Guide to the Papers of Chaim Zhitlowsky (1865-1943) RG 208

Processed by Felicia Figa and Marek Web as part of the Finding Aids Project supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Additional processing by Rachel S. Harrison as part of the Leon Levy Archival Processing Initiative, made possible by the Leon Levy Foundation.

YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
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Electronic finding aid was encoded in EAD 2002 by Rachel S. Harrison in December 2010. Description is in English.

Collection Overview

Title: Guide to the Papers of Chaim Zhitlowsky (1865-1943) RG 208

Predominant Dates:bulk 1900-1943

ID: RG 208 FA

Extent: 21.88 Linear Feet

Arrangement:

The first attempt to arrange the Zhitlowsky papers was made in 1941 by B. Dworkin. He found the papers in a garage in Zhitlowsky's house at Croton-on-Hudson bound in small bundles and packed in crates. He identified with Zhitlowsky's help some of the correspondence and left a listing of it (folder 3).

Another early listing of the papers was made by Eva Zhitlowsky (Ch. Zhitlowsky's daughter) and Mendel Elkin, the YIVO Librarian, on accession of the papers, in January and February 1945. At that time, the papers were in 347 folders or packets, but not arranged in a meaningful manner (with exception of the correspondence processed previously by B. Dworkin).

Khayim Gininger partially processed the collection in the 1950s by adding more names to the list of correspondents and identifying a number of the manuscripts but left about 50% of the collection untouched.

The unarranged part of the collection was in poor physical condition and was completely disorganized. The processor's major task was therefore to piece together and identify thousands of items by correspondent or writer and title. Many items, especially among the manuscripts, have been only partially identified, but even these were included in the description of the papers, sometimes with a substitute title provided by the original processors. Only those fragments which could not be identified at all were placed in specially designated folders at the end of each series. The miscellaneous series includes materials which are too small in quantity to form a separate series, the photographs and certain historical documents.

The collection was arranged in a Yiddish alphabet mode and the description was originally written in Yiddish. An exception was made for the manuscripts and typescripts in languages other than Yiddish and for the correspondence of those institutions that did not use Yiddish. These materials are arranged in Latin alphabetical order, including Russian manuscripts and correspondence, the titles and names of which have been transliterated and translated, and German materials, which have been translated. The inventory lists for correspondence with individuals has been rearranged according to the Latin alphabet, although the folder organization has not been changed. Personal names have been transliterated, journal titles and organization names have been transliterated and translated, and the titles of speeches and writings have been transliterated and translated. Yiddish names have been transliterated according to YIVO standards except when the individual is known in English by another spelling. Additionally, if the name appeared in Latin letters anywhere within the folder, that spelling was used rather than a standard transliteration. The languages of correspondence that is not in Yiddish are in parentheses following the listing of the material. All manuscripts and typescripts have been arranged alphabetically by title rather than by author. While there are only a few Yiddish manuscripts without a known author, among the non-Yiddish materials there is a large number of unidentified items. The collection has been microfilmed and so any misfiling has been maintained to correspond with the microfilm. Microfilm reel and frame numbers follow the folder titles. The dates are exact on the folders but the folder list has condensed the dates. The page numbers sometimes refer to the number of sheets and sometimes, for double-sided documents, to the number of sides.

The collection has been divided into 11 series, some of which have been further divided into subseries.

Languages: Yiddish, Russian, German, English, French, Latin, Hebrew, Dutch;Flemish

Abstract

This collection contains correspondence between Chaim Zhitlowsky and many important political figures and organizations, as well as manuscripts and other writings, some written by Zhitlowsky and some written by others. There are also notes and other materials from speeches and lectures that Zhitlowsky gave, financial documents, articles written about Zhitlowsky, newspaper clippings of articles by Zhitlowsky, materials from celebrations held in Zhitlowsky’s honor, photographs, excerpts from his works, and various other assorted items. These materials serve to illustrate both Zhitlowsky’s importance in the Yiddish and Russian literary field and his deep involvement in the American and Russian-Jewish Socialist, Territorialist and Diaspora Nationalism movements.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Papers of Chaim Zhitlowsky consist of correspondence, manuscripts and typescripts, notes, newspaper clippings, some official documents such as residence cards, a passport, and diplomas, photographs, and financial records. The materials have been divided according to type of records. The papers pertain almost exclusively to Zhitlowsky's political and scholarly activities and reflect to a great extent his creative versatility, particularly the materials found in the Manuscripts and Typescripts series. There are over 900 identified or partly identified items in these two series, and about 820 of these were written by Zhitlowsky. There are approximately 60 manuscripts written by others and 120 manuscripts of no known authorship. It is likely that a substantial number of these unattributed writings are also by Zhitlowsky. Prominent themes include: Yiddish language, Yiddish culture, the future of Yiddish, the Czernowitz Conference of August 1908 and modern Yiddish, Jewish autonomy, Territorialism, Eretz Israel, Biro-Bidjan, political radicalism, Marxism, Socialist thought, Communism and anti-Communism, a history of world philosophy, philosophical systems, Hegel, Kant, and ethics and religion. In addition to the essays and articles there is a multitude of notes which pertain to the above subjects, some biographical and autobiographical materials and clippings of Zhitlowsky's articles published in the Yiddish press between 1916 and 1942, all of which help to augment and contextualize his writings.

Zhitlowsky’s manuscripts are quite relevant to the social and political history of his time. Notwithstanding his scholarly works on philosophy, Zhitlowsky was first and foremost interested in contemporary social and political developments. Therefore many of his writings were created in response to actual events and are stamped with the urgency of a political commentary, a program of action or a resolution. A predominant theme is the gap between the national aspirations of the Jewish people and their actual situation. Another topic which greatly preoccupied Zhitlowsky was how to apply his populist ideas to socialist ideology and to the programs of Russian and Jewish Socialist parties. His changing attitudes towards the Communist movement can also be found in his writings.

Zhitlowsky’s extensive correspondence further augments the collection’s importance for the study of contemporary Jewish social, political and cultural history. Around 1040 individuals and 650 organizations are present, and the correspondents among them represent a broad spectrum of Jewish political and cultural affiliations in America and in Europe, from the turn of the century through the 1940’s.

There is a small group of miscellaneous materials other than writings and correspondence which topically complement the other series. These include photographs, leaflets, programs, minutes, and reports pertaining to the following subjects: The Socialist International, the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary Party, various Jewish Socialist parties, and Jewish emigration.

Historical Note

Chaim Zhitlowsky was a Jewish philosopher and writer, literary critic, a leading theoretician of the Socialist movement in Russia, a chief exponent of Yiddishism, Diaspora Nationalism and Territorialism, and a social and political thinker. He was a co-founder of the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary Party and was later connected with various Jewish Socialist organizations, including Poale Zion and the Bund. Zhitlowsky was also a vice-president of the conference on Yiddish language held in Chernivtsi, Romania in 1908.

According to several sources, including a police card and a British passport (folder 1), Chaim Zhitlowsky was born in 1861 in Horodok, Vitebsk province, Belarus. However, his autobiography (folder 2) says that he was born on April 19, 1865 in Ushachy, also in Vitebsk province, and this information has been reprinted in Encyclopedia Judaica and the Lexicon, among other sources. This second date has been generally accepted, as is evidenced by the fact that Zhitlowsky’s 60th and 70th birthday celebration celebrations were celebrated in 1925 and 1935, respectively.

When he was five years old, his parents moved to Vitebsk, the capital of the province. Zhitlowsky’s father, Joseph, was a wealthy merchant and quite learned, having studied to become a rabbi at the Yeshiva of Volozhin before he became a merchant. Joseph Zhitlowsky made sure to give his son a good education at cheder and with private tutors and then at the Vitebsk Gymnasium. While at the Gymnasium, Zhitlowsky met Shlomo-Zanvl Rappaport, who later became a prominent Yiddish playwright using the pseudonym S. Ansky. Their deep friendship lasted until Ansky’s death in 1920 and was to have a profound mutual effect on their political and intellectual attitudes. Zhitlowsky and Ansky both became involved with Russian revolutionary circles while still in Vitebsk before moving to Tula in Central Russia in 1881, where Zhitlowsky was part of the Narodnaya Volya (People’s Will), a Socialist-Revolutionary populist party.

Under the influence of the Russian revolutionary movement, Zhitlowsky began to move away from Jewish life and Jewish concerns. He began to think about the question of nationalism, particularly Jewish nationalism. He advocated Jewish assimilation in several articles before the anti-Jewish pogroms of 1881 made him reevaluate his position and his sympathy for the Jewish people and their national aspirations. These pogroms started in April 1881 in Elisavetgrad (Kirovgrad), Ukraine and swept through dozens of towns and villages in Ukraine and Russian Poland all the way to Warsaw.

Zhitlowsky ultimately rejected assimilation and demanded Jewish national equality and social and political rights, thereby combining Jewish national aspirations with Socialist ideology into what became known as Diaspora Nationalism. This theory was focused on Jewish nationalism in the Diaspora, in opposition to the ideology of Hovevei Zion (Lovers of Zion) and political Zionism, which advocated Jewish settlement in Israel. He disliked the religious character of political Zionism. Zhitlowsky first formulated this theory of Diaspora Nationalism in a book called Evrey k'Evreyam (A Jew Speaks to Jews), published under the pseudonym of I. Khisin in 1893 by the London Fund for the Free Russian Press. In this work, he maintained that the Jews should be afforded national equality because, “The Jews are not 4 percent of somebody but 100 per cent of themselves.” This work was later followed by a multitude of essays, articles and lectures. His most important publication on the subject of the Jewish national question was the introduction to the Russian edition of Otto Bauer’s The National Question and the Social Democracy, written in 1909 (folder 2124).

During his lifelong search for a practical political party that would fit his theory of Diaspora Nationalism, Zhitlowsky embraced many different ideologies and movements. As a young man, he was an ardent populist, working for the Narodnaya Volya in Tula (1882-1883), in Vitebsk (1883-1886) and in St. Petersburg (1886), where he went to study Jewish history. His first work, a treatise in Russian entitled “Thought of the Historical Fate of the Jewish People” was published in Moscow in 1887. The liberal Russian press enthusiastically greeted and responded warmly to his ideas, but the treatise met with scant favor among Jewish critics, because it contained no solution for the problems it discussed. In 1888 he left Russia for Berlin where he resumed his study of Jewish history, Marxism and philosophy. He was expelled from Germany under the anti-Socialist law and went to Zurich, and there he founded the Verein fuer Wissentschaft und Leben des Judischen Volkes (Association for Science and Life of the Jewish People), in order to spread Nationalism and Socialism among the Jewish masses. He then traveled to Bern, where he received his doctorate in 1892 from the University of Bern. His dissertation, which was in German, was on “Abraham ibn Daud and the Beginning of the Aristotelian Period in Jewish Religious Philosophy.”

In late 1893 in Bern, Zhitlowsky, aided by Shlomo Rappaport (Ansky), M. Rosenbaum and several other Russian radicals, co-founded the Union of Russian Socialist Revolutionaries Abroad, which was reconfigured as the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary Party in 1901, which Zhitlowsky later represented in the Socialist International in Stuttgart in 1907. Zhitlowsky contributed articles on Marxism and philosophy to several well-known Russian magazines, such as Russkoye Bogastvo, the Jewish—Russian Voskhod, Sozialistische Monatshefte, and Deutsche Worte, among others. When the first Yiddish daily in Russia, the St. Petersburg Frajnd, was founded, Dr. Zhitlowsky, under the pen name N. Gaydaroff, contributed a series of articles entitled “The Jewish People and the Yiddish Language,” a theme which he often treated in later years. In 1896 he organized the Group of Jewish Socialists Abroad. Their purpose was to prepare revolutionary propaganda literature in Yiddish, beginning with the Communist Manifesto. Zhitlowsky wrote an introduction entitled “Yiddish—Why?” in which he expressed the belief that the rebirth of the Yiddish language and literature would lead to the national and social awakening of the Jewish people.

Zhitlowsky was present at the First Zionist Congress in Basel in 1897, although he did not support political Zionism and even wrote an article in the New York Jewish Daily Forward against it. He believed in the necessity of a League for Jewish Colonization, a league that would appeal to all those opposed to Herzl’s political Zionism. A day after the Congress, Dr. Zhitlowsky addressed the delegates and guests on Yiddish and the purposes of the Yiddish publishing house Zeit Geist, which had been founded by a group of Jewish intellectuals and revolutionaries. In this speech were first laid the foundations of Yiddishism, which subsequently became deeply rooted in Eastern Europe and America. He became a member of the Jewish Socialist Bund. His essay “Zionism or Socialism,” published in 1898 in Yiddish in the Bund organ Der Yidisher Arbeter laid the groundwork for the party's program of Jewish national and cultural autonomy.

In 1903, partially in response to the Kishinev pogrom, Zhitlowsky revised his Jewish program and became a Territorialist, which was a movement to establish an autonomous settlement of Jews in a sufficiently large territory, of which Palestine was considered as just one of the possibilities. In the following years he made many efforts to reconcile theoretically the principles of Territorialism and Socialism. He was also instrumental in founding several political organizations that would incorporate the ideas of Territorialism and Socialism in their political platform.

In 1904 Zhitlowsky left Europe for North America, having been sent there by the Socialist-Revolutionary Party as its emissary and fund-raiser. Together with Ekaterina Breshkovskaya (known as the “Grandmother of the Russian Revolution”) he toured the U.S. spreading propaganda on behalf of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party, and at the same time speaking and writing on Jewish national culture, autonomy and territorialism. His articles appeared in the Forverts, Zeitgeist, Zukunft, Warheit, and Dos Folk. Zhitlowsky returned to Europe in 1906. Unable to enter Russia for fear of being arrested, he stayed in Lwow (Lemberg). There he participated in the formation of a new Jewish Socialist group, the SERP (Sotsyalisticheskaya Yevreyskaya Rabotchaya Partya - Socialist Jewish Workers Party), popularly called the "Sejmists" because it advocated a Jewish autonomous governing body (‘Sejm’ refers to the Polish parliament) within the Russian Empire. He was nominated by the Socialist-Revolutionary Party to run for a seat in the second Duma (folder 1524) and was elected in the Vitebsk district. However, the police authorities annulled his election.

Zhitlowsky spent 1907 spreading Socialist-Revolutionary propaganda in Finland with Gregory Gershuni. Also in 1907, the Socialist-Revolutionary Party and the Sejmists sent him as their delegate to the International Socialist Congress at Stuttgart. In 1908 Zhitlowsky left Europe again for the U.S. as the Socialist-Revolutionary Party's envoy, this time with the intention of settling in America. In New York, Zhitlowsky founded a publishing house which issued the monthly, Dos Naye Lebn. Under the editorship of Zhitlowsky, this journal exercised great influence on Yiddish culture, literature and the development of free Socialist thought. After a brief stay in America, Zhitlowsky returned to Europe, where he participated in the conference for the Yiddish language which was held in Chernivtsi (Czernowitz), Bukovina, August 30-September 4, 1908. This conference, of which Zhitlowsky was both the initiator and chairman, along with I.L. Peretz and Nathan Birnbaum, and which hosted leading Yiddish authors of the day, proclaimed Yiddish as a national language of the Jews. After the conference, Zhitlowsky returned to the U.S.

In the United States, Zhitlowsky distinguished himself in work to promote and strengthen the Yiddish language and culture. He became the standard-bearer of Yiddish, which he considered a prerequisite for the survival of the Jewish people. While many thought that his attitude towards Yiddish was dogmatic and irrational, he persevered nevertheless in lending his unqualified support to any and all efforts on behalf of Yiddish. In Dos Naye Lebn in 1909, Zhitlowsky raised the question of founding Yiddish secular schools in America and in 1910, at the Convention of the Poale Zion Party in Montreal, Canada, he helped to usher in the inauguration of this type of school. The first Folkshul in New York City was opened at 143 Madison St., and Dr. Zhitlowsky took an active part in the growth of this school. His influence was also considerable in the creation of the Jewish secular schools of the Workmen’s Circle, the Jewish National Workers Alliance and the radical International Workers Order.

Zhitlowsky’s political affiliation in the U.S. remained with the Socialist movement, and especially with the Jewish Socialist groups. At first he joined the Socialist Territorialists. Then, in 1909 he initiated the merger of the Socialist Territorialists, the Sejmists and Labor Zionists, but the unified group did not last long. In subsequent years he moved closer to the Labor Zionists. He supported the movement for an American Jewish Congress, which held its first session in 1918. He returned to America from Europe at the outbreak of World War I. Until then, he had been a contributor to the Warheit, edited by L. A. Miller. He now joined the staff of the newly-organized Tog. At the same time, he continued his tracts on philosophy and sociology in the Yiddish magazine Zukunft and, from 1920-1921, Die Zeit, a Poale-Zion daily. In 1922, Dr. Zhitlowsky and Shmuel Niger renewed the publication of Dos Naye Lebn, which lasted until 1923. In 1923, when the magazine was discontinued, Dr. Zhitlowsky returned to Europe in order to complete his work, “The Spiritual Struggle of the Jewish People for Freedom.”

On November 28, 1925, Zhitlowsky’s sixtieth birthday was celebrated at the Manhattan Opera House in New York. Similar celebrations were held in other American and European cities visited by Dr. Zhitlowsky. A Zhitlowsky Memorial Volume was published in Berlin. It contained articles and reminiscences of his intimate friends and disciples. At Zhitlowsky’s suggestion, the proceeds from the book were turned over to the Yiddish Scientific Institute (YIVO) of Vilna, where he was a member of its Honorary Board of Directors, along with Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud, among others. Through the initiative of Dr. Zhitlowsky, and his lifelong friend, Dr. S. Ellsberg, the Yiddish Culture Society was founded in September 1929. The purpose of the organization was to unite all adherents of Yiddish to enable them to work in common for the development of Yiddish, Yiddish schools and Yiddish culture in general. He was also one of the editors of the weekly Yiddish, issued by the Yiddish Culture Society.

Zhitlowsky was a bitter foe of dogmatic Marxism. He began the dispute back in 1888 in Zurich where his lecture on Plekhanov stirred a debate lasting 72 evenings (it was called afterwards the "72 Zurich Nights"). He later pursued his arguments against Communist ideology and against the Bolshevik regime in post-1917 Russia. He broke with the pro-Soviet camp over the signing of the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, but later returned in the wake of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union. From 1936 until his death he moved closer to the radical, pro-Soviet groups active in the Jewish community in the U.S. such as IWO (International Workers Order), IKUF (Yiddisher Kultur Farband -Yiddish Culture Society), ICOR (Association for Jewish Colonization in Soviet Union), and others. During this last period of his life he came to the conclusion that Communist ideology incorporated many of the ideals for which he had always fought. He was convinced that the creation of the Jewish autonomous province in Biro-Bidjan was a true realization of his Territorialist dream. He believed that the Communist claim about promoting cultures which are "Socialist in content and national in form" spelled a brighter future for Yiddish as well.

Zhitlowsky was more of a theoretician than an organizer. He exerted great authority and influence among the Socialist groups and in the Jewish community, chiefly through writings, debates and lectures. He contributed to and was editor of many publications, including the organ of the Socialist-Revolutionary Party Russky Rabochy (The Russian Worker), 1893, the organ of the Jewish Socialist Territorialists in the U.S. Dos Folk (The People), 1904-1906, the periodical Dos Naye Lebn (New Life), 1908-1913, and the Yiddish daily Der Tog (The Day) in which he wrote from its inception in 1916 until his last days. He wrote the first serious history of philosophy in Yiddish, 1910, translated Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra, 1919, and wrote scholarly essays on Kant, Einstein, Job, and Faust. His collected works were published twice during his lifetime (in New York, 1912-1919, 10 volumes; in Warsaw, 1929-32, 15 volumes).

"As the outstanding ideologist of Diaspora Nationalism and Yiddishism, Zhitlowsky influenced the programs of all Jewish national parties, but only in his struggle against assimilationism was his influence profound and enduring… More important than his theoretical justification for the existence of Yiddish was his practical application of Yiddish in a journalistic and scholarly style which delineated ideas and philosophical systems. (Encyclopedia Judaica, Volume 16).

Zhitlowsky lived and worked in the times which saw the formation of modern Socialist ideologies and the creation of radical mass movements. He himself was very much an inspirational force in this process, attaining a position of leadership in international, Russian and Jewish Socialist groups. He witnessed and often subscribed to the birth of the many factions of populist, Socialist, Territorialist and Communist persuasions and at various times he was involved as theoretician and political activist with such major political parties as the Narodnaya Volya, the Russian Socialist-Revolutionary Party, the Jewish Labor Bund, and the Poale Zion, among others. He was the founder of the theory of Jewish national self-determination in the Diaspora, to which he remained rigidly faithful until the end of his life and which in fact prompted him to wander from movement to movement, in his search for a political solution to the theory.

Zhitlowsky was a forceful orator, a formidable polemicist, a prolific writer and talented popularizer of knowledge. A philosopher by training, he had to his credit as many theoretical works as popular essays, articles and lectures on philosophy, psychology, religion, ethics, literature, and history. Zhitlowsky’s role in the Jewish community in the U.S. and abroad was that of a spiritual leader for the major segment of the Jewish community. Many considered themselves his disciples and stood by him when his popularity and influence began to wane in the 1930's in the wake of his pro-Soviet stance.

Chaim Zhitlowsky was married twice. His first wife was Vera Lokhova whom he met in Vitebsk and married in 1888 in Berlin. Vera Lokhova was a populist (they both worked in the Narodnaya Volya organization in Vitebsk) and an author in her own right. They separated in 1903 but were formally divorced until 1929. In 1930 Zhitlowsky married Nora Van Leuven. Chaim Zhitlowsky died in Calgary, Canada, May 6, 1943, while on a lecture tour for the IWO.

Subject/Index Terms

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: Permission to use the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archivist.

Use Restrictions: Permission to publish part or parts of the collection must be obtained from the YIVO Archives. For more information, contact:YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, Center for Jewish History, 15 West 16th Street, New York, NY 10011 email: archives@yivo.cjh.org

Acquisition Method: Zhitlowsky willed his papers to YIVO in his testament of February 6, 1941, but the donation was contested in court by his widow following his death in 1943. Eventually YIVO received half of his archives and library. The official transfer of the papers took place in December 1944-January 1945.

Separated Materials: There is no information about materials that are associated by provenance to the described materials that have been physically separated or removed.

Original/Copies Note: The collection is on thirty-six reels of microfilm (MK 505)

Related Materials: The YIVO Archives contains collections of several of Zhitlowsky’s most prominent correspondents, including Mordechai Barlas, Abe Cahan, J.A. Cherniak, Simon Dubnow, William Edlin, Jacob Lestschinsky, Kalman Marmor, and many others. There are also materials by and about Zhitlowsky in the collections of various organizations he was involved with, including the Association for Jewish Farm Settlements, of which Zhitlowsky was honorary chairman, the I.L. Peretz Yiddish Writers Union, and the periodicals Dos Naye Lebn and Der Tog, which he edited. The YIVO Library has several books by and about Zhitlowsky, including a book by James Globus, two books by Chaim Lieberman, copies of Zhitlowsky’s translation of Thus Spake Zarathustra, Zhitlowsky’s collected works, his memoirs, photographs, and books and publications in honor of various celebrations for Zhitlowsky.

Preferred Citation: Published citations should take the following form:Identification of item, date (if known); Papers of Chaim Zhitlowsky; RG 208; folder number; YIVO Institute for Jewish Research.

Finding Aid Revision History: In 1941 B. Dworkin identified, with Zhitlowsky’s help, some of the correspondents. In 1945, on accession of the collection to YIVO, Eva Zhitlowsky, Chaim Zhitlowsky’s daughter, and Mendel Elkin, the YIVO Librarian, made another early list of correspondents. Khayim Gininger partially processed the collection in the 1950s by adding more names to the list of correspondents and identifying a number of the manuscripts but left about 50% of the collection untouched. Felicia Figa completed the processing of the collection in March 1981 as part of the Finding Aids Project supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and wrote a full Yiddish finding aid. Marek Web prepared an English finding aid in November 1981 with an expanded introduction and abridged contents list. The full Yiddish finding aid was translated into English in 2010.

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

Series 1: Series I: Personal Documents, 1887-1944,
Series 2: Series II: Family Correspondence, 1886-1943,
Series 3: Series III: General Correspondence: Individuals, 1882-1955,
Series 4: Series IV: General Correspondence: Organizations, 1892-1943,
Series 5: Series V: Manuscripts, 1881-1942,
Series 6: Series VI: Typescripts and Printed Materials, 1885-1938,
Series 7: Series VII: Miscellaneous Speeches, 1910, 1937-1943,
Series 8: Series VIII: Financial Records, 1897-1942,
Series 9: Series IX: Newspaper Clippings, 1916-1942,
Series 10: Series X: Records of Celebrations for Zhitlowsky, 1912-1942,
Series 11: Series XI: Miscellaneous, 1883-1958,
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Series V: Manuscripts 1881-1942

This series consists of manuscripts by Zhitlowsky and by others. The series includes monographs, essays, articles, notes, drafts, and transcripts of speeches. The manuscripts are arranged in four subseries by language. Within each subseries the manuscripts are listed alphabetically by title. The Yiddish manuscripts are arranged according to the Yiddish alphabet sequence. The other series are in Latin alphabet sequence. The titles of the Yiddish and Russian manuscripts have been transliterated and translated and the titles of the German manuscripts have been translated. The majority of manuscripts are Zhitlowsky' s own writings, particularly the Yiddish manuscripts. Among the Russian manuscripts are a number of literary works by Zhitlowsky's first wife Vera Lokhova. The authorship of many Russian and German manuscripts could not be determined, especially where the front pages were missing. The manuscript series seems to be much more complete than the correspondence. However, due to the lack of a bibliography of Zhitlowsky's writings, the publication history of each item cannot be established, nor can it be determined which items have not been published yet. The unidentified fragments are placed at the end of each subseries.

Folders: 820

Subseries 1: Yiddish 1882-1942

Folders: 566

Folder 1212: Oys di Zikhroynes fun a Yidishn Sotsialist (From the Memoirs of a Jewish Socialist) 1929: 162 pgs., New York
reel 15, frame 44
Folder 1213: Oys di Zikhroynes fun a Yidishn Sotsialist (From the Memoirs of a Jewish Socialist) undated: 145 pgs., received from S. Weiner, NY, October 23, 1968
reel 15, frame 208
Folder 1214: Oys dem Gaystiken Lebn fun der Tsayt (From the Spiritual Life of the Time) undated: 3 pgs.
reel 15, frame 367
Folder 1215: Oys der Visnshaftlekher Kronik (From the Scholarly Chronicle) undated: 13 pgs.
reel 15, frame 371
Folder 1216: Di Oysgeshtekte Hant (The Outstretched Hand) undated: 11 pgs.
reel 15, frame 385
Folder 1217: Di Oyszikhten oder di Oyfgaben fun der Yidisher Arbetershaft (The Outlook or the Problem of Jewish Labor) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 15, frame 397
Folder 1218: Di Oyszikhten oyf Erets-Yisroel (The Outlook for Palestine) 1922: 16 pgs., New York
reel 15, frame 402
Folder 1219: Di Oyszikhten fun der Kultur in Yidish (The Prospects for Culture in Yiddish) undated: 30 pgs.
reel 15, frame 421
Folder 1220: Di Oyfgabe der Logik (The Problem of Logic) undated: 2 pgs., outlines
reel 15, frame 453
Folder 1221: Di Oyfgaben fun der Yidisher Inteligents in Amerike (The Tasks of the Jewish Intelligentsia in America) undated: 8 pgs., outlines
reel 15, frame 456
Folder 1222: Di Oyfgaben fun der Yidisher Yugent (The Tasks of Jewish Youth) undated: 5 pgs.
reel 15, frame 467
Folder 1223: Afn Shvel funem Sotsializm (On the Threshold of Socialism) undated: 26 pgs.
reel 15, frame 494
Folder 1224: Der Oyfkum fun di Ershte Moderne Shules in Amerike (A Kurtser Iberblik) [The Appearance of the First Modern Schools in America (A Brief Overview)] undated: 15 pgs., YIVO received this manuscript from Isaac Fine
reel 15, frame 522
Folder 1225: Oyfruf tsu Ale Yidn fun Progresivn Lager (Appeal to All Jews in the Progressive Camp) undated: 36 pgs.
reel 15, frame 538
Folder 1226: Umziste Hofenungen (Futile Hope) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 15, frame 575
Folder 1227: Di Umfarmaydlekhe Revolutsie in Undzer Partey (The Inevitable Revolution in Our Party) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 15, frame 580
Folder 1228: Undzer Derklerung tsu der Velt (Our Declaration to the World) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 15, frame 591
Folder 1229: Undzer Historisher Veg (Our Historical Way) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 15, frame 603
Folder 1230: Undzer Vendung tsu dem Felkerbund (Our Message to the League of Nations) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 15, frame 608
Folder 1231: Undzer Vendung tsu dem Fridns-Kongres (Our Message to the Peace Conference) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 15, frame 619
Folder 1232: Undzer Yoysher-Rekht oyf Erets-Yisroel (Our Just Right to Palestine) 1936: 10 pgs., New York
reel 15, frame 631
Folder 1233: Undzer Tsukunft do in Land (Our Future in this Country) 1931: 5 pgs., Washington
reel 15, frame 642
Folder 1234: Undzer Tsukunft in Poyln (Our Future in Poland) undated: 10 pgs., first article
reel 15, frame 650
Folder 1235: Undzer Shtelung tsum Folk (Our Attitude Towards the People) undated: 5 pgs.
reel 15, frame 661
Folder 1236: An Atentat oyf Leninen (loyt Fabrikants zikhroynes) [An Assassination Attempt on Lenin (according to Fabrikant’s memoirs)] 1937: 20 pgs., 2 articles
reel 15, frame 667
Folder 1237: Iberblik: Marks (Survey: Marx) undated: 11 pgs.
reel 15, frame 688
Folder 1238: Yid un Mentsh (Jew and Individual) undated: 12 pgs.
reel 15, frame 700
Folder 1239: Yidish un Tanakh (Yiddish and Bible) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1240: Yidishizm-Hebreizm (Yiddishism-Hebraism) undated: 16 pgs.
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Folder 1241: Yidishistisher Tsionizm (Yiddishist Zionism) undated: 16 pgs.
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Folder 1242: Yidishe Abnormalitetn in Farglaykh mit Andere Felker (Jewish Abnormalities in Comparison with Other Peoples) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1243: Yidishe Groyse Neviim (Great Jewish Prophets) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1244: Yidishe Dertsiung (Jewish Education) undated: 7 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1245: Di Yidishe Lage (The Jewish Position) 1930: 4 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1246: Di Yidishe Natur (The Jewish Character) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1247: Yidishe Sotsialistishe Arbayter Partey (Jewish Socialist Worker’s Party (SERP)) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1248: Yidishe Problemen (Jewish Problems) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1249: Yidishe Progresive Politik (Jewish Progressive Politics) undated: 20 pgs.
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Folder 1250: Yidishe Fragen (Jewish Questions) 1924: 12 pgs., Berlin
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Folder 1251: Yidishe Tsaytfragen (Jewish Questions of the Present Time) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1252: Yidishe Kultur-Arbet un "Yidishizm" (Jewish Cultural Work and “Yiddishism”) undated: 12 pgs., also a 3-page typescript
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Folder 1253: Di Yidishe Kongres-Bavegung in di Shtatn (The Jewish Congress Movement in the United States) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1254: Yidisher Alveltlekher Kongres, "Teritories" un Tsionizm (World Jewish Congress, “Territories” and Zionism) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1255: Der Yidisher Sots(ializm) un Farsheydene Organizatsies (Jewish Soc(ialism) and Various Organizations) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1256: Der Yidisher Kulturklub (The Jewish Culture Club) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1257: Ideal un Virklekhkeyt (Ideal and Reality) undated: 16 pgs.
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Folder 1258: Der Ideal un zayn Vert (The Ideal and its Worth) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1259: Yidentum un Kristentum (Judaism and Christianity) 1942: 18 pgs., not in order, incomplete, also quotes and excerpts
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Folder 1260: Yidns Rede, Vikhtik far der Hayntiker Tsayt (Jews’ Speech, Important for Today’s Time) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1261: Yidn un di Sotsiale Revolutsie (Jews and Social Revolution) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1262: Di Yidn-Frage un di Revolutsion in Rusland (The Jewish Question and the Russian Revolution) undated: 26 pgs.
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Folder 1263: Yidn Radikaln in Finland (Jewish Radicals in Finland) undated: 20 pgs., a speech given at a symposium of a branch of the National Worker’s Union, “The Quiet Corner”
reel 15, frame 1050
Folder 1264: Iev un Faust (Job and Faust) 1919: 10 pgs.
reel 15, frame 1072
Folder 1265: Iz a Nayer Veltkrig Umfarmaydlekh? (Is a New World War Inevitable?) undated: 14 pgs., notes
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Folder 1266: Iz di Antviklung fun der Kultur un der Yidisher Shrakh Meglekh in Amerike? (Is the Development of Yiddish Culture and the Yiddish Language Possible in America?) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1267: Farsheydene Fragmentn (Various Fragments) undated: 24 pgs., includes some Russian
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Folder 1268: Iz der Yidisher Gayst Sheferish? (Is the Jewish Intellect Creative?) undated: 5 pgs.
reel 15, frame 1143
Folder 1269: Iz der Veltkrig tsu Ende? (Is the World War Going to End?) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1270: Der Eybiker Sikhsukh Tsvishn "Gut" un "Beser" (The Everlasting Conflict Between ‘Good’ and ‘Better’) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1271: "Eygene" Kultur un "Fremde" Kultur (“Own” Culture and “Alien” Culture) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1272: Eynike Kritishe Bamerkungen (Gathered Critical Remarks) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1273: Aynteylung in di "Gaystike Kultur" (Division in the “Intellectual Culture”) undated: 11 pgs.
reel 15, frame 1181
Folder 1274: Aynshteyns Religieze Filosofie (Einstein’s Religious Philosophy) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1275: Aynshteyn (Einstein) undated: 29 pgs., not in order
reel 15, frame 1206
Folder 1276: Dos "Ikh" in Natur un Kultur (The “I” in Nature and Culture) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1277: Ikh Gloyb in di Koykhes un Lebns-Energie fun mayn Folk (I Believe in the Powers and Life Energy of my People) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1278: An Industriele Armey far dem Oyfboy fun Erets-Yisroel (An Industrial Army for the Construction of Palestine) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1279: Individuele Moral un Sotsiale Etik (Individual Morality and Social Ethics) undated: 16 pgs., notes
reel 16, frame 1
Folder 1280: Di Ineveynikste Vidershprukhn bay di Golus-Bovl Neviim (The Internal Inconsistencies of the Prophets of the Babylonian Exile) undated: 11 pgs.
reel 16, frame 29
Folder 1281: "Integrale Teyl" (“Integral Part”) undated: 25 pgs.
reel 16, frame 42
Folder 1282: Inteligentsie un Folk in Eyn Shprakh-Sfere - Yidish (Intelligentsia and People within the Yiddish Language Sphere) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete, also “In America”
reel 16, frame 71
Folder 1283: Unter di Reder fun der Geshikhte (Under the Wheels of History) undated: 6 pgs.
reel 16, frame 82
Folder 1284: Internatsionalizm (Internationalism) undated: 29 pgs.
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Folder 1285: Di Untershte Shure (The Bottom Line) undated: 9 pgs.
reel 16, frame 122
Folder 1286: In di Kraln fun Tsar (fun Anskys Lebn) [In the Claws of the Tsar (from Ansky’s Life)] undated: 11 pgs.
reel 16, frame 133
Folder 1287: Di Isoyishe Elelmentn in Kristntum (The Essenian Elements in Christianity) undated: 6 pgs.
reel 16, frame 145
Folder 1288: Di Isyim (The Essenes) undated: 23 pgs., also a manuscript “The Essenes,” Bern, 1889, not by Zhitlowsky, 13 pgs.
reel 16, frame 151
Folder 1289: Di Isyim oder Esener (The Essenes or Essenes), (a question of how one would translate the word 'Essenes') undated: 6 pgs.
reel 16, frame 186
Folder 1290: Isyim un Neviim (Essenes and Prophets) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 16, frame 193
Folder 1291: Di Itstike Lage un di Tsukunft funem Yidishn Folk (The Present Situation and the Future of the Jewish People) 1915: 27 pgs.
reel 16, frame 198
Folder 1292: Di "Alte" un di "Yunge" in Undzer Partey (The ‘Old’ and the ‘Young’ in Our Party) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 16, frame 230
Folder 1293: Di Alte Frage, der Alter Sikhsukh (The Old Question, the Old Conflict) undated: 6 pgs.
reel 16, frame 241
Folder 1294: Emes, Yoysher un Sheynkeyt (Truth, Justice and Beauty) undated: 169 pgs., 18 articles
reel 16, frame 248
Folder 1295: Der Emeser Marksizm (The True Marxism) undated: 13 pgs., outlines
reel 16, frame 448
Folder 1296: Analizn fun Historishe Ideen-Farbindungen, Gloybn in Got un Moral (Analyses of Historically Connected Ideas, Belief in G-d and Morality) undated: 5 pgs.
reel 16, frame 466
Folder 1297: Anarkhizm un Natsionalizm (Anarchism and Nationalism) undated: 18 pgs., remarks and outlines
reel 16, frame 472
Folder 1298: Eyn Ander Lebns-Plan, Vos Ken Men Ton Fars Yidishe Folk in Amerike (Another Life Plan, What Can One Do for the Jewish People in America) undated: 3 pgs.
reel 16, frame 496
Folder 1299: Di Antviklung fun Yidishn Religyezn Gedank (The Development of Jewish Religious Thought) undated: 31 pgs.
reel 16, frame 500
Folder 1300: Di Anti-Marksistishe Propaganda in Shvaytsarie biz tsum "Soyuz" (1893-1894) [The Anti-Marxist Propaganda in Switzerland until the “Soyuz” Bor’by (League of Struggle)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1301: Antisemitizm un Natsionalizm (Antisemitism and Nationalism) undated: 15 pgs.
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Folder 1302: Antsheydndiker Shrit in Farvirklekhn Kongres Ideen, Historisher Blik (Decisive Steps in Fulfilling Congressional Ideas, a Historical Look) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
reel 16, frame 552
Folder 1303: Anskys "Dibuk" un der Hasidizm (Ansky’s "Dybbuk" and Hasidism) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1304: Asimilatorishe Shtrebungen un zeyer Bakemfung (Assimilationist Strivings and the Fight Against Them) undated: 16 pgs.
reel 16, frame 564
Folder 1305: Opklangen un Batrakhtungen (Di Agrar-Frage in Rusland, Herrises Artikl in Karent Histori) [Repercussions and Considerations (The Agrarian Question in Russia, Harris’ article in the journal, Current History)] 1936: 10 pgs., New York
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Folder 1306: An Ofener Brif tsu Fraynd un Faynd (An Open Letter to Friends and Foes) 1928: 3 pgs., Ecuador
reel 16, frame 598
Folder 1307: An Ofener Brif tsu di Yidishe Arbayter un di Yidishe Sotsialistn (An Open Letter to the Jewish Workers and the Jewish Socialists) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 16, frame 602
Folder 1308: An Ofener Brif tsu Dr. Filipson, Rabiner in Sinsinati (An Open Letter to Dr. David Philipson, Rabbi in Cincinnati, OH) undated: 17 pgs.
reel 16, frame 607
Folder 1309: not used undated: reel 16, frame 623
Folder 1310: Di Arbayter-Politik un Natsionale Inyonim (Labor Politics and National Affairs) undated: 44 pgs.
reel 16, frame 624
Folder 1311: Di Arbayter Frage (The Labor Question) undated: 8 pgs., incomplete
reel 16, frame 673
Folder 1312: Der Arbayter-Klas un zayn Folk (The Working Class and its People) undated: 27 pgs.
reel 16, frame 683
Folder 1313: Arbet un Kapital (Work and Capital) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 16, frame 712
Folder 1314: ORT (The Society for Trades and Agricultural Labor) 1930: 38 pgs., notes and remarks
reel 16, frame 717
Folder 1315: Arten fun Sheynkeyt in Natur un Mentshlekhn Lebn (Types of Beauty in Nature and Human Life) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 16, frame 758
Folder 1316: Di Orientatsie in der Sotsialer Frage (The Direction in the Social Question) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 16, frame 770
Folder 1317: Erets-Yisroel un di Amerikaner Yidishe Arbetershaft (Palestine and American Jewish Labor) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1318: Erets-Yisroel un zayn Natsional-Kulturele Funktsie (Palestine and its National Cultural Function) undated: 4 pgs., notes, also a 3-page article “Palestine Question”
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Folder 1319: Erets-Yisroel un Rusland (Palestine and Russia) undated: 12 pgs.
reel 16, frame 788
Folder 1320: Babeuf undated: 14 pgs., notes
reel 16, frame 802
Folder 1321: Bazukh in Vilne un Varshe (Visit to Vilna and Warsaw) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
reel 16, frame 825
Folder 1322: Der Bankrot fun di Yidishe Parteyen un Naye Rikhtungen (The Bankruptcy of the Jewish Parties and New Directions) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
reel 16, frame 832
Folder 1323: Der Bankrot fun der Asimilatsie (The Bankruptcy of Assimilation) undated: 4 pgs., outlines
reel 16, frame 838
Folder 1324: Der Bankrot fun dem Hertslianizm far der Itstiker Historisher Konstelatsie (The Bankruptcy of Herzlianism for the Current Historical Constellation) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
reel 16, frame 845
Folder 1325: Boryas Kholem (Borya’s Dream) 1920: 21 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1326: Burtsev undated: 7 pgs.
reel 16, frame 872
Folder 1327: H.N. Bialik un di Yidishe Shprakh (H.N. Bialik and the Yiddish Language) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1328: Bibel Kritik (Biblical Criticism) undated: 3 pgs.
reel 16, frame 885
Folder 1329: Bimkom Tsionizmen (In Place of Zionisms) undated: 36 pgs.
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Folder 1330: Di Blinde Talmidey-Khakhomim (The Blind Scholars) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1331: Biro-Bidjan undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1332: Beys-Shamay un Beys-Hilel (The House of Shammai and the House of Hillel) undated: 142 pgs., also excerpts from the Talmud
reel 16, frame 944
Folder 1333: Blik-Shtandpunkt: Es-Er "Soyuz" (Point of View: Socialist-Revolutionary “Soyuz”), by Gershuni undated: 11 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1111
Folder 1334: Di Badaytung fun dem Yidishn Folk far der Antviklung fun Mensheyt (The Significance of the Jewish People for of the Development of Humanity) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1335: Edvard Bernshteyn un der Revisionizm (Eduard Bernstein and Revisionism) undated: 6 pgs., includes quotations
reel 16, frame 1133
Folder 1336: Brider Arbayter, a Vendung Erev di Valn tsum Yidishn Kongres (Brother Workers, An Appeal on the Eve of the Elections to the Jewish Congress) undated: 5 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1142
Folder 1337: A Briv in der Redaktsie Der Veker (A Letter to the Editor of The Alarm Clock) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1148
Folder 1338: A Briv tsu a Fraynd (A Letter to a Friend) undated: 6 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1153
Folder 1339: Briv fun a Yidishn Sotsialistn (Letter from a Jewish Socialist) undated: 3 pgs., first letter
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Folder 1340: Briv tsu di Antlofene (Letter to the Fugitives) undated: 4 pgs., missing the second page, second letter: To the recanters
reel 16, frame 1164
Folder 1341: A Briv tsu Medemen un der Inyen Manya Shokhat (A Letter to Medem and the Matter of Manya Shochat) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1342: Der Got-Gedank bay Yidn (The Idea of G-d among the Jews) undated: 3 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1174
Folder 1343: Gold un Zilber (Gold and Silver) undated: 5 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1178
Folder 1344: Der Gasn Marksizm (Street Marxism) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1345: Gayst un Materie (Spirit and Matter) undated: 11 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1189
Folder 1346: Di Gaystike Geshikhte fun Undzer Folk Do in Land (The Spiritual History of Our People in This Country) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1347: Gaystike Kultur (Spiritual Culture) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1348: Der Gaystiker Matsev fun di Mizrakh-Eyropeishe Yidn (The Spiritual State of Eastern European Jews) undated: 7 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1218
Folder 1349: Der Gaystiker Kamf (The Spiritual Fight) undated: 9 pgs., outlines and notes
reel 16, frame 1226
Folder 1350: Gloybn oder Folk? (Beliefs or People?) undated: 6 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1252
Folder 1351: Der Gloybn in Meshiekh (The Belief in the Messiah) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1259
Folder 1352: Der Gebot fun der Tsayt (A Vendung tsu Ale Yidishe-Kinder Do in Land) [The Commandment of Our Times (An Appeal to All Jewish Descendants in this Country)] 1941: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1353: Gegner fun Diktatur (Opponents of Dictatorship) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1354: Gedanken vegn Got (Thoughts about G-d) 1926: 6 pgs., in a notebook
reel 16, frame 1287
Folder 1355: Gevoynheytn (Habits) undated: 7 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1356: Gemeynshaftlekhe Momentn (Common Moments) undated: 3 pgs.
reel 16, frame 1304
Folder 1357: Geshikhte fun di Alte Mitsrim (The History of Ancient Egyptians) 1887: 17 pgs., Berlin, the title is in German
reel 17, frame 1
Folder 1358: Geshray funem Gerkhtikeyt (Cry for Justice) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1359: Di Groyse Utopistn (The Great Utopians) undated: 10 pgs., incomplete
reel 17, frame 32
Folder 1360: Di Grundlagen fun den Progresivn Natsionalizm (The Basic Principles of Progressive Nationalism) undated: 22 pgs., outlines, observations and thoughts
reel 17, frame 43
Folder 1361: Der Grunt-Shtrikh fun Undzer Tsayt (The Basic Features of Our Time) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1362: Di Grunt-Problemen fun der Religiezer Filosofie (The Basic Problems of Religious Philosophy) undated: 25 pgs., outlines and notes
reel 17, frame 80
Folder 1363: Dos iz di Geshikhte fun Yankevs Mishpokhe (This is the History of Jacob’s Family) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1364: Darfn Yidn Shafn a Bazunderen Relif-Komitet far Sovet Rusland? (Should Jews Create a Separate Relief Committee for Soviet Russia?) undated: 15 pgs.
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Folder 1365: Dubnovs Oytonomizm (a Por Tezisn tsu zayn 75stn Yoyvl) [Dubnow’s Autonomism (two outlines on his 75th birthday)] 1935: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1366: David undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1367: Der Dor Hamidber (The Desert Generation) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
reel 17, frame 162
Folder 1368: Daytshland un di Yidnfrage (Germany and the Jewish Question) undated: 4 pgs.
reel 17, frame 167
Folder 1369: Diktatur (Dictatorship) undated: 15 pgs. (numbered 5-20)
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Folder 1370: Diktatur fun a Minoritet oder Arbayterishe Diktatur? (Dictator of a Minority or the Dictatorship of the Workers?) undated: 7 pgs., a debate
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Folder 1371: Debate mit Olginen (Debate with Olgin) undated: 30 pgs., not in order
reel 17, frame 200
Folder 1372: Debate Tsvishn Dr. Ch. Zhitlowsky un A. Revutsky (Debate Between Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky and A. Revutsky) undated: 5 pgs., from the Morning Journal
reel 17, frame 234
Folder 1373: Demokratie un Sotsiale Zikherkeyt (di Tsiln fun dem Ershtn un dem Tsveytn Velt-Krig) [Democracy and Social Security (The Goals of the First and Second World Wars)] undated: 18 pgs.
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Folder 1374: Denken iz Bavustzayn (Thinking is Awareness) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1375: Der Dialektisher Materializm un der Visnshaftlekher Sotsializm (Tsu dem 50-Yorikn Yahrtsayt fun Karl Marksn ) [Dialectical Materialism and Scholarly Socialism (on the fiftieth anniversary of the death of Karl Marx)] 1933: 50 pgs.
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Folder 1376: Der Driter Tsad, tsveyter artikl, Der Sovetish-Daytsher Opmakh (The Third Side, second article, the Soviet-German Pact) 1939: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1377: Der Driter Tsad, driter artikl, Di Tseshterung fun der Poylisher Melukhe (The Third Side, third article, the Destruction of the Polish State) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1378: Dray Ofene Briv tsu Mayne Fraynd (Three Open Letters to my Friends) undated: 23 pgs., contains only the second and third letter
reel 17, frame 343
Folder 1379: Dray Artiklen funem Reaktsionern Natsionalizm (Three Articles on Reactionary Nationalism) undated: 42 pgs., not in order, notes
reel 17, frame 369
Folder 1380: A Natsional Yidisher Teater (A National Yiddish Theater) undated: 3 pgs.
reel 17, frame 420
Folder 1381: Humanizm un Yidntum (Humanism and Judaism) undated: 30 pgs., notes
reel 17, frame 424
Folder 1382: Hoysofes (Appendices) undated: 7 pgs., not in order
reel 17, frame 527
Folder 1383: Hitler un Lehavdl Ruzvelt (Hitler and, not in the same breath, Roosevelt) 1933: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1384: Di Hay-Yorike Yubileyen, an Entfer L.A. Dubim fun Nyu-Yorker Khronik (This Year’s Anniversaries, an Answer to L.A. Dubim of the New York Chronicle) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1385: Heylike Kriger (Holy Warriors) undated: 10 pgs.
reel 17, frame 551
Folder 1386: Der Hayntiker Rezhim in Rusland (The Current Regime in Russia) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
reel 17, frame 563
Folder 1387: Der Historisher Goyrl funem Yidishn Folk (The Historic Destiny of the Jewish People) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
reel 17, frame 569
Folder 1388: Hebreyizm un Yidishizm (Hebraism and Yiddishism) undated: 19 pgs., the first page is missing, outlines and notes
reel 17, frame 575
Folder 1389: Hebreyish un Hebreyizm (Hebrew and Hebraism) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
reel 17, frame 599
Folder 1390: Di Hekhste Noyt fun Undzer Tsayt (The Greatest Need of Our Time) 1936: 13 pgs.
reel 17, frame 605
Folder 1391: Der Haskole Period (The Haskalah (Jewish Enlightenment) Period) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1392: Hakdome tsu: In Kamf far Undzer Shprakh un Folk (Preface to “In the Struggle for our Language and People”) 1908: 2 pgs.
reel 17, frame 623
Folder 1393: Hakdome tsu: Di Neviim (Preface to “The Prophets”) undated: 13 pgs.
reel 17, frame 626
Folder 1394: Hakdome tsu S. Nigers: Lezer, Dikhter, Kritiker (Preface to S. Niger’s “Reader, Poet, Critic”) 1928: 10 pgs., missing the first page
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Folder 1395: Hakdome tsu I. Polishuks Bukh: Di Antviklung fun Bavustzayn un der Protses fun Visn (Preface to I. Polishuk’s “The Development of Consciousness and the Process of Knowing”) 1939: 14 pgs.
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Folder 1396: Vu iz der Yidisher Tsenter? (Notitsn fun a Yidishn Publitsist) [Where is the Jewish Center? (notes from a Jewish publicist)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1397: Vu Halt Dos mit Rusland? (Where Does It Stand with Russia?) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1398: Vu Haltn Mir in der Velt? (Where Do We Stand in the World?) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1399: Vos Undz Felt (What Do We Lack?) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1400: Vos iz Oyfklerung? (What is Enlightenment?) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1401: Vos iz im Nebekh Azoyns? (What is Wrong with Him?) undated: 3 pgs.
reel 17, frame 712
Folder 1402: Vos iz a Folk? (What is a People?) 1907: 22 pgs.
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Folder 1403: Vos iz Geshikhte? (What is History?) undated: 25 pgs.
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Folder 1404: Vos iz Sotsializm? (What is Socialism?) undated: 15 pgs.
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Folder 1405: Vos iz Poezye? (What is Poetry?) undated: 23 pgs.
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Folder 1406: Vos iz Piramidal un vos iz Kolosal? (What is Pyramidal and What is Colossal?) 1914: 6 pgs., in German
reel 17, frame 811
Folder 1407: Vos hot Marks Ibergebitn in dem Sotsializm? (What Did Marx Change in Socialism?) undated: 2 pgs., outlines, remarks
reel 17, frame 817
Folder 1408: Vos Viln di Revizionistn? (What Do the Revisionists Want?) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1409: Vos Zol Zayn Undzer Shprakh? (What Should Be Our Language?) undated: 2 pgs., outlines
reel 17, frame 831
Folder 1410: Vos Ton Itster? (What Should Be Done Now?) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1411: Vafn Oysgeshmidt in Yidish (Der YIVO un Zayne Oyftuen) [Weapons Forged in Yiddish (YIVO and its Accomplishments)] 1938: 24 pgs.
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Folder 1412: V'im Tomar: Mah Nochal?, der Nomen "Yidish" (And If You Say ‘What Will We Eat?’, the Name “Yiddish”) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1413: Vi Azoy Ikh bin Gevorn a Yidishist (How I Became a Yiddishist) undated: 2 pgs., outlines
reel 17, frame 883
Folder 1414: Der "Vayser Papir" un der Ahad HaAmizm (The White Paper and Ahad HaAmism) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1415: A Vikhtiker Shtrikh fun dem Nokh-Krig-Sotsializm (An Important Feature of Postwar Socialism) 1930: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1416: Di Visnshaft, di Unendlekhkeyt fun S. Filips (The Scholarship, the Infinity of S. Phillips) undated: 25 pgs., in a notebook
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Folder 1417: Di Visnshaft, Filosofie, Religie (Scholarship, Philosophy and Religion) 1931: 73 pgs., first lecture, in note form and a printed booklet, also copyright information
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Folder 1418: Visn iz Makht (Knowledge is Power) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1419: Der Veg tsu der Geule (The Road to Salvation) 1924: 14 pgs., Warsaw
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Folder 1420: Vegn a Yidishe Proletarishe Fartretershaft in Sotsialistishn Internatsional (On the Jewish Proletarian Representation in the Socialist International) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1421: Vegn der Kinstlerisher Vert fun "Dibuk" (On the Artistic Worth of “The Dybbuk”) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1422: Vegn Dr. N. Sirkins Tsvey Artiklen in "Dos Naye Lebn" (On N. Syrkin’s Two Articles in The New Life) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1423: Vegn Fareyniktn Front fun di Komunistn mit di Sotsialistn (On the United Front of the Communists and the Socialists) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1424: Vegn fun der Yidisher Politik (The Ways of Yiddish Politics) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1425: Vegn Karl Kautsky (On Karl Kautsky) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1426: Vegn a Yidishistisher Agrar-Bavegung Do in Land (On a Yiddishist Agrarian Movement in this Country) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1427: Vegn Undzer Yugent (On Our Youth) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1428: Vegn Yidish in Amerike (On Yiddish in America) undated: 17 pgs.
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Folder 1429: Vegn Yidishe Problemen Do in Land fun a Sotsialistishn Shtandpunkt (On Jewish Problems in this Country from a Socialist Standpoint) undated: 22 pgs.
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Folder 1430: Vegn an Alveltlekhn Arbayter-Kongress in dem Arbeiter-Ring (On a Worldwide Workers Congress in the Workmen's Circle) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1431: Vegn Erets-Yisroel (On Palestine) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1432: Vegn Albert Bushes Bukh (On Albert Bush’s Book) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1433: Vegn Got (On G-d) undated: 11 pgs., first part, definitions
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Folder 1434: Vegn "Dem Farloyrenem Dor" (On “The Lost Generation”) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1435: Vegn der Tsukunft fun Yidishn Folk un Funem Yidishn Sotsializm in Amerike (On the Future of the Jewish People and on Jewish Socialism in America) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1436: Vegn Fareynikung mit "Tmeyim" (On the Association with the “Untouchables”) undated: 3 pgs., incomplete, author unknown
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Folder 1437: Dos Vezen fun der Revolutsion in Rusland (About the Revolution in Russia) undated: 21 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1438: Velt-Politik (World Politics) undated: 27 pgs.
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Folder 1439: Ven Men hot Gehoft oyf Sotsialistishe Demokratie (When One Wished for Socialist Democracy) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1440: Ver iz Shuldik? (Who is Guilty?) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1441: Ver hot Ibergefirt Aristotelesn? (Who Spoiled Aristotle?) undated: 28 pgs., volume 2
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Folder 1442: Ver Profesor Zambard iz? (Who is Professor Zambard?) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1443: Veren Mir a Poyerim Folk? (Are We Becoming a Peasant People?) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1443A: Der Vikuekh fun S. Ansky (The Argument of S. Ansky) undated: 16 pgs., unfinished account
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Folder 1444: Der Vikuekh (The Argument) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1445: Zol der End Tsil fun der Sotsialer Revolutsie Zayn Sotsializm oder Komunizm? Iz Do a Velkher es iz Untersheyd Tsvishn Zey? (Should the Final Goal of the Socialist Revolution Be Socialism or Communism? Is There Any Difference Between Them?) undated: 35 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1446: Dos Zukhn dem Emes iz an Absoluter Vert far dem Denkendikn Mentshn (The Search for Truth is of Absolute Urgency for the Thinking Man) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1447: Dr. M. Zilberfarb, Olev-Hasholem (A Por Bletlekh oyf Zayn Kever) [Dr. M. Zilberfarb, of Blessed Memory (A Few Words at his Grave)] 1934: 31 pgs.
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Folder 1448: Der Zin fun Mentshlikhn Lebn (The Meaning of Human Life) 1924: 46 pgs., notes and outlines
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Folder 1449: Der Zin fun Mentshlikhn Lebn (The Meaning of Human Life) 1935-1936: 274 pgs., 22 chapters
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Folder 1450: Zikhroynes fun a Yidishn Revolutsioner (Memoirs of a Jewish Revolutionary) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1451: Zhan Valzhan oder Di Farshtoysene fun Viktor Hugo (Jean Valjean, or “Les Miserables” by Victor Hugo) undated: 4 pgs., a translation
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Folder 1452: not used undated: reel 18, frame 604
Folder 1453: Der Khoyv fun Internatsionaler Solidaritet in Emigratsions-Lender (The Duty of International Solidarity in Countries of Emigration and Countries of Colonization) 1914: 8 pgs., Tel Aviv
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Folder 1454: Khaye, Mentsh, Ibermentsh (Oys dem Togbukh fun a Lezer) [Animal, Man and Superman (from the journal of a reader) undated: 3 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1455: Der Khasidizm (An Araynfir in S. Anskys "Dibuk") [Hasidism (An Introduction to S. Ansky’s “Dybbuk”)] undated: 23 pgs.
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Folder 1456: Tog-Oys Tog-Ein (Day In, Day Out) undated: 3 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1457: Tog-Bukh fun a Publitsist (Di Khisroynes un Mayles fun Biro-Bidzhan, Darf Men a Biro-Bidzhan Bevegung?) [Diary of a Publicist (The Disadvantages and Advantages of Biro-Bidjan, Is a Biro-Bidjan Movement Needed?)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1458: Tolstoy 1911: 23 pgs., notes
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Folder 1459: Tendentsn in Yidishn Lebn (Tendencies in Jewish Life) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1460: Der Teror un di Revolutsionere Moral in Bafrayungs-Kamf (Terror and Revolutionary Morality in the Fight for Liberation) undated: 13 pgs., pg. 5 is missing
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Folder 1461: Teritorializm (Territorialism) undated: 8 pgs., outlines and notes
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Folder 1462: Teritorializm un Seymizm (Territorialism and Sejmism) undated: 4 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1463: Di Tragedie fun dem Yidishn Folk (The Tragedy of the Jewish People) undated: 17 pgs., excerpts and notes
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Folder 1464: Transtsendentale un Empirishe Realitet (Transcendental and Empirical Reality) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1465: Tshekhoslovakay un der Versayer Opmakh (Czechoslovakia and the Versailles Treaty) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1466: Tshernovits un Bazel (Czernowitz and Basel) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1467: Tshernovits un Parizsh, Shprakh-Konferents un Kultur-Kongres (Czernowitz and Paris, Language Conference and Culture Congress) undated: 33 pgs., a greeting
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Folder 1468: 20 Yor Bolshevizm (Twenty Years of Bolshevism) 1937: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1469: Yehuda Halevi undated: 16 pgs., author unknown, two different copies
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Folder 1470: Yubiley-Rede (Anniversary Speech) 1935: 32 pgs.
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Folder 1471: Yudentum un Farfolgungen, Ein Veg (Judaism and Persecution, One Way) undated: 15 pgs.
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Folder 1472: Der Yunger Lord Meltshet (Zayn Teoretisher Blik oyf di Urzakhn fun dem Antisemitizm) [The Younger Lord Melchett (His Theoretical Look at the Reasons for Antisemitism)] undated: 3 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1473: Di Yidishe Arbetershaft un der Algemeyn Yidisher Demokratisher Kongres (Jewish Labor and the General Jewish Democratic Congress) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1474: Di Yidishe Arbetershaft un der Tsionizm (Jewish Labor and Zionism) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1475: Yidishe Sotsialistishe un Arbeter-Bavegung (Jewish Socialist and Labor Movement) undated: 127 pgs., not in order, different essays
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Folder 1476: Fragmentn fun Ksavyadn (Fragments of manuscripts, “Large and Small,” “The Conversion Movement and My Stance”) undated: 5 pgs., notes
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Folder 1477: Yidishe Emigratsie (Jewish Immigration) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1478: Di Yidishe Shul (The Jewish School) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1479: Yidn un der Fashizm (Jews and Fascism) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1480: Der 25-Yeriker Yubileyum fun Gershuni-Brentsh un di Dershaynung fun dem Gershuni-Bukh (The 25th Anniversary [of the death] of Gershuni-Brantch and the Publication of the Gershuni Book) 1933: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1481: Di Logik fun der Lage (The Logic of the Situation) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1482: Logish un Historish (Logical and Historical) undated: 27 pgs.
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Folder 1483: Di Lage fun di Yidn nokh dem Groysn Velt Krizis (The State of the Jews after the Great World Crisis) undated: 8 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1484: Di Lage fun dem Kongres (The State of the Congress) undated: 8 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1485: P. Lavrov undated: 2 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1486: Der Lozung in Krig (The Slogan in War) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1487: Lider (Poems), by A. Block undated: 5 pgs., translated into Yiddish
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Folder 1488: Lider (Poems) by Heinrich Heine undated: 9 pgs., translated into Yiddish, from "Atta Troll"
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Folder 1489: Lider (Poems), by M.M. Moavnezer (M.M. Rozenboim) 1929-1930, undated: 21 pgs.
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Folder 1490: A Lid "Slushay" (A Poem “Slushay”), by S. Ansky undated: 6 pgs., notes, translated from Russian
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Folder 1490A: Lider (Poems), by Emil Schorin 1886: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1491: Lider (Poems) 1882-1892, 1923-1925, undated: 129 pgs., including several Russian poems
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Folder 1492: A. Litvak der Bundist (A. Litvak the Bundist) 1933: 23 pgs.
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Folder 1493: Lenins Tsavoe (Tsu der Kharakteristik fun der "Naye Opozitsie" in Rusland) [Lenin’s Legacy (On the Characteristics of the “New Opposition” in Russia)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1494: Leb Dayn Eygen Lebn (Live Your Own Life) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1495: Di Leren fun dem Velt-Krig (The Lessons of the World War) undated: 18 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1496: Di Lezung fun der Yidenfrage in Ratenland (Vi Azoy di Sovetishe Regirung hot Farentfert di Natsionale Frage Bkhlal un di Yidenfrage Bfrat) [The Solution to the Jewish Question in the Soviet Union (How the Soviet Government has Solved the National Question in General and the Jewish Question in Particular)] undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1497: Di Leninisher Metod (The Leninist Method) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1498: Lenin un Poynkare in Genoa (Oys di Notitsn fun a Lezer) [Lenin and Poincare in Genoa (From the Notes of a Reader)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1499: Letste Teg in Peterburg un di Tsugreytungen fun Mayn Bukh, "Gedanken" (Last Days in St. Petersburg and the Arrangements for My Book, "Thoughts") 1936: 8 pgs., also a copy of the article printed in the Day
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Folder 1500: Moderne Yidishe Problemen, Ershter Problem: Religie oder Natsie (Modern Jewish Problems, First Problem: Religion or Nation) undated: 37 pgs.
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Folder 1501: Moderne Yidishe Problemen, Tsveyte Problem: A Religieze Natsie oder a Veltlekhe (Modern Jewish Problems, Second Problem: A Religious or Secular Nation) undated: 53 pgs.
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Folder 1502: Moderne Yidishe Problemen, Driter Problem: A, Eygn Land, Goles Natsionalizm oder a Kulturtsenter (Modern Jewish Problems, Third Problem: One’s Own Land, Diaspora Nationalism or a Culture Center) 1932: 56 pgs.
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Folder 1503: Moderne Yidishe Problemen, Tsveyter Teyl, Driter Problem: Di Problemen fun dem Goles-Natsionalizm (Modern Jewish Problems, Second Part, Third Problem: The Problems of Diaspora Nationalism) undated: 46 pgs., preface
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Folder 1504: Moderne Yidishe Problemen, Driter Problem: An Eygn Land, Teritorializm (Modern Jewish Problems, Third Problem: One’s Own Land, Territorialism) undated: 20 pgs.
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Folder 1505: Moderne Yidishe Problemen, Ferter Problem: A Land oder dos Land? (Modern Jewish Problems, Fourth Problem: A Land or This Land?) 1932: 30 pgs., first chapter
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Folder 1506: Moderne Yidishe Problemen, Ferter Problem: A Land oder Dos Land? Tsveyter Kapital: Tsionizm un Teritorializm biz tsum Veltkrig (Modern Jewish Problems, Fourth Problem: A Land or This Land?, Second Chapter: Zionism and Territorialism Until the World War) undated: 27 pgs.
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Folder 1507: Moderne Yidishe Problemen: Der Goles-Natsionalizm in Yorn 1904-1905 (Modern Jewish Problems: Diaspora Nationalism in the Years 1904-1905) undated: 22 pgs.
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Folder 1508: Moderne Yidishe Problemen (Modern Jewish Problems) 1933: 38 pgs., lecture given in Boston, not in order, notes
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Folder 1509: Moderne Visnshaft, Filosofie un Religie (Modern Science, Philosophy and Religion) undated: 78 pgs.
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Folder 1510: Moderne Filosofie (Modern Philosophy) undated: 13 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1511: Moderne Revolutsies in dem Lebn fun dem Yidishn Folk (Modern Revolutions in the Life of the Jewish People) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1512: Materializm un Atayizm (Materialism and Atheism) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1513: Materializtishe un Idealistishe Filosofie (Materialistic and Idealized Philosophy) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1514: Materiele un Gaystike Ashires (Material and Spiritual Wealth) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1515: Makht un Rekht (Power and Right) undated: 7 pgs., pgs. 2 and 3 are missing
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Folder 1516: Di Makht fun der Groyser Perzenlekhkeyt (The Power of the Great Personality) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1517: Moralishe Grunt-Printsipn vi di Heylikeyt fun Mentshlekhn Lebn (Moralistic Underlying Principles Such as the Sacredness of Human Life) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1518: Marks un Engels vegn dem Arbayter Filosof Yozef Ditsgen (Marx and Engels on the Worker Philosopher Joseph Dietzgen) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1519: Karl Makrses Arbayt - Der Shlisel tsu der Kultur-Filosofie (Karl Marx’s Work – The Key to Cultural Philosophy) undated: 7 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1520: Der Marksizm in der Yidisher Gas (Marxism in the Jewish Street) undated: 13 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1521: Mit Funandergeshpreyte Fliglen (a briv in redaktsie) [With Outstretched Wings (a letter to the editor)] undated: 17 pgs.
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Folder 1522: Mayne Ani-Maymin (Tsvelfter Ani-Maymins: Der Frayheytlekher Sotsializm; Dreytsenter Ani-Maymin: Der Gloybn in Internatsionalizm; Fertsenter Ani-Maymin: Religie iz a Private Zakh; Finftsenter Ani-Maymin: Mayn Gloybn in der Tsukunft fun Undzer Folk) [My Credos (Twelfth Credo: Free Socialism; Thirteenth Credo: The Belief in Internationalism; Fourteenth Credo: Religion is a Private Matter; Fifteenth Credo: My Belief in the Future of Our People)] undated: 41 pgs.
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Folder 1523: Mayn Blik oyf 20 Yor Bolshevizm (My Viewpoint on Twenty Years of Bolshevism) 1937: 70 pgs.
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Folder 1524: Mayn Kandidatur in der Dume (My Candidacy in the Duma) undated: 7 pgs., includes a list of candidates from the Province of Vitebsk
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Folder 1525: Mayn Konflikt mit di Hebrayistn in Yafo (My Conflict with the Hebraists in Jaffa) undated: 10 pgs., includes a copy of Dos Lebn (The Life) from 1914 with an article “How the Jaffa Gymnasium ‘Fights,’ A Scandal with Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky”
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Folder 1526: Mayman un Marks (Maimon and Marx) 1917: 6 pgs., Winnipeg
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Folder 1527: Milkhome, Got un Yoysher (togbukh bletlekh fun a publitsist) [War, G-d and Justice (diary of a publicist)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1528: A Meglikher Oysblik (togbukh bletlekh fun a publitsist) [A Possible Outlook (diary of a publicist)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1529: Meterlink als Denker (Maeterlinck as a Thinker) undated: 18 pgs., notes
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Folder 1530: Mentsh, Folk, Shprakh (Man, People, Language) undated: 15 pgs.
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Folder 1531: Der Merder (The Murderer), by Moses Weinshenker 1932: 15 pgs., includes a letter from the author
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Folder 1532: A Mayse mit a Sheytl Holts (A Story with a Small Piece of Wood) undated: 3 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1533: Meshugene Hint oder Kdoyshim (Tsu der Moskver Tragedie) [Crazy Dogs or Martyrs (On the Moscow Tragedy)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1534: Mishpotim in Revolutsionere Tsaytn (Trials in Revolutionary Times) 1939: 18 pgs.
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Folder 1535: Notitsn fun der Redaktsie (Notes from the Editor) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1536: Di Natsional-Yidishe Bavegung un der Amerikanizm (The Jewish National Movement and Americanism) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1537: Natsionalizm (Nationalism) 1911: 5 pgs., outlines and remarks
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Folder 1538: Natsionalizm un Anarkhizm (Nationalism and Anarchism) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1539: Natsionale un Ekonomishe Interesn fun dem Yidishn Folk (National and Economic Concerns for the Jewish People) 1920: 3 pgs., notes
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Folder 1540: Di Natsionale Arbayt un Goles (National Work and the Diaspora) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1541: Natsionale Gleykhbarekhtikung (National Equal Rights) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1542: Natsionale Minderheyt-Rekht far Yidn in Daytshland (National Minority Rights and Jews in Germany) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1543: Dos Natsionale Element in dem Program S.R. (The National Element in the Socialist-Revolutionary Program) undated: 3 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1544: Natsionale Kultur un Proletarishe Kultur (National Culture and Proletarian Culture) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1545: Natsionale Shprakh, Kultur (National Language, Culture) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1546: Di Natsional-Poetishe Badeytung fun der Yidisher Literatur (The National Poetic Significance of Yiddish Literature) 1911: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1547: Di Neviim (The Prophets) undated: 17 pgs., includes a copy
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Folder 1548: Di Neviim un di Mentshayt (The Prophets and Humanity) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1549: A Noytike Oyfklerung (A Necessary Clarification) undated: 17 pgs.
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Folder 1550: Di Naye Oyfgaben far dem Yidishn Sotsializm (Sotsialistishe Dertsiung far di Yidishe Masen) [The New Tasks for Jewish Socialism (Socialist Education for the Jewish Masses)] undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1551: Di Naye Yidishe Kultur (The New Jewish Culture) undated: 7 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1552: "D.N.L." [Dos Naye Lebn], Nit Kayn Nayes, 1908-1914, An Iberays fun 8 Yor (“The New Life," No News, 1908-1914, A Hiatus of Eight Years) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1553: A Naye Mayse Me Dalet Akhim oder, Vemen Kumt der Dank? (A New Story of Four Brothers or, To Whom do we Owe Thanks?) undated: 41 pgs.
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Folder 1554: Naye Tsaytn, Naye Oyfgabn, Vos Ton mit der Frayer Tsayt? (New Times New Tasks, What to Do with Free Time?) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1555: Di Naye Konstitutsie in Ratenland (The New Constitution in Soviet Russia) undated: 85 pgs.
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Folder 1556: Nayer un Alter Bolshevizm (Nokh 20 Yor Antviklung) [New and Old Bolshevism (After Twenty Years of Development)] 1927: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1557: Der Nayer Gedanken-Gang (The New Philosophy) undated: 7 pgs., synopsis and notes
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Folder 1558: Der Nayer "NEP" un der Teror (The New NEP (New Economic Policy) and Terror) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1559: "Neshomeizm" - Di Letste Rikhtung (“Soulism” - The Last Direction) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1560: Sovetishe Yidenshaft (Soviet Jewishness) undated: 4 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1561: Sovietnland Fraynd un Faynd (Soviet Russia’s Friends and Foes) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1562: Der Sotsializmus un di Yidn in Rusland (Socialism and the Jew in Russia) undated: 2 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1563: Sotsializm un Anarkhizm (Socialism and Anarchism) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1564: Sotsializm un Arbayter-Frage (Socialism and the Labor Question) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1565: Sotsializm un Demokratie (Socialism and Democracy) 1933: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1566: Sotsializm un der Krig (Socialism and the War) undated: 11 pgs., notes
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Folder 1567: Sotsializm un Moral (Socialism and Morality) undated: 72 pgs.
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Folder 1568: Der Sotsializm un di Moral, Naynter Kapital, Di "Abyonim" un "Yohanans Antplekung" (Socialism and Morality, Ninth Chapter, the “Needy” and “Yohanan’s Revelation”) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1569: Sotsializm un Moral (Socialism and Morality) undated: 210 pgs., outlines, not in order
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Folder 1570: Sotsializm un Etik (Socialism and Ethics) undated: 3 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1571: Sotsializm un Progresiver Natsionalizm (Socialism and Progressive Nationalism), by Paul S. Kaplan undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1572: Sotsializm un Kooperatsie (Socialism and Cooperation) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1573: Sotsializm un Ruzveltizm (Socialism and Rooseveltism) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1574: Sotsializm un Religie (Socialism and Religion) undated: 11 pgs., includes a printed copy
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Folder 1575: Sotsialistish Natsionaler Komitet tsu Gevinen di Yidishe Arbeter farn Natsionaln Yidishn Kongres (Socialist National Committee to Win Jewish Workers for the National Jewish Congress) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1576: Sotsialistishe un Bolshevistishe Moral (Socialism and Bolshevist Morality) 1933: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1577: Sotsialistishe Fareynikung (Socialist Unity) 1942: 29 pgs.
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Folder 1578: Sotsialistishe Kultur-Oytsres (Socialist Cultural Treasures) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1579: Dos Sotsiale Problem in Mayrev Eyrope (Sotsial-Demokratn un Komunistn) [The Social Problem in Western Europe (Social Democrats and Communists)] undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1580: Der Sotsial-Ekonomisher Rezhim in Sovetn-Rusland (The Social Economic Regime in Soviet Russia) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1581: Der Sof fun dem Dray-Tsdodim Gerangl (The End of the Three-Sided Struggle) undated: 26 pgs.
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Folder 1582: Stalinizm (Gevidmet Mayne Kritiker) [Stalinism (Dedicated to my Critics)] 1938: 20 pgs.
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Folder 1583: Stalinizm un Trotskizm (A togbukh-bletl fun a publitsist: Di Moral fun "Mides-Hadin" - Troyanovskys Shlisl tsu dem Moskver Protses) (Stalinism and Trotskyism [A page from the diary of a publicist: The Morality of the “Full Severity of the Law” – Troianovsky’s Key to the Moscow trial)] undated: 11 pgs., includes “From Stalin’s Report on Trotskyism”
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Folder 1584: Silogizmen (Syllogisms) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1585: Der Simbolizm un di Sotsiale Momentn bay Henrik Ibsen (The Symbolism and the Social Points of Henrik Ibsen), by Israel Rogovin undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1586: Di Sinkler Frage (The Sinclair Question) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1587: Der Sakhakl (Tsu dem Kamf fun Opozitsie in Regirung in Rusland) [The Conclusion (On the Struggle of the Opposition in the Russian Government)] undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1588: Spinoza undated: 17 pgs.
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Folder 1589: Sfeykes fun an Alten Orem-Bokher (Doubts of a Poor Student) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1590: Egoizm un Altruizm (Egoism and Altruism) undated: 3 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1591: Etishe Analizn, di Bibel (Ethical Analyses, the Bible) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1592: Der Iker fun Sotsializm (The Basic Principles of Socialism) undated: 35 pgs.
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Folder 1593: Omes (Amos) undated: 4 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1594: Di Antviklung fun der Yidisher Literatur (The Development of Yiddish Literature) undated: 10 gs., outlines
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Folder 1595: An Entfer Baal-Makhshovesn (An Answer to Baal Makhshoves) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1596: An Entfer Bergelsonen (An Answer to Bergelson) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1597: An Entfer Khaim Grinbergn (An Answer to Hayim Greenberg) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1598: An Entfer Zhabotinskin Mikoyekh dem Kiyum fun Yidish (An Answer to Jabotinsky Concerning the Survival of Yiddish) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1599: Di Antshteyung fun Talmud (The Origin of the Talmud) undated: 6 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1600: Estraykhs "Anshlus" oder Gerekhtikeyt tsu dem Soyne (Austria’s “Anschluss” or Justifying Enemies) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1601: Di Ekonomishe Lage in di Mizrach-Eyropeyishe Lender un di Tetikeytn fun dem ORT (The Economic Situation in the Eastern European Countries and the Activities of ORT) undated: 16 pgs., synopsis
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Folder 1602: Ekonomishe Problemen (Economic Problems) undated: 10 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1603: Ekonomishe Konfliktn (Tsu der Kharakteristik fun der nayer Opozitsie in Rusland) [Economic Conflicts (on the Characteristic of the New Opposition in Russia)] undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1604: Ekonomisher Matsev fun Yidn in Poylin (Economic Situation of Jews in Poland) undated: 3 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1605: Der Ershter Mai (The First of May) 1910: 2 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1606: Pozitsies un Opozitsies (Positions and Oppositions) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1607: Di Politishe Lage in Amerike far der Ershter Velt-Milkhome (The Political Situation in America Before the First World War) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1608: Di Politishe Lage. Di Tsveyte Velt-Milkhome (The Political Situation. The Second World War) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1609: Politishe Konfliktn (Tsu der Kharakteristik fun der Nayer Opozitsie in Rusland) [Political Conflicts (on the Characteristic of the New Opposition in Russia)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1610: Politisher Ani-Maymin, Farvos Ikh hob mikh Ayngeshtelt in Mayn Lebn (Political Credo, What I Stood Up for in My Lifetime) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1611: Der Politisher Program fun der Sotsialistisher Partey in der Tsayt fun der Parizer Komune (The Political Program of the Socialist Party in the Time of the Paris Commune) undated: 3 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1612: Politik mitn Forverts (Politics with the Forward) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1613: Patsifizm (Pacifism) 1939: 20 pgs.
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Folder 1614: A Por Verter vegn S. Ansky un zayn "Dibuk" (A Few Words about S. Ansky and His “Dybbuk”) undated: 16 pgs.
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Folder 1615: A Por Verter tsu dem 20-yorikn Yortsayt fun S. Anskys Toyt (A Few Words on the Twentieth Anniversary of S. Ansky’s Death) 1940: 22 pgs.
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Folder 1616: A Por Verter tsu Mayne Fraynd un Faynd (A Few Words to My Friends and Foes) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1617: A Por Zikhroynes vegn P. Rutenberg (A Few Memories of P. Rutenberg) undated: 50 pgs., 5 articles
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Folder 1618: Di Partey Sotsialistn-Revolutsionern in Rusland (The Social Revolutionary Party in Russia) undated: 8 pgs., notes
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Folder 1619: Poyerim un Arbeter (Peasants and Workers) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1620: Georgii Plekhanov undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1621: Der "Petliura Fal"(The “Petliura Case”) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1622: Di Problemen fun dem Goles-Natsionalizm, tsveyter artikl, Der Kamf far Natsionale Rekht (1900-1904) [The Problems of Diaspora Nationalism, Second Article: The Fight for National Rights (1900-1904)] undated: 40 pgs.
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Folder 1623: Der Problem fun Yidisher Eynikeyt (The Problem of Jewish Unity) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1624: Problem Fraye Tsayt (The Problem of Free Time) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1625: Prog un Zheneve (Prague and Geneva) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1626: Program un Onshoyung, der Bund (Programs and Concepts, the Bund) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1627: Program un Taktik fun der Yidisher Sotsialistisher Arbeter Partey (Programs and Tactics of the Jewish Socialist Workers Party) 1907: 44 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1628: Progresiver Natsionalizm (Progressive Nationalism) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1629: Produktive Arbet (Productive Work) undated: 106 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1630: Proletariat un Poyerimshaft (Proletariat and Peasantry) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1631: Prese un Teater (Press and Theater) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1632: Y.L. Peretz der Denker (I.L. Peretz the Thinker) 1915-1918: 8 pgs., notes
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Folder 1633: Y.L. Peretzs Natsionale Badaytung (The National Significance of I.L. Peretz) 1915: 20 pgs.
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Folder 1634: Y.L. Peretz - Festrede (I.L. Peretz – Celebratory Speech) 1920: 11 pgs., Chicago
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Folder 1635: Y.L. Peretz Shulbanket (I.L. Peretz School Banquet) 1933: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1636: Folk un Klas (People and Class) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1637: Folklor (Folklore) undated: 18 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1638: A Folk fun "Maysim Toyvim" (nit keyn Krigs Artikl) [A People of “Good Deeds,” (not a War Article)] undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1639: Familie un Fraye Libe (Family and Free Love) undated: 4 pgs., notes
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Folder 1640: Fantine, Ershter Bukh, Der Gerekhtshafener (Fantine, First Book [of Les Miserables], the Righteous) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1641: Di Farbindung fun Religie mit Filosofie baym Yidishn Folk (The Connection of Religion with Philosophy Among Jewish People) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1642: Farvos hot Men Undz Faynt? (Nokh a Mol: "Komets Aleph O") [Why Do They Hate Us? (Back to the Beginning Again)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1643: Forvort tsum Band Akht (Forward to the Eighth Volume) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1644: Fartunklte Shtern (Darkened Stars) 1928: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1645: Di Forloyfer fun Oktober 1917 (The Forerunners of October 1917) undated: 76 pgs., 7 articles (numbered 1-5, 7-8)
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Folder 1646: "Fashyo-Bolshevizm" (“Fascio-Bolshevism”) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1647: Fashizm un di Oyfgaben fun di Yidishe Sotsialisten (Fascism and the Tasks of Jewish Socialism) 1933: 4 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1648: Der Poyer (The Peasant) undated: 14 pgs. (numbered 11-24), author unknown
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Folder 1649: Fun Unter di Reder fun der Geshikhte, Undzer Milkhome-Tsiln (From Under the Wheels of History, Our War Goals) 1941: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1650: Fun dem Mekhaber (Araynfir tsu Dr. Kh. Zhitlowskys Shriftn) [From the Author (Introduction to Dr. Chaim Zhitlowsky’s Writings)] 1931: 49 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1651: Filo un Gvirol (Philo and Gabirol) 1917: 14 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1652: Filosofie (Philosophy) undated: 7 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1653: Di Filosofie fun der Tsayt (The Philosophy of Our Time) undated: 33 pgs.
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Folder 1654: Felker un Printsipn (Nations and Principles) undated: 3 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1655: Der Fridlikher Veg tsum Sotsializm (Norman Tomas un Zayn Naye Sotsialistishe Taktik) [The Peaceful Road to Socialism (Norman Thomas and His New Socialist Tactics)] 1932: 19 pgs.
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Folder 1656: Fraynd un Faynd Eyns - Konferents Zeyer a Gerotene (Friend and Foe at the Same Time – A Very Successful Conference) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1657: Di Fraye Yidishe Shule (The Free Jewish School) undated: 2 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1658: Tsu Undzer Shprakh Krig (On Our Language War) undated: 3 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1659: Tsu Ale Yidn in di Fareynikte Shtatn (To All Jews in the United States) undated: 10 pgs., includes a letter “to my dear brothers and sisters”
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Folder 1660: Tsu di Teoretishe Tezen, Shtelung tsu an Algemeyne Partey-Filosofie (On the Theoretical Theses, Attitude Towards a General Party Philosophy) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1661: Tsu dem Yidishn Arbeter-Kongres (On the Jewish Workers Congress) undated: 16 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1662: Tsu dem Yidishn Folk (To the Jewish Nation) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1663: Tsu dem 10-yoriken Yubiley fun der Yidisher Kultur-Gezelshaft in Klivlend (On the Tenth Anniversary of the Jewish Culture Society in Cleveland) undated: 12 pgs., a greeting
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Folder 1664: Tsu dem Ershten Band Zikhroynes, Forvort (On the First Volume of Memoirs, Forward) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1665: Tsu der Yidisher Geshikhte (On Jewish History) undated: 27 pgs.
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Folder 1666: Tsu der YIVO-Konferents (On the YIVO Conference) 1937: 14 pgs., includes materials in connection with YIVO
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Folder 1667: Tsu der Natsionaler Frage (On the National Question) undated: 9 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1668: Tsu der Frage vos iz a Natsion" (On the Question ‘What is a Nation?’) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1669: Tsu der Frage fun Yidisher Kolonizatsie in Amerike (On the Question of Jewish Colonization in America), by Solomon Liebmann undated: 28 pgs. (3 articles)
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Folder 1670: Tsu der Redaktsie Dos Yidishe Vokhnblat (To the Editor of The Jewish Weekly Journal) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1671: Tsu der Shprakh-Frage (On the Language Question) undated: 3 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1672: Tsu vos zikh Graytn? (What to Ready Oneself For?) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1673: Tsu Vladecks Yubiley (On Vladeck’s Anniversary) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1674: Tsu Chernows Zikhroynes (On Chernow’s Memoirs) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1675: Tsu Yehoashs Ovent (On Yehoash’s Evening), May 1917 1917: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1676: Tsu Reisens 60-yorikn Yubiley (On Reisen’s 60th Anniversary) undated: 6 pgs., a greeting
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Folder 1677: Tsveyte Rezolutsie vegn di Natsionale Sotsialistishe Parteyen (Second Resolution about the National Socialist Parties) undated: 4 pgs., author unknown, incomplete
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Folder 1678: Der Tsveyter un Driter Internatsional (The Second and Third International) 1930: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1679: Der Tsveyter Front in Eyrope, Notitsn fun a Yidishn Sotsialist (The Second Front in Europe, Notes of a Jewish Socialist) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1680: Tsvey Lagern in der Yidisher Efntlekhkeyt, Stalinistish-Komunistish un Anti-Komunistish (Two Camps in the Jewish Public, Stalinist-Communist and Anti-Communist) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1681: Di Tsvey Entfers (The Two Answers) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1682: Di Tsvey Frontn (The Two Fronts) undated: 6 pgs., first page is missing
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Folder 1683: Tsvey Tsenters, Ober Velkher (Two Centers, But Which) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1684: Tsvishn Tsvey Beholes (Vegn di Politishe Klangen in Eyrope un vegn Stalins Nayesten "Zigzag") [Between Two Confusions (About the Political Rumors in Europe and about Stalin’s Newest ‘Zigzag’)] 1932: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1685: Di Tsukunft (The Future) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1686: Di Tsukunft fun Undzer Yugent do in Land un di Asimilatsie (The Future of Our Youth Here and Assimilation) 1930: 18 pgs., notes
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Folder 1687: Di Tsukunft fun dem Yidishn Folk (The Future of the Jewish People) undated: 15 pgs., notes and outlines
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Folder 1688: Di Tsukunft fun der Linker Bavegung in Amerike (The Future of the Leftist Movement in America) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1689: Di Tsukunft fun der Religion (The Future of Religion) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1690: Tsurik tsu Dr. Herzl (Back to Dr. Herzl) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1691: Der Tsushtand fun dem Eksperiment (The State of the Experiment) undated: 27 pgs., debate with Abramowitch
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Folder 1692: Der Tsushtand fun der Yidisher Bafelkerung do in Land (The State of the Jewish Population in This Country) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1693: Tsu Shalom-Aleichems Tsvantsikstn Yohrtsayt (On the Twentieth Anniversary of Shalom Aleichem’s Death) 1936: 5 pgs., a speech
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Folder 1694: Tsi Boyt zikh Itster Sotsializm in Rusland? (Is Socialism Being Built in Russia Now?) 1935: 21 pgs., first and second article
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Folder 1695: Tsionizm un Asimilatsie (Zionism and Assimilation) undated: 8 pgs., notes
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Folder 1696: Tsionizm un Goles-Natsionalizm (Zionism and Diaspora Nationalism) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1697: Tsionizm un Emigratsie (Zionism and Immigration) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1698: Tsionizm, Teritorializm un Goles-Natsionalizm (Zionism, Territorialism and Diaspora Nationalism) undated: 14 pgs.
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Folder 1699: Tsionistn un Teritorialistn (Zionists and Territorialists) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1700: Tsunoyfbindung fun dem Marksizm (Consolidation of Marxism) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1701: Tsi Konen un Zoln? (Can [They] and Should [They]?) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1702: Di Tsore mit Ratenland (The Trouble with the Soviet Union) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1703: Herman Cohen, L. Geiger, Bergson undated: 5 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1704: Komunizm - Asimilatsie (Communism – Assimilation) undated: 14 pgs.
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Folder 1705: Komunizm fun Bazits (Communism of Ownership) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1706: Komunistishe Partey un Komintern (The Communist Party and the Comintern) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1707: Komunistn Mikol Haminim (Zeyer Kumen Tsurik tsum Folk) [Communists of All Types (Their Return to the Nation)] undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1708: Der Kamf Tsvishn Yidish un Hebreyish (The Struggle Between Yiddish and Hebrew) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1709: Kamf Kegn Asimilatsie (The Fight Against Assimilation) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1710: Kamf Kegn Hitlerizm (The Fight Against Hitlerism) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1711: Kongres (Congress) undated: 3 pgs., second article, incomplete
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Folder 1712: Kant undated: 5 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1713: Konstitutsie (Constitution) undated: 3 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1714: Konspekt fun Farsheydene Temes: Yidish vi a Velt-Historishe Kraft; Linker Sotsializm; England un der Felkerbund; Tsionistn un Asimilatsie; Ratenland, Eyrope un Amerike; andere (Synopsis of Various Themes: Jews as a World Historical Power; Left-Wing Socialism; England and the League of Nations; Zionists and Assimilation; Soviet Union, Europe and America; others) 1934-1936: 64 pgs.
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Folder 1715: Konspekt fun Farsheydene Temes: Yidntum un Yidishistentum; Di Arbaytershaft un di Emigratsie; Bund un Poalei Tsion in Amerike; Fanatizm un Bildung; Der Farbrekhn fun di Es-Er'n; Di Tsukunft fun Yidishn Teater; andere (Synopsis of Various Themes: Judaism and Yiddishistism; Labor and Immigration; The Bund and Poale Zion in America; Fanaticism and Education; The Crimes of the Social Revolutionaries; The Future of Yiddish Theater; others) undated: 110 pgs.
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Folder 1716: Kon dos Yidishe Folk Farshvinden (Can the Jewish People Disappear?) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1717: Kon Men Zayn far a Proletarisher Diktatur in Sovetn Rusland (Can One "Be For" a Proletarian Dictatorship in Soviet Russia?) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1718: Kosmopolitizm un Veltlekhkeyt (Cosmopolitanism and Secularity) undated: 3 pgs., remarks
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Folder 1719: Kapitalizm un Demokratie (Capitalism and Democracy) undated: 5 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1720: Kapitalizm, Fashizm un Sotsializm (Capitalism, Fascism and Socialism) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1721: Kabole un Khsides (Kabbalah and Hasidism) undated: 15 pgs., notes
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Folder 1722: Kvaln fun Antisemitizm in Rusland (Sources of Anti-Semitism in Russia) undated: 18 pgs.
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Folder 1723: Di Kultur-Velt - Di Tsveyte Yetsire (The Cultural World, the Second Creation) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1724: Di Kulturele Lage fun dem Yidishn Folk in Rusland (The Cultural Situation of the Jewish People in Russia) undated: 3 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1725: Kulturele Tsores (Cultural Problems) undated: 9 pgs., notes and remarks
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Folder 1726: Kunst un Literatur (Art and Literature) undated: 45 pgs., notes
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Folder 1727: Kinstler un Hedyet (Artist and Layman) undated: 8 pgs., second article
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Folder 1728: Kleynbirgerlekher Fanatizm (Petty Bourgeois Fanaticism) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1729: A Kleyne Hakdome (A Short Preface) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1730: Kenig Midas un Yidn (King Midas and the Jews) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1731: Krig un Friden (War and Peace) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1732: Der Krizis in Tsionizm (The Crisis in Zionism) 1930: 18 pgs., notes
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Folder 1733: Di Kritik fun Iluzies (The Critique of Illusions) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1734: Di Kritik fun dem Kooperativn Sistem (Critique of the Cooperative System) undated: 6 pgs. (numbered 13-18), incomplete
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Folder 1735: Kritisher Denker un Rekhts-Gefil (Critical Thinker and Justification) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1736: Der Krig un dos Folk (The War and the People) undated: 3 pgs., outlines
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Folder 1737: Der Krig un di Yidn-Frage (War and the Jewish Question) undated: 36 pgs.
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Folder 1738: Der Krig un di Interesn fun dem Yidishn Folk (War and the Interests of the Jewish People) 1914: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1739: Ragged Individualizm (“Rugged Individualism” ) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1740: Der Radikaler Gloybn vegn Visnshaft, Filosofie un Religie (Radical Beliefs About Knowledge, Philosophy, and Religion) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1741: Di Role fun Gevise Klasn in der Mentshlekher Geshikhte (The Role of Certain Classes in Human History) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1742: Di Role fun dem Yidishn Folk in der Alveltlekher Kultur (The Role of the Jewish People in World Culture) 1922: 31 pgs.
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Folder 1743: Di Rusish-Yidishe Maskilim (The Russian-Jewish Promulgators of the Jewish Enlightenment) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1744: Rusishe Lirik (Russian Lyric Poetry) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1745: Di Rusishe Neshome un di Bolshevikes (The Russian Soul and Bolsheviks) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1746: Di Rusishe Revolutsie un dos Yidishe Folk (The Russian Revolution and the Jewish People) 1907: 5 pgs., a speech delivered at the Cooper Union Institute, includes outlines on ‘Russian Freedom and the Interests of the Jewish People in Russia’
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Folder 1747: Rayze Gedanken (Thoughts from a Journey) undated: 17 pgs.
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Folder 1748: Di Rikhtike Oyffasung fun di Printsipn (The Correct Understanding of Building Principles) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1749: Der Rambam (Rambam [Moses Maimonides]) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1750: Redaktsie un Revolutsie (Editors and Revolution) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1751: Rede far der Yubiley-Fayerung (Speech for the celebration Celebration) 1941: 33 pgs., includes a typescript on the same theme
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Folder 1752: Rede in Nomen fun Sotsialistn-Revolutsionern un fun der Yidisher Sotsialistisher Arbayter Partey (Speech in the Name of Socialist Revolutionaries and from the Jewish Socialist Workers Party) undated: 37 pgs.
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Folder 1753: Di Revolutsie fun 1905 in Rusland (The Revolution of 1905 in Russia) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1754: Rezolutsie vegn dem Itstiken Moment in der Algemeyner Taktik fun der Partey (Resolution regarding the Current Moment in the General Tactics of the Party) undated: 3 pgs. (numbered 43-45)
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Folder 1755: Rezultatn fun der Groyser Velt-Milkhome un fun der Rusisher Revolutsie (The Outcome of the Great World War and of the Russian Revolution) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1756: Religie un Folk (Religion and Nation) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1757: Religie un Fraydenkeray (Religion and Freethinking) 1930: 21 pgs., notes, hypotheses and remarks
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Folder 1758: Shayles u'Tshuves in Hilkhes Yidishkayt (Questions and Answers about Traditional Yiddishism) undated: 76 pgs., 2 parts: preface and introduction; an answer to B. Rivkin
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Folder 1759: Shtats-Kapitalizm un Shtats-Sotsializm (State Capitalism and State Socialism) undated: 4 pgs., the second page is missing
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Folder 1760: Der Shtandpunkt - An Entfer Mayne Kritiker (The Standpoint – An Answer to My Critics) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1761: Di Shtayn-Legende (The Stone Legend) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1762: Dos Shtetl Adamovitch (The Shtetl Adamowitch) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1763: Di Shtelung fun a Modernem Sotsialist tsu a Sotsialer Revolutsie (The Attitude of a Modern Socialist Towards a Social Revolution) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1764: Shtelung tsu Eygener Arbet un Ibertsaygungen (The Attitude Towards Individual Work and Convictions) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1765: Shtelung tsum Internatsional (Attitude Towards the International) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1766: Di Shtelung tsum Tsveytn Front (The Attitude Towards the Second Front) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1767: Di Shpaltung un Vos Vayter? (The Rift and What Further?) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1768: Di Shprakhn-Frage un Andere Kultur-Problemen (The Language Question and Other Culture Problems) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1769: Skitsn tsu Farsheydene Artiklen (Drafts to Various Articles) undated: 220 pgs.
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Folder 1770: Di Talmudish-Rabonishe Gezetsgebung un Farfolgungen (Talmudic Rabbinic Law and Persecutions) undated: 71 pgs.
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Folder 1771: Fragments from manuscripts undated: 50 pgs., a drama in four acts, missing the first act
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Folder 1772: Fragments from manuscripts undated: 120 pgs.
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Folder 1773: Fragments from manuscripts undated: 200 pgs.
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Folder 1774: Fragments from manuscripts undated: 200 pgs.
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Folder 1775: Fragments from manuscripts undated: 150 pgs.
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Subseries 2: Russian 1881-1931

Folders: 176

Folder 1776: Agrarnyi Vopros (Agrarian Question) undated: 3 pgs., notes, author unknown
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Folder 1777: Anarkhizm, Sotsial demokratiia (Anarchism, Social Democracy) undated: 12 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1778: Assotsiatsia idei (Association of an Idea) undated: 93 pgs., missing pgs. 1-4
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Folder 1779: Azef, by Vera Lochava undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1780: Azef undated: 48 pgs., pg. 1 is missing, author unknown
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Folder 1781: Chto i kak chitat? (Who Reads and How?) 1931: 4 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1782: Chto khotiat Sotsialisty-Revoliutsionery (Who Do Socialist Revolutionaries Want) undated: 16 pgs.
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Folder 1783: Chto mozhet delat Evreiskaia inteligentsiia v Amerike dlia resheniia nashego natsionalnogo voprosa (What Can the Jewish Intelligentsia in America Do to Solve Our National Question?) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1784: Chto nado znat Sotsialistu Revoliutsioneru (What Socialist Revolutionary Should Know ) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1785: Chto takoe Natsionalnost? (What is a Nationality?) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1786: Detskii Iazyk (Children’s Language) undated: 18 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1787: Dialekticheskii Materializm (Dialectical Materialism) undated: 136 pgs.
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Folder 1788: Dialekticheskii Materializm (Dialectical Materialism) undated: 59 pgs., fragments
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Folder 1789: Dobroliubov undated: 8 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1790: Edinaia Rabochaia Partiia (United Labor Party) 1909: 57 pgs.
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Folder 1791: Ekonomicheskii Faktor (Economical Factor) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1792: Ekonomiia i ee rol u Sotsialisticheskikh pisatelei (Economy and Its Role in Socialist Writings) undated: 14 pgs., outline
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Folder 1793: Etapnym Poriadkom (iz vospominanii) [Being Deported (from my memoirs)], by Vera Lokhova undated: 48 pgs.
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Folder 1794: Evrei i chelovek (A Jew and a Man) undated: 11 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1795: Evreiskie Zaniatiia (Jewish Occupations) undated: 9 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1796: Evreiskii Natsionalizm (Jewish Nationalism) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1797: Evreiskii Vopros (Jewish Question) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete, author unknown
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Folder 1798: Filosofiia (Philosophy) undated: 65 pgs.
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Folder 1799: Filosofiia i Revoliutsia (Philosophy and Revolution) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1800: Gegel i Kant (Hegel and Kant) undated: 12 pgs., outline
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Folder 1801: Moses Hess i Sionitskoe Dvizhenie (Moses Hess and the Zionist Movement) undated: 8 pgs., notes and outline, author unknown
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Folder 1802: Glavnyi Punkt Spora (The Main Point in a Dispute) undated: 11 pgs.
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Folder 1803: Ideal cheloveka (Man’s Ideal) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1804: Ideal Inteligentsii i Klassovaia Borba (Intelligentsia Ideal and the Class Struggle) undated: 11 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1805: Interesy Razlichnykh klassov Amerikanskogo Naroda v Voine (Interests of Various Classes of the American People in the War) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1806: Istoricheskie Assotsiatsii Idei (Historical Associations of an Idea) undated: 119 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1807: Istoricheskie Assotsiatsii Idei (Historical Associations of an Idea) undated: 48 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1808: Istoricheskie Assotsiatsii Idei (Historical Associations of an Idea) undated: 86 pgs.
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Folder 1809: Istoricheskii Materializm v Proizvedeniakh Drevne-Grecheskikh Istorikov (Historical Materialism in the Writings of the Ancient Greeks) undated: 31 pgs.
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Folder 1810: Istoriia Vremen Restavratsii (History in the Times of Restoration) undated: 8 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1811: Istoriia i Kritika (History and Criticism) undated: 250 pgs.
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Folder 1812: Sotsializm Marksa (Socialism of Marx) undated: 50 pgs.
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Folder 1813: Nravov i Obraza Zhizni Bushmenov (Bushmen’s Way of Life) undated: 15 pgs.
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Folder 1814: Vospominaniia Chitatelia (Memoirs of a Reader) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1815: Kapitalizm i Zemledelie (Capitalism and Farming) undated: 13 pgs, incomplete
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Folder 1816: Khasydyzm (Hasidism) undated: 9 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1817: K Kharakteristike Programy "Narodnoi Voli" (Characteristics of the Program of the Peoples’ Will) 1881: 6 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1818: Klassovaia Borba (Class Struggle) undated: 6 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1819: Klassovaia Psikhologiia i Gruppovaia Psikhologiia (Class Psychology and Group Psychology) undated: 11 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1820: K natsionalnomy Voprosu (On the National Question) undated: 182 pgs.
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Folder 1821: Konets XIX v. v Istorii Evreiskogo Naroda (The End of the 19th Century in the History of the Jewish People) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1822: K programmnym Voprosam (On the Program Questions) undated: 14 pgs.
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Folder 1823: Psikhologiia Pokolenii Vosemdesiatykh godov (Psychology of the Generation of 1918) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1824: Kritika (Criticism) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1825: Kritika Filosofii (Philosophical Criticism) undated: 4 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1826: Kritika Filosofii Prava (Criticism of the Philosophy of Law) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1827: Kritika C. D. (Criticism C.D.) undated: 14 pgs., author unnown
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Folder 1828: Kriticheskaia Mysl u Lavrova (Lavrov’s Critical Thought) undated: 4 pgs., outline
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Folder 1829: Krugovorot Filosofskikh Sistem (Cycle of the Philosophical System) undated: 28 pgs.
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Folder 1830: K Voprosu ob Obshchine v Rossii (On the Question of Motherland in Russia) undated: 88 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1831: K Voprosu o Psikhologii (On the Question of Psychology) undated: 19 pgs.
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Folder 1832: K Voprosu o Vliianii Lichnosti (On the Question of the Influence of an Individual) undated: 3 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1833: Fridrikh Albert Lange o Filosofskom obrazovanii (Friedrich Albert Lange on Philosophical Education) undated: 74 pgs.
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Folder 1834: P. Lavrov, Avtobiograficheskie Zapiski (P. Lavrov. Memoirs), by S. Ansky 1885-1889: 68 pgs.
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Folder 1835: Lavrov i Marks (Lavrov and Marx) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1836: Mak (Poppy Flowers), by Vera Lokhova undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1837: Maksimalizm i Narodnyi Sotsializm (Maximalism and Peoples’ Socialism) undated: 7 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1838: Malenkii Gospodin (The Little Sir), by Vera Lokhova undated: 23 pgs.
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Folder 1839: Marksizm i ego Izuchenie (Marxism and its Study) undated: 58 pgs.
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Folder 1840: Materializm (Materialism) undated: 4 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1841: Moe Polozhenie (My Generation) 1907: 8 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1842: Molodaia Poeziia i Starye Voprosy (Young Poetry and the Old Question) undated: 68 pgs.
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Folder 1843: Molodoe Pokolenie (Young Generation) undated: 70 pgs, notes
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Folder 1844: Moskva (Moscow), by Vera Lokhova undated: 34 pgs.
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Folder 1845: Nadson, Minskii i Merezhkovskii v pervykh Periodakh ikh poeticheskago Tvorchestva (Nadson, Minski, and Merezhkovsky During Their First Poetical Experiments) undated: 21 pgs.
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Folder 1846: Narodnaia ili Rabochaia Partiia v Germanii (People’s or Labor Party in Germany) undated: 118 pgs.
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Folder 1847: Narodnaia Volia (People’s Will) undated: 94 pgs., notes
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Folder 1848: Narodovo-Demokraticheskaia i Rabochaia Partiia v Germanii (People's Democratic and Labor Party in Germany) undated: 144 pgs. (numbered 40-183)
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Folder 1849: Natsionalizm i Istoricheskii Materializm (Nationalism and Historical Materialism) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1850: Natsionalizm i Klassovaia Politika Proletariata (Nationalism and Class Politics of the Proletariat) undated: 19 pgs.
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Folder 1851: Natsionalizm i Sotsializm (Nationalism and Socialism) undated: 7 pgs., outline in Yiddish
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Folder 1852: Natsionalnye Dvizheniia i Natsionalnye Partii v XIX v. (National Movement and National Parties in the 19th Century) 1895: 20 pgs.
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Folder 1853: Nauchnoe Obozrenie (Scientific Review) 1898: 13 pgs., fragments, author unknown
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Folder 1854: Nauchnye Teorii Nauchnaia Praktika (Scientific Theories Scientific Practice) undated: 2 pgs., outline
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Folder 1855: Neokantizm (Neokantism) 1914: 26 pgs., notes, all in German
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Folder 1856: Neskolko slov ob etikh temah (A Few Words About These Topics) undated: 2 pgs., notes
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Folder 1857: Nravstvennost i Nauka (Conscience and Science) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1858: Ob Antisemitizme (On Anti-Semitism) undated: 5 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1859: Ob Ob’edinenii Sotsialisticheskikh Partii v Rossii (On Unification of the Socialistic Party in Russia) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1860: Ocherk Istorii Marksizma (Essay on the History of Marxism), by E. Volgin undated: 201 pgs.
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Folder 1861: Ocherki po Istorii Marksizma (Essay on the History of Marxism), by E. Volgin undated: 106 pgs.
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Folder 1862: Ocherki po Istorii Marksitskoi idei (Essay on the History of the Marxist Idea) undated: 55 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1863: O Chernovitskoi Konferentsii (On the Czernowitz Conference) undated: 94 pgs.
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Folder 1864: O Filosofskoi Systeme Marksa i Engelsa (On the Philosophical System of Marx and Engels) undated: 3 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1865: O P. L. Lavrove (On P.L. Lavrov), by Gurevitch 1894: 18 pgs.
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Folder 1866: O Maksimum i Minimum Programmakh (On Maximum and Minimum Programs) undated: 13 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1867: O Nauchnom Sotsializme (On Scientific Socialism) undated: 29 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1868: O Nositele Evreiskogo Sotsializma (On the Bearer of Jewish Socialism), by M. Samuilov 1909: 48 pgs.
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Folder 1869: Opravdanie Natsionalnogo Printsipa pered Sotsialisticheskoi t.e. peredovoi Mysliiu (Justification of the National Principle Versus the Social One) undated: 16 pgs., includes German and Yiddish, author unknown
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Folder 1870: O Razdelenii Truda (On the Separation of Labor) undated: 4 pgs., fragment, contains German
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Folder 1871: Osnovnaia Tsel Istinnykh Sotsialistov (Foundations For the Goals of the Real Socialists) undated: 36 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1872: Osnovnye Printsipy Sovremennogo Mirovozreniia i Zhiznivozreniia (Basic Principles of the Modern Philosophy of Life and Way of Life) undated: 2 pgs.
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Folder 1873: O Soglashenii (On the Truce Between the Socialist Revolutionaries and the Social Democrats) undated: 19 pgs.
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Folder 1874: O Sovremennom Sostoianii Istologii (About the Current State of Histology) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1875: Otvet g. Kritikusu (Response to Mr. Kritikus) 1887: 27 pgs.
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Folder 1876: Otvet na Vopros: Chto Iavliaetsia Prichinoi Sotsialnoi Organizatsii (Answer to the Question: What are Causes of a Social Organization) undated: 35 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1877: O Znachenii Evreiskovo Iazyka dlia Vozrozhdeniia Evreiskogo Naroda (On the Importance of the Jewish Language to the Rebirth of the Jewish People) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1878: Partiia Sotsialistov Revoliutsionistov (P.S.R.) i Narodnaia Volia (N.V.) (Socialist Revolutionary Party and People’s Will) undated: 2 pgs., outline
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Folder 1879: Partiia Sotsialistov Revoliutsionistov (P,S,R.) i Sotsial -demokraty (S.D.) (Socialist Revolutionary Party and Social Democrats) undated: 39 pgs.
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Folder 1880: Pervyi Internatsional (First International) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1881: Pirogi gospodin Zhitlovskogo (Pies of Mr. Zhitlovsky) undated: 20 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1882: Pisma Sotsialista o Evreiskom Voprose, Pismo Pervoe (Letter of a Socialist on the Jewish Question) undated: 13 pgs., first letter
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Folder 1883: Pismo Oskaru Konu (Letter to Oskar Kohn) undated: 18 pgs.
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Folder 1884: Pochemu Vyshlo Plokho? (Why Did it Turn Out Badly?) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1885: Podsnezhnik i Zvezda (Snowdrop and a Star), by Vera Lokhova undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1886: Pokonchil (Had Finished) undated: 17 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1887: Politicheskii i Ekonomicheskii Krizis (Political and Economical Crisis) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1888: Politicheskoe Ustroistvo (Political System) undated: 23 pgs.
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Folder 1889: Polskii Vopros (Polish Question) undated: 32 pgs.
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Folder 1890: Povtorenie (Repetition) undated: 4 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1891: Pozitsiia P.S.R. (Partii Sotsialistov Revoliutsionistov) po otnosheniiu k Proletariatu (Position of the Socialist Revolutionary Party Towards the Proletariat) undated: 50 pgs.
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Folder 1892: Predislovie (Forward) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 1893: Prichiny Poradivshia Razvitie Ras Plemien Otnositelno Cherepa, volos, tsveta kozhi i voobshene vsekh fizycheskikh Razlichii, osobenno deistvovav (The Causes Responsible for the Developments of Racial Differences in Terms of Skull, Hair, Skin Color, and Other Aspects) undated: 21 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1894: Programma i Taktika Sotsialistov Revoliutsionistov (Programs and Tactics of the Socialist Revolutionaries) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1895: Programma Minimum Sotsializma (Socialism’s Minimum Program) undated: 2 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1896: Proiskhozhdenie Partii Sotsialistov Revoliutsionistov (Origins of the Socialist Revolutionary Party) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1897: Psevdo-Demokrticheskii Format Marksizma (Pseudo-Democratic Format of Marxism) undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1898: Razgranichenie mezhdu Filosofiei i Naukoi (Separations Between Philosophy and Science) undated: 8 pgs., fragment
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Folder 1899: Razlozhenie "Istinnogo" Sotsializma i Perekhod k Materializmu (The Degredation of "Real" Socialism and the Transition to Materialism) undated: 116 pgs., fragments not in order, contains German
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Folder 1900: Razum i Chuvstvo Istoriosofii (Intellect and a Sense of Historiography) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1901: Razum i Razsudok (Intellect and Mind) undated: 11 pgs., fragment
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Folder 1902: Razvitie Kapitalizma (Development of Capitalism) undated: 4 pgs., outline
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Folder 1903: Religiia (Religion) undated: 8 pgs., fragment
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Folder 1904: Reziume (Resume) undated: 18 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1905: Russkaia Revoliutsiia i Evreiskii Narod (Russian Revolution and the Jewish Question) undated: 35 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1906: Son, by S. Ansky ? undated: 9 pgs., fragment
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Folder 1907: Sotsialdemokratiia, Anarkhizm i Revoliutsionnyi Sotsializm (Social Democracy, Anarchism and Revolutionary Socialism) undated: 12 pgs., outline and notes
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Folder 1908: Sotsializm i Natsionalnyi Vopros (Socialism and the National Question) 1906: 10 pgs., also a printed and bound copy, author unknown
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Folder 1909: Sotsializm i Politicheskaia Borba (Socialism and Political Struggle) undated: 14 pgs., author unnown
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Folder 1910: Sotsializm i Voina (Socialism and War) undated: 3 pgs., outline
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Folder 1911: Sotsializm kak Problema Svobody (Socialism as a Problem of Freedom) undated: 6 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1912: Sotsializm v Borbe za Politicheskuiu Svobodu (Socialism in the Struggle for Political Freedom) undated: 35 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1913: Sotsialno-Politicheskaia Tochka Zreniia Proletariata (Social-Political Point of View of the Proletariat), by S. Ansky ? undated: 70 pgs.
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Folder 1914: Soznanie (Conciseness) undated: 5 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1915: Spenser i Marks (Spencer and Marx) undated: 2 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1916: S. R. i Rabochii Klass (Socialist Revolutionaries and the Working Class) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1917: Staroe Vozrazhenie Krichevskomu (The Old Objection to Krichevsky) undated: 33 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1918: Staryi i Novyi Sotsializm (The Old and the New Socialism) 1900: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1919: Staryi Shovinizm, Pochemu? (The Old Chauvinism, Why?) undated: 2 pgs., outline
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Folder 1920: Studencheskie Volneniia (Student Unrest) undated: 16 pgs.
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Folder 1921: Subektivnyi Metod v Sotsiologii (Subjective Method in Sociology) undated: 34 pgs.
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Folder 1922: Teni (Shadow), by Vera Lokhova 1893, 1914, undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1923: Tochka Zrenia Proletariata i Marksizm (Point of View of the Proletariat and Marxism), by S. Ansky ? undated: 32 pgs.
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Folder 1924: Tri Tipa Otnoshenii k Deistvitelnosti (Three Types of Attitude Towards Reality) undated: 45 pgs., includes German and Yiddish
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Folder 1925: Tsarskii Manifest i Tsarskii Reskript (Tsarist Manifesto and Tsarist Decree) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1926: Tsiva, by Vera Lokhova undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1927: U Kladbyshchenenoi Steny (By the Cemetery Wall), by Vera Lokhova 1911: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1928: Universalizm i Natsionalizm v Evreiskoi Istorii (Universalism and Nationalism in Jewish History) undated: 2 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1929: Utopicheskii Metod Otnosheniia k Deistvitelnosti (Utopian Attitude Towards Reality) undated: 23 pgs.
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Folder 1930: Utopisty (Utopians) undated: 137 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1931: Utopizm v Istoriografii (Utopia and Historiography) undated: 7 pgs. (numbered 40-46)
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Folder 1932: Variatsiia na: "Der Marksismus ist privatsache" [Variations on "Der Marxismus ist privatsache" (Marxism is a Private Matter)] undated: 47 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1933: Velikii Istoricheskii Den (Great Historical Day) undated: 7 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1934: Volgin ob Obshchine (Volgin on Community) undated: 16 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1935: Voprosy Russkoi Revolutsii (Question of the Russian Revolution) undated: 21 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1936: Vozvrat k Kantu (Return to Kant) undated: 145 pgs., incomplete, author unknown
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Folder 1937: V Temnuiu Noch (Into the Dark Night), by Vera Lokhova undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1938: V Tsarskikh Zastenkakh (In the Tsarist Dungeons) undated: 179 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1939: Vvedenie v Istoriu Aristotelevskogo Perioda (Introduction to the History of the Aristotelian Period) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1940: Vvedenie v Istoriu Sotsializma (Introduction to the History of Socialism) undated: 3 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1941: Vyshshee i Nishshee Potrebnosti Avstralitskikh Pervobytnykh Narodov (Highest and Lowest Needs of the Australian Native People) undated: 3 pgs., outline, includes German
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Folder 1942: Vzaimodeistvie (Cooperation) undated: 11 pgs., fragment
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Folder 1943: Zadacha Territorialistov (Goals of the Territorialists) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 1944: Zadachi (Goals) undated: 3 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1945: Zadachi Chitatelia (Goals of the Reader) undated: 29 pgs.
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Folder 1946: Zadachi Evreiskoi Inteligentsii (Goals of the Jewish Intelligentsia) undated: 27 pgs.
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Folder 1947: Zemlia i Volia (Land and Will) undated: 33 pgs., fragment
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Folder 1948: Zubatov undated: 8 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1949: Fragments in Russian undated: 150 pgs., includes German and Yiddish
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Folder 1950: Fragments in Russian undated: 150 pgs.
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Folder 1951: Fragments in Russian undated: 100 pgs.
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Subseries 3: German 1885-1902

Folders: 68

Folder 1952: Analogien Zur Theorien und Zielen der Praxis (Analogies to Theories and Objectives of Practice) undated: 7 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1953: Die Anfaenge des Neukantismus (Weise, Zeller) (The Origins of Neo-Kantism) undated: 6 pgs.
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Folder 1954: Aufwerfung der Frage (Posing the Question) undated: 2 pgs., includes Russian
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Folder 1955: Aristotelische Bezeichnungen (Aristotelian Terms) undated: 8 pgs., in Russian, only title is in German
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Folder 1956: Aristokratischer Radikalismus. Eine Abhandlung ueber Friedrich Nietzsche (Aristocratic Radicalism. An essay about Friedrich Nietzsche), by G. Brandes 1890: 94 pgs., notes, includes Russian
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Folder 1957: Astrologie und Kaballah als die Vorlaeufer der Geschichte der Philosophie (Astrology and Kaballah as the Precursors of the History of Philosophy) undated: 7 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1958: Die Aufgaben der Sozial-Wissenschaft (The Tasks of Social Science) undated: 32 pgs.
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Folder 1959: Aus der S. Petersburger Zeitschrift "Mir Bozhij" (From S. Petersburg Journal "G-d's World"), by N. Vinogradov 1902: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1960: Der Ausgangspunkt des Sozialphilosophischen Denkens (The Starting Point of Social Philosophical Thinking) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1961: Cesare Beccaria undated: 5 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1962: Bernstein als Marxist; Plechanow Contra Bernstein (Bernstein as a Marxist. Plechanow against Bernstein) undated: 16 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1963: Bibliothek der Aufklaerung (Library of the Enlightenment) undated: 5 pgs., incomplete, author unknown
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Folder 1964: Brief an Toennies (Letter to Toennies) undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1965: Das Buch von erhabenen Glauben und die Stellung des Abraham ibn Daud zu seinen Vorgangern (The Book of Sublime Faith and the Position of Abraham ibn Daud to his Predecessors) undated: 47 pgs. (numbered 145-192), chapter 5
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Folder 1966: Descartes undated: 9 pgs.
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Folder 1967: Die Entwicklung des Kapitalismus in Russland (The Development of Capitalism in Russia) undated: 57 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1968: Entwicklungslehre (Evolutionary Theory) undated: 26 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1969: Entwicklungslehre bei Hegel und Marx (Evolutionary Theory in Hegel and Marx) undated: 65 pgs.
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Folder 1970: Erfahrung, Wahrnehmung und Empfindung (Experience, Perception and Sensation) undated: 7 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1971: Die Federation der Voelker Russlands und das Problem der Russischen Freiheit (The Federation of the Peoples of Russia and the Problem of Russian Freedom), by Osyepovitch undated: 2 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1972: Fuenf und achtzig Jahre Kaempfe fuer Russische Freiheit (Eighty-five Years of Fighting for Russian Freedom) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1973: Gedanken ueber die geschichtlichen Schicksale des Judentums (Thoughts on the Historical Fate of the Jews) undated: 90 pgs., first and second sections
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Folder 1974: Das Geheimnis der Hegelischen Dialektik beleuchtet von konkret sozialistischen Standpunkte (The Secret of the Hegelian Dialectic Illuminated by Concrete Socialist Views), by Eugene Horowitz-Schmidt 1888: 16 pgs.
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Folder 1975: Geschichte der Aristotelischen Richtung in der Juedischen Religionsphilosophie (History of the Aristotelian Movement in the Jewish Philosophy of Religion) undated: 227 pgs., contains Hebrew and Russian
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Folder 1976: Die geschichtlichen Ideenassociationen des Balthasar Bekker (The Historical Association of Ideas of Balthasar Bekker) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1977: Die geschichtlichen Schicksale der Juedischen Arbeitermassen (The Historical Fate of the Jewish Working Masses) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 1978: Das Gesetz der Korrelation (The Law of Correlation) undated: 12 pgs.
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Folder 1979: Grossrussenthum und Absolutismus (Greater Russia and Absolutism) undated: 10 pgs., second article
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Folder 1980: Die Heilige Familie (The Holy Family) undated: 32 pgs.
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Folder 1981: Ideenassociation von Sittlichkeit und Froemmigkeit (Association of Ideas of Morality and Piety) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 1982: Individueler Beweis fuer die Freiheit des willens (Distinct Evidence for Free Will), by Dr. Otto Liebmann undated: 13 pgs.
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Folder 1983: Judenfrage und Socialismus (Jewish Question and Socialism) undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1984: Juerg Jenatsch Trauerspiel in fuenf Aufzuegen (Juerg Jenatsch Tragedy in Five Acts), by Richard Voss undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 1985: Der Kampf der Reaktionaeren Clique in Russland (The Struggle of the Reactionary Clique in Russia) undated: 12 pgs., first page missing, author unknown
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Folder 1986: Kongress Fragen (Congress Questions) undated: 7 pgs.
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Folder 1987: Die Konservative Rolle der Hegelischen Philosophie (The Conservative Character of Hegel's Philosophy) undated: 46 pgs., incomplete, not in order
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Folder 1988: Der Kriegerische, industrielle und menschliche Typus (The Warlike, Industrial and Human Type) undated: 22 pgs., contains Russian
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Folder 1989: Ein Kritiker des Marxismus (A Critic of Marxism) undated: 20 pgs.
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Folder 1990: Lange ueber philosophische Bildung (Long on Philosophical Education) undated: 21 pgs.
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Folder 1991: Lieder (Songs), by A. Schitlovsky undated: 8 pgs.
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Folder 1992: Logik, Einleitung (Logic, Introduction) undated: 5 pgs., notes, author unknown
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Folder 1993: Logik und Erkenntnistheorie (Logic and Epistemology), by Prof. Stein undated: 68 pgs.
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Folder 1994: S. Maimon undated: 38 pgs.
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Folder 1995: K. Marx, Eine Studie (Karl Marx, a Study), by Gustav Gross 1885: 6 pgs., excerpts
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Folder 1996: K. Marx und Herbert Spencer (Karl Marx and Herbert Spencer) undated: 2 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1997: "Marxistisches" aus der Reichsphilosophie Hegels (Marxist from Hegel's Philosophy of Empire) undated: 134 pgs., not in order
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Folder 1998: "Marxistisches" aus Russland (Marxist from Russia) undated: 19 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 1999: Das Memorial an die Grossmaechte (The Memorial to the Great Powers) undated: 10 pgs.
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Folder 2000: Nataliens Unglueck (Natalie's Misfortune), by Vera Lokhova undated: 15 pgs.
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Folder 2001: Die Ost-Europaeische Frage (The East-European Question) undated: 8 pgs., pg. 2 is missing, author unknown
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Folder 2002: Philosophie (Philosophy) undated: 6 pgs., notes
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Folder 2003: Philosophie der Geschichte und Soziologie (Philosophy of History and Sociology) undated: 4 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 2004: Prozess der Geschichte (Trial of History) undated: 10 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 2005: Religionsphilosophie (Philosophy of Religion) undated: 6 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 2006: Die Religionsphilosophie Hegels (Hegel's Philosophy of Religion) undated: 7 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 2007: Der Sozialismus und die vulgaere Nationaloekonomie (Socialism and the Common Political Economy) undated: 2 pgs., incomplete
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Folder 2008: Sozialismus und Wissenschaft (Socialism and Science) undated: 8 pgs., incomplete, contains Russian
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Folder 2009: Ein Socialistisches Volksbuch etwa nach folgendem plan (A Socialist People's Book according to the Following Plan) undated: 3 pgs.
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Folder 2010: Sozialphilosophie (Social Philosophy) undated: 18 pgs., notebook 1
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Folder 2011: Rudolf Stammlers Theorie des "Sozialen Monismus" (Rudolf Stammler's Theory of "Social Monism") undated: 14 pgs., incomplete, Yiddish notes
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Folder 2012: Ludwig Steins Sozialphilosophie (Ludwig Stein's Social Philosophy) undated: 56 pgs., notes
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Folder 2013: Stellung an Hegel (View on Hegel) undated: 30 pgs., not in order, contains Russian
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Folder 2014: Terrorismus und Anarchismus (Terrorism and Anarchy) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 2015: Tierschutz oder Menschenschutz? (Animal Protection or Human Protection?) undated: 5 pgs.
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Folder 2016: Versuch ueber die Transcendenthal Philosophie von Solomon Maimon (Essay on the Transcendental Philosophy of Solomon Maimon), Berlin 1790 undated: 21 pgs.
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Folder 2017: Der Zusammenhang der Philosophie der Geschichte mit der Politik (The Relationship of the Philosophy of History with Politics) undated: 1 pg.
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Folder 2018: Zwei Typen der Religionsphilosophie (Two Types of Religious Philosophy) undated: 4 pgs.
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Folder 2019: Fragments in German undated: 75 pgs., contains Russian and English
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Subseries 4: English undated

Folders: 10

Folder 2020: The Beginning of an Introduction Into the Problems and the Philosophy of Human Life undated: 5 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 2021: Bolsheviki and Socialist-Revolutionists in Russia undated: 12 pgs., not finished
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Folder 2022: The Future of Races in America undated: 86 pgs., two essays, author unknown
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Folder 2023: Love of Happiness undated: 8 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 2024: The Melting Pot undated: 22 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 2025: The Messiah Idea in Jewish History undated: 5 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 2026: The Problem of Social Peace undated: 22 pgs., notes
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Folder 2027: The Tendencies of the Russian Revolution undated: 49 pgs.
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Folder 2028: What's About Us? undated: 3 pgs., author unknown
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Folder 2029: Fragments of an untitled manuscript undated: 107 pgs. (numbered 23-129)
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