Register of the Ralph Haswell Lutz Papers, 1903-1963
Register of the Ralph Haswell Lutz Papers, 1903-1963
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| 1886, May 18 | Born, Circleville, Ohio |
| 1906 | A.B., Stanford University |
| 1910 | Ph.D., University of Heidelberg |
| 1916-20 | Assistant Professor of History, University of Washington |
| 1919 | Member of Team Gathering Material for Hoover War Collection in Europe |
| 1920-25 | Co-director, Hoover War Collections, Stanford University |
| 1925-43 | Chairman of Board of Directors, Hoover War Library, Stanford University |
| 1934 | Editor, The Causes of the German Collapse in 1918 |
| 1935 | Editor, The Treaty of St. Germain, A Documentary History of Its Teritorial and Political Clauses |
| 1942 | Editor, The Blockade of Germany After the Armistice, 1918-1919 |
| 1943 | Editor, Organization of American Relief in Europe, 1918-1919 |
| 1966 | Editor, The Political Institutions of the German Revolution, 1918-1919 |
Container List
Original Accession
RESEARCH FILES
Austrian Peace Delegation, 1919.
Selected Documents
Causes of the German Collapse in 1918. Published by Stanford University Press, 1934.
Notes
Miscellaneous Documents
"Imperial Germany in Revolution, 1918-1919, A Documentary Survey," by Charles B. Burdick and Ralph H. Lutz. Unpublished.
Drafts of Title Page and Preface
Outlines
Notes and Miscellaneous Lists of Documents
Chronology of Events
Source Materials (Translations of Selected Published and Unpublished German Documents)
Group I. List of Documents by Folder Number:
Documents, Folder 1, #1-63
Documents, Folder 2
Documents, Folder 2A, #64-125
Documents, Folder 3, #125-217
Documents, Folder 4, #218-285
Documents, Folder 5, #286-327
Documents, Folder 6 (Missing)
Documents, Folder 7, #378-427
Documents, Folder 8 (Missing)
Documents, Folder 9 (Missing)
Documents, Folder 10, #506-545
Documents, Folder 11, #546-610
Documents, Folder 12, #611-657
Documents, Folder 13, #658-698
Documents, Folder 14, #699-754
Documents, Folder 15, #755-812
Documents, Folder 16 (Missing)
Group II. List of Documents by Folder Number:
Documents, Folders 1-5A
Documents, Folders 6-11B
Documents, Folders 12-18
Documents, Folder 19 (Missing)
Documents, Folders 20-21
Documents, Folders 22-29 (Missing)
Documents, Folder 30
Documents, Folders 31-35
Documents, Folder 36 (Missing)
Documents, Folders 37-38
Group III
Unarranged Documents
Unarranged Documents
Italian Politics, 1914-1919
Translation of Aldrovandi, by Jean Black
Translation of Pietro Bertolini's Diary, by Jean Black
Translation of The Intervention of Italy, In the Secret Documents of the Entente, by Jean Black
Memorandum of Conversation between Professor Singer of Vienna and R. H. Lutz in November 1926, about German-Austrian relations.
Nazis and the Bruening Ministry.
Scope and Content Note
Raymond Poincoré Letter to R. H. Lutz, 1926, about the Austrian Ultimatum to Serbia of July 1914.
Increments
WRITINGS
"The Spanish Armada"; thesis by Ralph N. Lutz, 1903
MISCELLANEA
Correspondence between Ralph H. Lutz and his father Harry E. Lutz (trip reports)
Letters and reports from E.D. Adams pertaining to A.R.A. Euopean operations
Letters from E.L. Harris regarding the deposition of his papers at the Hoover Institution
Letters from Frank A. Golder
Letters from German publishers and collectors
Correspondence between H. Hoover and Henry L. Stimson concerning the "Green Smear" (size of the American overseas army)
Copies of documents dealing with the criminal case against F.K. Ferenz and the "Friends of Progress" in Sacramento (accused of being pro-nazi), 1942
Notes, passports, clippings, maps, etc.
"The State of France in 1791," Thesis, Stanford University, 1904, by Ralph H. Lutz.
Miscellaneous correspondence, etc.
Diaries and notebooks (16) for the time between 1918 and 1943
"Report of Mr. S. Miles Bouton Concerning the Conditions in Germany," 1919
Letters and clippings regarding Professor Lutz' acceptance of a German merit cross (Verdienstkreuz) of the Order of the German Eagle, conferred upon him and other Americans by the Leader and Chancellor of the German Reich, Adolf Hitler, 1938.
"Transcript of the Cornerstone Ceremony of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Inc., at Hyde Park, New York." Sunday, Nov. 19, 1939. (Copy for Ralph H. Lutz).
Letter of Harold H. Fisher to Ralph H. Lutz, dated August 8, 1945
Army commission orders, Headquarters of the U.S. Military Mission in Berlin, 1919