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NTE2cg880.xml Guide to the Siegfried Vogt Radical ephemera Collection 1960-1990 Siegfried Vogt Radical ephemera Collection Finding aid prepared by Cheryl Gunselman. Washington State University Libraries Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections © 2018 Finding aid encoded by Doug Lambeth. 2018 Finding aid written in English. English. Finding aid based on DACS 2nd Edition ( Describing Archives: A Content Standard). Washington State University Libraries, Manuscripts, Archives and Special Collections Cage 880 Siegfried Vogt Radical ephemera Collection 1960-1990 4 linear feet of shelf space 3 boxes Newspapers, newsletters, and posters collected by Siegfried Vogt, related to radical and counterculture groups. (MASC staff use) Folder 7 is located in the map case. Collection materials are inEnglish.

Siegfried Vogt (1939-2010) was born in Bavaria, Germany, and immigrated to the United States in 1956. He studied forestry and social sciences at Oregon State University and earned his bachelor's degree in 1961. Continuing his higher education, he earned a diploma in international relations from the University of Vienna in 1964, a master's degree in political science from the University of Idaho in 1965, and a Ph.D. in political science from Washington State University (WSU) in 1971. After working as a fire lookout, timber cruiser, and member of a hot shot fire crew, he entered academia, becoming a librarian and full professor at WSU.

This collection consists of newspapers, newsletters, and posters collected by Siegfried Vogt, related to radical and counterculture groups.

This collection is arranged in three series based on item format.

Series 1: Magazines and newsletters. This series is arranged alphabetically by title.

Series 2: Newspapers (tabloid format). This series is arranged alphabetically by title.

Series 3: Newspapers and Posters (oversized items).

This collection is open and available for research use.

[Item Description] Siegfried Vogt radical ephemera collection, 1960-1990

Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.

Siegfried Vogt donated this collection to the Washington State University Libraries in 2006 (MS-2006-18).

James Feller and Cheryl Gunselman processed this collection in 2017 and 2018.

Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections holds three unprocessed accessions of Siegfried Vogt's papers, dated circa 1910-2001: MS-2001-11, MS-2001-15, and MS-2013-19.

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.

Radicalism -- United States Students -- United States -- Political activity Colleges and Universities Civic Activism Series 1: Magazines and newsletters 1 1 1965 Fact, volume 2, number 6. 1 1 1968 Insurgent, volume 3, number 2. 1 1 1970 International Socialist Review, volume 31, number 9. 1 1 1978 Memoirs (Classic Comix, from New Times). 1 1 1969 The Nation, volume 208, number 18. 1 1 1966 The Partisan, volume 2, number 3. 1 1 1970? Recourse (Students for a Democratic Society, Indiana University South Bend), volume 1, number 11. Series 2: Newspapers (tabloid format) 1 2 1972 The New Banner, volume 1, number 1. 1 2 1969-1970 Berkeley Barb, volume 9, number 21 and volume 10, number 4. 1 2 1970 Berkeley Tribe, volume 3, number 61. 1 2 1970-1971 Black Panther, volume 3, number 24, volume 4, number 12, and volume 6, number 6. 1 2 1970 The Bond, volume 4, number 12. 1 2 1973 Borrowed Times, volume 1, number 20. 1 2 1969 The Bridge, volume 1, number 2. 1 2 1970 Buffalo Free Press, volume 1, numbers 2 and 4. 1 3 1972 February 18 The Coming Generation (incomplete issue). 1 3 1970 The Daily Evergreen, volume 76, numbers 102 and 106. 1 3 1969 Daily World, volume 1, number 199. 1 3 1970 The Fighting Red Duck (University of Oregon), volume 1, number 2. 1 3 1969 Free University (Pullman, WA). 1 3 1972 Freedom (Anarchist Weekly), volume 33, numbers 1 and 41. 1 3 1968 March 2 The Guardian (incomplete issue). 1 3 1969 Guardian, volume 21, number 38. 1 3 1969 Leviathan, volume 1, number 5. 1 3 1970 Liberated Guardian. 1 3 1968 and 1970 Los Angeles Free Press (2 issues; one incomplete). 1 3 1976-1977 The Match! volume 6, numbers 10-12, and volume 7, number 1. 2 4 1969 Movement, volume 5, number 9. 2 4 1967 National Guardian, volume 20, number 3. 2 4 1970 New Left Notes (Students for a Democratic Society), volume 5, number 11. 2 4 1967 New York Review of Books, volume 9, number 3. 2 4 1970 April 13 Nickel Review. 2 4 1970 Northwest Passage, volume 3, number 12, and volume 4, number 1. 2 5 1969 Pacific Tribune, volume 30, number 51. 2 5 1972 The Re Elector, number 4. 2 5 1970 Sabot, volume 1, numbers 1, 3-5, and one unnumbered issue (December 3, 1970). 2 6 undated 'Scorn (unnumbered issue). 2 6 1968-1969 Spokane Natural, volume 2, number 4, and volume 3, number 4. 2 6 1960 April 1 The Thermometer Seismograph (Oregon State University). 2 6 1970 Three Forks Press (Pullman, WA), volume 1, number 3. 2 6 1972 The United Irishman, volume 26, number 8. 2 6 1970 The Valley Worker (Eugene, OR), volume 1, numbers 5-7. 2 6 1969 Vietnam Courier, number 201. 2 6 1970 November 13-19 Willamette Bridge. 2 6 1970 Yellow Journal, volume 1, number 3. 2 6 1973 Young Socialist, volume 16, number 12. Series 3: Newspapers and Posters (oversized items) Oversize 7 circa 1970-1971 Event posters: Mothers of Three Forks, Pullman, WA (UAWMFMC; 4 items). Oversize 7 undated Poster: Anti-military ball. Oversize 7 1969 Poster: Anti-Vietnam war (moratorium). Oversize 7 circa 1970-1974 Poster: Angola liberation. Oversize 7 undated Poster: Pesticide warning. Oversize 7 1974 and 1990 Newspaper issues with articles about Watergate and about Joe Schock.