J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections
Frank H. Jonas photograph collection
Jonas, Frank H. (Frank Herman)
P0035
6 box
1940-1976
The Frank H. Jonas photograph collection contains portraits of Frank Jonas and his wife, portraits of American political leaders and negatives of technical drawings.
English
Frank H. Jonas: was Professor of Political Science at the University of Utah. He received his B. S. and M. A. degrees from the University of Utah, and his Ph. D. from the University of Washington and holds certificates of achievement from the University of Berlin and the Hochschule fuer Politik in Germany (1931). After holding teaching and research fellowships at the University of Washington, he served subsequently on the staffs of the following universities: Idaho State, Southern California, New Mexico, Utah State, and in summer session, Illinois and Vanderbilt. He held the Chester W. Nimitz Chair of Social and Political Philosophy at the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island (1960-1961). From 1943 to 1945 he served in the U. S. Army Signal Corps; he spent 1951-53 in Germany as a Press Scrutiny Officer, Cultural Exchange Officer and Information Specialist in HICOG, United States Department of State; and in 1958 he was a guest exchange professor of the Federal Republic of Germany. Professor Jonas was a member of Utah's first Legislative Council (1947-49); chairman of the Veterans' Council, Utah State Department of Veterans' Affairs (1948-51); and a consultant in personnel administration at Hill Air Force Base, USAF, Ogden, Utah (1951). He has served as president of the Western Political Science Association (1964-65) and of the University of Utah Education Association (1965-67). He has been a member of the UEA Political Action Committee (1964) and the Salt Lake County Planning Council (1963) and the Salt Lake County Welfare Board. Beginning his writings in local politics with "Utah: Sagebrush Democracy," in "Rocky Mountain Politics" (1940), he has produced over fifty articles on local and regional politics, has edited and contributed to "Western Politics" (1961) and "Politics in the American West" (1969), and has written the following monographs: "Western Politics and the 1956 Election," "Bibliography of Western Politics," "Western Politics and the 1958 Elections," and "Western Politics," and the "1962 Elections." His last recent monograph in "The Story of a Political Hoax."
The photographs in this collection were donated to the Library by Dr. Jonas in May of 1976, along with papers which can be found in the Manuscripts Division under Manuscript Register MS 641. Additional materials were donated by Mrs. Jonas in 1992. The majority of the collection consists of photographs of political subjects such as Utah and national political figures, the reconstruction of Germany after World War II, and the Nuremberg war crimes trials.
Collection is arranged topically.
Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.
The library does not claim to control copyright for all materials in the collection. An individual depicted in a reproduction has privacy rights as outlined in Title 45 CFR, part 46 (Protection of Human Subjects). For further information, please review the J. Willard Marriott Library's Use Agreement and Reproduction Request forms.
Collection Name, Collection Number, Box Number, Folder Number. Special Collections, J. Willard Marriott Library, The University of Utah.
Processed by Peter Schmid in 1988.
Audio-visual materials were transferred to the Frank H. Jonas audio-visual collection (A0426).
Manuscript materials were transferred to the Frank Jonas papers (MS 0641).
Jonas, Frank H. (Frank Herman)--Photographs
McCloy, John J. (John Jay), 1895-1989--Photographs
Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969--Photographs
Marshall Plan
United States. Office of the US High Commissioner for Germany--Photographs
United States. Department of State--Officials and employees--Photographs
Berlin (Germany)--Politics and government--945-1990--Photographs
Nuremberg War Crime Trials, Nuremberg, Germany, 1946-1949--Photographs
Milch Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1946-1947--Photographs
Nuremberg Medical Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1946-1947--Photographs
Justice Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1947--Photographs
Flick Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1947-1949--Photographs
I.G. Farben Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1947-1948--Photographs
Einsatzgruppen Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1947-1948--Photographs
Krupp Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1947-1948--Photographs
Ministries Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1948-1949--Photographs
RuSHA Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1947-1948--Photographs
High Command Trial, Nuremberg, Germany, 1948-1949--Photographs
Politicians--United States--Photographs
Denazification
Reconstruction (1939-1951)--Germany (West)
Germany--Politics and government--1945-1990--Photographs
black-and-white photographs
black-and-white negatives
Portraits
Postcards
Frank Jonas
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Family
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Portraits
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Portraits
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Group Portraits
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Dean Rusk
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Scenery
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Ephraim Snow
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War Crimes
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Dachau Trials, (May 1946-July 1946)
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Nuremburg Trial Films
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Nuremburg Trials
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Nuremburg Case #1, 23 Physicians, (November 1946-March 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #1, 23 Physicians, (November 1946-March 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #1, 23 Physicians, (November 1946-March 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #1, 23 Physicians, (November 1946-March 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #1, 23 Physicians, (November 1946-March 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #1, 23 Physicians, (November 1946-March 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #2, Milch, (January 1947-July 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #2, Milch, (January 1947-July 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #3, Ministry of Justice, (March-April 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #4, Oswald Pohl and 17 other officials of Main Economic and Administrative Dept. of the SS, (March 1947-November 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #5, 5 Leading Industrialists (Flick), (Febuary 1947-October 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #6, 23 Former Members of the I.G. Farben, (May 1947-August 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #8, 14 Former Members of the Main Office for Racial and Settlement Affairs, (October 1947-March 1948)
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Nuremburg Case #9, Ohlendorf and 24 other former SS Officers, (August 1947-October 1947)
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Nuremburg Case #10, 12 leading officials of the Krupp Combine, (July 1947-January 1948)
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Nuremburg Case #11, Ministries Case (21 Defendents), (November 1947-March 1948)
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Nuremburg Case #12, H. Reinecke and 14 ex-generals (Febuary 1948)
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Communications (1946-1948)
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Industry - Automobiles (January 1947)
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Radio Broadcasts (1947-1950)
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Berlin (September 1948)
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1st Free German Elections (1948-1949) Berlin City Elections, 5th December 1948
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East Berlin Elections (1948-1950)
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Communist Separation (August 1948 - August 1951)
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U.S. Military in Germany (1949)
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Mary Foster Womans Tour (March 1949)
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Yale Glee Club (July 1949)
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Senate Appropriations Committee, Berlin (November 1949)
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Secretary of State Dean Acheson (November 1949)
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German Persons (December 1949-April 1951)
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Berlin (1950)
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Sonthofen (1950)
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Urban Development in Frankfurt (1950)
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May Day, Berlin (May 1950)
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Bad Nauheim (June-July 1950)
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ERP - Europa-Zug
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ERP - Europa-Zug in Bremen (July-October 1950)
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ERP - Europa-Zug in Mannheim (November 1950)
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ERP - Europa-Zug in Munich (April-May 1951)
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ERP - Europa-Zug in Frankfurt (June 1951)
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ERP - Europa-Zug in Berlin (July 1951)
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ERP - Europaisches Wiederaufbau-Program
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ERP - Europaisches Wiederaufbau-Program
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ERP - Europaisches Wiederaufbau-Program
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ERP - Europaisches Wiederaufbau-Program
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U.S. Sponsored Rural Film Program (September 1950)
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Vaihingen (September-October 1950)
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World Freedom Bell, Berlin (October 1950)
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German Police Training (Febuary 1950, January 1951)
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Community Life in Frankfurt (1950-1951)
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Rural Leadership Training School, Hohenheim (1950-1951)
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German Youth (1950-1952)
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U.S. German Relations (1951)
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Heidelberg (1951)
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German Boarders (1951)
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HICOG Housing Project-Bonn-Godesberg (1951)
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HICOG Housing Project-Bonn-Mehlem (1951-1952)
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HICOG Housing Project-Bonn-Godesberg (1952)
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HICOG Construction-Bonn
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HICOG Exchange Program, Data (1951-1952)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Women's Affairs
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (1947-1949)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (January-July 1950)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (August-December 1950)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (1950-1951)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (January-August 1951)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (September-October 1951)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (November-December 1951)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (January-June 1952)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (July-December 1952)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education (1953)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education
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HICOG Exchange Program, Education
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HICOG Exchange Program, Public Health and Welfare (January-June 1950)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Food and Agriculture (1949-1950)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Food and Agriculture (1951)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Food and Agriculture (1952, n.d.)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Community Activities
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HICOG Exchange Program, Political Affairs (1949-1952)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Religious Affairs (Ca. 1950)
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HICOG Exchange Program, Information Services (1948-1950)
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Communist Propaganda (March 1951)
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Americas Womens Organization in Germany (April-May 1951)
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May Day, Berlin (May 1951)
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Bonn (May and October 1951)
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Rebuilding Germany (June 1951)
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Allied Air Lift Memorial (July 1951)
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Communist Youth Rally, Berlin (August 1951)
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International Youth Camp (August-September 1951)
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Youth Hct. Community Activities (November 1951)
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Educational Reform (1951-1952)
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Bremen Vocational Education Center (1951-1952)
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General Dwight D. Eisenhower (1951-1952)
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The Fischers (1952)
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Community Life in Stuttgart (1952)
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Mehlem a /Rhein (1952)
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High Commisioners, Administration and Officials #1 (1952)
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High Commisioners, Administration and Officials #2
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High Commisioners, Administration and Officials #3
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High Commisioners, Administration and Officials #4
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Amerika Haus Ruhr, in Essen (February 1952)
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Amerika Haus Ruhr, in Essen (June 1952) #2
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Amerika Haus
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Touring U.S. Radio and Newspaper Executives (March 1952)
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Wir Alle (March 1952)
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Currency Reform (March-June 1952)
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Citizens Participation Team
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Ostheim v.d. Rhoen (April 1952)
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Refugee Camp
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Berlin Blockade (June 1952)
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Radio Berlin (June 1952)
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Louise Childs (June-July 1952)
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High Commisioner John Mccloy (July 1952)
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Fulbright Agreement (July-September 1952)
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Germany Foreign Relations 1 year Review (April 1952)
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Industry - Music (July-October 1952)
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Industry
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Industry - Food and Agriculture
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Industry - Ruhr Installations
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Industry - Automobiles
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Industry - Fishing
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Salzgitters (September-December 1952)
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Eleanor Dulles and RIAS (1952-1953)
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Schuldorf Bergstrasse (May 1954)
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Schuldorf Bergstrasse
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Berlin
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German Cities
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Bastogne, Belgium
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Bavaria
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Outside Germany
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Air Trasportation
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Amvets
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Amvets - Gratitude Train
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Amvets - Frank H. Jonas
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Amvets - Hal Keats
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Butzback Prison
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Children's Homes
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Cultural Exchange
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"Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet" Movie Stills
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Hotels
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Malnutrition
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Military Vehicles
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Political Affairs
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Press
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Transportation
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U.S. Maps
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Vocational Training for the Youth of Europe
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Volunteer Work
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Miscellanevus
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Negatives
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Benson for Congress
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Godesburg (Location) Family Portrait (1957)
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Portrait
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Politicians
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Teacher Exchange Program
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Politicians and Public Figures
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LDS Church in Germany (1951)
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HICOG (1950's)
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George Dupre
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Amvet (1948-1949)
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Memory Grove Dedication (May 30, 1949)
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Group Portraits
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Aid an American
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School Supplies for Germany
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Exchange Program
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KNAK Radio
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Germany Family Portraits
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Newspapers
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Post Cards
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