The reminiscences of Malcolm W. Davis

The reminiscences of Malcolm W. Davis

by Malcolm W. Davis, Columbia University. Oral History Research Office, Wendell H. Link

Book 51 of Columbia University. [Oral History Research Office.] Oral history collection -- pt.2

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Internationalist, journalist. Topics include: early life, education, training in journalism; Springfield Republican, 1911-13; relief work and United States Information Service, Russia, 1917-19; October Revolution; NY Evening Post; Council on Foreign Relations; Yale University Press; Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, League of Nations, 1931-39; impressions of Nicholas Murray Butler; Germany and National Socialism; International Red Cross, 1939-40, European leaders, World War II, Office of Strategic Services, 1941-45; San Francisco United Nations Conference, 1945.

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