Finding aid of the Michael A. Lombardi and Paul J. Nash
Papers
Michael P. Palmer
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Finding aid of the Michael A. Lombardi and Paul J. Nash
Papers
Collection number: Coll2008-011
ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives
Los Angeles,
California
- Processed by:
- Michael P. Palmer
- Date Completed:
- December 6, 2008
- Encoded by:
- Michael P. Palmer
© 2008 ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives. All rights reserved.
Processing this collection has been funded by a generous grant
from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission.
Descriptive Summary
Title: Michael A. Lombardi and Paul J. Nash
papers
Dates: 1731-2001.
Bulk Dates: 1975-1987.
Collection number: Coll2008-011
Creator:
Lombardi, Michael A., 1947-
Creator:
Nash, Paul J., 1934-
Collection Size: 13 records boxes + 5 archive
cartons + 4 archive half-cartons + 1 archive shoebox + 3 oversize
boxes. 20 linear feet.
Repository:
ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives.
Los Angeles, California 90007
Abstract: Writings, publications, correspondence,
photocopies, manuscripts, notes, photographs, programs, ephemera, and other
material documenting the lives and intellectual interests of partners and gay
rights activists Michael Lombardi and Paul Nash. The materials relate in
particular to their mutual interest in pioneer German gay activist Karl
Heinrich Ulrichs, whose works Lombardi has translated. The collection also
documents Nash's work as a newspaper journalist and editor, first at the
Los Angles Collegian and later at the gay
newspaper
Update. Subject and chronological files
demonstrate the range of their interests and their involvement in the GLBT
community in Southern California and its struggle for legal and social
recognition.
Languages: Languages represented
in the collection: English
German French Italian
Access
The collection is open to researchers. There are no access
restrictions.
Publication Rights
Researchers wishing to publish materials must obtain permission in
writing from ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives as the physical owner.
Researchers must also obtain clearance from the holder(s) of any copyrights in
the materials. Note that ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives can grant
copyright clearance only for those materials for which we hold the copyright.
It is the responsibility of the researcher to obtain copyright clearance for
all other materials directly from the copyright holder(s).
Preferred Citation
Box #, folder #, Michael A. Lombardi and Paul J. Nash papers,
Coll2008-011, ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives, Los Angeles,
California.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Michael A. Lombardi and Paul J. Nash, 1998.
Processing Information
Formerly boxes 103-88, 103-166, 103-167, 103-171 through 103-178,
104-125, and 104-129. Collection processed by Michael P. Palmer,
October-December, 2008.
Processing this collection has been funded
by a generous grant from the National Historical Publications and Records
Commission.
Biography
Michael Anthony Lombardi was born in Hawick, Scotland, on August 11,
1947, the son of Antonio and Clementina (Morelli) Lombardi. He was raised in an
Italian colony in Dublin, Ireland, and immigrated to the United States with his
family in 1959. He received his primary and secondary education in Catholic and
public schools in Lynwood, California. He interrupted his high school studies
in Los Angeles and joined the U.S. Army in 1966, where he received his high
school equivalency diploma. After completing his tour of duty, he received his
A.A. degree from Compton Junior College, and entered the University of
California Los Angeles (UCLA), where he graduated with a B.A. in German in
1973. He then entered the UCLA graduate program in German, spending his second
year of graduate study at the Gesamthochschule Essen. He became a candidate for
the M.A. in 1977, but did not take the degree. In 1983, he resumed graduate
study at the ONE Institute for Homophile Studies Graduate School, earning an
M.A. and Ph.D. in Homophile Studies in 1984 and 1986, respectively.
Lombardi first became acquainted with the writings of Karl Heinrich
Ulrichs (1825-1895), the pioneering German theorist and activist for the legal
and social rights of homosexuals, in 1977. From 1979 onwards he translated
Ulrichs' works, which he and Paul Nash, his partner since 1972, published
privately as "Urania Manuscripts". In 1990, he was approached by Vern Bullough,
general editor of Prometheus Books' series on human sexuality, to translate the
works of Magnus Hirschfeld. His translation of Hirschfeld's
Die Transvestiten (1910) appeared in 1991,
and of Hirschfeld's
Die Homosexualität des Mannes und des Weibes
(1914) in 2000. He has also published a translation of Ernest Borneman's
Das Geschlechtsleben des Kindes (1985).
Paul Nash was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, on February 20, 1934.
After graduating from highschool, he spent two years in the U.S. Navy, after
which he attended college. In 1962, he moved to Los Angeles, where he was
employed in hospital administration and where he met Michael Lombardi, who
became his partner in 1972. During the 1970s Nash and Lombardi became
increasingly active in civil and gay rights. In 1975, Nash entered Los Angeles
City College to study writing, and became involved in newspaper journalism. He
served as Executive Editor of the
Los Angeles Collegian in 1978. From 1980 to
1983 he was also Los Angeles City Editor of
Update, a gay newspaper serving San Diego
and Los Angeles. He was editor and principal financial supporter of "Urania
Manuscripts", which he and Lombardi founded to privately publish the latter's
translations of the works of Ulrichs and other European writers on
homosexuality. The couple also runs the Karl Heinrich Ulrichs website at
http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/celebration2000/ , which
serves as a clearing house for current information on the study of Ulrichs and
his contribution to the GLBT movement.
In 1988, Michael Lombardi and Paul Nash moved from Los Angeles to
Jacksonville, Florida, where they currently reside.
Sources:
Michael A. Lombardi and Paul J. Nash Papers, Coll2008-011, ONE National
Gay & Lesbian Archives, Los Angeles
Scope and Content of Collection
The collection consists of writings, publications, correspondence,
photocopies, manuscripts, notes, photographs, programs, ephemera, and other
material documenting the lives and intellectual interests of partners and gay
rights activists Michael Lombardi and Paul Nash. The materials relate in
particular to their mutual interest in pioneer German gay activist Karl
Heinrich Ulrichs, whose works Lombardi has translated. The collection also
documents Nash's work as a newspaper journalist and editor, first at the
Los Angles Collegian and later at the gay
newspaper
Update. Subject and chronological files
demonstrate the range of their interests and their involvement in the GLBT
community in Southern California and its struggle for legal and social
recognition. The collection is arranged in eight series: (1) Michael A.
Lombardi, (2) Paul J. Nash, (3) Karl Heinrich Ulrichs website, (4) Subject and
Chronological Files, (5) Publications, (6) Photographs, (7) Audio, and (8)
Ephemera and Memorabilia.
Indexing Terms
The following terms have been used to index the description of this
collection in the library's online public access catalog.
Biography
Gay rights--Germany
Gay rights--United States
Gays--Biography
Hermann-Pintus, Lore
Hirschfeld, Magnus,
1868-1935
Homosexuality--Germany--History
Homosexuality--Netherlands--History
Homosexuality--Political
aspects--California--Los Angeles
Homosexuality--Social
aspects--California--Los Angeles
Jews--Persecutions
Journalism
Pintus, Liesel
Reporters and reporting
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich,
1825-1895
Separated Material
Update, issues 48-75 (January 9,
1981-January 29, 1982), and
The West Hollywood Paper, vol. 1, no. 12
(November 7-14, 1985), removed to ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives
Periodicals Collection, December 1, 2008.
Collection Contents
Box 1 :
1-47 ; 2 : 1-39 ; 3 : 1-37 ; 4 : 1-33 ; 5 : 1-7 ; 6 : 1-2 ; 22 : 1 ; 23 ; 26 :
1 (Oversize)
Series 1.
Michael A. Lombardi
1731-2000;
1864-1982
Physical Description: 6.1 linear feet.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series contains the writings, correspondence, academic and
teaching, and personal papers of Michael Lombardi. The bulk of the materials
consists of Lombardi's writings, in particular his translations of the works of
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs and Magnus Hirschfeld. The series also includes papers,
photocopies, notes and other materials relating to Lombardi's studies of the
treatment of homosexuals in German society and literature, and extensive
correspondence with other researchers on the subject both in the United States
and in Europe.
Box 1 :
1-47 ; 2 : 1-39 ; 3 : 1-33
Subseries 1.1.
Writings
1731-2000;
1864-1982
Physical Description: 3.7 linear feet.
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
This subseries consists of Lombardi's writings. The bulk of the
materials consists of Lombardi's translations of the works of the pioneer
German gay civil rights activist Karl Heinrich Ulrichs; Lombardi also wrote his
ONE Institute of Homophile Studies Ph.D. dissertation, as well as several
articles and screenplays, on the Ulrichs' works. He also translated several
other works on the history of homosexuals in the Germany and the Netherlands,
and the writings of Jewish Holocaust survivors Liesel and Lore-Hermann Pintus.
All these translations were originally self-published under the imprint "Urania
MSS". His later translations, of Magnus Hirschfeld's
Die Transvestiten (1910) and
Die Homosexualität des Mannes und des
Weibes
(1914), and of Ernest Borneman's
Das Geschlechtsleben des Kindes
(1985), were published by Prometheus Books, which also issued
The Riddle of "Man-Manly" Love,
Lombardi's translation of Ulrichs' collected
Forschungen über das Rätsel der mannmännlichen
Liebe
, the individual volumes of which had originally appeared under
the "Urania MSS" imprint. The materials consist of photocopies of the original
works, completed typescript translations, manuscript translations, notes, and
other work papers. The subseries is arranged in six subsubseries: (1) Karl
Heinrich Ulrichs, (2) Magnus Hirschfeld, (3) Liesel Pintus and Lore
Hermann-Pintus, (4) Urania MSS, (5) Other Writings, and (6) Reviews and
Royalties.
Box 1 : 1-47 ; 2 : 1-27
Subsubseries 1.1.1.
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
1864-2000
Physical Description: 2.2 linear feet.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
The German lawyer and scholar Karl Heinrich Ulrichs (1825-1895)
was an early theorist and activist for the legal and social rights of
homosexuals, and is often called "the grandfather of gay liberation". This
subssubseries consists of Lombardi's translations of Ulrichs' writings and
other materials on Ulrichs by Lombardi. It is arranged in five sections: (A)
Ulrichs' texts and Lombardi's translations; (B) Lombardi's doctoral
dissertation, based on Ulrichs' writings; (C) Lombardi's screenplays relating
to Ulrichs; (D) other writings by Lombardi on Ulrichs; and (E) miscellanea. The
texts and translations are arranged alphabetically by the original title of
each work; the papers include photocopies of the original publication,
typescripts, drafts, and notes. The dissertation files consist of several
drafts of Lombardi's dissertation. The screenplays files contain screenplays by
Lombardi on Ulrichs' life and of his work
Raging Sword (
Gladius furens), as well as notes
and other materials from a class on screenwriting that Lombardi attended.
Lombardi's other writings on Ulrichs include articles, speeches, presentations,
and several drafts of a biography/chronology. The miscellaneous materials
consist of drawings and other images of Ulrichs, and notes and other materials
that could not be assigned to a single work.
A.
Texts and Translations
Box 1 : 47
Lombardi, Michael A.
Research on Homosexuality in
Nineteenth Century Germany
1977
Scope and Content Note
Contains translations of Karl Heinrich Ulrichs,
Gladius furens and
Vier Briefe.
Box 11
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Alaudae
1889-1892
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 2
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Apicula latina; Lateinische
Studentenlieder
1880
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 3
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Ara spei; Moralphilosophische und
sozialphilosophie Studien über mannmännliche Liebe
1865
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 4-6
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Araxes; Ruf nach Befreiung der
Urnungsnatur vom Stafgesetz
1870
Box 1 : 4
Photocopy of original publication
1870
Box 1 : 5
Araxes; A Call to Free the nature of
the Urning from Penal Law
. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi
1981
Box 1 : 6
Araxes; A Call to Free the nature of
the Urning from Penal Law
. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi. Draft
manuscript
1981
Box 1 : 7
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Argonauticus; Zastrow und die Urnige
des pietistischen, ultramontanen und freidenkenden Lagers
1869
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 8
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Auf Bienchens
Flügeln
1875
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 9
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Critische Pfeile. Denkschrift über die
Bestrafung der Urnungsliebe
1886
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 10-12
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Cupressi; Carmina in memoriam Ludovici
II. Regis Bavariae
1887
Box 1 : 10
Photocopy of original publication
1887
Box 1 : 11
A Casket of Cypress Wood; Lyric
Poems in Memory of Ludwig II., King of Bavaria
. Trans. Michael A.
Lombardi
1983
Box 1 : 12
A Casket of Cypress Wood; Lyric
Poems in Memory of Ludwig II., King of Bavaria
. Trans. Michael A.
Lombardi-Nash
1984
Box 1 : 13-15
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Formatrix; Anthropologische Studien
über mannmännliche Liebe
1865
Box 1 : 13
Photocopy of original publication
1865
Box 1 : 14
Formatrix. Trans. Michael A.
Lombardi
1980
Box 1 : 15
Formatrix. Trans. Michael A.
Lombardi. Draft manuscript
1980
Box 1 : 16-22
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Gladius furens; Das Naturräthsel der
Urnungsliebe und der Irrthum als Gesetzgeber
1868
Box 1 : 16
Annotated photocopy of original
publication
1868
Box 1 : 17
Raging Sword. Trans. Michael
A. Lombardi
1977
Box 1 : 18
Raging Sword. Trans. Michael
A. Lombardi. Old master
1977
Box 1 : 19
Raging Sword. Trans. Michael
A. Lombardi. Master
1977
Box 1 : 20
Raging Sword. Trans. Michael
A. Lombardi. Binder
1978
Box 1 : 21
Raging Sword. Trans. Michael
A. Lombardi. Alternative pages
1977
Box 1 : 22
Raging Sword. Trans. Michael
A. Lombardi. Publication markup
1977
Box 1 : 23-24
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Inclusa; Anthopologische Studien über
mannmännliche Geschlechtsliebe
1864
Box 1 : 23
Photocopy of original publication
1864
Box 1 : 24
Inclusa; Anthropological Studies on
Sexual Love Between Men
. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi
1979
Box 1 : 25
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Incubus; Urnungsliebe und
Blutgier
1869
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 26
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich. Letter to Paul
Heyse
November 10,
1879
Physical Description: Photocopy.
Box 1 : 27-30
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Letters to His Publishers & Other
Correspondence (1862-1879)
. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi
1985
Box 1 : 29
Annotated draft typescript
1985
Box 1 : 30
3rd ed. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi-Nash. Corrected
computer printout
2000
Box 1 : 31-32
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Manor. Trans. Michael A.
Lombardi
1977-1982
Box 1 : 33
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Matrosengeschichten
1885
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 34-35
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Memnon; Die Geschlechtsnatur des
mannliebenden Urnings
1868
Box 1 : 34
Photocopy of original publication
1868
Box 1 : 35
Memnon. Trans. Michael A.
Lombardi. Incomlete draft manuscript
1983-1984
Box 1 : 36-37
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Nemus sacrum
1981
Box 1 : 36
Sacred Forest. Trans.
Michael A. Lombardi
1981
Box 1 : 37
Sacred Forest. Trans.
Michael A. Lombardi. Draft manuscript
1981,
1986
Box 1 : 38
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Prometheus; Beiträge zur Erforschung
des Naturräthsels des Uranismus und zur Erörderung der sittlichen und
gesellschaftlichen Interessen des Urningthums
1870
Physical Description: Photocopy of original publication.
Box 1 : 39-40
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Vier Briefe
1977
Box 1 : 39
Letters to His Kinfolk.
Trans. Michael A. Lombardi
1977
Box 1 : 40
Letters to His Kinfolk.
Trans. Michael A. Lombardi. Master
1977
Box 1 : 41-44
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Vindex; Social-juristische Studien
über mannmännliche Geschlechtsliebe
1864
Box 1 : 41
Photocopy of original publication
1864
Box 1 : 42
Vindex; Social-Juridical Studies on
the Sexual Love Between Men
. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi
1979
Box 1 : 43
Vindex; Social-Juridical Studies on
the Sexual Love Between Men
. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi.
Master
1979
Box 1 : 44
Vindex; Social-Juridical Studies on
the Sexual Love Between Men
. Trans. Michael A. Lombardi.
Drafts
1979-1982
Box 1 : 45-46
Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich.
Vindicta; Kampf für Freiheit von
Verfolgung
1865
Box 1 : 45
Photocopy of original publication
1865
Box 1 : 46
Vindicta (Rod of Freedom).
Trans. Michael A. Lombardi. Manuscript
1980
Box 2 : 1-3
Lombardi, Michael A. Draft translations
1977
Box 2 : 4
Lombardi, Michael A.
Translation of the Writings of Karl
Heinrich Ulrichs with Special Emphasis on Research on the Riddle of the Love
Between Men
. PhD Dissertation, One Institute Graduate
School
October
1984
Box 2 : 7
Screenwriting '84
1984-1986
Physical Description: Binder.
Box 2 : 9
Screenplay
1986
Physical Description: 2 spiral notebooks
Box 2 : 10
The Eagle
(Screenplay)
1985-1986
Box 2 : 11-15
The Eagle of the Rock
(Screenplay)
1986
Box 2 : 12
Version B. Revised
October 24,
1986
Box 2 : 13
Version B. Revised
October 24,
1986
Physical Description: Typescript.
Box 2 : 14
Version B. Revised
October
24, 1986
Physical Description: Photocopy typescript.
Box 2 : 15
Version C
August
29, 1986
Physical Description: Incomplete.
Box 2 : 16
Gay Pioneer Karl Heinrich
Ulrichs
(Video screenplay)
1987
Box 2 : 17
Raging Sword
(Screenplay)
1987
D.
Other Writings on Ulrichs
Box 2 : 18-19
Biography-Chronology of Karl Heinrich
Ulrichs
1984
Box 2 : 20
"Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: A Hero for the 80s".
Presentation at the Gay Academic Union 9th National Conference, San Diego,
CA
November
26, 1983
Box 2 : 21
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs Biography. Footnotes &
Bibliography
1985
Box 2 : 22
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: Hero for the
Future
1985
Box 2 :
23
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: Hero of the 80s
circa
1983-1985
Box 2 : 24
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs'
Manor: Homosexuality and
Vampirism
circa 1985
Box 2 : 25
The Uranians Are Everywhere
(Children's book)
1978
Box 2 : 28-33
Subsubseries 1.1.2.
Magnus Hirschfeld
1898-1999
Physical Description: 0.2 linear foot.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
This subsubseries consists of materials relating to Lombardi's
translations of various works by the pioneer German sexologist Magnus
Hirschfeld (1868-1935). Lombardi initially translated works by Hirschfeld that
concerned Ulrichs; later, at the instigation of Vern Bullough and Prometheus
Books, he undertook translations of two of Hirschfeld's major works,
Die Transvestiten (1910) and
Die Homosexualität des Mannes und des
Weibes
(1914). The materials in the subsubseries include finished
translations of two of Hirschfeld's writings on Ulrichs, work papers for
Lombardi's translation of
Die Transvestiten, and a photocopy
of
Die Homosexualität des Mannes und des
Weibes
.
Box 2 : 28
Hirschfeld, Magnus. [
Die Homosexualität des Mannes und des
Weibes
(1914)].
Homosexuality of Men and Women.
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi. Work papers
1999
Box 2 : 29-30
Hirschfeld, Magnus. [Introduction to Karl Heinrich
Ulrichs,
Forschungen über das Rätsel der
mannmännlichen Liebe
(1898 edition)].
Research on Love Between Men.
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi (Urania MSS)
circa 1978
Box 2 : 31
Hirschfeld, Magnus. [“Drei deutsche Gräber in fernem
Land”. Vierteljahrsberichte des Wissenschaftlich-humanitären Komitees, Jg. 1,
H. 1 (October 1909)].
Three German Graves in a Distant Land; A
Report in Poetic Form
. Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
1985
Box 2 : 32-33
Hirschfeld, Magnus.
Die Transvestiten; eine Untersuchung
über die erotischen Verkleidungstreib
1910
Physical Description: Photocopy (2 folders).
Box 2 34-39 ; 3 : 1-4
Subsubseries 1.1.3.
Liesel Pintus and Lore Hermann-Pintus
1945-1982
Physical Description: 0.4 linear foot.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
In 1979, Lombardi was engaged by Hilda Goldsmith to translate
the memoirs of her mother, Liesel Pintus, and a novel by the latter's mother,
Lore Hermann-Pintus, both German Holocaust survivors. The writings have no
homosexual context. This subsubseries consists of photocopies of the original
German texts and typescript and manuscript translations.
Box 2 : 36
Pintus, Liesel.
Die Befreiung [Liberation Day].
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
August 22,
1979
Box 2 : 35
Pintus, Liesel.
Hidden Freedom (August 9, 1942) - Open
Prison (July 19, 1944)
. Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
1979
Box 2 : 37
Pintus, Liesel.
Letter, November 29, 1945.
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
August 22,
1979
Box 2 : 34
Pintus, Liesel.
The Ninth of August, 1941.
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
August 22,
1979
Box 2 : 38-39 ; 3 : 1-4
Pintus, Lore Hermann.
Aber der Führer weiss es nicht [What
Hitler Failed to Know]
no date
Box 2 : 39
Part 1, pp. 1-25. Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi
1979
Box 3 : 1
"Secrets from Hitler". Part 1, pp. 1-115. Translated
by Michael A. Lombardi
1979
Box 3 : 2
Part 1, pp. 51-131. Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi
December
29, 1979
Box 3 : 3
Parts 2-3. Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi
June 9-September 3, 1981
Physical Description: Manuscript.
Box 3 : 4
Part 2, pp. 132-202. Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi
February
4, 1982
Box 3 : 5-30
Subsubseries 1.1.4.
Urania MSS
1731-1987
Physical Description: 0.7 linear foot.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
Lombardi's translations of Ulrichs' works were self-published,
with the editorial and financial support of his partner, Paul Nash, under the
imprint "Urania MSS". This imprint also included Lombardi's translations of
Hirschfeld's works on Ulrichs, the Pintus Holocaust memoirs and novel, and
works on homosexuality by other European authors such as Karoly Maria Benkert,
who first used the word "homosexual" in its modern context, Anna Rueling,
considered the first lesbian activist, Reimar Lenz, L.S.A.M. von Roemer, Rob
Tielman, and Adriaan Venema. The works focus in particular on the history of
homosexuality in Germany and the Netherlands and the Nazi persecution of
homosexuals. The materials in this subsubseries consist of "master" copies of
completed translations, with some photocopies of original publications, notes,
and manuscript translations, as well as the business records of the imprint,
including invoices, receipts, orders, expenses, correspondence, and draft
publicity materials.
Box 3 : 5
Benkert, Karoly Maria.
Paragraph 143 of the Prussian Penal
Code of 14 April 1851 and its Preservation as paragraph 152 in the Draft of a
Penal Code for the North German Confederation
(1905). Translated by
Michael A. Lombardi
1982
Box 3 : 6
Hiller, Kurt.
On the Question of Designation
(1946). Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
1982
Box 3 : 7
Karsch-Haack, Ferdinand.
Same-Sex Life of Pre-literate
Peoples
(1911). Translated by Michael A. Lombardi.
Prospectus
circa 1982
Box 3 : 8
Lenz, Reimar.
The Wholesale Murder of Homosexuals in
the Third Reich
(1967). Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
1979
Box 3 : 9-10
Perschetti, Nicolo.
In Memoriam Caroli Henrici
Ulrichs
1896
Box 3 : 9
Photocopy of original publication
1896
Box 3 : 10
In Memory of Carl Heinrich
Ulrichs
. Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
1982
Box 3 : 11-13
von Roemer, L.S.A.M.
Uranism in the Netherlands Till the
Nineteenth Century
(1906). Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi
circa
1982
Box 3 : 13
Typescript (incomplete)
circa
1982
Box 3 : 14
Rolf (pseudonym for Karl Meier).
Heinrich Hössli: On the 100th year of
His Death: 24 December 1964
. Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi
1982
Box 3 : 15
Rolf (pseudonym for Karl Meier).
Something Unusual (1953).
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
1982
Box 3 : 16-18
Rueling, Anna.
What Interest Does the Women's
Movement Have in Solving the Homosexual Problem?
(1905). Translated by
Michael A. Lombardi
1977
Box 3 : 18
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi-Nash
1984
Box 3 : 19
Tielman, Rob.
Persecution of Homosexuals in the
Second World War in the Netherlands
(1978). Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi
1979
Box 3 : 20
Valk, Emanuel. The Trial of a Gay
Preacher in 18th Century Holland (1731)
. Translated by Michael A.
Lombardi. Manuscript
no
date
Box 3 : 21
Venema, Adriaan.
The Persecution of Homosexuals by the
Nazis
(1969). Translated by Michael A. Lombardi. Master
copy
no
date
Box 3 : 22
Zschokke, Heinrich.
Eros, or On Love (1859).
Translated by Michael A. Lombardi
1987
Box 3 : 23-24
1977-1981
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 3 : 31
Subsubseries 1.1.5.
Other Writings
1982-1984
Physical Description: 1 folder.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
This subsubseries consists of a single folder, containing
translations into German by Lombardi of brochures for the films of gay erotic
filmmaker William Higgins and his company, Laguna Pacific.
Box 3 : 31
Lombardi, Michael A. Translations for William Higgins
/ Laguna Pacific
1982-1984
Box 3 : 32-33
Subsubseries 1.1.6.
Reviews and Royalties
1991-1998
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
This subsubseries contains materials relating primarily to
Lombardi's translation of Hirschfeld's
Die Transvestiten, and to royalties
from the book's publisher, Prometheus Books.
Box 3 : 32
Reviews & Publicity
1991-1998
Box 3 : 34-37 ; 4 : 1-10
Subseries 1.2.
Correspondence
1975-2000
Physical Description: 0.4 linear foot
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
This subseries consists of Lombardi's correspondence. The bulk of
the general correspondence consists of letters from fellow researchers in the
United States and Europe relating to Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, and the history of
homosexuality in Germany and the Netherlands. The correspondents include Kent
Gerard, Hubert Kennedy, and Jim Steakley in the United States, and Giovanni
Dall'Orto, Wolfgang Kirchstein, and Eckhard Prinz in Europe. The materials also
include personal letters from friends, including Los Angeles gay activist Don
Amador, and from Lombardi's aunt Elena in Ireland. The Prometheus Books / Vern
Bullough correspondence consists of letters relating to the publication and
scholarly reception of Lombardi's translations of Hirschfeld's works, as well
as Prometheus Books' 1994 publication of
The Riddle of "Man-Manly" Love,
Lombardi's translation of Ulrichs' collected
Forschungen über das Rätsel der mannmännlichen
Liebe
. The materials include a large number of personal letters from
Bullough.
Box 3 : 34-37 ; 4 : 1-7
General Correspondence
1975-1998
Box 3 : 36
1984
Physical Description: Not ordered.
Box 3 : 37
1985
Physical Description: Not ordered.
Box 4 : 1
1986
Physical Description: Not ordered.
Box 4 : 8-9
Prometheus Books / Vern Bullough
Correspondence
1989-1995
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 4 : 8
1989-1995
Physical Description: Contents in reverse chronological order.
Box 4 : 9
1996-2000
Physical Description: Contents in reverse chronological order.
Box 4 : 10
Ulrichs Correspondence
1978
Box 4 : 11-27 ; 5 : 1-7 ; 6 : 1 ;
23
Subseries 1.3.
Academic Studies and Teaching
1972-1987.
Physical Description: 1.7 linear feet.
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
This subseries contains materials relating to Lombardi's formal
academic studies, through 1977 at UCLA, and from 1983 at ONE Institute for
Homophile Studies Graduate School. The materials for Lombardi's studies at UCLA
include papers, photocopies, bibliographies, and notes for courses in German
language, literature, and film. The materials for Lombardi's studies at ONE
Institute include similar materials on the history of homosexuality in Germany
and the treatment of homosexuality in German literature, focusing on the period
before 1900. The Curricula files contain additional papers, photocopies, and
notes on homosexuality in Germany in the 18th, 19th, and early 20th centuries;
the dates of the materials they contain suggest they were created in the
interval between Lombardi's studies at UCLA and at ONE Institute. The subseries
also includes a copy of Don Amador's 1977
Gay Studies guide, materials relating
to Lombardi's participation in the Gay Student's Union at Los Angeles City
College in 1979/80, a file of correspondence with the academic administration
at ONE Institute from 1982 to 1986, note cards on German literature and
bibliographic cards for Lombardi's dissertation, and reading lists for courses
in the German Homophile Movement and Homophile Literature that Lombardi taught
at ONE Institute in 1984 and 1987.
Box 4 : 11
Amador, Don.
Gay Studies
1977
Box 5 : 2-3
Curricula
1974-1987
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 5 : 4-5
Curricula 2
no date
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 5 : 7
Curricula 3. Newspaper Clippings
1977-1985
Box 4 : 13
Gays in the Movement in Germany
no date
Box 4 :
14
German Poets
circa
1977-1980
Box 4 : 15-16
Lombardi, Michael A. Chronological Summary of German
Gay/Homophile Roots in the 19th Century. Draft
1983
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 4 : 17-19
Lombardi, Michael A. Homophile Curricula in Germanic
Languages. Political & Cultural History. ONE Institute Graduate
School
1982
Box 4 : 20
Lombardi, Michael A. Homophile Literature in Germanic
Languages. ONE Institute Graduate School
1982
Box 4 : 21
Los Angeles City College
1979-1980
Box 23
Note cards on German Literature / Dissertation
Bibliography
circa
1975-1985
Box 4 : 22
ONE Institute Graduate School
1982-1986
Box 4 : 23
Platen. German Romanticism
1977
Box 4 : 25
UCLA German Papers
1976-1977
Box 4 :
26
UCLA Term Papers
circa
1970-1975
Box 4 : 27
ONE Institute Graduate School. German Homophile Movement
(1984). Reading list / Homophile Literature 500 (1987). Reading list &
syllabus
1984,
1987
Box 4 : 28-33 ; 6 : 2 ; 22: 1 (Oversize)
; 26 : 1
Subseries 1.4.
Personal
1966-1987
Physical Description: 0.25 linear foot.
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
This subseries consists of personal materials relating to Lombardi
found in the collection. The documents include biographical notes and his last
will; his military record; his M.A. diploma from the ONE Institute of Homophile
Studies Graduate School; his correspondence with Jim Morris; household
financial records, and trick lists.
Box 4 : 28
Biographical Notes and Last Will
1983-1987
Box 26 : 1
(Oversize)
MA Diploma, ONE Institute of Homophile Studies Graduate
School
January 29,
1984
Box 6 : 2
Military Record
1966-1968
Box to be supplied
Series 2.
Paul J. Nash
1975-1987.
Physical Description: 7.5 linear feet
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series consists of materials created solely, or principally, by
Paul Nash. The bulk of the materials relates to Nash's writings, in particular
his work as a newspaper editor and journalist, beginning on the
Los Angeles Collegian, the Los Angeles
City College student newspaper, then as Los Angeles City editor of
Update, a gay newspaper for San Diego
and Los Angeles. The materials include an incomplete run of the
Los Angeles Collegian from October 1976
to June 1978, as well as investigative and subject files, correspondence, news
stories, news releases, clippings, postcards, flyers, and other materials used
to provide information for each issue of
Update. The series also includes
materials used by Nash to research and write his M.A. thesis on the
Treatment of Homosexuality in the Editorials,
Political Cartoons and Opinions in the Los Angeles Times 1984
, and a
small number of files relating to Nash's personal life and academic
studies.
Box to be supplied
Subseries 2.1.
Writings
1982-1987.
Physical Description: 3.3 linear feet.
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
This subseries contains Nash's thesis and his writings on Karl
Heinrich Ulrichs.
Box 7 : 1-21 ; 8 : 1-18 ; 9 : 1-4 ; 10 :
1-2
Subsubseries 2.1.1.
Thesis
1984-1987
Physical Description: 3.2 linear feet.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
This subsubseries contains the materials for Nash's ONE
Institute Graduate School M.A. thesis on the
Treatment of Homosexuality in the
Editorials, Political Cartoons and Opinions in the Los Angeles Times
1984
. These materials include drafts, forms, and various keyword and
cross reference indexes, as well as clippings of the articles analyzed in the
thesis. The clippings extend from January 1984 through December 1987, an
indication that Nash originally intended to expand his thesis into a doctoral
dissertation.
Box 7 : 1
Nash, Paul J.
Treatment of Homosexuality in the
Editorials, Political Cartoons and Opinions in the Los Angeles Times
1984. M.A. Thesis, ONE Institute, Graduate School. Drafts
1985
Box 7 : 3-4
Los Angeles Times. Gay News
Stories
1984
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 7 : 5
Los Angeles Times. Gay News in
the Los Angeles Times 1984: A Keyword Report. Compiled Paul J. Nash
1986
Box 7 : 6
Los Angeles Times. Gay News
Stories
1985
Box 7 : 7
Los Angeles Times. Gay News in
the Los Angeles Times 1985: Cross Reference. Compiled Paul J. Nash
1985
Box 7 : 8-21 ;
8 : 1-18 ; 9 : 1-4 ; 10 : 1-2
Los Angeles Times.
Clippings
January 1984
- December 1987
Box 4 : 34-35
Subsubseries 2.1.2.
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
1982
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
Although Lombardi was Ulrichs' translator, Nash wrote at least
two articles on Ulrichs.
Box 4 : 34
Nash, Paul J. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: A Monument in Gay
Literature
1982
Box 4 : 35
Nash, Paul J. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs
Manor; A Fiction
1982
Box 4 : 36 ; 11 : 1-22 ; 12 : 1-20 ; 13 :
1-22 ; 24 (Oversize) ; 25 : 1-11
Subseries 2.2.
Newspapers
1976-1983.
Physical Description: 4 linear feet.
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
Nash began regular newspaper work as a student at Los Angeles City
College, where he served on the student newspaper, the
Los Angeles Collegian, from October
1976 through June 1978, the last five months as Executive Editor. From April
1980 through December 1983 he was Los Angeles City Editor of the bi-weekly gay
newspaper
Update. The files include an
incomplete run of the
Los Angeles Collegian from October
1976 to June 1978, as well as investigative and subject files, correspondence,
news stories, news releases, clippings, postcards, flyers, and other materials
used to provide information for each issue of
Update.
Box 4 : 36 ; 24 (Oversize)
Subsubseries 2.2.1.
Los Angeles Collegian
1976-1978
Physical Description: 1 linear foot.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
As a student at Los Angeles City College, Paul Nash actively
participated in the college newspaper, the
Los Angeles Collegian. He first
appears on the masthead as a staff writer in early October 1976, and from late
October 1976 through January 1977 served as City Editor. In February 1977 he
again appears as a staff writer. He became Arts and Entertainment Editor in
September 1977, and from February to at least June 1978 served as Executive
Editor. This subsubseries includes an incomplete run of the
Los Angeles Collegian from September
1976 to June 1978, as well as Nash's stringboard for Spring 1978.
Box 24 (Oversize)
Los Angeles Collegian, vol 95,
no. 1 (issue 2990) - vol. 98, no. 17 (issue 3051)
September 17, 1976-June 2, 1978
Scope and Content Note
Incomplete run.
Box 24
(Oversize)
Journalism Association of Community Colleges. State
Convention.
JACC All-State. No.
1
April 22,
1977
Box 11 : 1-22 ; 12 : 1-20 ; 13 : 1-22 :
25 : 1-11
Subsubseries 2.2.2.
Update
1978-1983
Physical Description: 3 linear feet.
Subsubseries Scope and Content Summary
In the early 1980s, both Nash and Lombardi worked for
Update, a bi-weekly newspaper for
the GLBT communities in San Diego and Los Angeles. Both appear for the first
time in the masthead for the issue of April 4, 1980, Nash as Los Angeles City
Editor, and Lombardi as a Los Angeles staff writer. Lombardi's name appears for
the last time in the issue for August 21, 1981, although he continued to work
on the "Calendar" column until 1982; Nash continued as Los Angeles City Editor
through December 1983. This subsubseries consists of two sets of files: issue
files and research files. The issue files, created by Nash, are arranged
chronologically, and contain correspondence, news stories, news releases,
clippings, postcards, flyers, and other materials used to provide information
for each issue, in particular the "Calendar" column. Each piece is marked with
the number of the issue in which the information it provided appears; items
whose information is repeated in more than one issue may be found in the folder
for any of these issues. The research files consist of a small number of files,
most created by Nash and containing notes in his hand, relating to specific,
usually long-running, issues covered by the Los Angeles desk of the newspaper,
in particular, relations between the GLBT community and the Los Angeles City
Police Department (including police harassment of gays in Griffith Park), and
the controversy over the 1981 order by California Governor Edmund G. Brown's
staff prohibiting the showing of public service announcements produced by Jerry
Wheeler Productions promoting mental health for homosexuals. The bulk of the
contents of the Investigative file also concerns this controversy. The
subsubseries also contains files on gay activist Don Amador's run for the Los
Angeles City Council, the 1981 and 1982 Christopher Street West parade and
festival, photographs (many of Los Angeles City Councilwoman Peggy Stevenson)
published in the newspaper, and the Gay Press Association.
Box 11 : 1-22 ; 12 : 1-20 ; 13 : 1-10 ;
25 : 1-11 (Oversize)
Issue Files
December 26, 1980 - December 28, 1983
Box 11 : 1
No. 47-56
December 26, 1980 - May 1, 1981
Box 11 : 3
No. 62-63
July
24, 1981 - August 7, 1981
Box 11 : 4
No. 64-66
August 21, 1981 - September 18, 1981
Box 11 : 5
No. 67-69
October 2, 1981 - October 30, 1981
Box 11 : 6
No. 70-75
November 30, 1981 - January 29, 1982
Box 11 : 7 ; 25 : 1
(Oversize)
No. 72-74
December 11, 1981 - January 15, 1982
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 11 : 8
No. 76
February 12-26, 1982
Box 11 : 15-16 ; 25 : 2
(Oversize)
No. 84
June 4,
1982
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 11 : 17-18
No. 85
June 18,
1982
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 11 : 19 ; 25 :
3-4
No. 86
July 2,
1982
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 11 : 22 ; 25 :
5
No. 89
August 13,
1982
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 12 : 2 ; 25 : 6
(Oversize)
No. 91
September 10,
1982
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 12 : 3
No. 92
September 24,
1982
Box 12 : 12 ; 25 : 7
(Oversize)
No. 101
January 26,
1983
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 12 : 14
No. 103
February 23,
1983
Box 12 : 15 ; 25 : 8
(Oversize)
No. 104
March 9,
1983
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 12 :
16
No. 105 - 108
March
23 - May 4, 1983
Box 12 :
17
No. 106 - 108
April
6 - May 4, 1983
Box 12 : 18
; 25 : 9 (Oversize)
No. 109 - 111
May
18 - June 15, 1983
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 12 : 19 ; 25 : 10
(Oversize)
No. 112
June 29,
1983
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 12 :
20
No. 113 - 114
July
13 - July 27, 1983
Box 13 : 2
No. 116 - 117
August 24 - September 7, 1983
Box 13 : 3 ; 25 : 11
(Oversize)
No. 117 - 118
September 7 - September 21, 1983
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 13 : 7
No. 122
November 16,
1983
Box 13 : 8
No. 123
November 30,
1983
Box 13 : 9
No. 124
December 14,
1983
Box 13 : 10
No. 125
December 28,
1983
Box 13 : 13
Amador, Don
1977-1978,
1980-1981
Box 13 : 14
Christopher Street West
1981-1982
Box 13 : 15
Gay Press Association
1982-1983
Box 13 : 18-19
Jerry Wheeler Productions - Mental Wellness
Project
1981-1982
Box 13 : 19
Newspaper Clippings.
1981-1982
Box 13 :
21
"Police Commssion 6". Annual Report (compiled by
Michael A. Lombardi)
March
1980-May 1981
Box 13 :
22
Stylebooks
circa
1980-1983
Box 4 : 37-40
Subseries 2.3.
Academic and Personal
1975-1987.
Physical Description: 4 folders.
Subseries Scope and Content Summary
This subseries contains a small number of files relating to Paul
Nash's private and academic life. The Personal file includes a 1979 letter from
the Los Angeles Police Department relating to a confrontation between Nash and
two police officers in Griffith Park, materials relating to the 1986 general
election, and a congratulatory note in the California Medical Review employee
newsletter congratulating Nash and Lombardi on their participation in the mass
"marriage" at the 1987 March on Washington. Two files derive from a speech
class Nash took at Los Angeles City College in 1977; they include extensive
course materials and note cards for four speeches, one autobiographical, the
others on Alex Haley's television program
Roots, journalism and the gay press,
and the Panama Canal. The Abigail Van Buren file contains correspondence
between Nash and Van Buren relating to his MA thesis on articles relating to
homosexuals and the GLBT community printed in the
Los Angeles Times, and her positive
treatment of homosexuals in her "Dear Abby" newspaper column.
Box 4 : 38
Speech Class (Los Angeles City College)
1977
Box 14 : 1-22
Series 3.
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs Website
1994-2001
Physical Description: 1.25 linear feet.
Series Scope and Content Summary
In 1999, Lombardi and Nash created a website at
http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/celebration2000/
commemorating (in 2000) the 175th anniversary of the birth of Karl Heinrich
Ulrichs. This series consists of email messages, originally collected in eight
binders, to Lombardi and Nash relating to the commemoration. The series also
includes a folder of correspondence and other materials relating to the
commemoration of the 1995 centennial of Ulrichs' death. The website remains
active, as a clearing house for current information on the study of Ulrichs and
his contribution to the GLBT movement.
Box 14 : 1
Ulrichs Centennial Celebration
1994-1995
Box 14 : 1-22
Karl Heinrich Ulrichs Website. 175th Anniversary 2000.
Email
1999-2001
Box 14 : 2-3
Binder 1 (Database #1-99)
1999-2001
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 14 : 4-5
Binder 2 (Database #100-276)
1999-2001
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 14 : 6-8
Binder 3 (Database #277-444)
1999-2001
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 14 : 9-10
Binder 4 (Database #445-546)
1999-2001
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 14 : 11-13
Binder 5 (Database #547-767)
1999-2001
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 14 : 14-16
Lyman Hardy
2000
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 14 : 17-19
Binder "A"
2000
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 14 : 20-22
Binder "B"
2000-2001
Physical Description: 3 folders.
Box 15 : 1-52 ; 16 : 1-13 ; 18 : 1-29 ;
19 : 1-18 ; 20 : 1-6 ; 26 : 2 (Oversize)
Series 4.
Subject and Chronological Files
1969-2000
Physical Description: 3.8 linear feet.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series contains subject and chronological files. A number of
the subject files were created by Lombardi and Nash; the identity of the
creator of a particular file is indicated when this is know. The remaining
subject files were created by ONE Archives staff from materials found
unfoldered but together. The files include correspondence, clippings,
photocopies, brochures, and notes. Subjects of particular interest include
AIDS, the Gay Holocaust, and police harassment. Lombardi and Nash also created
extensive files documenting all programs of GLBT interest broadcast on Los
Angeles-area television. Several of the chronological files for 1984 and 1985
were created by Lombardi and Nash; the remaining files were created by ONE
Archives staff from materials found loose in the collection without apparent
context. The files include flyers, newsletters, postcards, brochures,
solicitations, and other materials of an impersonal nature. The materials
relate to a wide variety of Los Angeles-area GLBT businesses, social and
political organizations, bars, events, and publications, and indicate the
extent of Lombardi and Nash's involvement in the local GLBT community.
Box 15 : 1-52 ; 16 : 1-5 ; 18 : 1-25 ; 26
: 2 (Oversize)
Box 18 : 1
1983-1984
Creator/Collector: File creator: Paul Nash.
Box 18 : 2
1983-1984. Newspaper Clippings
1983-1984
Creator/Collector: File creator: Paul Nash.
Box 18 : 5-6
1986
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 18 : 7-8
1987
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 18 : 10
California Democratic Council Gay Caucus
1972
Box 15 : 1
Canadian Lesbian and Gay History Network
Newsletter
1985
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 16 : 5
Calendars, Erotic
1977,
1986
Box 18 : 11
Circumcision
1985-1987
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 2
Committee on Lesbian and Gay History
1987
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 18 : 12
Dall'Orto, Giovanni
1986
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 4-8 ; 18 : 13-15
Box 18 : 14-15
1986
Physical Description: 2 folders.
Box 15 : 9
French-language Materials
no date
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 10
Gay and Lesbian Philatelic Society
1995
Box 15 : 11
Gay and Lesbian Police Advisory Task Force of Los
Angeles
1981
Box 18 :
16
Gay Church Groups
circa
1982-1986
Box 18 : 17-20
Gay Holocaust
1920-1985
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 18 : 19
New York Times
Clippings
1920-1937
Box 18 : 20
Newspaper Clippings
1979-1984
Box 15 : 12
Gay Medicine Directory of Therapists
circa 1981
Box 15 : 13-14
Gay Studies Newsletter
1978-1987
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 15
German-language Materials
no date
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 16
German Magazine Articles
August 1993
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 17
Germany. Green Party
1983
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 18
Germany. Personal Ads
circa 1993
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 19
Greater Los Angeles Coalition to Guarantee Fair
Employment Practices
1974
Box 15 : 20
Grupo Gay de Bahia
no date
Box 15 : 21
Hanky Code (Pleasure Chest)
circa 1981
Box 15 : 22
Homosexuals in the Military
1991-1993
Box 15 : 23
International Gay and Lesbian Archives
(IGLA)
1980-1987
Box 15 : 24
Isherwood, Christopher
1985
Creator/Collector: File creator: Paul Nash.
Box 15 :
25
Jacksonville (Fla.) Gay Pride
circa
1992-1998
Box 15 : 26
Korruhn, Wolfgang. Homosexuelle; Fällt mit dem
Paragraphen auch das Vorurteil? Westdeutsche Rundfunk (radio
broadcast)
September 9,
1969
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 18 : 21-22
March on Washington
October 1987
Creator/Collector: File creator: Paul Nash.
Box 18 : 22
Newspaper Clippings
October
1987
Box 15 : 28
Metropolitan Community Church (MCC)
circa 1975
Box 15 : 29
Midway Hospital Medical Center
no date
Box 15 : 30
Netherlands, Homosexuality in the
1978-1984
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 31-38 ; 18 : 23
Newspaper Clippings
1978-2000
Box 15 :
38
Incomplete
circa
1991-1993
Box 15 : 39
German-language
1991-1998
Box 15 : 40
Politics
1980-1981
Creator/Collector: File creator: Paul Nash.
Box 18 : 24
St. Priapus Church (San Francisco, Calif.)
1985-1987
Creator/Collector: File creator: Michael Lombardi.
Box 15 : 41
Southern California Gay Bartenders' Association
(SCGBA)
1983
Creator/Collector: File creator: Paul Nash.
Box 15 : 42
Soviet Dissidents
1978-1982
Creator/Collector: File creator: Paul Nash.
Box 15 : 48-51
TV Guide
1987
Physical Description: 4 folders.
Box 15 : 52 ; 16 : 1-3
Time Magazine
1979-1980,
1985-1987
Box 16 :
4
Transgender / Cross Dressing
circa
1992-1998
Box 6 : 6-15 ; 18 : 26-29 ; 19 : 1-18 ;
20 : 1-6
Box 18 : 28-29
1984
Physical Description: 2 folders
Box 19 : 1-6
1985
Physical Description: 6 folders
Box 19 : 7-15
1986
Physical Description: 9 folders
Box 19 : 16-18 ; 20 : 1-3
1987
Physical Description: 6 folders
Box 16 : 16-17 ; 17 : 1-8
Series 5.
Publications
1742-1988
Physical Description: 0.5 linear foot.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series contains published works, primarily in photocopy. The
works include Johann Heinrich Wolfart's 1742
Translatio juridica de sodomia, volumes
11 and 13 of Magnus Hirschfeld's
Jahrbuch für Sexuelle Zwischenstufen,
page proofs of Hubert Kennedy's biography of Ulrichs, and the script of the
film of Randy Schilts'
The Mayor of Castro Street.
Box 17 : 1-2
[
Jahrbuch für Sexuelle
Zwischenstufen
, Jahrgang 11]
Vierteljahrsberichte des
Wissenschaftlich-humanitären Komitees
, Jahrgang 2
1910-1911
Physical Description: Photocopy.
Box 17 : 3-4
[
Jahrbuch für Sexuelle
Zwischenstufen
, Jahrgang 13]
Vierteljahrsberichte des
Wissenschaftlich-humanitären Komitees
, Jahrgang 4
1912-1913
Physical Description: Photocopy.
Box 17 : 3
Vierteljahrsberichte ..., Jg. 4,
H. 1
1912
Box 17 : 4
Jahrbuch ..., Jg. 13, H.
2-4
1913
Box 16 : 16
Kennedy, Hubert.
Ulrichs: The Life and Works of Karl Heinrich
Ulrichs, Pioneer of the Modern Gay Movement
1988
Physical Description: Uncorrected page proofs.
Box 16 : 17
Shilts, Randy.
The Mayor of Castro Street; The Motion
Picture
. Script
1982
Physical Description: Photocopy.
Box 17 : 7
Torso (magazine : German
edition)
1983
Box 17 : 8
Verbsky, Ray, and Don Williams.
Gay Print & Coloring
Book
1980
Box 17 : 5
Wolfart, Johann Heinrich.
Translatio juridica de sodomia ...
Frankfurt am Main
1742
Physical Description: Photocopy.
Box 17 : 6
Zahn-Harnack, Agnes von.
Die Frauenbewegung.
Berlin
1928
Physical Description: Photocopy.
Box 21 : 1-10
Series 6.
Photographs
1978-circa
1987
Physical Description: 0.2 linear foot.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series consists of photographs and slides found loose in the
collection. The slides date from 1978 and document the Los Angeles City College
Gay Student Union and the "No on 6" campaign. The majority of photographs
document Lombardi and Nash's home in Los Angeles, several of Lombardi's
speaking engagements, and the 1984 and 1985 Christopher Street West parades. A
large number of negatives, for which no prints exist, appear to picture
Lombardi and Nash with members of Nash's extended family, and may derive from
an extended visit the pair made to New England in the mid 1980s.
Box 21 : 1
GSU "No on 6" demonstration and Christopher Street West,
Los Angeles
July 1978
Physical Description: Slides.
Creator/Collector: Creator: Paul Nash.
Box 21 : 2
Personal / unidentified meeting
September 1978
Physical Description: Slides.
Creator/Collector: Creator: Paul Nash.
Box 21 : 3
"No on 6" demonstration
November
1978
Physical Description: Slides.
Creator/Collector: Creator: Paul Nash.
Box 21 : 5
Christopher Street West Parade, Los Angeles
July 1,
1984
Box 21 :
7-10
Negatives
circa
1980-1987
Physical Description: 4 folders.
Box : Item 22 : 2-7
Series 7.
Audio
1977-1983
Physical Description: 5 audiocassettes + 4
microcassettes.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series consists of audio recordings made by Lombardi and Nash
between 1977 and 1983. They include Lombardi's interview with Floyd O. Crosby
on film director F. W. Murnau, probably made in conjunction with a course on
German film Lombardi took at UCLA (see Subseries 1.3, above); Lombardi's
presentation on "Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, Gay Hero"; Nash's "Gay Speech", given
as part of the speech class he took in 1977 (see Subseries 2.3, above); and
their joint presentation on "Karl Heinrich Ulrichs: A Hero for the 80s", given
at the 9th Annual Conference of the Gay Academic Union in November 1983.
Box 22 : 2-4
Crosby, Floyd O. Interview with Michael A. Lombardi on
film director F. W. Murnau
March 24,
1977
Physical Description: 3 audiocassette tapes : 60
minutes.
Box 22 : 5
Lombardi, Michael A. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, Gay
Hero
1979
Physical Description: 1 audiocassette : 60 minutes.
Box 22 : 6
Nash, Paul. "Gay Speech", Los Angeles City
College
1977
Physical Description: 1 audiocassette : 90 minutes.
Box 22 : 7
Nash, Paul, and Michael A. Lombardi. Karl Heinrich
Ulrichs: A Hero for the 80s. Gay Academic Union 9th Annual Conference, San
Diego
November 1983
Physical Description: 4 microcassettes : 30 minutes.
Box 22 : 8-12 ; 25 :
12-15 (Oversize) ; 26 : 4-13 (Oversize)
Series 8.
Ephemera and Memorabilia
circa
1966-1999
Physical Description: 0.6 linear foot.
Series Scope and Content Summary
This series consists of ephemera and memorabilia found loose in the
collection. The materials include a
Soldier's Handbook from Lombardi's U.S.
Army days; press passes from Nash and Lombardi's days on the Los Angeles
Collegian and Update; souvenir bottles and matchbook covers from various Los
Angeles gay bars and discos, pins from the 1987 March on Washington and the
Oedipus Grecian Games XVI, and a Gay Trivia game.
Box 26 : 4
Beer Coasters (Oversize)
no date
Box 22 :
10
Bottle (4.5 inch), Mount Gay ® Refined Eclipse Barbados
Rum
circa
1980-1986
Box 22 :
11-12
Bottle (2.5 inch), Tabasco sauce (Tabasco's Disco, Los
Angeles) (2 bottles)
circa
1980-1987
Box 26 :
3
Bumper Stickers (Oversize)
circa
1975-1985
Box 26 : 5
Business Cards (Oversize)
no date
Box 25 : 12-15 (Oversize)
Club Jacksonville frisbees. Pride
1995,
1997-1999
Physical Description: 4 frisbees : 9-inch diameter.
Box 22 :
8
Gay Trivia game, compiled by William
A. Sievert, John A. Theis, and Joan F. Thompson
circa
1980-1985
Box 26 :
12
Jacksonville Tea Men (NASL) Banner
circa 1980-1982
(Oversize)
Box 26 : 6 (Oversize)
March on Washington pins
October 1987
Box 26 : 7 (Oversize)
Matchbook Covers
1985-1987
Box 26 : 8 (Oversize)
Oedipus [gay motorcycle club] Grecian Games XVI
pin
1981
Box 26 : 13 (Oversize)
Silk Rose: Gay Pride
1985
Box 22 : 9
Soldier's Handbook (DA Pam21-13)
circa 1966
