Container List

Baldwin, Hanson W., 1964-1965

Feis, Herbert, 1949

Lilienthal, Philip E., 1948

Lilly, Edward P., 1947

Mandel, Benjamin, 1955-1957

Martin, Truman M., 1943-1944

Mitchell, Jonathan, 1956

"The A-Bomb and American Foreign Policy," speech to the St. Michael's Church Men's Club, January 12, 1960. 1 typewritten copy

"Aggression in the Atomic Age." 1 carbon copy

"The American Council on Japan and Its Influence on Relations Between the United States and Japan," January 25, 1963

American foreign policy, speech notes

"Asia's Problems and Ours," speech to the Foreign Policy Association, November 5, 1945. Handwritten notes and newspaper clipping

"China and Japan," possibly written by Eugene H. Dooman. 1 typewritten copy.

"Diary of an Official of the Bakufu," translated for the Asiatic Society of Japan by Eugene H. Dooman, 1931. 6 printed copies

"How Long Will It Take to Defeat Japan?" speech at Walter Reed Hospital, May 23, 1945. 1 carbon copy

Japan. Lectures at Harvard to personnel in the military government preparing to go to Japan during the occupation, n.d.

Miscellaneous pages, speeches and/or writings, n.d.

"The Open Door and the Iron Curtain," (Part 1); "Bridges of Friendship," (Part 2); "Asia's Problems and Ours," (Part 3), n.d. 1 carbon copy of each part

Oral History Interview with Eugene H. Dooman for the Oral History Library, Columbia University, 1962. Includes 2 microfiche copies and typed and handwritten draft with comments, circa 1970s

"The Peace Treaty and "Democratization'," n.d. 1 typewritten copy

U.S. reply to Japanese surrender offer, n.d. Carbon draft with annotations

Speech to the American-Japan Society, Tokyo, September 26, 1952. 1 mimeographed copy

Speech to the American-Japan Society, Tokyo, October 11, 1961. 1 typewritten copy, 2 newspaper clippings

"Spiritual Evaluation Lacking Among Young Japanese," article by Eugene H. Dooman for The Mainichi Daily News, Tokyo, November 18, 1961. 1 newspaper clipping

"Tokyo: December 8, 1941," article in the Foreign Service Journal, December, 1966. 1 printed copy

"Whose State Department?" outline of lecture, n.d. 1 carbon copy

Atomic bomb

Correspondence, Joseph C. Grew and Henry L. Stimson, February, June, 1947; Joseph C. Grew and Eugene H. Dooman, April, May, 1948

Excerpts from letters, articles, book

Carbon copies of Joseph C. Grew's diary entries, May 28, May 29, 1945

Leighton, Alex H. "Atomic Bomb Wasn't Necessary," carbon copy of article which appeared in Science, April 20-26, 1947

Mumford, Lewis, "The Human Way Out," Pendle Hill Pamphlet, 1958

National Broadcasting Company (NBC). Correspondence 1964-1965, and interview, n.d., with Eugene H. Dooman

Stimson, Henry L., "The Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb," Harper's, February, 1947

Togo, Shigenori. Translation of Togo's Memoirs, April-August, 1945

Baldwin, Hanson W., "Our Worst Blunders in the War: Europe and the Russians," article, n.d.

Biographical material

Bulletin, International House of Japan, Inc., October, 1966

China

Communism

History - Yuan Dynasty, 1260-1368

Conference on British and American Policies Toward China, November, 1964.

Dooman, Isaac. Message of congratulations from the Governor of Nara Prefecture, Keigen Kitagawa, 1918 (in Japanese)

Emmerson, John K.

Grew, Joseph C.

Hornbeck, Stanley K.

"The Hull-Nomura Conversations: A Fundamental Misconception," reprint from the American Historical Review, July, 1960

Japan

Communism

History - Allied occupation, 1945-1952

Reports, trip reports by Eugene H. Dooman

Levine, Isaac Don, "Yalta Aftermath," American Affairs, July, 1945

Maine

Marshall, General George C. "Did Marshall Prolong the Pacific War?" by Forrest Davis, 3 reprints from the Freeman, November 19, 1951

Miscellaneous. Notes by Mrs. Eugene H. Dooman, newspaper clippings, unidentified typewritten pages, and handwritten outline.

Pearl Harbor. "The Truth about Pearl Harbor," by John T. Flynn, October, 1944

Perry, Commodore Matthew C., "Commodore Perry at Okinawa," by William Leonard Schwartz, reprinted from the American Historical Review, January, 1946

Potsdam. "Stalin Merely Smiled," by Charles Curran, The Spectator, September, 1959

United States

Department of State

Foreign Relations

General

Asia

China

Japan

Foreign Service