkoe
Slovo concerning Kazem-beg's return to the USSR.
Alexander Kasem-beg, Request for Retirement Annuity, 1966-67.
Keeler, Rt. Rev. Stephen E., Episcopal Church, Bishop of Minnesota, 1954.
Correspondence concerning a new Rector for St. Paul's Church in Rome,
Italy, and about Episcopalian parishes in Europe.
P.B. Anderson Letter to George F. Kennan, May 1967.
About S. Allelueva & N. Cousins.
Frank C. Kiehne, B. J. Fize Correspondence, 1977-78.
Nicholas Klepinin, 1925-27.
Belgrade YMCA work and YMCA-Press.
Tamara Klepinin, 1978-83.
Correspondence and her article on Orthodox Church in France and Jews.
Sophie Koulomzin, 1983-84.
Publishing children's books in Russian, and memoirs.
Krasicki, Andrzej Paul, 1951-52.
Correspondence about medical treatment and visa problems of Krasicki.
Krasicki, Andrzej, "Secours Speciaux," 1957-58, 1961-62.
Correspondence.

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Kullmann, G.G., 1925.
Kullmann, G. G., Davis D. A., 1925
Kusseff, Professor M., University of London, 1953-54.
Correspondence.
Latvian - Lynn, 1942, 1947-48, 1955-56, 1964, 1967-68, 1972.
Including photo of F.B. Lenz and letters by N.O. Lossky (1948).
Herbert P. Lansdale Correspondence, 1962-75.
Letters and clippings relating to Greek YMCAs, Archbishop Makarios (1973),
Salonika YMCA (1945).
Latourette, Kenneth S., 1944.
John Lawrence Correspondence, 1963-65.
Turkestan travel journal, WCC and the Russian Church.
Lawrence, John, Center for the Study of Religion and Communism, Russian Tours
(June & November 1972), 1971-72.
Lawrence, John W., 1973.
Accounts of Trips to USSR (March and May 1973) and Swiss Conference of European
Churches (May 1973).
Lawrence, Sir John W., Correspondence, 1974-75.
Reports of trips to USSR (May 1974, November 1974, January & June 1975); Black
Market for books; Russian Church.
The Living Church, 1942-43.
Correspondence regarding articles.
Lowrie-Anderson Correspondence, Orthodoxy in Europe, 1925, 1930-32.
Including documents on Beograd YMCA
Lowrie, Donald A., 1941.
Correspondence, radiograms, records of telephone conversations about War Relief,
financial accounts, refugees, Red Cross, prison camps in France.
Lowrie, Donald A., 1942.
Correspondence, cables, memoranda, records of telephone conversations, notes, Jewish
children, Switzerland, emigration, Russian Aid Programs.
Lowrie, Donald A., 1943, 1946, 1949-50, 1955, 1963.
Marvin Lyen, 1979-82.
Correspondence, papers of Luba Couriss.
Manuscript, "Days of Terror in Tsarskoe Selo."
Box 30:
Magerovsky - Mott, 1929, 1948, 1951, 1954, 1957, 1963-64, 1966-67, 1973,
1975-78.
MacNaughten, Edgar, 1924, 1927-31.
Correspondence, RCSM (1928), Report on Russian Trip (10 January 1929).

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MacNaughten, Edgar, 1932-33.
Correspondence with P.B. Anderson, illness, 6 page obituary in Russian.
Rev. Paul Mailleux Correspondence, May-August 1971.
Roman Catholic Church & Orthodoxy.
Markorskii, Leonid, 24 December 1962.
Letter to Anderson.
Richard Marshall Correspondence, 1967-69.
Philip E. Mosely Correspondence, 1953, 1960, 1965-67, 1969-72.
Obituary & Archives.
John R. Mott, 1917-20, 1927, 1933.
Approach to Soviets (1920): C.V. Hibbard, Troika, P.B. Anderson comments, James
Stokes Society (1933).
Including a book "Kak oshutit' v sebe prisutstvie Khrista" by John R. Mott (in Russian)
(Prague: The YMCA Press, 1923, 24 p.).
John R. Mott, 1942-46.
Russian Orthodox Church, Nobel Peace Prize (1946).
John R. Mott, 1950-51, 1971.
World Service & Visit to Europe with Anderson (1950-51), Cornell Notes
(1971).
Nelson - Nystrom, 1942, 1949-50, 1959-1961, 1982.
Including correspondence with A.I. Nikitine.
Nedelia, Letter to the Editor of, 20 November 1967.
Metropolitan Nikolai (Yarushevich) Correspondence, 1949, 1956-60.
Typescript "Polozhenie ob upravlenii Russkoj Pravoslavnoj Tserkvi 1945 g." (6 pages.).
Clippings.
Archbishop Nicolas, Exarchate of the Patriarch of Moscow and of all Russia in
Western Europe, 1951-55.
Correspondence and memoranda.
Ogden, Page - Porter, 1948, 1950-51, 1955, 1964, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1983.
Ethel Penningroth.
Letter from Metropolitan Panteleimon, 1967-68, 1970, 1976.
Nicholas T. Patinos, YMCA in Ecuador, 1960-61, 1963-64, 1968, 1976.
Ramsey - Ryall, 1924, 1927, 1934, 1949, 1951, 1954, 1957, 1960-66, 1971-72.
Michael Ramsey, Dimitri Riabouchinsky, Ruth Rouse, Ramisox, A.I. Remizov, F.D.
Roosevelt, Jr., Roubakine
Peter Reddaway, 1968-75.
Correspondence; article, "Religious Dissent and the Evolution of Soviet
Society."
Raymond Reitzel, 1972-79.

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Correspondence (Reitzel's autobiography and experiences in USSR).
Bishop Seraphim (Ivanov) - B. Szczesniak, 1929, 1944, 1948-49, 1950-52, 1959-62, 1966-70,
1977. German, Patriarch of Serbia (including his portrait), Rev. Seraphim (Rodionoff), E.P.
Shilaeff (curriculum vitae), Silas, Bishop of Amphipolis, Hieromonk Sophrony
(Sakharov), Nikita Struve, A.K. Sitich.
Harrison Salesbury, 1963-85.
Correspondence and review of his books.
Anderson Correspondence with Bishop John Satterthwaite.
Rev. John Satterthwaite Correspondence, 1971-72.
Scaife, Rev. Lauriston L., Newport, Rhode Island, 1941-44.
Correspondence and notes.
Bishop Lauriston L. Scaife, 1969-70.
Correspondence and obituary.
Serdakovsky, Lev V., 1949-52.
Correspondence between Anderson and Serdakovsky concerning Serdakovsky's
book, Facing Decision: Strategic Repercussions of Different American
Policies Toward the USSR; includes 8 page paper by Serdakovsky entitled,
"Potential Political Force of the Orthodox Church in the Case of the
IIIrd World War" (1949).
Sevick, James R., 1972.
Correspondence.
Archbishop John Shakhovskoy Correspondence, 1953-61.
"Over Japan & Korea," by Archbishop John Shakhovskoy (53 pp, 15 April 1954).
Archbishop John Shakhovskoy, 1964-65, 1968-71.
Letter from Archbishop John Shakhovskoy, 1980.
Bishop Henry K. Sherrill, 1943-44.
Episcopalian rectors for European churches.
Shevitch, Rev. Serge, Patriarchal Jurisdiction, 1947-56.
Correspondence with Father Serge Shevitch of Vanves (Seine), France,
concerning the Study of Russia project.
Including a letter by Rev. Vassili Zenkovsky on Religious Pedagogical Cabinet (1948).
Mother Maria Skobtsova, 1971-76.
Articles about her exploits.
Timothy Smith Correspondence, February-March 1968.
Access to Russian publications.
James Somerville Correspondence, 1951-57.
Curriculum vitae; Anderson Cooperative Forum talk (16 April 1956).
Spiller, Rev. Vsevolod, Study of Russia & conditions in Moscow church, 1968-69.

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Stepanov, Iurii, 1926.
Letter to K. M. Pereshneva, 25 page typescript of poems by Stepanov,
Brno (1926).
CORRESPONDENCE, STRONG - ZERNOFF, 1922 - 82
Robbins Strong, Russian Work Headquarters, 1950-53.
Robbins Strong Correspondence, 1954.
International Committee, Paris office.
Tracy Strong Correspondence, 1941, 1951-52.
World's Committee special needs, patriarchate.
Theophilos - Tucker, 1946, 1954, 1956, 1968, 1973, 1975, 1977-78.
Theophilos - Bishop Henry St. George Tucker, 1946, 1954, 1956, 1968, 1973, 1975, 1977-78.
Including correspondence with Bishop John (Shakhovskoy), S.G. Troubetskoy, G.
Tchebotarioff, A.M. Remizov et al.
Patriarch Tikhon Letters, 1921, 1923, 1963.
From Sergei (Chevitch); photographs of clergy and church.
Trani, Eugene P. and Davis, Donald E., 1972-74.
Correspondence and notes; includes draft of article by Davis and Trani entitled
"Christians and Communists: the American YMCA and the Russian Revolution,"
published in Slavic Review.
U.S. Department of State, 1962-74.
Visser 'T Hooft, W.A., Letter to Anderson, 15 March 1965.
Voize, 1927.
Ware - Wu, 1935, 1946, 1953-55, 1964, 1970-73, 1975-77.
Including correspondence with A.V. Tyrkova-Williams, Crawford Wheeler et al.
Charles Webster Correspondence regarding Istanbul, 1968-70.
Sir Frank Willis Correspondence, 1949, 1954-58.
Sir Frank Willis, C.B.E. "Report on Visit to South America and Mexico," 1959.
26 page report of his trip (1958).
Sir Frank Willis, C.B.E. "Report of the First Session of the Second Vatican
Council," 1963.
31 page report prepared for the World Alliance of YMCAs.
Frank Willis, Consultant on YMCA-Church Relations, 1964-65.
Alexis R. Wiren Correspondence, 1949-50, 1953-56, 1975
J. Robert Wright Correspondence and Paper, 1973, 1975.
Zahirnik - Zanikow, 1952, 1979.
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Nicolas Zernoff, 1954-56, 1970-71, 1980.
Correspondence concerning a proposed lecture tour by Zernoff and the Conference of
Eastern and Western Christians held at Drew University, Madison, New Jersey
(October 1956); includes 16 page first draft of paper by Zernoff entitled "The
Present State of the Eastern Orthodox Churches" (1955). Correspondence , 1970-
71. Obituary and Memorial Fund, 1980.
Sophie Zernoff, 1948, 1951-52.
Foyer d'Enfants Russes and Center to Aid Russian Refugees in France.
Correspondence, unidentified, 1948-49, 1960, 1962, 1977.
Correspondence, dictated, 1984.
ANDERSON, BIOGRAPHICAL, 1913 - 60
College Notebook, Bible Used in China, 1913-17, 1922-23.
Nytt Bibliotek for Bach och Ungdom (Rock Island) for Madrid, IA Lutheran
Sunday School.
Box 31:
Personal Documents, University of Iowa Yearbook, 1914.
Paul and Margaret Anderson Passports and other documents, 1914, 1917, 1920-21, 1923, 1925,
1927, 1929.
Margaret Holmes Anderson (1900-98), Biographical Materials, 1998
Anderson record of salary and expenses paid by International Committee of YMCA, 1917-1918.
Anderson's Chronology of his Travels, 1917-72.
Personal Documents, 1917, 1924-25, 1940-47.
Permits, Travel, Exchange.
Anderson Letter to Mrs. B.F. Anderson Regarding Trip to Harbin, April 1918.
University of Iowa, 1919-20.
Correspondence and reports submitted by Anderson to fulfill requirements for his
baccalaureate degree; 3 philosophy papers (1919).
Anderson Income Tax Return and Business Papers, Berlin, 1921-22.
Anderson Lectures and Talks, 1921, 1929-31, 1941, 1943-45, 1947-48, 1966, 1972, 1976.
Correspondence, notes, texts and newspaper clippings concerning public talks and
lectures.
Anderson Report, 1923-26, 1931-36.
1925 Universal Christian Conference on Life and Work, Stockholm; correspondence with
VIPs and others.
Scrapbook of Clippings, 1928-1946.
Includes Anderson activities at close of World War II (1946).
Anderson, Letter from Oxford, 1929.
5 page mimeographed letter addressed "To Friends Who have been Interested in our
Doings" (20 December 1929).

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First and Second "Survey on the Affairs of the Orthodox Church," May 1934, June 1937.
International Association of Retired Secretaries, 1937, 1969, 1972.
Milkovich article profiling P.B. Anderson.
Christian Youth Conference, Amsterdam, 1939, 1978.
Anderson Correspondence while in Paris under German Occupation, 1940.
Anderson Correspondence while in Paris under German Occupation, January-July 1941.
V.I.P., 1943-83.
clippings (obituaries) and correspondence.
Anderson Speeches, 1947-49, 1958-61.
Correspondence and notes; itinerary (January 25 - March 1, 1959); photograph with Bo
Bengtson of Sweden (1947).
Anderson Awards & Honors, 1949, 1975, 1977, 1982.
Anderson, Biographical Documents, 1950-80.
Assembled during autobiographical work: travel documents (1950), biographical sketch
(1977), clippings, photograph of "Tsar" bell.
Passports and other documents, 1951, 1953-55, 1957, 1960-62, 1965-68, 1971-72.
Anderson, Department of State, U.S. International Information Agency, 1953.
Correspondence and press clippings concerning the removal of Anderson's books from
State Department libraries in Germany.
European Trip, 1954.
Correspondence, notes, reports, and itinerary concerning Anderson's European trip,
May-June 1954.
Anderson Retirement Dinner, 1959.
4 photographs (December 1959), letter extending tenure as a Special Agent (8 September
1959).
Anderson's Retirement, International Committee, 1960, 1962.
Staff announcement, newsletter articles, correspondence.
Lectures & Notes, 1960-61.
Anderson lectures on Christian responsibility at Silver Bay (1960-61); YMCA
International Forum (1961); "Church World Service in Poland, 1958-60" and
notes on YMCA structure; Goncharoff article, 1961.
Anderson, "Religion in Russia, 1951-56," 1960-62, 1965-67.
Notes and correspondence; includes 28 page draft of article entitled "1956-1966: A
Decade of Significance for Religion."
ANDERSON, BIOGRAPHICAL, 1961 - 85
Tape Recording of Testimonial Dinner, December 1961.
"Paul B. Anderson As I Know Him," Frank B. Lenz, September 1961.

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Anderson Testimonial Dinner (28 December 1961), 1961-62.
Retirement from YMCA.
Anderson Retirement from YMCA, December 1961 - January 1962.
Telegrams, letters, clippings.
Anderson Articles and Addresses on Atheism and Alienation in the USSR, 1961, 1964, 1966-67.
Includes articles, drafts, notes, interview with reporters from Churchwork and newspaper
clippings.
Anderson press notices and public engagements, 1961-65.
Anderson Outgoing Correspondence (chronological), December 1962 - March 1963.
"A Study of Orthodoxy and the YMCA," Anderson, December 1963.
Anderson Report at Hearings of House of Representatives, "Recent Developments in the Soviet
Bloc," 1964.
Anderson interviewed by Izvestia, November 1967.
List of Persons meet on visit to Eastern Europe, Greece, July-Aug, 1967.
Anderson, "Reflections on Religion in Russia, 1917-67," 1969.
Photocopy of 40 page article with editor's marks; for publication in Aspects of Religion in
Russia, 1917-1967, University of Chicago Press.
Anderson Visit to Paris, 1969.
Photo of the Monk Gregory Kroug (1968).
Programs & Clippings, 1970, 1977-78.
Russian Work of YMCA in WWI, Notes of an interview of P.B. Anderson by Eugene Trani and
Donald Davis, 9 September 1971.
Anderson's current interests/objectives, 1972.
Listed by himself.
Box 32:
Scaife-Anderson Fund, 1974.
Scaife-Anderson Fund, 1974-75, 1978.
Correspondence and articles; includes published accounts of ceremonies in honor of
Anderson's eightieth birthday (21 January 1975).
Celebration of 80th Birthday, Inauguration of Scaife-Anderson Fund, January 1975.
Anderson Awards and Honors, 1975, 1977.
Correspondence, newspaper clippings; Map of Black Mountain, N.C., Lambeth Cross
(1977).
Preparation for retirement, 1976.
Anderson Archives, 1982-83.
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Awards and Honors, 1982-85.
Includes citations, programs and some documentation.
Obituaries, 1985.
PUBLICATIONS, 1922 - 1981
1922, 1929
Fundamentals of the YMCA (in Russian), New York, 1922
Fundamentals of the YMCA (in Russian), Paris: YMCA-Press, 1929
1923, 1929-30, 1933
A Pilgrimage: The Pilgrimage of Donald A. Lowrie and Paul B. Anderson to Jerusalem 1923
"Cossacks," S.V.M. Bulletin, November 1929
"Russia's 'Anti-God' Campaign in Practice," The Spectator, March 1, 1930, pp.305-306
To Friends Interested in Modern Russia, September 30, 1931
Objectives, Principles and Programme of YMCAs in Orthodox Countries: Sofia 1928, Kephissia
1930, Bucharest 1933, Geneva: World Committee of YMCAs (ed. with D.A. Davis)
"Russians and the YMCA" (reprinted from British YMCA Review), ca.1933
1936-37, 1939-41
"The Eastern Orthodox Church in a Period of Transition," Bulletin of Central Bureau for Relief
of the Evangelical Churches of Europe, No.15, p.7, 1936
"Religion in Soviet Russia," Russian Church Aid Bulletin, May 1937, p.8
"The YMCA as a Lay Movement" (reprint from World's Youth, July 1937), Geneva: World's
Committee of YMCAs
"Church and State in the Soviet Union" (reprinted by author from The Church and the State,
vol.VI of the Tambaram Series, New York: International Missionary Council), 1939
"First Notes on the Question of Communism and International Order," Study Department of the
Universal Christian Council for Life and Work, No.3 E/40 International Order, 1940
"The Orthodox Church is Able to Stand Up Under Great Strain," The Living Church, October 1,
1941, p.8
1942-43
"For Prisoners of War," The Living Church, February 11, 1942, pp.16-18
"The Eastern Orthodox Church Today, 1. Southeastern Europe," The Living Church, October 18,
1942, pp.6-7
"Notes on the Condition of the Orthodox Churches in Spring 1942," July 21, 1942
Russia's Religious Future: A Survey of the Situation with Documentary Evidence From Soviet
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"The Hope of Community in Europe Today," The Journal of Religious Thought, 1:31-42,
Autumn 1943
1943, 1946
"The Election of a Patriarch for the Russian Church," The Living Church, September 26, 1943,
pp.14-15
"Russian People, Church and State," Christianity & Crisis, October 18, 1943, pp.3-6
"The Balkan Church Situation," release from Religious News Service, October 2, 1943
"The YMCA in Europe," November 6, 1946
"The Russian Church Outside Russia, I. Expansion and Consequent Problems of Jurisdiction,"
The Living Church, December 8, 1946, pp.13-16
"The Russian Church Outside Russia, II. Current Situation and Historical Summary," The Living
Church, December 15, 1946, pp.19-21
"Metropolitan Eulogius Dies," The Living Church, August 18, 1946, p.6
1944
"Patriarch Sergei," The Living Church, May 28, 1944, p.12
"New Acting Patriarch Known as Devoted Pastor," The Living Church, June 4, 1944, p.9
"Sergei Bulgakoff," The Living Church, October 1, 1944, pp.8-9
"Religion in Russia," The Living Church, November 5, 1944, p.17
"Russia," ca.1944
"Russia and the Ecumenical movement," Christendom, Autumn 1944, pp. 505-15.
"Religion in Russia: Liberalized Soviet Policy Brings International Rewards," release from
Religious News Service, November 1, 1944
1944, 1946
People, Church and State in Modern Russia, London: Student Christian Movement Press, 1st
edition, 1944, 2nd edition, 1944
L’Église et La Nation en U.R.S.S., Paris: Calmann-Levy (French edition), 1944
1942-45, 1975
People, Church & State in Modern Russia, book reviews and correspondence, 1942-45, 1975
1944
People, Church & State in Modern Russia, book reviews and correspondence, 1944
People, Church & State in Modern Russia, book reviews, extra chapter: "Russia During the
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1943-44, 1950, 1959
People, Church & State in Modern Russia, correspondence, 1943-44, 1950, 1959
1948-50
"Het Vatican en Oost-Europe," Wending, January 1948, pp. 694-700
"Is America Sound?," The Living Church, January 18, 1948, p.12
"The YMCA and the Church," a memorandum prepared for the World's Committee of YMCAs,
July 1949
"The YMCA as a Factor for Christian Civilization in Western Europe," statement given at
International Committee Meeting in Toronto, November 6, 1949
"Can Marxism Make Room for Religion?," The Living Church, January 29, 1950,
pp.10-13, 19
"Communism and Christian Education," World Christian Education, Second Quarter, 1950,
pp.36-38, 34
1951-54
"The European Mind," The Living Church, January 21, 1951, pp.12-13, 20-21
"The Chinese YMCA as an Institution," December 4, 1951
"Report of Joint Commission on Assistance to the Russian Church," 1952
"Our Christian Purpose Requires Risk," GSS News, March 1952, p.5
Soviet Staff Officer, by Ivan Krylov, book review, Annals of the American Academy, May, 1952.
"The YMCA as a Lay Movement Within the Church," June 24, 1952
"Address," The Russian Orthodox Journal, Nov. 1953, pp. 4-5.
"Interview with Paul B. Anderson, Association Executive Secretary of the
International Committee of YMCAs," Association Forum, November-December
1953, pp.6-8
Religion Behind the Iron Curtain, by George Shuster, book review, N.Y. Times, 13 June 1954.
God's Service Armies, by Joseph Johnson, book review, N.Y. Times, 5 Dec. 1954.
1956-57
Pioneer of World-Wide Christian Movements: John R. Mott, May 25, 1865 to January 31, 1955
"Religion in the USSR - 1955," reprinted from The Living Church, June 19, 1955
"Religion in the USSR - 1955," The Russian Orthodox Journal, September 1955, pp.6, 20
"Eastern Orthodox Churches in the United States," Information Service of the Bureau of
Research & Survey, National Churches of Christ in the U.S., vol.XXXIV, no.43,
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Box 32: (continued)
"Christianity & Communism," ca.1956
"Churchmen Visit Russia," The Christian Century, vol.LXXIII, no.16, April 18, 1956, pp.480-82
"Churchmen Visit Russia," reprint in The Russian Orthodox Journal, July 1956, pp.4-5, 25
"Russian-American Visitations - A Prelude to Understanding," Christianity and Crisis, vol.XVI,
no.12, July 9, 1956, pp.92-94
"Russian YMCA-Press," The AATSEEL Journal, vol.XIV, no.4, December 15, 1956, pp.105-6
1958-61
"The Tolstoy Foundation," reprinted from The Russian Review, January 1958
"Russian Orthodoxy Today," The Student World, no.1, 1958, pp.53-60
Report of Joint Commission on Assistance to the Eastern Orthodox Churches, 1958
Report of Joint Commission on Ecumenical Relations, 1958
"Why Europe," March 18, 1959
"The YMCA and the Ecumenic Movement Today," Association Forum and Section Journals,
March-April 1959, pp.10-12
Memo to YMCA East-West Staff Committee: Translation of Address given by Patriarch Alexis,
July 21, 1960
"The Orthodox Church in Soviet Russia," reprinted from Foreign Affairs, January 1961;
correspondence with Foreign Affairs
"The Entry of the Moscow Patriarchate into the World Council of Churches: Implications for
Member Churches in the U.S.," February 12, 1961
Report of Joint Commission on Cooperation with the Eastern Churches, 1961
1962-64
"When Russians Join the World Council, What Does It Mean?," reprinted from The Living
Church, May 27, 1962
"Understanding the Orthodox of Russia," The Episcopalian, August 1962, pp.17-19; reprint in
St. Bartholomew's Church Bulletin, August 1962
"National Council of Churches Delegation to the USSR: Notes on Discussions in Copenhagen
after the Visit, September 14-15, 1962," October 30, 1962
(recorded with R.H. Edwin Espy)
"Atheism - Opiate of the People?," (editorial) The Living Church, September 30, 1962, p.8
"Russian Witness," The Living Church, October 21, 1962, p.11, 18
"The Russian Orthodox Church in North America," Office of Information, National Council of
Churches, February 12, 1963

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Box 32: (continued)
"The Russian Orthodox Church and the Secret Police," Office of Information, National Council
of Churches, February 12, 1963
"Religion in the Soviet Union," The Witness, February 28, 1963, pp.8-11
"Religious Belief Persists in USSR," WCC Courier, September 1963
"The Position of Religion in the Soviet Union," The Covenant Companion, May 17, 1963,
pp.4-6
"The Character of Religious Life in the USSR as Interpreted by the 1963 Delegation," Report of
Committee on Relations With the Churches of the Soviet Union, June 1963
"Icon in the Living Room," book reviews, The Living Church, July 21, 1963, pp.11-12
"Religion in the Soviet Union," United Church Herald, October 3, 1963, pp.7-9
"A Right is a Right - If It is Real," "The Position of France," World Community, vol.2, no.2,
November-December 1963, pp.2, 4
A Study of Orthodoxy and the YMCA, Geneva: World Alliance of YMCA, 1963
"The Character of Religious Life in the USSR as Interpreted by the 1963 Delegation," The Word,
March 1964, pp.8-10
"Religious Liberty Under Communism," A Journal of Church and State, vol.VI, no.2, Spring
1964, pp.169-177
Report of Joint Commission on Cooperation with the Eastern and Old Catholic Churches, 1964
"Religion in Russia," Concern, July 1, 1964, pp.2-3
"Report on Visit of Patriarch Alexii," Joint Commission on the Eastern & Old Catholic
Churches, September 30, 1964
"Notes for Preamble for General Findings," National Study Conference on Church and State,
National Council of Churches, ca.1964
"The Position of Religion in the Soviet Union - An Analysis," Office of Information, National
Council of Churches, ca.1964
1966-68
"Andrey Krasicki - Servant of Christ and of Fellowmen," Secretary: Journal of the World
Federation of Associations of Secretaries of YMCAs, no.1, 1966, pp.7-10
"The Orthodox Church in Australia," A Consultation - "Young Churchmen": The Role of Young
Men & Women in the Life of the Church & Community, January 21-26, 1966, pp.49-51
"Eyewitness to Revolution," The Linguist, 1966, pp.90-92
"The Perils of Poetry," Concern, Summer 1966, pp.20-21
"Zatho, James J., Descent into Darkness: The Destruction of the Roman Catholic Church in
Russia 1917-1923," book review, A Journal of Church and State, vol.IX, no.1, Winter
1967, pp.110-111

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Box 32: (continued)
"Ecumenical Aspects of Eastern Orthodox Migration with Special Reference to Australia,"
Migration Today, no.8, March 1967, pp.1-17
"In Response to Yuri Alexandrov," Ave Maria, December 9, 1967, p.11
"Reflections on Religion in Russia 1917-1967"
“Christ in the Communist Prisons by Rev. Richard Wurmbrand and Charles Foley,” book
review, Ave Maria, April 13, 1967, p.32
"Religious Ferment in Russia by Michael Bourdeaux," book review, The Living Church, August
18, 1968, p.10
"The Soviet Laws on Religion: A 'Legal' Suppression of Religious Freedom," April 1968
"Some Recollections: Fr. Georges Florovsky, The European Years," The Russian Orthodox
Journal, September 1968, pp.4-6
"Conformity and Dissent - USSR Style," Tempo, December 1, 1968, p.8
1969-71
"Eastern Orthodox Migration with Special Reference to Australia," Eastern Churches Review,
vol.II, no.3, Spring 1969, pp.296-302
"Confrontation and Christian Response," The Living Church, July 20, 1969, p.10
"Oestreicher, Paul, The Christian-Marxist Dialogue and Calian, C.S., Berdyaev's Philosophy of
Hope: A Contribution to Marxist-Christian Dialogue," book review, A Journal of
Church and State, vol.XI, no.3, Autumn 1969, p.515-517
"USA-USSR Churchmen Consult on Arms Control," Frontier, vol.12, no.4, November
1969, pp.283-4
"Durasoff, Steve, The Russian Protestants: Evangelicals in the Soviet Union, 1944-1964," book
review, Journal of Church and State, vol.12, no.3, Autumn 1970, pp.501-502
"Patriarch Aleksii of Moscow," Eastern Churches Review, vol.III, no.2, Autumn 1970,
pp.193-199
"Religion and the Soviet State: A Dilemma of Power," book review, The Living Church, March
22, 1970
"The Heritage of Bishop Scaife," The Living Church, November 8, 1970, p.18-19
"Autocephaly Past & Present," The Church of England Council on Foreign Relations, Anglican
Theological Commission for Joint Doctrinal Discussion With the Eastern Orthodox
Churches, July 3, 1971
"Religion in Communist China by Richard C. Bush, Jr.," book review, The Living Church,
March 14, 1971, p.27
"Icons in Our Midst", A.D., Dec. - Jan. n.d., p. 27-30.
Aspects of Religion in the Soviet Union, 1917-67, dedicated to Anderson, reviews, Chicago: U.
of Chicago Press, 1971.

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Box 32: (continued)
1974-75, 1977
"Beeson, Trevor, Discretion and Valour: Religious Conditions in Russia and Eastern Europe,"
corrected proof - book review, 1974 and reprint, Journal of Church and State, 18:2
(1976).
"Striving for Ecumenism," The Living Church (editorial), November 30, 1975, p.11
"Anglican-Orthodox: An Appraisal," The Living Church, Sept. 11, 1977, pp. 7-8.
"Future Dialogue Hinges on Lambeth Vote," The Living Church, December 4, 1977, p.7
1978-82
"Lambeth & the Orthodox," letter to the Editor, The Living Church, September 10, 1978, pp.4-5
"Spirit and Mind - Vladimir Soliev: Russian Mystic by Paul M. Allen," book review, The Living
Church, February 18, 1979, pp.12-13
"Legacy of John R. Mott," Journal of Ecumenical Studies, vol.16, no.1, Winter 1979, pp.27-30
"Georges Florovsky - Theologian," The Living Church, March 2, 1980, pp.10-11
"Reborn Orthodox Culture - Many Worlds: A Russian Life by Sophie Koulomize," book review,
The Living Church, June 14, 1981
Pearl of Great Price, by Sergei Hackel, book review, The Living Church, July 4, 1982, p. 5.
TYPESCRIPTS FOR ARTICLES & TALKS, 1921, 1927-32, 1936-72
1921, 1927-28, 1930, 1932
"Europe in 1920"
"Bishop Gore Posts His Theses"
"The Great Need of the Russian Church"
"Some Observations on American Life"
"Divisions in the Russian Church Abroad"
"Russia's Future"
1936, 1938-39, 1941
"The Orthodox Church"
"General Elections in Soviet Russia"
"In Regard to Statistics"
"Church & State in the Soviet Union"
Prisoner of War Camps (1941)
1943
"Eastern Orthodox Church Today" (2)
"The Place of the USSR in Contemporary Ideas & Policies"
"National & Ecclesiastical Tensions in the Balkans"
"Russia and Europe"
"An Appraisal of the Position of Religion in the USSR during the War"
"Russian People, Church and State"
"World Wide YMCA" (outline)

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Box 32: (continued)
1944-47
"Russia & the Ecumenic Movement"
"Synopsis of Statement on Russia"
"Religious System in Bulgaria"
"Religious Disunity - Its Political & Cultural Roots"
"Greece & Turkey"
"What is France's Future"
"A Pilgrimage"
"Russia and World War II Settlement"
1948-50
YMCA in Communist Countries
"Toward a Policy on Ecumenism"
"YMCA as a Factor for Christian Civilization in West Europe"
"The Church in the Slav World"
"Christian Missions & the Problem of Communism"
"Optina Pustyn"
"United Bible Society Meeting"
"The European Mind," "Victory," and "The Ruhr"
1951-53
Archbishop Germanos
"Why World Service?"
Greece
"A Review of Religion in USSR, 1948-1951" (2)
"Preparing a YMCA Program of American Citizenship & Modern Word”
"Problems of Churches & Christians Under Communism"
"Suggestions on Russian Orthodox Theological Education"
"Orthodox View on Church-State Relationships"
1955-57
"Religion in USSR 1955"
"Russian Orthodox Patriarchate & Soviet Foreign Policy"
"E. Orthodox Churches in U.S."
Church/Communism
"Christian Faith & Other Religions"
"YMCA in a World of Tension"
"Faith & Order"
"What My Religion Means To Me"
"Western Orthodoxy"
YMCA/W, Berlin
"Russian Orthodoxy Today"
"Tolstoy Foundation"
"Memorandum to Introduce World Service Building Fund"
"N.C.C. Deputation to Moscow"
1958-61
"On Citizenship"
"International Committee at National Council"
"Resurgent Religions of Asia & the Christian Mission"

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Box 32: (continued)
"Piety in the YMCA"
"Orthodox Church in USSR"
"Philosophy & Spiritual Basis of World Service"
"Impact of Orthodox Churches on Other Churches in U.S."
"Christianity/Communism"
"Peace & Unity"
1962-64
"Moscow Patriarchate Enters WCC"
"How NCC Can Play an Appropriate Part in USA-USSR relationships"
Russian Trip (1962)
"Christian Faith in Pluralistic Society"
"Notes Regarding St. Andrew's American Church, Athens"
"Analysis of Position of Religion on Soviet Union"
American-Soviet Church Exchanges
"Human Rights in Soviet Union: Religion"
"Religion & 'The New Man' Under Communism"
"Atheistic Foundations in Marx-Lenin Communism"
"Consultant on Orthodox Church Affairs”
1965-68
"Current Situation in Orthodox Church in N.America"
"Priority Program for Peace of WCCC"
"Archbishop John Maximovich"
"Other Readers of Izvestia Ask Some Questions"
Response to Yuri Alexandrov article, "Religion & Church in Soviet Union"
"Religion in the USSR"
"Orthodox Church"
"Churches in Marxist Countries"
"The Orthodox Church in North America"
"Guidelines in Dealing with the Problems of Orthodox Church Jurisdiction in USA."
1969-70
Preface to Icon & Swastika, Christians-Marxists, RCDA Editorial Policy
"Patriarch Alexei of Russia"
"The Bearing of Autocephaly on Interchurch Relations" (2)
"Report on Visit to Orthodox Churches" (1970)
"Orthodox Theologians Meet"
Bishop Lauriston Scaife
"Suggested Framework for a Resolution on Human Rights"
1973-76
"Russian Bible Society Report"
"Peace as a Slogan"
"Religious Repression - Human Rights"
Christian Faith/Atheism
"Analysis of Soviet Position on Religion"
"Episcopal & Other Churches"
"The Orthodox and the Roman Catholic Churches"
Comments on WCC 5th Assembly, Nairobi, 1976

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Box 32: (continued)
1977-83
N.A. Berdyaev
"Relations Between Episcopal Church USA & Russian Orthodox Church"
"Rise of Baptist Movement in Russia"
"Observations on Russian Orthodox Church"
"Anglican Orthodox Theological Discussions"
"E.Orthodox Church in America"
"Origins of Fellowship of St. Alban & St. Sergius"
"The Lambeth Resolution on Ordination of Women"
"Sixty Years of Religion & Anti-Religion in USSR"
"The Archbishop in Geneva"
"Dr. John R. Mott at Amsterdam World Conference of Christian Youth"
"Metropolitan Nikodim of Leningrad & Novgorod"
Modifications on Article, "Our Relations with the Orthodox Churches in our own
Country"
"Religious Disunity - Its Political & Cultural Roots"
"Luba de Couriss" (Memorial)
"Georges Florovsky - Theologian"
"Bryant Ryall"
"Toward Church Unity"
"1917-18 in Russia"
"The Interest of the Moscow Patriarch in the Romanian Church"
"YMCA: Serving the Russian People"
Box 33:
MANUSCRIPT NOTES, 1926 - 1980
1926
1927
1930
1934
1940
1943-44
1943-48
1951, 1954-56
1961-64, 1967-69
1970-71, 1973, 1977
1978-80
REQUESTS, 1942, 1947, 1950-51, 1954-55, 1964-77, 1979
Request to Anderson for Information or Assistance, 1942, 1846, 1950-57, 1954-55.
Correspondence.
Requests, 1964-72
Requests, 1972-74
Requests for Information, 1974-79.
DIARIES AND DAILY NOTES, 1923-24, 1926-27, and 1954-64.
Diaries, 1923-24, 1926-27.

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Box 33: (continued)
Daily Notes and Schedules, 1954-64, 1954-57, 1958, 1959, 1960,1961, 1962, 1963,1964
NOTES FOR THE RECORD, 1964 - 1981
Anderson, Paul B., 1964-65.
Anderson, Paul B., 1965-66.
Notes for articles and addresses, notes taken at meetings, and mimeographed copy of 7
page article by Anderson entitled "An Interpretation of John Raleigh Mott: An
American Christian with World Horizons."
Anderson, Paul B., 1966-68.
Notes for articles and addresses and of meetings attended by Anderson.
Anderson, Paul B., 1968.
Notes for articles, reports and addresses and notes taken at meetings.
Anderson, Paul B., 1968-69.
Drafts of articles and book reviews, clippings of Anderson's published writings,
correspondence.
Anderson, Paul B., 1969-70.
Notes for articles and addresses, correspondence.
Anderson, Paul B., 1970-71.
Notes, drafts of articles and book reviews, clippings from newspapers and journals,
correspondence.
Anderson, Paul B., 1970-72.
Notes for articles and addresses.
Anderson, Paul B., 1970-73.
Notes for articles and addresses.
Anderson, Paul B., 1972-73.
Notes, articles, book review and correspondence.
Anderson, Paul B., 1974.
Notes for articles and addresses, correspondence, announcements and newspaper
clippings relating to appearances by Anderson.
Anderson, Paul B., 1975-77, 1981.
Notes for and drafts of articles, correspondence relating to Anderson's research and
publications and newspaper clippings.
Appointment Books, 1973-1984
1973, 1974, 1975
1976, 1977, 1978
1979, 1980, 1981
1982, 1983, 1984
MEMOIRS, 1976-85
Early Draft of Portions of Memoirs, 1976-77.
Founding of Russian Correspondence School, Berlin (1921)

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Box 33: (continued)
New assignment (1920), YMCA-Press, Draft Chapters.
Autobiography, ca. 1980.
History of YMCA-Press (1924-32), YMCA work.
Box 34:
Chapters 1-4, memoirs.
"My Entry Into Petrograd," "I See 'Lenin',"
"The Checka Kicks Me Out," "My Efforts at Reentering Petrograd."
"Church Fund" - draft of Book Chapter.
Chapters II-XII. Drafts.
Chapters IV-X. Drafts.
Misc. Notes.
Misc. Drafts and Notes.
Topics to Cover, 1977-79.
Early Drafts (handwritten).
Handwritten Drafts.
Misc. Documents (Photocopies - 3 folders).
Revised Complete Outline, 1979, 1982.
Chapter Outlines, 1980, 1981, and 1982.
Errata.
Precis - "Prophets, Patriarchs, Patriots."
Editor's Preface.
Preface, Forward, and Dedication.
Chapters I-VI, VIII-X, XII-XIV. Drafts and Notes. (15 folders).
Chapters XV-XXI
Drafts and Notes.
Box 35:
Chapters XXI-XXII and XXIV-XXX.
Drafts and Notes.
Exiles (handwritten draft).
Orthodox Monasteries/Orthodox Church.
World War II Activities.
(in YMCA and Churches/Europe).

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Box 35: (continued)
Prisoners of War and Civil Internees.
War Time Service in France During World War II.
Chronology - Alexandra Tolstoy-Met, Nicodim.
Nazis in Eastern Europe-1st draft.
Godless Movement vs. the Churches.
Return to Berlin, 1920.
Outline of Episodes/Sources.
Manuscript Rejections, 1981-83
Eerdman's, Studion, St. Vladimir.
No East or West Precis, Nov. 1982.
No East or West Transmittals, 1982-84.
No East or West - draft of each chapter with final corrections listed. (15 folders).
No East or West - final typescript (2 folders).
No East or West - two copies.
Donald Davis, Editorial Correspondence (8 folders), 1974-83.
Box 36: (Oversize 50-14)
Maps, World, Asia - Czechoslovakia
World, C.S. Hammond & Co., New York, 1939, 67x100
World, Natural Color, Jeppesen & Co., Denver, 1955, 43x78
World, American Map Co., New York, ca.1960, 79x119
Asia, Asia Journal of American Asiatic Association, New York, ca. 1912,
80x84
Far East, Daily Telegraph War Map No.7, London, 1941, 71x95 (1:11,700,000)
Far East War Map, Alexander Gross "Geographia", New York, 1941, 64x99
Manchuria, League of Nations Study Commission, Geneva, August 1932:
1. China & Japan, August 1932, 27x40 (1:16,000,000)
2. Manchuria Political Map, August 1932, 39x49 (1:4,000,000)
5. Manchuria Military Situation, 18 September 1931, 23x27
(1:5,000,000)
6. Mukden Incident, 18-19 September 1931, 21x25 (1:18,000)
7. Manchuria Military Situation, 30 September 1931, 23x27
(1:5,000,000)
9. Manchuria Military Situation, 1 May 1932, 23x27 (1:5,000,000)
10. Manchuria Military Situation, 20 August 1932 (1:5,000,000)
12. Shanghai Region, August 1932, 21x27 (1:180,000)
13 & 14. Routes of the Commission, August 1932, 23x43(2) (1:8,000,000)
16. Military Situation, 20 August 1932, 23x27
Manchuria, Relief, League of Nations Study Commission #4, 1932, 32x33
(1:6,000,000)
Manchuria, Military Situation 10 December 1931, League of Nations Study
Commission #8, 1932, 23x27 (1:5,000,000)

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China, Shanghai, January-March 1932 Sino-Japanese conflict, League of
Nations Study Commission #11, 1932, 24x39 (1:40,000)
Philippine Islands, Army Services Forces, New York, 1944, 85x116
Europe, War Areas, Carl Flemming, Berlin, ca.1915, 32x39 (1:14,000,000)
Europe, Central, Cartes Taride, Paris, 1925, 79x93 (4:200,000)
Europe, Political & Commercial Map of Central, L. Guilmin, Paris, ca.1925, 144x190
Europe, Major Railroads, SNCF, Paris, ca.1930, 29x37
Europe, Taride, Paris, ca.1939, 80x93 (4:200,000)
Central Europe, Languages, Dietrich Reimer, Berlin, 1937, 39x48 (1:4,250,000)
Europe, Carte Generale, Institut Geographique Kummerly & Frey, Berne, 1939, 89x104
(1:5,000,000)
Europe, Paul Sullivan's Raleigh War Map, Geographical Publishing, Chicago, 1940,
63x79
Europe, Deutscher Verlag, Berlin, 1940, 73x80 (1:6,000,000)
Europe, American Map Co., New York, 1945, 68x100 (1:6,650,000)
Europe, "Paul B. Anderson Trip to Tashkent," Sarah Marquis Travel Serving New York,
ca.1965, 24x35
Czechoslovakia, Ethnic minorities, V. Neubert, Prague, 1938, 42x91
Czechoslovakia, Nationalities (ethnic) population, Klosz, Budapest, 1938, 18x32
(1:1,000,000)
Slovakia, Magyar Ethnic minorities, 1938, 21x46
Box 37: (Oversize 50-14)
Maps, Germany - Yugoslavia
Germany, Political Divisions & NSDAP boundaries, Ravenstein, Frankfurt/
Main, 1939, 65x72 (1:2,000,000)
Germany, Grossdeutsches Reich, Deutscher Verlag, Berlin, 1939, 55x69
Germany, Grossdeutsches Reich & Polen, Deutscher Verlag, Berlin, 1939,
42x77 (1:2,000,000)
Latvia, Schnakenburg, Riga, 1920, 76x114 (1:420,000)
Lithuania, L. Friederichsen, Hamburg, 1920, 56x71 (1:750,000)
Poland, Bernarda Polonieckiego, Livow, 1921, 78x80 (1:1,150,000)
Poland, Polska in Three Partitions as in 1770, J.M. Bazewicza, Warsaw,
1920, 60x83 (1:2,000,000)
Poland in 1770, J.M. Bazewicza, Warsaw, ca.1925, 48x68 (1:2,500,000)
Rumania, Unirea, Brasov, ca.1930, 27x36 (1:2,250,000)
Turkey, Yeni Turkiye Cumhuriyeti Maritasi, 1946, 55x83 (1:2,000,000)
Russia, Northern Asia with railroads, C.S. Hammond, New York, 1914, 27x44
Russia, Das Neue Russland, Flemming, Berlin, 1920, 63x81 (1:5,000,000)
Baltic Lands, Baltenlandes (Estland, Kurland, Livland), Flemming, Berlin, ca.1917,
63x79 (1:725,000)
Moscow, Moscov, Le Schéma Illustre, Moshovski Rabotchi, Moscow, 1966,
66x73
Russia's Ukraine, Time, New York, 1943, 81x110
Uzbek, Soviet Socialist Republic, Moscow, 1960, 66x99 (1:1,500,000)
Yugoslavia, Ethnic Populations, G. Ruzicic, Belgrade, 1939, 43x51 (1:1,500,000)
Box 38:
NCC/WCC Ecumenical Program Files, acquired May 17, 2005 from Bruce Rigdon of
Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan
Adeney, Walter, “The Greek and Eastern Churches,” Outline by Edwin Espy, August 1961
Fifth All-Christian Peace Assembly, Prague June 22-27, 1978
American Bible Society, Correspondence and Reports, 1968
Armenian Church

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Box 38: (continued)
Armenian Catholics Visit the United States, 1960
Armenian Church’s Application for the NCC, 1969
Armenian Church Newsletter, Correspondence, 1964-65
US-USSR Consultation on Arms Control, St. Louis October 3-7, 1969
Arms of Friendship, Inc. Charles L. Bolte, Chairmen, 1963
Autocephaly
“Autocephaly - An Analysis for the Non-Orthodox” by P.B. Anderson, 1970
“The Bearing of Autocephaly on Interchurch Relations” by P.B. Anderson, 1970
Autocephaly - News clippings and Articles, 1967-71
“Autocephaly - Past and Present” by P.B. Anderson, 1971
Synod of Bishops (Russian Orthodox) on Autocephaly, 1970
Baptism: Welcome and Promise Sourcebook, 1979
Book Exchanges with the USSR, 1963
Booklets on the USSR and the Protestant Church, 1962-64
Buddhist Rebellion and Protest News clippings, 1963
Bulgaria - News clippings, correspondence, certificate of incorporation, amendment resolution,
1969-70
Church Bulletins and Newsletters (various churches), 1963-64
National Conference of Catholic Bishops Report, 1969
Old Catholic Congress and Pan-Orthodox Synod, 1961
“Ecumenical Christianity in the USA” by Samuel McCrea Cavert, Presented at Conference with
Russian Delegation at Seabury House March 8, 1963
Center for the Study of Religion and Communism, London, 1961-71
China - policy statements, program reports and correspondence (NCC), 1968-71
Christian Ministry in National Parks, Policy Statement on Commercial Religious Broadcasting,
NCC Outlook Magazine, 1956
Christians for Peace and Justice Contribution of the Christian Peace Conference, 1983
Christian Peace Conference, 1969-1984
Correspondence and Press Releases, 1969-70
Meetings, Reports, and Working Committee Minutes, October 17, 1983
Meetings, Reports, and Working Committee Minutes, 1978, 1981-82, 1984
Meetings, Reports, and Working Committee Minutes, March 28, 1981
Christian Social Association Information Bulletin: Polish Church, 1979
Church of England - Council on Foreign Relations, 1969
Conference of Representatives of All Religions in USSR for Cooperation and Peace Among
Nations, Zagorsk, St. George, and Trinity Monastery, July 1, 1969
Correspondence (P.B. Anderson)
Alexeev, V., 1968
Rev. Athenagoras I, 1968-70
“B” Correspondence, 1969-70
Bergendoff, Dr. Conrad, “Contemporary Theological Trends in the Churches of the
USA,” 1962
Bird, Thomas, 1970
Bladen, Ashby E. - United Church of Christ, 1962
Blake, Dr. Eugene Carson - Central Committee of the WCC and United Presbyterian
Church, 1961-62
Calian, Dr., 1968
Cosmides, Angelo, 1968
Czap, Ivan, 1968-69
“D” Correspondence, 1968
Day, Professor George M., 1952-58
Eschbach, The Reverend Carl B. - Fairview Evangelical United Brethren Church, 1962
Espy, R.H. Edwin, 1968-70
“F” Correspondence, 1968
Fletcher, Dr. William C., 1968-69

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Box 39:
Gifts correspondence, R.H.E. Espy to P.B. Anderson, December 31, 1973
Grabbe, Rev. Archimandrite Anthony (Russia), 1971-72
“H” Correspondence, 1968-69
Hondras, Rev. John N. - St. Andrew’s Greek Orthodox Church, 1962
Hruby, Rev. Blahoslav (to R.H.E. Espy), 1968
Archbishop John of San Francisco, 1963-64
“K” Correspondence, 1969-70
Kavlins, Rev. A - Latvian Church, Riga, Latvian USSR, 1963
Kornienko, Georgi, 1962
Lowrie, Dr. Donald A. (and articles by Lowrie), 1955-61
Lutov, Paul T., 1968-69
Meyendorff, Rev. John, 1968
Miller, J. Irwin (and academic papers), 1962-63
Nelson, Claud D. (Religious News Services Press Releases), 1953-61
Parlin, Charles C., 1961-62
Pungar, Joseph, 1972
Raines, Bishop Richard C. (“Toward Understanding American Missionary Objectives),
1962
Roberts, Donald V. Protestant Chaplain, Russia, 1960-63
Romanian Churches, 1970
Ross, Rev. Roy G., 1962
Row, W. Harold - Church of the Brethren, 1968-70
Russian Orthodox Church, Exarchate, 1967-70
Russian Orthodox Church - Metropolitan (Ireney) Orthodox Church in America, 1968-70
“S” Correspondence (and Syndesmos newsletter), 1968-70
Schmemann, Rev. Alexander, 1969
Shaw, Bishop Herbert Bell - African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Wilmington,
North Carolina, 1962-63
U.S. Government State Department, 1969
Stoner, James, 1968-71
Tuller, Dr. Edwin H., 1962
Valliere, Paul, 1969-70
Van Kirk, Dr. Walter (1956 Delegate), 1955-57
“W” Correspondence, 1968
West, Dr. Charles C. (and academic papers), 1962
X-Z Correspondence, 1968-70
Zahirnic, Dr. Constantin, 1969-71
Cunningham, Fred B. “Annotated Bibliography of Spirituality in the Reformed Tradition,”
October 5, 1980
Czechoslovakia, 1968-1972
Ecumenical Information Sheet, 1971
Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia (NCC resolution and News clippings), 1968
Travel Maps, 1972
Delegations Sponsored by the NCC (NOTE: arranged chronologically, then alphabetically)
1956 (Delegation to the USSR)
Correspondence, American Churchmen Visit the Soviet Union– Who Went and
What was Achieved Booklet, 1956
“Churchmen Visit Russia” by P.B. Anderson, The Christian Century, April 18,
1956
News clippings and papers from the Assembly of Captive European Nations,
1955-56
Newspaper Accounts (Russian), photograph of P.B. Anderson, 1956
Press Releases, 1956, 1962
1962 (Delegation to the USA)

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Articles by Members of the NCC Delegation to the USSR, 1962
Biographical Information on Russian Delegates at the Conference with the NCC
Delegation, August-September 1962
Budget Correspondence for Russian Churchmen Visit, 1962-63
Correspondence (3 Folders), 1962
Correspondence and Thank You Letters, 1962
Documents about the NCC Given to the Russian Delegates, 1962
“Freedom” by Bishop Pike (Delegation Comments) The Churchmen, April, 1962
Information Bulletin to Delegation from USSR, October 15, 1962
Interpreter (Constantine Kallaur), 1962
Joint Statement Concerning the Delegation (NCC), Fact Sheet of Protestant
Leaders Returning from Russia (NCC), 1962
Memos (Duplicates) NCC Delegation to the USSR, 1962
Newspaper and Magazine Articles about Delegation to Russia, 1962
Notes on Discussions, P.B. Anderson September 14-15, 1962
Proposed Visit (Correspondence) for the Orthodox Delegation, November 1962
Statement on the Question of Continuing the Exchanges between the NCC and
the Russian Orthodox Church, by Alexei Buyevsky, 1962
Topics for Papers and Comments Exchanged by Delegates, 1962
Travel Service Provider (Sarah Marquis), 1962-63
1963 (Delegation to the USA)
Aides and Interpreters for the Russian Delegation to the US, 1963
Guidelines Concerning Arrangements for the Visit of Churchmen from the Soviet
Union, February 27-March 21, 1963
Russian Delegation Biographies, 1963
Budget for the Russian Churchmen Delegation February 27, 1963
“Comments on Inquiries and Criticisms” by P.B. Anderson March 27, 1963
Correspondence Concerning the Trip of the Soviet Churchmen to New York City
(Edwin Kennedy, Edwin Espy and P.B. Anderson), 1963
Critics of the 1963 Delegation and their Replies (including the Carl McIntyre
Protest), 1963
Delegation Dinner, March 18, 1963
Distribution of Bishop Raines’ Article “Russia in Paradox,” 1963
Escorts, Members and Travel Schedules for Russian Delegates February 27-
March 8, 1963
Itinerary, Travel Arrangements and Programs for Russian Delegates, 1963
Mailleux, Paul S.J. Fordham University (Thank you letter) P.B. Anderson, 1963
Orthodox Delegation Members’ Reaction (3 documents in Russian), 1963
News Releases and “Carl McIntyre and the American and International Councils
of Churches,” 1963
Preparations for the Orthodox Delegation Visit, Travel Schedules, Biographies
and articles (2 Folders), 1963
Press Information and News Releases Concerning the Russian Delegation, 1963
Orthodox Delegation Program Regrets, 1963
Religious News Services Releases about the Russian Delegation, 1963
Seabury Program- Visit of Churchmen from the Soviet Union, New York, NCC
Meeting Minutes, March 15-21, 1963
Seabury House Program Participants, Greenwich, Connecticut, March 8-9, 1963
Box 40:
“Sowing Dissension in the Churches” (attacks on Church leadership) Statement
by Archbishop Nikodim of the USSR Delegation, 1963
State Department Delegates and Correspondence, 1963
Voronaeff, Paul A. article in “Christian Economics” regarding the USSR
delegation visit, August 6, 1963
Dissident Russian Baptist Torture Documentation, 1967-68 (2 Folders)

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Eastern Catholic Ritual Traditions, One Faith, One Church, One Spirit, Pamphlet 1998
Relations with Eastern Orthodox Churches, 1968-73
“Ecumenical Movement and the Russian Orthodox Church” by P.B. Anderson (including other
P.B. Anderson papers), 1967
EPISKEPSIS Bulletin (in French; incomplete run)
1970
March 2, #2
June 30, #10
July 14, #11
August 18, #12
September 1, #13
September 15, #14
September 29, #15
October 13, #16
October 27, #17
December 8, #20
December 22, #21
1971
February 9, #24
February 23, #25
March 9, #26
March 23, #27
April 27, #29
May 11, #30
May 25, #31
June 22, #33
July 20, #35
August 3, #36
September 21, #38
October 19, #40
November 2, #41
December 14, #44
December 28, #45
1972
February 1, #47
February 29, #49
November 14, #65
December 12, 1967
1973
January 16, #69
February 13, #71
March 13, #73
March 27, #74
April 10, #75
August 22, #82
August 26, Special Edition
September 4, #83
September 18, #84
October 2, #85
October 16, #86
October 30, #87
November 10, #88
November 27, #89
December 11, #90
December 25, #91
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Box 40: (continued)
1974
January 8, #92
February 5, #94
Espy R. H.E., Edwin Trip to Near East- Schedules, Itineraries, and Correspondence, 1962
Estonian Evangelical Lutheran Church- Archbishop J. Kiivit, Tallinn, Estonian SSR USSR, 1963
Ethiopian Church News clippings, 1968
Explanatory Note on the Document Addressed to the Orthodox Patriarcs, by P.B. Anderson
October 18, 1963
French Orthodox Church Monastery Problems (documents in French), including photographs,
1967
Germany, Union Pressedienst Booklet and Information en aus der Orthodoxen Kirche, 1967-69
Gibbons, Ray “Church and Society” (Princeton Seminary) March 12, 1963
Gifford, Carolyn “The Idea of the Holy Spirit in Orthodox Christianity,” Northwestern
University, December 22, 1972
The Greek Orthodox Church 20 th Congress and New Constitution, 1969-70
Greek Theological Delegation to Moscow, 1961-62
Gregg International Publishers Limited- New Religious Titles, 1968
“Ministry in the Perspective of the Reformed Tradition” by James M. Gustafson, September 4,
1979
Hebly, Dr. J.A. “A Summary of Evangelical Christians and Baptists in Russia,” news clippings
and press releases, 1971-74
Herman, Dr. Stewart W. “Christian Responsibility and International Affairs” (Seabury), March
9, 1963
Remainder of the Herman Paper (in Russian, pages 7-10)
Human Rights
Human Rights/Religious Freedom, 1968-70
Human Rights Embassy (News clippings, Blake Report), 1968-69
News clippings on the Human Rights Debate and International Human Rights Offenses,
1970
A Policy Statement of the NCC on Human Rights, NCC meeting minutes and
correspondence, 1968-70
United Nations Economic and Social Council Commission on Human Rights,
Subcommission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities
Reports, January 23, 1967
IDOC Documentation Communication Project “The Church and Revolution: Portugal” Issue No.
1, 1975
Implications of the Entry of the Moscow Patriarchate into the WCC, 1962
Income of Eastern Churches, 1964
Institute for the Study of Russia, 1962
Jerusalem, Bethany School (Archpriest Grabbe), 1969-71
Kiror Document (in Russian), 1968
The Russian Language According to Lomonosov, 1962
Maguire, John David “Gods, Questions, Worshipers and the University: The Inaugural
Swarthmore College Lecture on Religion and Higher Education” Old Westbury, New
York September 26, 1980
McCormick Theological Seminary Traveling Seminar
Evaluation of Traveling Seminar to Romania, United Presbyterian A.D. Magazine, 1980-
1982
Trip to Poland, 1981-82
Pre-Trip Questionnaires, Applications and Forms, 1980
Trip to Romania and Hungary, Finances, 1980
Seminar Script, 1980
Post-Trip (Romania), 1980
A Middle East Study Action Packet (Presbyterian Church of the USA), 1984-86
Mitzkevitch, Arthur, Academic Papers “The Church and Society,” “The Church and Peace,” and
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Model for Research on Christian Attitudes toward War and Peace, List of Topics
Moscow Chaplaincy Committee Meeting Minutes, 1972
Moscow News “Appeal to the Soviet People,” November 5, 1967
Moscow Peace Congress, 1962
Moscow Press Conference (Tape and Transcript), June 1984
NCC Members Trips to Moscow (P.B. Anderson and R.H.E. Espy), 1973
Moslems in the USSR “The Soviet’s One-in-Ten” by James Critchlow, 1968
National Council of Churches
4 th Annual Report to the General Board of the NCC from the Department of Faith and
Order entitled “Crisis and Promise in the Ecumenical Movement,” 1969
Committee on Constituents, Russian Application for Membership in the NCC, 1964
Box 41:
Committee on Relations with Churches of the Soviet Union, Travel Arrangements for
P.B. Anderson in Russia, 1961
Committee on Relations with Churches of the Soviet Union, Correspondence and News
clippings about the Russian Delegation, 1963
Committee on Relations with Churches of the Soviet Union, Publicity on Russian
Delegation and “Union Seminary Quarterly Review,” 1963
Policy on Communist Controlled Areas, 1961-68
Constituent Membership, 1967-71
Constitution and Proposed Changes, 1970-72
Correspondence of the NCC
United States Government, 1962-63
Policy Statements and Resolutions, 1968-71
Between WCC and NCC, 1963-64, Minutes of the Joint Commission in
Cooperation with Eastern and Old Catholic Churches, 1962
Russian Orthodox Church, 1969-73, P.B. Anderson’s Report on Visit to
Orthodox Churches, April 28-May 31, 1970
Deputation to Religious Leaders in the USSR, Briefing Session and Proposed Questions,
March 1956
Division of Overseas Ministries, 1968-71
Exchange of Academic Papers (some in Russian), 1974
“How Can the NCC Play an Appropriate Part in USA-USSR Relationships?” by P.B.
Anderson, March 15, 1962
International Affairs Commission, 1964-66
Joint Committee on Ecumenical Relations (JCER), 1969-70
Mailroom Instructions, 1973
Member Lists and Correspondence, 1968-71
“Orthodox Project,” 1962-68
Orthodox Relationships, Meeting Minutes and Correspondence, 1967-71
Project Proposal for Relations with Eastern Churches and Meeting Minutes of the
Committee on Orthodox Relationships, 1968
Public Schools and the NCC and the Greek Orthodox Church Revolts, 1962-63
Relations with Eastern Orthodoxy, The 5th Dartmouth Conference, 1969
Requests for Orthodox Representatives, 1964
Restructuring of the NCC- A Proposal by the General Board to the 9 th General Assembly,
December 3, 1972, NCC Ministries and the Communist World-
Division of Overseas Ministries, 1968
Study of Russia, 1969-73
Travel and Supply Memorandums (P.B. Anderson), 1968
Novosti Press Agency Articles (regarding Eugene Blake and Vietnam), 1968
Orthodox (Greek and Armenian) Church, 1961-65
Orthodox (Russian) Church, 1958-1971
Orthodox-Anglican Consultation Fourth Meeting, April 15-16, 1964
“A Bridge Built by Dialogue” Pamphlet, 1968
Bulletin of Orthodox Christian Education, Russian Newsletter (in Russian), 1958-60

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Orthodox-Catholic Relations, Meeting of the Pope and the Patriarch, 1964
Orthodox Churches in America (Lists, Addresses), 1970
Correspondence on a Meeting with the Orthodox, 1963
Fry, Rev. Franklin Clark, Announcement of the Russian Orthodox Church’s Application
to the WCC, 1961
Orthodox Fund-raising, 1964
Moscow, 50 th Anniversary of the Re-establishment of the Patriarchate in the Russian
Orthodox Church, 1968-71
Orientation Materials, Itinerary and Schedules for Orthodoxy Seminars, 1973
Palestinian/Israeli Conflict, FATEH Palestinian Newspaper, 1971
Papers Read, “The Churches and the United Nations,” “Peace in the World-translated,” “The
Church, the Ministers and the members of the Church,” “Christian Responsibility and
International Affairs,” 1963
Parish Life in the United States, Adams/Anderson (Princeton) March 12, 1963
Authentic Document Detailing Religious Persecution in the USSR, 1962-64
Pflaum Press
“The Position of Religion in the Soviet Union– An Analysis” by P.B. Anderson
Presbyterian-Orthodox Dialogue (Orthodox and Reformed Churches Consultation) Minutes of
the Second Annual Meeting April 18-19, 1969
Report on a Consultation at Princeton, N.J. October 8-9, 1963
Protest Documents and Petitions on Religious Persecution in the USSR and the Siberian
Christians Torture Issue, 1963-64 [Legal Size]
Box 42:
Protestant Ministry in Moscow (meeting minutes and correspondence), 1984
Public Relations- Memos, News clippings and Correspondence, 1963
Publications on Orthodoxy of Interest to the NCC, 1965
PUT’ (The Way), Almanac Published by Russian Orthodox Church in America, 1984
Religion und Atheismus in der USSR (in German), 1969
Religion in the USSR (News clippings and Correspondence), 1962-63
Religion and Jews in the USSR, 1967-71
Religion in Communist Dominated Areas (RCDA)
Current References, December 1969
Latvian Church Burned Out (RCDA Subscription Request), 1969
RCDA Magazines (Vol. XIX, Nos. 7, 8, 9; 1980 and Vol. XXII Nos. 1-6; 1983) and
correspondence, 1980-84
News clippings, 1972
Transition Committee Meeting Minutes, 1971-72
Requests for Information and Publications, (RCDA and WCC), 1968-71
Study of Russia- Lowhie group, 1964
Scaife, Bishop Lauriston L. and the Eastern Churches, 1968-69
Academic Articles on Scientific World Outlook and Atheistic Indoctrination, 1929-50
Serbian Orthodox Church
Serbian Orthodox Diocese Constitution, 1939, 1957, 1968
Serbian Church Correspondence and Lawsuit (Serbian Eastern Orthodox Diocese for
United States and Canada vs. Firmilian Ocokoljich and Reverend Bishop
Ocokoljich vs. Dionisije Milovojevich), 1964
Fighting Among Bishops and Dioceses, 1967-68
Legal Matters and Court Documents, 1968-72
Serbian Orthodox Church in North America, 1963-68
Official News Digest of the Serbian Orthodox Church in the United States and Canada,
1968-70
Siberian Christians Issue, January 3, 1963
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr Book Reviews, and News clippings about “August, 1914,” 1972
Reception for the Soviet/UN Mission, March 16, 1963
Plight of Soviet Jews, 1968-71

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Soviet Orientation Materials, 1984
Soviet Tensions and Disarmament News clippings, Preparations for the World Assembly for
Peace, 1954-56
St. Sergius Institute in Paris, 1968
St. Vladimir’s Seminary Thirtieth Anniversary Jubilee Pamphlet, 1968
Syrian Orthodox Church- Divorce Record, Sharib versus Sharib, 1968
Treaty of 1867 (between USA and Russian Governments) regarding the Sale of Alaska, Rev.
Paul Lutow, Washington D.C., 1963
Ukraine- News clippings, Correspondence and Pledge Drive, 1969-71
USSR Visit, Notes and Policy (R.H.E. Espy, Dr. Blake and P.B. Anderson trip to USSR), 1961
First Session of the Second Vatican Council- Reports and News clippings, 1963
Russian Orthodox Delegates to the Second Vatican Council, Religious News Service Press
Releases, November 26, 1963
“What’s New” Bulletin- Campaign Directed Against Bishop Valerian, January 1974
Women’s Pilgrimage to the Vatican, April 8, 1963
Policy Statement of the NCC on the Status of Women, 1962
World Assembly for Peace and Life Brochure, “Praha” 1983
World Council of Churches (WCC), 1962-1971
Current Developments in the Eastern European Churches Bulletin, 1967
Entry of Moscow Patriarchate into the World Council of Churches by P.B. Anderson,
February 12, 1962
Press Releases and Correspondence, 1968-1971
Press Releases- Soviet Occupation of Czechoslovakia, 1968
Relations between Soviet and American Youth, Committee of Youth Organizations of the USSR,
1962