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GNM Gerhart Niemeyer Papers Guide University of Notre Dame Archives University of Notre Dame Archives 2011 Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 Description based on paper finding aids and inhouse database. English GNM Gerhart Niemeyer Papers 1965-1993 Gerhart Niemeyer 23 linear feet. University of Notre Dame Archives Notre Dame, Indiana 46556 English. Restricted by contract. Judge Paul V. Niemeyer, son of Gerhart Niemeyer. Preferred Citation Gerhart Niemeyer Papers (GNM), University of Notre Dame Archives (UNDA), Notre Dame, IN 46556. Scope and Content Correspondence, 1965-1977; subject files, including files on Heller, Solzhenitsyn, Voegelin, and Wittfogel; publications, lectures, research notes and drafts, Episcopal church matters, sermons (1973-1993), musical and personal matters, and financial material. Thanks to Prof. John Roos and graduate research assistant Adam Seagrave for providing abstracts describing the contents of each folder of manuscripts. Background Conservative political philosopher, born in 1907; professor of government at the University of Notre Dame, 1955-1997. Niemeyer wrote about political theory, ideology, communism, totalitarianism, the modern world, and Christianity. He served as an advisor to Barry Goldwater, as a member of the Republican National Committee's Task Force on Foreign Policy, and as chairman of the Board of Foreign Scholarships in the Reagan administration. He served as an Episcopalian deacon beginning in 1973 and as an Episcopalian priest beginning in 1980. Before his death he converted to Roman Catholicism. He had an interest in early music and played the recorder and viola da gamba. He died in 1997. Voegelin, Eric. Solzhenitsyn, Alexander Isaevich, 1918- Wittfogel, Karl August, 1896- University of Notre Dame. Episcopal Church -- Indiana. Political theory. Ideology. Communism. Conservatism. Totalitarianism. International relations. Political science -- Philosophy. Related Material Information Services Notre Dame Faculty Drafts and Manuscripts Collection Francis J. O' Malley Papers Notre Dame Magazine Records University Photographer CGNM Gerhart Niemeyer: Manuscripts CGNM 1-2/ Correspondence 1977-1997 CGNM 1/01 Letters to Vater 1990-1997 Numerous letters to Niemeyer dating from the 90s (primarily '96 and '97). Many of these letters are of a very personal nature, composed by Niemeyer's children and grandchildren in anticipation of his 90th birthday. CGNM 1/02 Correspondence 1995-1997 Numerous postcards (most blank) and letters, primarily from Niemeyer's son Paul and dating from the mid- to late 90s, as well as a copy of Niemeyer's article "History and Civilization" (Anglican Theological Review [Nov., 1976]: 81-97). CGNM 1/03 Correspondence 1996 4 letters to Niemeyer all dating from 1996. CGNM 1/04 Correspondence 1995-1996 A small collection of letters to/about Niemeyer dating from 1995-1996, including a 3-page letter to Niemeyer from his grandson Peter. CGNM 1/05 Correspondence 1995 A large collection of correspondence dating from 1995. CGNM 1/06 Correspondence 1994 A large collection of correspondence, and a few receipts, dating from 1994. CGNM 1/07 Correspondence 1993 Correspondence dating from 1993, including a group of letters between Niemeyer and Bill (William F.) Buckley as well as an exchange between Niemeyer and his grandson Lucian. CGNM 1/08 Correspondence 1992 A large collection of letters and cards dating primarily from 1992. CGNM 1/09 Correspondence 1991 Correspondence dating from 1991, including correspondence relating to Niemeyer's decision to cease teaching at Notre Dame, as well as a 6-page essay by Niemeyer entitled "Variations on a Theme," written in connection with Niemeyer's participation in the "Prairie Fire Symposium: First Lincoln Conference on Education" (1986). CGNM 1/10 Correspondence 1990 Correspondence and receipts dating from 1990, including a number of letters and cards from Niemeyer's children. CGNM 1/11 Correspondence 1989 Correspondence, both personal and business-related, dating from 1989, including brief correspondence relating to Niemeyer's disagreements with the innovations in the Episcopal Church. CGNM 1/12 Correspondence 1988 Correspondence dating from 1988, ranging from two brief letters from grandchildren to an exchange with the IRS. CGNM 1/13 Correspondence 1987 Correspondence and receipts dating from 1987, including a letter from Peter Niemeyer (dated 7/21/87) eloquently relating an experience during his trip to Prague, copies of an article from The Sun Maryland announcing Paul Niemeyer's nomination to the U.S. District Court, and records and receipts relating to Lucie Niemeyer's funeral arrangements. CGNM 1/14 Correspondence 1986 Correspondence, records, and receipts dating from 1986. CGNM 1/15 Correspondence 1985 Greatly varied correspondence dating from 1985. CGNM 1/16 Correspondence 1984 Correspondence, records, and receipts dating from 1984. CGNM 1/17 Correspondence 1983 Large collection of similar items dating from 1983. CGNM 1/18 Correspondence 1982 Correspondence dating from 1982, including letters relating to Niemeyer's retirement from teaching at Hillsdale College and his appointment by President Reagan to the Board of Foreign Scholarships. CGNM 1/19 Correspondence 1981 Correspondence and other documents dating from 1981, including an invitation to attend the inauguration of President Reagan and Vice-President Bush. CGNM 1/20 Correspondence 1980 Correspondence dating from 1980, including a letter from Ronald Reagan thanking Niemeyer for agreeing to serve in an advisory capacity for his presidential campaign. CGNM 1/21 Correspondence 1979 Correspondence (professional, personal, and financial) and miscellany dating from 1979. CGNM 1/22 Correspondence 1978 Correspondence and documents dating from 1978, including a contract relating to Niemeyer's appointment as Distinguished Visiting Professor at Hillsdale College. CGNM 1/23 Correspondence 1977 Varied correspondence dating from 1977. CGNM 2/01 Correspondence 1976 Varied correspondence dating from 1976. CGNM 2/02 Correspondence 1975 Correspondence dating from 1975, including a large amount of correspondence relating to Niemeyer's column in the National Review . CGNM 2/03 Correspondence 1974 Correspondence dating from 1974, including copies of letters of recommendation written for students and responses to Niemeyer's lectures and articles. CGNM 2/04 Correspondence 1973 Similar collection of correspondence dating from 1973. CGNM 2/05 Correspondence 1972 Correspondence dating from 1972, including a brief exchange with Eric Voegelin, a number of letters from Bill (William F.) Buckley, and a brief exchange with Pierre Goodrich of the Liberty Fund. CGNM 2/06 Correspondence 1971 Correspondence dating from 1971, including a few letters from Eric Voegelin. CGNM 2/07 Correspondence 1970 Correspondence dating from 1970, including a large collection of correspondence with LSU Press regarding the publication of Between Nothingness and Paradise , as well as brief correspondence with Arlington House Publishers regarding the publication of Deceitful Peace . Also included is a Christmas card from President Nixon. CGNM 2/08 Correspondence 1969 Correspondence dating from 1969, including a card from Nixon and an invitation to his inauguration, a letter from Nixon's office regarding the possibility of an appointment to high Federal office in his administration, and a brief exchange with the University of Notre Dame Press regarding Niemeyer's Between Nothingness and Paradise . CGNM 2/09 Correspondence 1968 Correspondence dating from 1968, including a letter from Senator Barry Goldwater and a number of letters from Richard V. Allen (Foreign Policy Adviser to Nixon) as well as a copy of an interview with Allen in U.S. News and World Report . CGNM 2/10 Correspondence 1967 Correspondence dating from 1967, including a collection of correspondence with Arlington House Publishers regarding Deceitful Peace . CGNM 2/11 Correspondence 1966 Correspondence dating from 1966, including a large amount of correspondence with advisees regarding dissertation work. CGNM 2/12 Correspondence 1965 Correspondence, receipts, and newspaper articles dating from 1965. CGNM 2/13 Miscellaneous Correspondence - many years 1937-1993 Varied collection of correspondence, booklets, and reprinted articles dating from 1937-1993. Included are a reprint of Hans J. Morgenthau's review of Niemeyer's Law Without Force (Iowa Law Review 27 [Jan., 1942]), a copy of Niemeyer's article "Two Socialisms" with an accompanying letter from Bill (William F.) Buckley, and a program for Niemeyer's ordination to the Episcopal priesthood in 1980. CGNM 2/14 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1945-1995 Varied collection of correspondence and reprinted articles dating from 1945-1995. Much of the correspondence is between Niemeyer and Marion Montgomery, and also included are two reprinted articles by David Bruckbauer from The Wanderer (1993). CGNM 2-3/ Authors CGNM 2/15 David Bruckbauer 1988-1996 Numerous lengthy letters from David Bruckbauer to Niemeyer, as well as several short articles by Bruckbauer published in The Wanderer throughout the late 80s and early 90s. Also included is an 11-page manuscript of an article by Bruckbauer on Fr. Richard McBrien (University of Notre Dame) entitled "The New Religion of a Willful Man." CGNM 2/16 David Bruckbauer 1985-1987 Continuation of extensive correspondence between Bruckbauer and Niemeyer from the mid- to late 80s, as well as Bruckbauer's resume and various course-related materials, including a final exam and a 12-page paper entitled "Ludwig Feuerbach: The Psychology of the Divine as a Projection of the Soul." CGNM 2/17 Hermann Heller 1963-1991 Materials relating to Niemeyer's co-editing of the revised collected writings of Hermann Heller in the late 60s (published in German). Included are multiple copies of the copyright page of the publication, correspondence between Niemeyer and the editorial office of Christoph Mueller, a brief biography of Heller, a bibliography of Heller's writings, and copies of 3 articles about Heller in German newspapers. CGNM 2/18 Marion Montgomery 1990-1991 Extensive correspondence between Niemeyer and Marion Montgomery from the late 80s and early 90s. Also included is an article manuscript (approximately 45 pages) sent by Montgomery to Niemeyer entitled "Modern: Modernism, Modernist -- A Preliminary Exploration of Our Intellectual Manner," a book review by Montgomery from Chronicles (March 1990) entitled "A Meditation on a Meditation," and an article by Deal W. Hudson from Crisis (May 1989) entitled "Marion Montgomery's Summa: A Journey through the American Mind." CGNM 2/19 Marion Montgomery 1988-1989 A few articles/papers by or about Marion Montgomery from the late 80s. Included is an article from This World: A Journal of Religion and Public Life (Winter 1989) by Montgomery entitled "My Most Unforgettable Character: Reflections on a Christmas Story," two copies of a 53-page paper for a meeting of the Maritain Society entitled "The Poet and the Scandal of Particularity," and an article by James B. Graves from the Conservative Digest (February 1988) entitled "A Quiet Talk with Marion Montgomery." CGNM 3/01 Marion Montgomery 1987 A 192-page manuscript which Montgomery sent to Niemeyer for comments in 1987. The manuscript represents a portion of a book manuscript on the subject of the liberal arts and is entitled "Words, Words, Words: The Feeding of the Larger Body." CGNM 3/02 Marion Montgomery 1987 Two papers/articles by Montgomery written in 1987 and sent to Niemeyer for evaluation: "Eric Voegelin as Prophetic Philosopher" (37 pages), and "The Quest for Community Ground" (74 pages). The latter was published in Modern Age in two installments, as is indicated by a letter from the journal's editor to Montgomery dated 11 June 1987. CGNM 3/03 Marion Montgomery 1981-1982 Two published articles by Montgomery: "At Al Johnson's Lake" (31 pages, written in verse with an accompanying 1-page "Note"), published in Southern Review (Fall 1982), and "Solzhenitsyn as Southerner," published in Why the South Will Survive , edited by Clyde Wilson (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1981). CGNM 3/04 Marion Montgomery - Musing Toward Grassmere 1981-1982 A 28-page poem by Montgomery, sent to Niemeyer and dated Sept. 17, 1982, entitled "Musing toward Grasmere, and on to Wordsworth's Tomb: May 1981." CGNM 3/05 Alexander Solzhenitsyn 1973-1977 15 pages of typed notes, and 7 pages of handwritten notes, relating to a presentation by Niemeyer, entitled "The Universal Significance of Solzhenitsyn," given at a 1977 Intercollegiate Studies Institute conference. Also included is a 10-page paper by Niemeyer entitled "Solzhenitsyn: Russia's Second Government," as well as a brief letter from Russian author Lev Navrozov regarding his autobiographical The Education of Lev Navrozov . CGNM 3/06 Alexander Solzhenitsyn 1974-1983 Large collection of articles, interviews, and speeches by and about Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, dating from the mid-70s through the early 80s. CGNM 3/07 Alexander Solzhenitsyn 1969-1983 Continuation of previous folder, with a larger collection of materials including numerous newspaper and journal articles relating to the life and work of Solzhenitsyn and dating from the late 60s through the early 80s. CGNM 3/08 Eric Voegelin 1967-1985 Materials relating to Eric Voegelin's life and work dating from the late 60s to Voegelin's death in 1985. Included are a 10-page memorial article by Niemeyer entitled "Greatness in Political Science: Eric Voegelin (1901-1985)," brief correspondence between Niemeyer and Voegelin, correspondence between Niemeyer and Marion Montgomery, and a 38-page review of Voegelin's Search for Order in History (ed. Stephen A. McKnight, LSU Press, 1978) by Montgomery. CGNM 3/09 Eric Voegelin 1953-1965 Correspondence between Niemeyer and Voegelin primarily during the 1960s, two published articles by Ellis Sandoz on Voegelin's work, a 10-page typed synopsis of Voegelin's The New Science of Politics , and two copies of a 25-page paper by Voegelin entitled "On Debate and Existence." CGNM 3/10 Eric Voegelin 1953-1978 Another copy of the synopsis of Voegelin's The New Science of Politics , and a 30-page paper by James Counahan entitled "Gnosticism and the Critical Spirit" and dated March, 1978. CGNM 3/11 Eric Voegelin 1967-1968 4 letters from Voegelin to Niemeyer (1967-1968) relating largely to the publication and translation of Voegelin's Anamnesis as well as Niemeyer's review of the work. CGNM 3/12 Eric Voegelin A 38-page study by Voegelin and Peter Weber-Schafer in German, relating to various attempts (by Wittfogel, Spengler, Toynbee, and others) to periodize Asian history. CGNM 3/13 Eric Voegelin 1986 Two copies of a 4-page essay entitled "Eric Voegelin, 'The Beginning of the Beginning,' and 'Reflective Distance vs. Reflective Identity'," approximately 15 xeroxed handwritten pages (apparently Voegelin's), a copy of Voegelin's "Consciousness and Order: 'Foreward' To Anamnesis (1966)," the editor's preface to Voegelin's "Quod Deus dicitur," information regarding a Voegelin Panel which included Niemeyer at LSU in 1986, and 8 pages of Niemeyer's handwritten notes on Voegelin's work. CGNM 3/14 Eric Voegelin - Last Work A collection of articles by Voegelin, including "Equivalences of Experience and Symbolization in History" (25 pages), "On Hegel -- A Study in Sorcery" (61 pages), "On Classical Studies" (12 pages), "The Moving Soul" (13 pages), and "The Beginning and the Beyond: A Meditation on Truth" (67 pages). CGNM 3/15 Eric Voegelin - Last Work A "Bibliography of Works By and About Eric Voegelin" (1991), as well as Voegelin's "The Gospel and Culture" (54 pages), "Wisdom and the Magic of the Extreme: A Meditation" (75 pages), and "The Beginning of the Beginning" (52 pages, with an accompanying 2-page letter from Niemeyer regarding this text). CGNM 3/16 Eric Voegelin - Last Work Approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes by Niemeyer on Voegelin's Order and History , as well as two copies of a 17-page review of Voegelin's work entitled "The Fulness of the Quest: Eric Voegelin's Final Volume." CGNM 3/17 Eric Voegelin - Science, Politics 1953-1968 An 8-page typed synopsis of Voegelin's The New Science of Politics , a 5-page review of Voegelin's Science, Politics and Gnosticism by Niemeyer, and a letter from Voegelin to Niemeyer dated April 11, 1953. CGNM 3/18 Eric Voegelin - Anamnesis - translated by GN 1977 A copy of Niemeyer's translation of Voegelin's Anamnesis (1977). CGNM 3/19 Eric Voegelin - Anamnesis paperback 1989-1990 Correspondence relating to the publication of Niemeyer's translation of Voegelin's Anamnesis in a paperback edition by the University of Missouri Press in 1989, as well as the publication contract signed by Niemeyer. CGNM 3/20 Eric Voegelin - Mecosta 1988 3 pages of Niemeyer's handwritten notes on Voegelin, as well as a 37-page paper by Fred Dallmayr entitled "Voegelin's Search for Order." CGNM 3/21 Eric Voegelin and Michael Oakeshott on History / by Athanasios Moulakis 1988 A 28-page paper by Athanasios Moulakis entitled "Voegelin and Oakeshott on History," presented at a meeting of the Voegelin Society and sent to Niemeyer in October 1988. CGNM 3/22 Eric Voegelin Colloquium 1989 A list of participants and a packet of supplemental reading for a Liberty Fund colloquium on Voegelin's New Science of Politics entitled "Liberty, Modernity and Order" held in New Orleans, May 25-28, 1989. CGNM 3/23 Eric Voegelin Review 1975 A number of essay-reviews of the fourth volume of Voegelin's Order and History, The Ecumenic Age (1974), a lengthy response by Voegelin to one of these reviews (that of Altizer), and approximately 20 pages of Niemeyer's handwritten notes on the volume. Among the essays reviewing Voegelin's work are: Eugene Webb's "Eric Voegelin's Interpretation of Revelation" (39 pages), Niemeyer's "Eric Voegelin's Philosophy and the Drama of Mankind" (31 pages), Thomas J. J. Altizer's "A New History and a New But Ancient God?" (approx. 25 pages), and Frederick D. Wilhelmsen's "The New Voegelin" (Triumph Magazine, Jan. 1975). CGNM 3/24 Eric Voegelin - Ellis Sandoz on 1959-1987 A reprint of an article by Dante Germino entitled "Voegelin, Christianity, and Political Theory: the New Science of Politics Reconsidered" (published in Rivista internazionale di filosofia del diritto LXII, 1985), an issue of Contemporary Philosophy (Vol. XI, No. 10, June 1, 1987), a bibliography of Voegelin's publications compiled by Ellis Sandoz in 1959, and a 31-page draft of a paper by Sandoz entitled "Eric Voeglin's Philosophy of History and Politics: The Idea of Historical Form" (1959). CGNM 3/25 Eric Voegelin Papers / by Dante Germino 1971,1975 Two papers by Dante Germino on Voegelin: "Eric Voegelin's Framework for Political Evaluation" (35 pages, prepared for 1975 APSA annual meeting), and "Eric Voegelin and Contemporary Radical Political Thought in America" (28 pages, prepared for a Symposium in honor of Eric Voegelin at the University of Notre Dame, 1971). CGNM 3/26 Eric Voegelin, School of - Notre Dame Symposium A program for a symposium entitled "New Departures in Western Political Thought: The School of Eric Voegelin" at the University of Notre Dame. CGNM 3/27 Karl A. Wittfogel 1950-1961 Several reprinted articles and papers by Karl A. Wittfogel dating throughout the 1950s and early 60s, treating of Communism in the Soviet Union and China, and Marxist-Leninist ideology. Also included are a few letters from Wittfogel to Niemeyer written during the early 60s. CGNM 3/28 Karl A. Wittfogel 1950-1961 Several reprinted articles by Wittfogel (including many from a series in The New Leader during the 1950s) as well as a booklet containing a series of lectures for a course entitled "From Marx to Mao" (Telecourses -- University of Washington, 1960). CGNM 3/29 Karl A. Wittfogel 1950-1960 Continuation of previous two folders, containing over a dozen reprinted articles by Wittfogel on Marxism, Mao Tse-Tung, and Communist China. CGNM 3/30 Karl A. Wittfogel 1962-1970 Continuation of Wittfogel materials, containing 6 reprinted articles. CGNM 3-6/ Subjects CGNM 3/31 American Education and Communism 1957 Materials relating to Niemeyer's participation on the National Committee on American Education and Communism, established by the Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civil Order (FRASCO) in 1957. Included are an issue of The Blessings of Liberty (published by FRASCO), the minutes of a meeting of the Committee on American Education and Communism held on February 7, 1957, and a pamphlet describing FRASCO. CGNM 3/32 Articles by others 1971-1990 A large collection of articles by other authors dating from the 1970s to the 1990s. CGNM 3/33 Articles by others 1907-1979 Similar to previous folder, a large collection of articles by others dating primarily from the 1970s. CGNM 4/01 Doctors of Modernity: Darwin, Marx, Freud / by R.F. Baum A 108-page draft manuscript of R. F. Baum's Doctors of Modernity: Darwin, Marx, and Freud (published in 1988) with occasional penciled comments and corrections by Niemeyer. Niemeyer's corrections are very sparse, and are heavily concentrated in the section on Marx. All of the comments are brief and apparently minor, often consisting simply of a question mark in the margin or a circled word. CGNM 4/02 Between Nothingness and Paradise 1970-1976 A number of published scholarly reviews of Niemeyer's Between Nothingness and Paradise (LSU Press, 1971) as well as periodic royalty earnings reports from LSU Press. There is also some correspondence between Niemeyer, LSU Press, and Buckley regarding arrangements for Buckley to receive 275 copies of the book at a discounted rate. Also included are reviewers' comments on Niemeyer's manuscript prior to publication and Niemeyer's responses to these comments. CGNM 4/03 Bibliography 1957-1958 6 pamphlets/order forms from publishers (1957-1958). One is from Oxford University Press for books by Ernest Barker, another from University of Wisconsin Press for The First International: Minutes of the Hague Congress of 1872, with Related Documents (ed. and trans. Hans H. Gerth), another from University of California Press for Aggression and World Order: A Critique of United Nations Theories of Aggression (Julius Stone), and one from the College Paperback Service for a variety of classroom texts (there are also two from German publishers). The only one with markings is that from the College Paperback Service, on which Niemeyer wrote an order for 50 copies each of Aristotle's Constitution of Athens , Gierke's Natural Law and the Theory of Society , 1500-1800, Aquinas' The Political Ideas , Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws , and Julien Benda's The Betrayal of the Intellectuals . CGNM 4/04 William F. Buckley, Jr. - Notre Dame Commencement 1978 Focuses on Buckley's commencement address at Notre Dame in 1978. Included are a complete text of the address, an article by Buckley from The Washington Star Syndicate regarding the commencement, an excerpt from the Congressional Record of June 22, 1978 containing a speech by Congressman Robert K. Dornan in praise of Buckley's address, three issues of the National Review from 1978, a few letters between Buckley, Niemeyer, and others regarding the commencement address, and a draft of Buckley's address heavily corrected by Niemeyer. In the July 7, 1978 issue of the National Review are two pages of hand-written notes on Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's "A World Split Apart" (Harvard commencement address). CGNM 4/05 James Burnham Tribute 1987 Includes a short letter (1987) from Priscilla Buckley to Niemeyer with the text of the August 17, 1987 Memorial Mass eulogy (by Monsignor Clark) for James Burnham enclosed, and the September 11, 1987 issue of the National Review which consists largely of a series of tributes to Burnham. CGNM 4/06 The Catholic University 1974 Typed manuscript (with occasional handwritten corrections) of "The New Need for the Catholic University," published in the Review of Politics 37 (Oct. 1975): 479-489. There are also 15 pages of handwritten notes relating to the topic of the article, as well as 8 pages from the 1974 Notre Dame Magazine which includes 5 articles written in response to the previous year's report of the Committee on University Priorities at Notre Dame. There is also a 3-page exchange between a Notre Dame faculty member (Julian Pleasants) and Father James Burtchaell, C. S. C. (Provost) regarding the interpretation of the Committee's report with respect to the hiring of faculty of the University. CGNM 4/07 Center for Soviet and East European Studies - Notre Dame 1956 2-page brief descriptions of courses offered at Notre Dame for academic year 1956-1957 on Communism, the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. Niemeyer is listed as teaching a graduate course on "Communist Ideology" which covers Marx and Engels as well as Lenin and Stalin. Also a 4-page document describing the Center for Soviet and East European Studies at the University of Notre Dame with a list of faculty members, including Niemeyer. This document also lists Niemeyer's course on "Communist Ideology." CGNM 4/08 China and the United Nations 1960s A large collection of materials relating to the representation of China in the U.N. dating from the early 1950s to the late 1960s. There is nothing in Niemeyer's hand; the materials consist of two booklets, one printed by the U.N. and one by the American-Asian Educational Exchange on the Chinese U.N. representation question, more than a dozen transcripts of speeches by the Chairmen of the Chinese Delegation to the U.N. opposing the representation of the Communist People's Republic dating from 1952-1967, and a 20-page document from the American-Asian Educational Exchange detailing the "Positions of the Republic of China on the Question of Chinese Representation in the United Nations." CGNM 4/09 China and the United Nations 1945-1967 A large amount of background material and supporting documents from the U.N. and the U.S. Department of State concerning the topic of a discussion panel in which Niemeyer participated in September 1967, namely, the "legal and technical aspects of Chinese representation in the United Nations" (Memorandum from Marvin Liebman to discussants). The panel consisted of 8 members (including Niemeyer) and produced a study on "The Status of China in the United Nations" (written primarily by Stefan T. Possony), although only a heavily corrected rough draft and correspondence regarding it are present in the folder. CGNM 4/10 China, Japan 1967 5 letters: two from Paul Yupin, Archbishop of Nanking and Rector Magnificus of Fu Jen Catholic University in Taiwan, inviting Niemeyer to visit and lecture (which was accepted) and arranging his visit in September 1967; one from Japanese Professor Inoki regarding Niemeyer's visit to Japan also in the fall of 1967; one from David Rowe to the Vice President and Premier of Taiwan C. K. Yen introducing and commending Niemeyer to him; and one to Niemeyer from Masataka Kosaka regarding Niemeyer's visit to Japan in 1967. There is also a list of attendants for Niemeyer's lecture at the Kyoto International Hotel in October 1967, and two small packets of notes taken evidently in Taiwan. One appears to be in support of a lecture on Chinese communism, and the other regards more practical matters relating to his visit. CGNM 4/11 China, Japan 1967 More than a dozen pamphlets and booklets received during Niemeyer's 1967 visit to Fu Jen University in Taiwan. The booklets all concern one of three subjects: Fu Jen University itself, the military of the Republic of China, and the Taiwanese land reform movement. There is also a large collection of business cards, most from Taiwanese professors, officials, and businessmen, but also one of Niemeyer's own and a few in German. Lastly, there is a section from the Mainichi Daily News (Oct. 5, 1967) which includes an article on Niemeyer's lecture in Kyoto entitled "Prof. Niemeyer Says Communist Object Remains Unchanged." CGNM 4/12 China, Satellites 1956-1958 A 94-page report entitled "A Short History of Chinese Communism," the October 20, 1958 issue of The New Leader reprinted by the American-Asian Educational Exchange which consists of an article entitled "Communist China: Power and Prospects" by Richard L. Walker, and over a dozen cut-outs from the New York Times paper and magazine from 1958. CGNM 4/13 Christianity and Communism Interview 1984 The March 1984 issue of New Heaven New Earth which contains an interview with Niemeyer entitled "Christianity and Communism." In this interview Niemeyer speaks of the origins and central characteristics of Marxism, distinguishes Marxism from Leninism, and describes the relationship of both to Christianity and belief in God. CGNM 4/14 Churches and Marxism 1935-1961 3 unmarked manuscripts of Harvard Divinity School faculty member Paul Tillich's (evidently unpublished) 17-page essay entitled "The Christian and the Marxist View of Man" (1935). The debate regarding the alleged communist affiliations of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. is documented by a 9-page excerpt from the House Congressional Record of March 3, 1960 and a pamphlet prepared by the National Council in 1960 denying any sympathies with Communism and even accusing its accusers of advancing the communist agenda. There is also a 6-page document entitled "Can the General Board of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A. Deny Responsibility for Any Action of the Fifth World Order Study Conference in Cleveland, Ohio, November 18-21, 1958?" CGNM 4/15 Communist Mind 1960s 2 cut-out newspaper articles on Soviet Russia, a copy of a "Memorandum Submitted to Department of Defense on Propaganda Activities of Military Personnel" by Fulbright in the Senate (copy from Congressional Record, August 2, 1961), and typed drafts (with handwritten corrections) of what appear to be a few chapters of Deceitful Peace: A New Look at the Soviet Threat (New Rochelle, N.Y.: Arlington House, 1971). There are also two pages of handwritten notes regarding the book and a letter from Niemeyer to Arlington Publishers (Nov. 29, 1966) including a plan for the book. CGNM 4/16 Conference on European Problems (CEP) 1988-1993 A large collection of newspaper articles, documents, and conference papers (2 by Niemeyer) focusing on the meetings of the Conference on European Problems from 1988-1993. One paper by Niemeyer is an 8-page talk entitled "Beyond Institutions of Power and Patterns of Profit," and another is a 12-page paper entitled "Reorientation Required." A letter from Richard B. Foster of June 1, 1988 indicates that "Reorientation Required" was to be published in Comparative Strategy Vol. 7, No. 4, although this doesn't appear in the Selected Bibliography. CGNM 4/17 Conference on European Problems (CEP) 1986-1987 Letters and documents relating to the establishment of the Conference on European Problems in 1986, including a list of members and officers (Niemeyer as President) and plans for a conference in Kloster Banz. There are also a number of newspaper and magazine articles from 1986-1989. Of most interest is a draft of a paper (with accompanying handwritten notes) by Niemeyer entitled "Western Weaknesses in the Ideological Struggle," apparently unpublished according to the available Bibliography. The paper contains an assessment of the "human rights" basis for U.S. foreign policy, a probing analysis of the non-Western ideological mind, and an explanation of the failure of the U.S. to "leave our message in countries and areas which we could militarily wrest from the enemy." Although it is aimed towards communist ideology, it possesses a continuing relevance for the struggle of the West against Islamic fundamentalism in the Middle East. CGNM 4/18 Conference on Unity of Sciences 1975-1976 Conference papers and brief correspondence relating to the 1975 International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences. An article by Henryk Skolimowski entitled "Knowledge and Values" from The Ecologist (Jan. 1975) is also included along with brief correspondence between Niemeyer and Skolimowski. The two conference papers include one by Eugene P. Wigner entitled "The Unity of Science," and one by William G. Pollard entitled "Is Religion Functional as a Source of a Standard of Value Today?" which contains frequent handwritten markings and comments by Niemeyer. CGNM 4/19 Days and Works - National Review Columns 1973-1977 Numerous letters of response to Niemeyer's column in the National Review from 1974-1977, as well as more than 20 pages of Niemeyer's notes for various articles in this column. Also included is a draft of an article which appeared in Niemeyer's NR column entitled "Common Sense." CGNM 4/20 Deceitful Peace 1966-1975 Materials relating to the publication of Deceitful Peace: A New Look at the Soviet Threat (N.Y.: Arlington House, 1971). Included are periodic royalty reports and correspondence between Niemeyer and Arlington House, personal letters to Niemeyer regarding the book, and numerous published reviews. CGNM 4/21 Democracy and Civil Disobedience 13 pages of handwritten notes relating to the topic of democracy and civil disobedience. Also a 19-page paper by Joseph Dunner entitled "Democratic Theory and Civil Disobedience" with frequent penciled underlining. CGNM 4/22 Derecho Internacional 1935? A 152-page printed copy of a work apparently by Niemeyer (according to an information card attached to the last page) in Spanish entitled Derecho Internacional (Madrid, 1935). It is not listed in the Bibliography, and does not appear to be a translation of any other published work. CGNM 4/23 Encyclopedia of the American Right (EAR) 1992-1993 Materials relating to the Encyclopedia of the American Right from 1992-1993, edited by Gregory Wolfe and including Niemeyer on the Advisory Board. Contains letters and memorandums between Wolfe and the Advisory Board members, lists of entries in the encyclopedia including names of contributors, and some materials relating to the entry for Stanley Parry, Holy Cross priest and Political Science faculty member at Notre Dame. CGNM 4/24 Encyclopedia of the American Right (EAR) 1990 Materials relating to the Encyclopedia of the American Right from 1990. Included are a brief correspondence between Wolfe (editor) and Niemeyer regarding the plan of the encyclopedia and Niemeyer's contributions, an early list of entries, guidelines for contributors, and printed versions of Niemeyer's contributions to the encyclopedia. These contributions include "Restoration of Political Theory," "Marxism, Critique of," "Totalitarianism," "The New Science of Politics," and "Ideology." CGNM 4/25 Examination Questions 1976-1979 Contains final examination questions from 5 or 6 courses taught by Niemeyer during the period from 1976-1979. There is also one page of handwritten notes on Plato's Republic and one page of review questions for a final examination for an introductory political theory course. CGNM 4/26 Freedom Academy 1959 Materials relating to the establishment of the Freedom Academy by the Freedom Commission Act of 1959 (H.R. 3880). Includes an official copy of the proposed bill in its entirety, two copies of Niemeyer's statement to the Internal Security Subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee of the United States Senate regarding the bill, 4 pages from the Congressional Record of the House of Herlong's speech introducing the bill, a 9-page "Summary of Educational Activities Within the Executive Branch of the Government," a typed draft of Niemeyer's address to the Senate committee with handwritten corrections, and a N.Y. Times article entitled "Revival of Faith Urged by Malik." Also included are numerous copies of a "Final Communique" from J. M. Bochenski and Niemeyer regarding the American edition of the Handbook on Communism (N.Y.: Praeger, 1962). CGNM 4/27 Germany (Totalitarianism) 1940-1944 Dozens of typed pages (with frequent handwritten corrections and notes) of what appear to be lecture notes from 1939-1944 (Princeton). The topics include "Antidemocratic Movements," "Background of the Nazi Hegemony in Europe," "Interwar Development of Germany," "Government in Pre-Hitler Germany," "The Challenge to Democracy," "Conditions of Dictatorship," "Organization for Power: The Case of the Third Reich," "The Nazi Technique of Power," "The Chances of Resistance Against Nazi Power," and "General Conditions of National Socialism in Germany." There are also two pages of handwritten notes relating to the lecture topics. CGNM 4/28 Gothic Architecture and Iconography 1985 Two typed papers (7 and 5 pages respectively) on the topic of Gothic architecture and art more generally, with special emphasis on drawing out the intellectual and religious underpinnings of this art from the writings of Abbot Suger (12th century France) and Dionysius the Areopagite. Neither of these papers appear to have been published. Also included are a short excerpt of Suger's writings as well as a short section of Dionysius' writings, along with an article from the Wall Street Journal (June 2, 1992) entitled "Medieval Art in All Its Glory." CGNM 4/29 Guanojuato 1990 A large collection (more than 40 pages) of typed and handwritten lecture notes from an introductory political theory course and a course entitled "The Essence off Modernity: Seminar on Eric Voegelin's Anamnesis ." The subjects of the notes include Aristotle, St. Augustine, St. Thomas, Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau among others. CGNM 4/30 Handbook on World Communism 1958-1959 Extensive correspondence dating from 1958-1959 relating to the writing and publication of Handbook on Communism , including a draft of a chapter from one of the contributors. CGNM 4/31 Handbook on World Communism A 47-page report (in German) containing German reviews of the Handbook on Communism . Also included are two newspaper articles: one is a review of the book from a German newspaper (in German), and the other is from the South Bend Tribune (May 11, 1959) describing the condemnation of the book by a Red party organ in the Soviet Union. CGNM 4/32 Harper's Article on Notre Dame by Peter Schrag 1967 A copy of the May 1967 issue of Harper's magazine, the cover story of which is entitled "Notre Dame: Our First Great Catholic University?" by Peter Schrag. Also included is a brief 1-page response to the article from a Notre Dame publication written by Tom Henehan. In addition, there is a letter from Niemeyer to Schrag in which he politely objects to Schrag's labeling him a "Goldwater Republican," and a response from Schrag defending his wording. CGNM 4/33 Hillsdale College 1979 An appreciation card to Niemeyer, dated May 8, 1979, from the Episcopal Chaplain to Hillsdale College for serving as "Presider at the Weekly Campus Eucharists" at Hillsdale College. CGNM 4/34 Hillsdale College 1974-1981 6 issues of imprimis , a publication of Hillsdale College, dating from 1974-1979. There are two copies of the April 1974 issue, which contains an article by Niemeyer entitled "Ethics and Politics in Communism," the October 1977 issue containing another article by Niemeyer entitled "The Loss and Recovery of History," and three from 1979 containing articles by others. CGNM 4/35 Hitler's Propaganda Contains two related, unpublished studies (both 60 pages) on Nazi propaganda theories and methods. One is entitled "Nazi Theories on Propaganda Methods: Report Submitted to Operations Research Office" (with "for confidential use only" handwritten on title page and dated April 28, 1951), and the other is entitled "Commentary on Hitler's Theories on Propaganda." The latter is contained in its own labeled folder, and contains a table of contents and appendix. Also included are 10 pages of well-organized typed notes on Goebbels' Diaries and Hitler's Mein Kampf . CGNM 4/36 India 9 pages of handwritten notes and a collection of articles and reports dating from the middle to late 1960s relating to the history, culture, religion, and politics of India. The collected materials range from scholarly reports and articles (two by Robert Crane of Duke University) to more popular pamphlets on Indian dance and Hindu films. CGNM 4/37 India 1972 Correspondence, documents, and handwritten notes regarding the 1972 Summer Seminar of the Indiana Consortium for International Programs in New Delhi, India. There is an interesting 2-page letter from Niemeyer to John Stabler containing his impressions from the trip to India, dozens of loose pages of handwritten notes, and a spiral-bound notebook (approx. 25 pages) containing chronologically-ordered handwritten notes on the lectures and events of the Seminar in India. Also included are a list of the names and affiliations of the seminar attendees, and a detailed 7-page schedule of events for the seminar. CGNM 5/01 India Continuation of the collection of 4/37, centering on the Summer Institute Program for the Indiana Consortium in India during the summer of 1972. Among the assortment of items included are three articles by Zaheer Masood Quraishi on political issues in India, a list of books on Indian politics from a bookseller/publisher in Delhi, a roadmap of central India, a report on the "Linguistic Variation in India," a paper by M. N. Srinivas entitled "Changing Institutions and Values in Modern India," two articles in German on Indian culture and politics, and a collection of newspaper articles on India from the early 1970s. CGNM 5/02 India 1972 A few tourist pamphlets on India, 8 Indian business cards, over a dozen blank postcards from India, an interesting booklet/essay by Quraishi entitled "The President of India: a political interpretation," a copy of Vol. 1, No. 1 of the Claremont Journal of Public Affairs , and a typed manuscript (unmarked) of Harry Jaffa's "Introduction to Second Edition of Crisis of the House Divided" (University of Washington Press, 1972). CGNM 5/03 Instituto Panamericano de Estudias 1990-1991 Correspondence and other materials relating to the Instituto Panamericano De Estudios Politicos Summer Programs of 1990 and 1991 at Notre Dame. A list of program courses for the 1991 program is included, with Niemeyer offering a course entitled "The Understanding of Our Time" which includes readings from Camus, Voegelin, Lubac, and Loewith. There is also a letter from Niemeyer to Richard Allen dated Nov. 20, 1990 which describes the circumstances surrounding the formation of the Institute as well as its purposes. The remainder of the folder is occupied by travel receipts and correspondence relating to the transportation of various professors to Notre Dame for the Summer Program. CGNM 5/04 Intercultural Research 1974 Documents and correspondence regarding the activities of the Institute of Intercultural Research from 1974. Also included are two letters from Prof. Joseph Doherty to Niemeyer attempting to arrange a meeting during a trip to Chicago to discuss the research program of the Institute. CGNM 5/05 Italy 1994 Extensive correspondence between Niemeyer and Marco Respinti regarding Niemeyer's visit to Italy in 1994. Also included is an Italian translation (by Respinti) of Niemeyer's lecture at the Centro Culturale di Milano in 1994, as well as a brief (7-page) talk entitled "Faith and Reason in Eric Voegelin." CGNM 5/06 Italy 1996 Two typed (with handwritten additions) pages in German regarding a 1996 visit to Italy. CGNM 5/07 Japan 1970 Correspondence and other items relating to Niemeyer's lecturing trip to Japan and Korea in 1970. This trip constituted a "Seminar on Communist Block Affairs" sponsored by a grant from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the U.S. Department of State. This particular seminar was part of the Bureau's "Short Term American Grantees Program." In addition to various travel-related documents, there are typed lecture notes (5 pages each) for two of Niemeyer's lectures: "History in Philosophy and Ideology," and "The Function of Historical Materialism." CGNM 5/08 Japan - Nature of Communism 1970 The March 1970 issue of Review: A Quarterly Journal for the Study of Communism and Communist Countries , a Japanese publication, consisting of a study on "The Soviet Young Generation." There is also a pamphlet on the "Japan and Asia" Lecture Series at Sophia University in Japan, as well as copies of the lecture notes for two of the lecturers participating in the series. Also included are one page of handwritten notes on the development of political science, and the text (2 pages) of a "Protest Statement" by Solzhenitsyn. CGNM 5/09 Japan, Korea 1970-1971 Very large collection of materials relating to Niemeyer's visit to Japan and Korea in 1970. Included are many letters to and from American embassy officials in Japan and Korea, complete itineraries and schedules of events for Niemeyer's visit, dozens of articles from Japanese and Korean newspapers, postcards, and tourist pamphlets. There is also the 4-page text of a talk given by Niemeyer entitled "Whither Japan?" as well as 6 pages of typed lecture notes on Japanese politics, self-understanding, and culture. CGNM 5/10 Cicero and the Politics of Public Orthodoxy / by Willmoore Kendall 28-page manuscript of an article entitled "Cicero and the Politics of the Public Orthodoxy," by Willmoore Kendall and Frederick D. Wilhelmsen of the University of Dallas. CGNM 5/11 Modern Age: Christianity 1988-1989 Three drafts (16 pages each), one of which is heavily corrected, of an article by Niemeyer entitled "Christianity, in a Time-Bound Perspective," evidently published in the Fall or Winter 1990 issue of Modern Age . This article was solicited by Modern Age as part of a symposium on the subject of "Christianity in Sight of the Third Millennium." Also included are two articles from the National Review (1985 and 1988) respectively entitled "True Christian Feminism" and "Whither the Modern World?" as well as an article from the Wall Street Journal (Sept. 26, 1988) entitled "Values Lessons Return to the Classrom." CGNM 5/12 Nassau Sovereign - Princeton 1940/11 3 copies of the Nov. 1940 issue of the Nassau Sovereign , which includes a 2-page article on Niemeyer (teaching at Princeton at the time). CGNM 5/13 National War College 1958-1959 A few typed pages evaluating two courses taught at the National War College during Niemeyer's time there (1958-1959). There is also a 2-page "Memo of Conversation" stamped "For Official Use Only" which describes a conversation between Niemeyer, a student at the college, and Dr. von Braun (Director of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency) entitled "Outer Space." Lastly, there is a copy of the text (22 pages) of a lecture by William F. Buckley, Jr. given at the National War College on Nov. 3, 1958. This lecture is entitled "The American Public and National Security Policy." CGNM 5/14 National War College 1958-1959 A booklet containing the "General Reading List" for the National War College (NWC) for 1958-1959; the February 7, 1959 issue of the "Army, Navy, Air Force Journal;" a large, bound book containing the biographies of staff, faculty and class members of the NWC for 1958-1959; a 6-page list of the members of the class of '58-'59; and the complete syllabus for "course 6," entitled "Free World Allies of the U.S. in the West," for Jan. 22 - Feb. 17, 1959. CGNM 5/15 National War College 1958-1959 A 40-page booklet providing an overview of the NWC for the year 1958-1959 (staff and faculty, curriculum, mission and functions, academic procedures, etc.); a bound directory of the staff and graduates of the NWC printed in 1958; and a bound 67-page paper by Jackson Graham, Colonel, CE, USA, entitled "Psychomoral Offensive Against the Kremlin to Shorten the Cold War." CGNM 5/16 National War College 1958-1959 Contains a large book with the biographies of staff, faculty and class members of the NWC for 1958-1959 (the same book found in 5/14). CGNM 5/17 The New Left A large collection of articles from various periodicals and newspapers, as well as other published documents, relating to the emergence of the "New Left" in the late 1960s and early '70s. Included are 6 handwritten pages of notes by Niemeyer on a 1969 article regarding a New Left-inspired march in Baltimore, two issues of the Washington Report from 1970 containing analyses of the New Left in the U.S. and West Germany, an article by J. Edgar Hoover on the activities of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), and the text of a 1969 speech by Nixon entitled "Freedom: A Condition, and a Process." CGNM 5/18 The New Left More materials relating to the New Left dating from 1968-1971. Complete issues of the journals: The German Tribune Quarterly Review (Dec. 1968); The Intercollegiate Review (Spring, 1969); and Modern Age (Winter, 1968-69). Also included are two publications of the Young Americans for Freedom, one entitled "Confronting the New Left" and another containing excerpts from J. Edgar Hoover's testimony before the House Appropriations Subcommittee in 1968. There is also a reprint of an article by Milorad M. Drachkovitch entitled "Radicalization and Fragmentation of the New Left." CGNM 5/19 Nichiren - Japan 1970-1972 Correspondence between Niemeyer and Makoto Iokibe (1970-72) regarding their plan to collaborate on a study of Nichiren and 13th century Japanese Buddhism. There is an 11-page paper by Iokibe entitled "Nichiren and Jien" which Iokibe sent to Niemeyer, and dozens of pages of Niemeyer's handwritten notes on the subject. It seems from a letter of March 18, 1972 that the collaborative project on Nichiren was never realized by Niemeyer and Iokibe. CGNM 5/20 Oglethorpe University 1946-1966 Materials relating to Oglethorpe University dating from 1945-1966. One article reprinted from The Educational Forum entitled "Experiment at Oglethorpe: The Oglethorpe Idea" (1966), 4 information pamphlets on the University, 5 issues of The Oglethorpe Book with occasional post-it markers inserted, 4 copies of an article from the North Dekalb Record and Norcross News (June 8, 1950) containing a report on North Atlanta conducted by Oglethorpe students under Niemeyer's guidance, and an article from The Atlanta Journal on Niemeyer's involvement with the first citizenship conference for women at the Georgia State College for Women. CGNM 5/21 O'Grady Paper 1966 92-page typed manuscript of a paper by William Walsh O'Grady, Jr. entitled "Hegel and Marx: Studies in Man's Self-Assertion" (1966). The paper appears to be well-written and interesting, and is apparently unpublished. CGNM 5/22 Ost Kurier 1966-1973 Dozens of unmarked issues of the German periodical Ost-Kurier (German language) from 1966 to 1973. CGNM 5/23 Ost-West Echo 1966-1967 14 issues of the German periodical Ost-West Echo (German language) dating from 1966-67. CGNM 5/24 Pangle - Rhodes 1989-1990 Extensive correspondence (often in excess of 4 pages) between James Rhodes and Tom Pangle on the subject of Strauss's thought and also its relationship to Voegelin, dating from 1989-90. This correspondence was relayed by Rhodes to Niemeyer. There is also a 37-page paper by Pangle entitled "On The Epistolary Dialogue Between Leo Strauss and Eric Voegelin," presented at the 1990 meeting of the Southwestern Social Science Association, which Pangle sent to Rhodes. Also included is an article from the May 23, 1986 National Review entitled "About That Doctrine" (the Reagan Doctrine) and an article from the May 13, 1986 Wall Street Journal entitled "Throwing Down the Neoconservative Gauntlet" by Tim Ferguson. CGNM 5/25 Josef Pieper 1971-1972 Two unmarked articles by Josef Pieper (1971 and 1972) from Triumph (publication of the Christian Commonwealth Institute). The first is entitled "The Realm of the Sacred" and the second is entitled "What Makes Priests Different? In Persona Christi." CGNM 5/26 Plotinus 2 copies of 8 printed excerpts from Plotinus's writings with heavy underlining (about 50 pages). CGNM 5/27 Polish Communist Party 1957-1959 3 documents of the Polish Communist Party dating from 1957-1959. 69-page PZPR Congress Five-Year Plan Directive, 97-page text of the Gomulka Report to the Third PZPR Congress, and a 22-page report by Gomulka (PZPR Central Committee First Secretary) "On the Results of the Moscow Conference of Communist and Workers Parties to a Warsaw Meeting of Party Activists." CGNM 5/28 Political Theory A collection of notes and papers, dating from the 1950s, on a range of topics in political theory. Included are 6 pages of Niemeyer's handwritten notes, an article by William Carlo entitled "The Role of Philosophy in Politics," an 18-page paper by Arthur Utz entitled "The principle of Subsidiarity and Contemporary Natural law," a paper by Fr. Costanzo entitled "St. Augustine: God, Man, and Society," and a 9-page paper by Voegelin (marked "To be revised") entitled "On Toynbee's Study of History." There is also an 8-page typed plan for a project entitled "The Intellectual Confrontation of Communism" with a description of the nature and method of the project, a list of personnel, a provisional list of the first series of conferences, and an estimate of basic costs for the project. CGNM 5/29 Political Theory A published book review, a paper, and a collection of typed lectures by Willmoore Kendall from the late 1940s and early 1950s. The book review is entitled "The Function of Intelligence," reviewing Strategic Intelligence by Sherman Kent (Princeton, 1949); the paper (12 pages) is entitled "The Areopagitica Reconsidered;" and the lectures are from a Conference on Democratic Theory (The Foundation for American Studies, California) and comprise a 114-page draft manuscript of a work which was intended for eventual publication. There are also 4 pages of typed notes on a conference held at Niemeyer's home on May 15, 1956 which included Msgr. De Raemaker, Fr. Bohensky, Fr. Parry, and Dr. Hermens. CGNM 5/30 Politics and Religion 3 sets of typed lecture notes, one (10-page) draft of a paper, and more than 20 pages of handwritten notes on the topic of politics and religion. The 3 lectures are respectively entitled "Politics and Religion" (6 pages), "Religion and Politics" (3 pages), and "The New Left" (3 pages). The 10-page paper is untitled (it treats of Christianity and citizenship) and is marked by frequent corrections. CGNM 5/31 Politics - My Ideas About 75 loose pages of handwritten notes (most in German) covering a wide range of political philosophical topics, and 6 handwritten pages on the topic of "Faith in Reality." Of these latter 6 pages, 2 consist of a continuous mini-essay, while the other 4 consist of a series of connected notes on the topic. CGNM 6/01 Power (IADC) 1952-1975 6 sets of typed lecture notes, a few pages of handwritten notes, a reprint of an article by Niemeyer, and a reprint of an article by Kenneth Waltz. The lecture notes are concerned with various combinations of the related concepts of "nation," "state," "government," "power," and "political strategy;" one lecture is labeled "IADC," apparently given at the Inter-American Defense College. Niemeyer's article is entitled "The Balance-Sheet of the League Experiment" (International Organization VI.4, 1952), and Waltz's article is entitled "Force and the Balance of Power" (Journal of International Affairs XXI.2, 1967). CGNM 6/02 Princeton 1937-1941 Materials relating to Niemeyer's time at Princeton. Included are two copies of a brief article on Niemeyer's son Herman, two issues (1940-41) of the Nassau Sovereign, two information booklets on Princeton campus life, a syllabus for a Comparative Government course (1941), and official as well as informal notification of Niemeyer's appointment as Lecturer in Politics at Princeton University (1937). CGNM 6/03 Princeton Conference 1951/12 A 36-page report on the Princeton Inn Conference (attended by Niemeyer) of Dec. 14-16, 1951, written by George D. Stoddard of the University of Illinois. The topic of the conference was rather open-ended and informal, treating the general question of how to "formulate a definitive and compelling statement of the meaning of the American experience" (p. 2). CGNM 6/04 Public and Semipublic Letters 1949-1970 A collection of letters and correspondence dating from 1949-1959, as well as a folder of newspaper clippings from this period. Much of the correspondence relates to William F. Buckley's speeches at the National War College in 1956 and 1958, the latter of which was especially controversial according to Niemeyer. Also included is a letter to the New York Times by Niemeyer entitled "To Control Germany" (1949). CGNM 6/05 Quotes Two brief (1-page) cut-out articles on Christian theological issues, and a small (2-page) collection of typed quotations (Auden, Wordsworth, and others). CGNM 6/06 Recovery of History An 18-page, heavily corrected draft manuscript of Niemeyer's article "The Loss and Recovery of History" (Imprimis , Oct. 1977). There are also approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes and 10 pages of typed notes, most of which relate directly to the topic of the article. CGNM 6/07 The Recovery of the Sacred 1988 Two corrected drafts (19 and 16 pages) of Niemeyer's lecture, entitled "The Recovery of the Sacred," given at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute's (ISI) 35th Anniversary celebration in November of 1988. Whether this manuscript has been published cannot be ascertained from the bibliography, since it was written around the same time as the bibliography was compiled. Also included are two loose pages from the Nov. 25, 1988 issue of National Review and 6 pages of handwritten notes relating to the ISI lecture. CGNM 6/08 GN Resumes 1972 A collection of a few of Niemeyer's CV's (Curricula Vitae) from the late 1960s and early 1970s, including lists of publications and educational and professional histories. CGNM 6/09 Revelation 1965/1969 Correspondence relating to Niemeyer's participation in the Liberty Fund's Seminar on Revelation of July 18-20, 1969. A list of participants in the seminar as well as a schedule are included. There is also a 23-page text of a lecture given at the Seminar by Carl Henry entitled "Divine Revelation in the Judeo-Christian Understanding." CGNM 6/10 James V. Schall 6 articles by James V. Schall, S.J. from the late 1970s and early 80s. These include "Revelation, Reason and Politics: Catholic Reflexions on Strauss," "Human rights: the 'so-called' Judaeo-Christian tradition," "The Best Form of Government: A perspective on the Continuity of Political Theory," "Displacing Damnation: The Neglect of Hell in Political Theory," and "The Old Testament and political theory." CGNM 6/11 Simposio Interamericano 1981 A pamphlet for the 1981 "Simposio Interamericano" in Buenos Aires, at which Niemeyer gave a lecture entitled "Propiedad, principios religiosos y progreso." This is accompanied by 5 pages of typed notes on Latin America entitled "First Impressions of Latin America" which catalogue Niemeyer's observations from his visits to Chile and other South and Latin American countries. Also included are two copies of a 19-page manuscript (apparently unpublished) entitled "Structures, Revolutions and Christianity," which confronts manifestations of the "liberation theology" popular in Latin America. Another manuscript is included (12 pages) which is entitled "Eric Voegelin and American Conservatives," also apparently unpublished (at least with this title). Lastly, there is a 1981 Wall Street Journal article entitled "A Letter on Marxist Analysis by Christians." CGNM 6/12 Simposio Interamericano 1981 A 153-page booklet containing the texts of the lectures given at the Simposio Interamericano of 1981. Included is the Spanish-language text of Niemeyer's manuscript (in 6/11) entitled "Estructuras, revolucion y cristianismo" (Structures, Revolutions and Christianity). CGNM 6/13 Social Science - Notre Dame Curriculum 1956 Large amount of correspondence, reports, and notes relating to the development of an integrated social science course (economics, sociology, and politics) at Notre Dame in 1956. Included are numerous typed notes of meetings of the Social Science Committee (of which Niemeyer was a member) during the summer of 1956, numerous versions and portions of syllabi for the course, and a 7-page letter from Father Hesburgh to Father Sheedy (Dean of Arts and Letters) on June 10, 1956, detailing plans for improvement of the curriculum (including the social science course). CGNM 6/14 Social Science - Notre Dame Curriculum 1954-1955 Two booklets containing multiple syllabi for various courses in the Arts and Letters, including History, Philosophy, English, and Languages (dating from 1954-1955). The booklets are marked "for the correlation committee" and "for the correlation program," indicating that these were used in conjunction with an effort to integrate the Notre Dame curriculum. CGNM 6/15 Spain 1935,1949 A collection of "cupones" from a Madrid bank in 1949, a list of courses taught at the Federacion de Asociaciones Espanolas de Estudios Internacionales (Madrid) in 1935 which includes Niemeyer's course entitled "Historia Internacional," and a two-page "Programa" (outline) of Niemeyer's course. CGNM 6/16 Stalin 1952 "A Selection of Stalin's Public Statements in the Postwar Period (1945-1951)" dated March 1952. The selection is 129 pages long, is organized chronologically by year, and includes a complete table of contents, although no editor is listed or source for the collection as a whole. Also included are the transcripts of two brief (1-page) interviews with Stalin in 1952 and the 3-page text of a speech by Stalin at the XIX Congress of the C.P. of the Soviet Union. CGNM 6/17 Steering Committee - Reports for Meeting - Notre Dame CAP 1975 A collection of reports, correspondence, and membership lists relating to the Committee on Academic Progress (CAP) of the College of Arts and Letters from 1975. Niemeyer was the Chairman of the Committee at this time, and compiled the notes and reports of the CAP Steering Committee meetings in 1975. Also included is a copy of an article from the November 21, 1975 Observer describing the decline of the relevance of the CAP and its "elitist" reputation. CGNM 6/18 Student Feedback / Comments A copy of The University Bookman Vol. 29, Number 3 (1989) which includes a section on "Professor Niemeyer's Achievements" and a review of The Good Man in Society: Active Contemplation, Essays in Honor of Gerhart Niemeyer . Also included is a card from some of Niemeyer's students labeled "Guanajuato, July 15/90." CGNM 6/19 Taiwan, Japan Several information pamphlets and tourist booklets from Japan and Taiwan, as well as several (mostly blank) postcards. CGNM 6/20 Taiwan, Japan An information book entitled "Taiwan Today," published by the Department of Information, Taiwan Provincial Government (1968), two picture books of Kyoto palaces and villas, and two articles from the China Post of Sept. 29, 1967 regarding celebrations for Confucius's birthday. CGNM 6/21 Theoretical Foundations - Communist Ideology 1967 Two sets of lecture notes (both from 1967) and one 15-page typed manuscript with handwritten comments. One group of lecture notes consists of 6 pages on the topic of "Communist Ideology and the Communist Phenomenon" (Spring 1967), and the other of 4 pages on the topic of "Ideological Foundations of Communism" (Jan. 4, 1967). The manuscript is untitled and doesn't include the name of the author, and is on the topic of Communist ideology and precisely why it is wrong. CGNM 6/22 Total Critique, etc. Over 2 dozen handwritten pages of notes (apparently dating from the late 1950s) on the concept of the "total critique." The notes treat of St. Augustine, Marx, Hegel, modern liberalism, and totalitarianism in relation to the idea of a "total critique" of society. CGNM 6/23 Totalitarianism in General 1937/1028 A 5-page text which appears to be a lecture rather than the beginnings of an essay, entitled "The Intellectual Surrender of German and Italian Liberalism to the Totalitarian State" (Oct. 28, 1937). Also 4 pages of typed lecture notes on "German Government" for a Comparative Government course dated 1938-39. CGNM 6/24 Turkey 1972-1973 Correspondence and travel-related documents relating to Niemeyer's service as Public Member on the USIA (U.S. Information Agency) Foreign Service Inspection team to Turkey from My 17 through June 2, 1973. The visit culminated in a 6-page report by Niemeyer to the Director of the USIA submitted on August 1, 1973 including a "General View of the Turkish Situation" and a recommendation for a new position at USIS Ankara. Also included are numerous copies of this report and a few early typed drafts. CGNM 6/25 U.S. Foreign Policy 1953-1956 Documents relating to U.S. foreign policy during the mid-1950s. Included are two letters from Alfred B. Mason to Niemeyer in response to an article published in U.S. News and World Report entitled "1964: After Ten Years of Coexistence" with Niemeyer's response, a copy of Henry Kissinger's "American Policy and Preventive War" (12 pages) with two pages of handwritten notes, a 36-page essay by Frank R. Barnett entitled "Is Airpower 'Obsolescent'? An Essay on Fourth Dimensional Warfare," and two addresses (7 and 9 pages) by John Foster Dulles in 1953. CGNM 6/26 U.S. Foreign Policy 1953-1957 Numerous articles and official statements relating to U.S. foreign policy during the mid-1950's. The sources of the articles include the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, U.S. News and World Report and Discussions of Foreign Affairs . Other documents include an address by President Eisenhower dated April 16, 1953 and entitled "The Chance for Peace," an address by John Foster Dulles dated September 24, 1953, and an address by Robert Murphy dated September 12, 1953. CGNM 6/27 U.S. Foreign Policy 1958-1959 Materials relating to U.S. foreign policy in the late 1950s. Included are a 22-page text of Lucian W. Pye's address to the National War College on March 6, 1959 entitled "Southeast Asia and American Policy," 4 copied pages from New York newspapers (Times, Herald Tribune, Post ) regarding the Acheson-Kennan dispute of 1957-58, the April 14, 1958 issue of The Dan Smoot Report entitled" Communism, Christianity, Confusion," and 4 pages of notes from USIA Opinion Polls of Western Europe (1959) regarding perceptions of U.S. foreign policy. CGNM 6/28 U.S. - U.S.S.R. Relations 1950s An excerpt from an editorial entitled "Corrosive Myth" which appeared in the 1953 issue of The Economist , a 33-page paper by W.C. Wentworth entitled "Time and the Bomb: An Analysis of the Atomic Situation," an article from Commentary entitled "The Peking-Moscow Axis and the Western Alliance: How Really Hopeful for Us Are Their Disagreements?" by Franz Borkenau, an article from The American Slavic and East European Review entitled "Stalin's Role in the Communist Victory in China" by Peter S. H. Tang, and a 30-page booklet entitled "The Communist Party of the U.S.A., What It Is -- How It Works: A Handbook for Americans." CGNM 6/29 U.S.S.R. Trip Notes A journal containing over 200 pages of handwritten notes from a visit to the U.S.S.R detailing travels, accommodations, conversations, and general impressions. CGNM 6/30 Valley Forge 1969-1970 Materials relating to Niemeyer's service as Director of the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, in 1969. Included are Program of Instruction booklets for two seminars occurring in the summer of this year, one in conjunction with Texas A+M University and another in conjunction with the University of Notre Dame. Also included are typed lecture notes (by Niemeyer and other instructors), exam questions, assigned paper topics, and a roster of students for the Notre Dame seminar. CGNM 6/31 Vietnam 1967 5 pages of typed lecture notes on the Vietnam War dated Nov. 1967, 6 pages of handwritten notes, a brief excerpt from the speech of the Laws to Socrates in the Crito, and a "provisional draft" of a 24-page paper entitled "Vietnam -- A Report" by Ernest S. Griffith dated December 4, 1967. CGNM 6/32 Barbara Von der Heydt 1963-1992 A draft manuscript, including a general proposal and outline, of Barbara von der Heydt's study of Christianity and Soviet Communism before the fall of the Berlin Wall. This manuscript was sent to Niemeyer for suggestions and corrections in 1991. Also included is some correspondence between von der Heydt and Niemeyer relating to her manuscript. This work was published in 1993 by WM. B. Eerdmans Publishing under the title Candles Behind the Wall . CGNM 6/33 War and Morality 1961-1966 Materials relating to the general topic of "Morality and Modern War" dating from 1961-1966. Included are: 4 pages of typed lecture notes dated Nov. 1965 and entitled "Morality and Modern War," a 6-page report by the Republican Coordinating Committee on Foreign Relations regarding Southeast Asia dated June 1965, approx. 30 pages of handwritten notes, a booklet containing the text of Dr. Stefan Possony's testimony in the U.S. Senate regarding his analysis of the Khrushchev Speech of Jan. 6, 1961, an invitation to a seminar sponsored by the Intercollegiate Society of Individualists, Inc. featuring papers by William Kintner, Leo Paul de Alvarez, and Niemeyer (1965), and a 21-page partially handwritten manuscript (untitled and apparently unpublished) by Niemeyer, evidently prepared for the ISI seminar, on the topic of "Morality and Modern War." CGNM 6/34 Simone Weil / by Maura A. Daly 1986 A 22-page French-language paper entitled "Simone Weil et le Gnosticisme" by Maura A. Daly, a professor at the University of Notre Dame, which was presented at a conference on the life and thought of Simone Weil in Paris in 1986. Also a 10-page published essay by Daly entitled "Simone Weil and the Need for Roots" (September 1988). CGNM 6-7/ Lectures CGNM 6/35 Recent Lectures on Communism 1963-1973 A number of mostly unpublished essays/lectures as well as two sets of lecture notes on Communism dating from 1963-1973. The lecture notes include a "Summing-up Lecture, Valley Forge" (3 pages) and "Politics and Religion" (3 pages, 1973). The essays/lectures include a 10-page "Memorandum on Soviet-American Relations," a 19-page paper entitled "The Nature of the Enemy" (dated 1963), a 19-page paper entitled "Toward a New Cold War Policy," the 12-page text of a lecture entitled "The Communist Ideology I" delivered for the Seminar on the Preservation of the Principles of Freedom (1965, Valley Forge), the 24-page text of a lecture delivered for the National War College in 1969 entitled "The Roots of Soviet Communism," and a 24-page paper entitled "The Role of Ideology in Communist Systems" (Orbis Vol. XVII, No. 3, 1973). CGNM 6/36 Lectures on Communism 1968 A 32-page essay/lecture entitled "Marxism" (unpublished), which contains a well-organized and comprehensive analysis of Marx's most important writings, a critique of the central tenets of his doctrine, and a critical analysis of the development of Marxist movements, closing with an explanation of 10 points which form the "main substance of Marxist dogmatics" (28). Also included is another copy of "The Roots of Soviet Communism" and 13 pages of organized lecture notes on Communism (Seoul 1968). CGNM 6/37 Lectures on Communism 1973-1978 6 sets of typed lecture notes (about 4 pages each) dating from 1973 to 1978 on closely related aspects of Communism (such as the "Communist Revolution" and the "Communist Threat"). CGNM 6/38 Communist Ideology Over two dozen pages of handwritten notes on the subject of Communist Ideology (apparently from the late 1950s and early 60s), a copy of an article from Dissent (Winter, 1960) entitled "A Major Document from Russia: On Socialist Realism" (25 pages), and an extensive (5-page) list of readings for a course on Soviet Foreign Relations. CGNM 6/39 Communist Ideology 1986 Syllabi and extensive notes for Niemeyer's courses on Communist Ideology from 1982-1986. Parts of the notes are organized by author and work, e.g. "Marx, Early Writings" or "Communist Manifesto," and are a combination of handwritten and typed notes. The notes total approx. 80 pages. CGNM 7/01 Communist Ideology Course 1980s Dozens of pages of lecture notes (handwritten and typed), numerous syllabi, final examination questions and paper topics, and records of student grades for Niemeyer's course on Communist Ideology from the 1950s to the 1980s (most materials are from the 1980s). The majority of the notes focus on Lenin and Mao. CGNM 7/02 Communist Ideology Course 1960s-1970s Two copies of a pamphlet containing the complete text of Mao Tse-Tung's 1957 speech "On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People," with an introduction by G. F. Hudson; a reprint of Niemeyer's article entitled "Lenin and the Total Critique of Society" (Review of Politics Vol. 26, No. 4, Oct. 1964); and two catalogs from publishers (Imported Publications, Inc. 1977, and Liberation Books 1979-1980). CGNM 7/03 Lectures on Communist Theory (Collinet) 1955/09 The texts of five lectures (in French) given by M. Collinet in September of 1955. The lectures are on the topic of Communist Theory, and are each roughly 15 typed pages in length. CGNM 7/04 Eastern Political Thought c1971 Syllabi for courses taught by Niemeyer from 1971-1973 on Eastern Political Thought (China and India) and dozens of pages of handwritten and typed notes related to these courses. The specific courses include "Eastern Political Thought," "China's Political Tradition," and "The Tradition of India." CGNM 7/05 Faculty Seminar on Eastern Influence on Western Civilization: Indian Civilization and Culture 1969/09 Two copies of the program for the "Faculty Seminar on Eastern Influence on Western Civilization: Indian Civilization and Culture," September 8-12, 1969 (Notre Dame), of which Niemeyer was a participant. Also included are brief correspondence relating to the seminar and 11 pages of Niemeyer's handwritten notes, apparently taken during or in preparation for the seminar. CGNM 7/06 [ISI?] Lectures 1965-1967 Sets of lecture notes from the 1960s, a draft of an article entitled "Systems of History and Public Policy Goals" (in Society and History , ed. by G. L. Ulmen, 159-168. The Hague: Mouton Publishers, 1978), and the text of an untitled 15-page lecture on Communism. The titles of the lecture notes include "Morality and Modern War," "National Policy Goals," "Humanism and Theism," "The Reconstruction of Political Order," "Religion and Politics," "The Premises of Communism," and "Political and Sociological Factors, USSR." CGNM 7/07 [ISI?] Lectures 1968-1972 Sets of lecture notes from the late 60s and early 70s, as well as the texts of three unpublished lectures. The lectures are entitled "The East and the West in Our Time" (6 pages), "Two Sources of American Foreign Policy" (11 pages), and "Communist Ideology and the West" (15 pages). The second of these lectures is perhaps most relevant in the contemporary context, treating the "double-track character" (p. 8) of U.S. foreign policy since World War II. CGNM 7/08 ISI Summer 1974-1975 Large collection of lecture notes, both typed and handwritten, for ISI summer programs of the mid-70s. The titles of the lectures include "Freedom as Divine Destiny," "The Openness of Being," "Freedom as Magic," "Freedom as Power," "The Abolition of Man," "The Culture of Power," and "The Politics of Perfectibility." CGNM 7/09 ISI Summer 1976 Lecture notes from 1976, a 17-page draft of "Ethics and Politics in Communism" (Imprimis , Vol. 3, No. 4 [April, 1974]: 1-6), and 27 pages from Der Spiegel , Nr. 23, 1976. The titles of the lectures include "Hegel and Marx," "The Incompatibilities of Marx," and "Outline of Marx and Engels." CGNM 7/10 ISI Education 1977 Materials relating to the subject of Education, including typed lecture notes and handwritten notes for lectures given for ISI in the late1970s. Included are a very interesting (apparently unpublished) 19-page essay (with attached abstract) entitled "The Commitments of Political Education," a copy of the Summer 1981 issue of The University Bookman which includes an article by Niemeyer entitled "Christian Studies and the Liberal Arts College," a copy of Dorothy L. Sayers' 1971 essay "The Lost Tools of Learning," and two copies of Niemeyer's article "Myth and Order in Our Time" (In Papers on Educational Reform , Vol. III, 83-97. Open Court Publishing Co.). CGNM 7/11 ISI 1979 An unpublished 13-page essay entitled "What Price Politics?" (Jan. 1977), an 8-page commentary on a paper by Pangle entitled "The political psychology of religion," a 9-page commentary on a paper by William G. Pollard entitled "Religion, Ideology, and Society" presented at the Fourth International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences (Nov. 1975), three sets of typed lecture notes ("Nature and Reason," "History and Ethics," "Freedom and God"), and correspondence and other documents relating to Niemeyer's participation in a 1979 ISI Western Summer Seminar on the topic "What is an Education?" CGNM 7/12 ISI 1981 Primarily materials relating to Niemeyer's participation in the ISI Eastern Summer School held from August 16-22, 1981. Included are a full program schedule and description, both typed and written lecture notes, and brief correspondence. Also included are a copy of Niemeyer's 1982 article "Ideas Have Also Roots" (Modern Age , Vol. 26, No. 2 [Spring, 1982]: 136-143), a copy of a 16-page essay entitled "National Defense and Political Order" (possibly published under a different title in the Intercollegiate Review , 1966), and a copy of Niemeyer's 1963 pamphlet entitled "The Communist Mind." CGNM 7/13 League of Nations 1955 Two copies of an unpublished 53-page analysis of the League of Nations, written in 1954-55. CGNM 7/14 Modern Political Ideologies / Reconstruction of Political Order 1990 Dozens of pages of notes, primarily handwritten, relating to two courses Niemeyer taught from the 1960s through the early 90s: "Modern Political Ideologies" and "The Reconstruction of Political Theory." Also included are numerous syllabi for each course. CGNM 7/15 Modern Political Ideologies / Reconstruction of Political Order 1960s-1990 Continuation of 7/14, containing dozens more pages of handwritten notes, as well as many more syllabi, examinations, and student grades for the "Modern Political Ideologies" and "The Reconstruction of Political Theory" (Also "Reconstruction of the Political Order") courses from the late 1960s to the early 90s. CGNM 7/16 Munich Lectures Approximately 150 pages of typed lecture notes, almost entirely in German, on the topic of Marxism, Leninism, and Imperialism. CGNM 7/17 National Defense Academy - Japan 1980 Dozens of pages of chronologically ordered, typed lecture notes spanning the history of political philosophy from Plato to Comte. These lectures were evidently given at the National Defense Academy in Japan in 1980, with correspondence relating to Niemeyer's appointment there also included. CGNM 7/18 Nature History Courses - The Concept of History 1967 Dozens of pages of handwritten notes, as well as typed lecture notes, relating to a number of courses taught by Niemeyer on the general topic of the concept of "History." Included are syllabi (as well as some exam questions) for three courses: "Reading Course on the Concept of History" (1967), "History in Political Thought" (1980), and "The Concept of History in Political Theory" (1992). Authors included in the syllabi and covered in the notes include Polybius, St. Augustine, Bodin, Vico, Kant, Hegel, Toynbee, Spengler, and Voegelin. CGNM 7/19 Nature History Courses - The Concept of History 1971-1991 Approximately 200 pages of notes, handwritten and typed, on the concept of "nature" in the history of philosophy. These notes relate to a course entitled "The Concept of Nature" which Niemeyer taught from the 1970s to the early 90s. Numerous syllabi and final examinations for this course are also included. CGNM 7/20 Order and History Course 1989-1990 Approximately 200 pages of notes, handwritten and typed, on Niemeyer's course "Order and History," taught in the late 1980s and early 90s, as well as syllabi and examination questions. The course, and correspondingly much of the notes, is concerned with understanding Voegelin's thought. CGNM 7/21 Political Science Approximately 200 pages of handwritten and typed notes, organized by philosopher, on the history of political philosophy in support of Niemeyer's introductory Political Theory course. Also included are syllabi for the course and a detailed plan of lectures. The philosophers covered in the notes include Plato, Aristotle, St. Augustine, Machiavelli, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Burke, and Mill. CGNM 7/22 Course Work - PSCI 107 and 134 - Summer 1959 Approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes relating to a Political Science course taught by Niemeyer in the summer of 1959. The notes primarily contain analyses of various forms of government. A copy of the final examination questions for the course is also included. CGNM 7/23 Introduction to Political Science 1978 Detailed syllabus for Niemeyer's 1978 course "Introduction to Political Science" and approximately 40 pages of handwritten notes relating to the course. CGNM 7/24 Political Theory Course 1968 Syllabus and approximately 30 pages of handwritten and typed notes relating to Niemeyer's Spring 1968 course on Political Theory. The notes cover sections of Aristotle's Ethics and Politics , St. Augustine's City of God , and Plato's Apology and Phaedo. CGNM 7/25 Regained Elements of Order - Notre Dame - Summer 1992 Syllabi, grade reports, examination questions, and typed lectures for Niemeyer's early 90's course "Regained Elements of Order." Also included are a number of essays/articles by Niemeyer, including "Enlightenment to Ideology" (28 pages; possibly unpublished, not on bibliography), "Myth and Order in Our Time" (in Papers on Educational Reform ), "Loss of Reality: Gnosticism and Modern Nihilism" (Modern Age ), "What Price 'Natural Law'?" (AJJ), and "Ethics and Politics in Communism" (Imprimis ). CGNM 7/26 Russian Writers and Socialism / Western Writers on Totalitarianism (Government 543 and 544) Syllabi, examination questions, approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes, and 3 essays (by others) relating to two courses taught in the 80's by Niemeyer: "Western Writers on Totalitarianism" and "Russian Writers and Socialism." The essays included are "The Reluctant God: The Dostoyevskian Psyche and the Total Critique" by M. D. Henry, "Political Anthropology and Some Aspects of the Problem of Good and Evil in Dostoevsky's 'Legend of the Grand Inquisitor'" by Ellis Sandoz, and "The Terrible Question of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn" by Norman Podhoretz. CGNM 7/27 The Understanding of Our Time 1991 Materials relating to a course Niemeyer taught in the summer of 1991 entitled "Understanding Our Time." Included are a photo of the participants in the summer program, typed lecture notes for the course, and approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes pertaining to the course. CGNM 7/28 Vanderbilt Lectures Extensive (more than 100 pages) handwritten and typed notes relating primarily to Communist ideology, Marxism, and Leninism. The typed lecture notes included among these were written for Niemeyer's lectures at the Institute on Communism and Constitutional Democracy at Vanderbilt University in 1966. Also included is a 32-page essay (unpublished under this title) by Niemeyer simply entitled "Marxism," which offers a characteristically penetrating analysis of Marx's philosophy. CGNM 8/ Speeches and Articles CGNM 8/01 GN Speeches 1956-1959 Full texts and notes, both typed and handwritten, for speeches/lectures given by Niemeyer in the mid-to-late 1950s. The locations of these speeches include Milwaukee, Washington D.C., and Bloomington (IN). The speeches and lectures primarily concern U.S.-Soviet relations and the task of combating Communism both from a theoretical and practical standpoint. Also included is some correspondence between Niemeyer and Buckley concerning the National Review . CGNM 8/02 GN Speeches 1954-1958 Several laminated graphs and charts containing statistics related to world industrial production and the distribution of various natural resources, as well as a paper (23 pages) presented by Niemeyer to the National War College entitled "An Evaluation of Alliances and Coalitions in which the United States is a Member" (Sept. 1958) and a "Working Paper" by Niemeyer (54 pages) reporting impressions received during a visit to France and Germany in 1954. CGNM 8/03 Articles by GN Three published articles by Niemeyer as well as the text of a eulogy for Stephen D. Kertesz. The articles included are 3 copies of "Forces That Shape the Twentieth Century" (originally delivered at an ISI conference and later published in Aftersight and Foresight ), "The Loss and Recovery of History" (Imprimis ), and "Public Interest and Private Utility" (Nomos V [1962] 1-13). CGNM 8/04 Articles, Offprints - Ancient Numerous reprints of Niemeyer's articles spanning from 1940-1988, including "The Balance-Sheet of the League Experiment," "National Sovereignty and Individual Behavior," "Faith and Facts in Social Science," and "International Law and Social Structure." CGNM 8/05 Articles - Vater Materials Numerous copies of book reviews by Niemeyer dating from 1970 to the mid 80s. Books reviewed include George Lichtheim's A Short History of Socialism, Woodruff D. Smith's The Ideological Origins of Nazi Imperialism , and Ellis Sandoz's The Voegelinian Revolution: A Biographical Introduction . CGNM 8/06 1964: After Ten Years of 'Coexistence' - U.S. News and World Report 1954-1955 The December 10, 1954 issue of U.S. News and World Report, containing an article by Niemeyer entitled "1964: After Ten Years of 'Coexistence'," the December 24, 1954 issue of U.S. News and World Report , the January 1955 issue of Freedom and Union , and the January 8, 1955 issue of the French periodical L'Express . CGNM 8/07 1964: After Ten Years of 'Coexistence' - U.S. News and World Report - Correspondence 1954-1955 Dozens of letters, overwhelmingly positive, responding to Niemeyer's article in the December 10, 1954 issue of U.S. News and World Report entitled "1964: After Ten Years of 'Coexistence'." CGNM 8/08 Augustine's Political Philosophy? A copy of Niemeyer's article "Augustine's Political Philosophy" (in The Christian Vision: Man in Society , ed. by Lynne Morris, 51-73. The Hillsdale College Press, 1984). CGNM 8/09 The Beginning of the Beginning 1980-1983 A 113-page draft text, with approximately 20 pages of accompanying handwritten notes, of a 1980/81 work by Voegelin entitled "The Beginning of the Beginning." CGNM 8/10 Beyond Institutions of Power and Patterns of Profit 1991 An 8-page summary of Niemeyer's early 90s work entitled "Beyond Institutions of Power and Patterns of Profit" (publication status unknown) which assesses the ongoing intellectual crisis of the West despite the decline of Communism and Fascism. Also included are a few conference programs from the mid-80s to the early 90s in Germany. CGNM 8/11 Church and Ideoogy A 27-page rough draft of a paper (unpublished) by Niemeyer entitled "The Church and the Ideological Temptation," which treats of the history of the Church and its role in world history. CGNM 8/12 Church and Politics 1964-1965 A 9-page (unpublished) essay by Niemeyer entitled "Political Issues and Moral Judgments" (1965), directed towards Christian clergy and intended for but denied publication in the American Church Quarterly and the Ecclesiastical Review for being too far to the political right. Included are correspondence relating to this essay, two issues of the Vestrymen's Newsletter (1965), one issue of The Christian Challenge (April 1965), and the St. Marks Vestry Committee report on The National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America (1961). CGNM 8/13 A "Church" without a Name? Two drafts of Niemeyer's paper entitled "A 'Church' Without a Name?" (Center Journal Vol. 1, Number 3 [Summer, 1982]: 107-119) which treats of church-state relations and is addressed to members of the Christian Church. CGNM 8/14 Communism and the Notion of the Good A nearly final draft of a paper by Niemeyer (unpublished under this title) entitled "Communism and the Notion of the Good" (15 pages). This paper analyzes the question of whether Marxism-Leninism may be said to have a "morality" guided by some notion of the "good." The analysis is intriguing and persuasive. CGNM 8/15 E Nobilissima Visione A 16-page draft of a paper by Niemeyer (unpublished under this title) entitled "E Nobilissima Visione Regna Inferna," which treats largely of Russian literature and Communism. Also included are a draft of Niemeyer's article "The Loss and Recovery of History" (Imprimis 1977), and a 14-page paper by Frederick D. Wilhelmsen (Professor of philosophy and politics, University of Dallas) entitled "Faith and Reason." CGNM 8/16 Forces that Shape the Twentieth Century A 21-page draft of a paper by Niemeyer entitled "Forces That Shape the Twentieth Century." The paper appears to be unpublished, and is prefaced by a caveat that it does not "represent scholarly research" but is rather intended as "topical stimulation for a conversation among informed and intelligent people." CGNM 8/17 Foreign Policy and America's Sense of Destiny A 19-page draft of Niemeyer's article "Foreign Policy and America's Sense of Destiny" (Center Journal , 1983). CGNM 8/18 Foreign Policy and Morality 1980 A reprint of Niemeyer's article entitled "Foreign Policy and Morality: A Contemporary Perspective" (The Intercollegiate Review , Spring, 1980). CGNM 8/19 Foreign Policy and Culture Two typed drafts of the article reprinted in 8/18. CGNM 8/20 The Forgotten Holocaust 1987 Two copies of the September, 1987 issue of New Heaven, New Earth which contains a review article by Niemeyer entitled "The Forgotten Holocaust." The book under review is Robert Conquest's The Harvest of Sorrow, Soviet Collectivization and the Terror-Famine (Oxford University Press, 1986). Also included are an article by Constantine Menges entitled "The Diplomacy of Defeat" (Policy Review , Fall 1988) and a 1987 issue of the Center for Christian Studies Newsletter which contains the text of Niemeyer's commencement address to the students of Trinity School at Greenlawn on June 8, 1986. CGNM 8/21 Fourier, etc. A 16-page draft of a paper by Niemeyer simply entitled "Fourier," on the thought of Charles Fourier (1772-1837). Niemeyer opens the paper by asserting that "Fourier seems to have been the first to claim for the succession of phases or ages of history the status of a positive science." The paper is absent from the bibliography and apparently unpublished. CGNM 8/22 Future of Thomism 1990s A preface, introduction, and 2 chapters of a work by Niemeyer which grew out of a meeting of the American Maritain Association whose theme was "The Future of Thomism." This work, which appears unfinished (and unpublished), comprises 90 pages which treat of St. Thomas's thought, as well as that of Gilson and Maritain on the relationship of the human intellect to objective reality. CGNM 8/23 The Hospice Movement and the Problem of Death A 16-page paper by Niemeyer (unpublished) entitled "The Hospice Movement and the Problem of Death" (1980s). CGNM 8/24 Millennarianism and Revolution 1988 Three copies of a 15-page essay by Niemeyer entitled "Millenarianism and Revolution," intended for publication in Imagination and Order: Essays in Honor of Russell Kirk (1990). Also included are nearly 20 pages of handwritten notes on the topic of the essay, as well as correspondence between Niemeyer and the editor of Imagination and Order , Robert Kamphuis. CGNM 8/25 Nazi Propaganda A 51-page report by Niemeyer containing analyses of Hitler's theory of propaganda and concrete characteristics of Nazi propaganda. Also included are two copies of a transcript of the March 20, 1955 broadcast of the "Yale Interprets the News" radio program entitled "Coexistence Confusing to Western Alliance," in which Niemeyer participated. CGNM 8/26 On Authority and Alienation A 30-page draft of an article by Niemeyer entitled "On Authority and Alienation: A Meditation." Also included are a letter from Donald Kommers to Niemeyer expressing his intent to publish the article in the Summer 1991 issue of the Review of Politics , and three anonymous reviews of the article. CGNM 8/27 Peaceful Co-existence - What Do We Believe? A 19-page, heavily corrected, draft of an essay by Niemeyer entitled "Peaceful Co-existence" (unpublished under this title), assessing Khrushchev's policy of peaceful coexistence in comparison with Stalin's policies. CGNM 8/28 Plato's Symposium A 12-page, untitled draft of an interesting paper on Plato's Symposium . CGNM 8/29 The Reality of the Good 1984 An 8-page draft of Niemeyer's review article "The Reality of the Good" (Modern Age , Spring 1986). The book under review is Hans Jonas's The Imperative of Responsibility (Chicago University Press, 1984). CGNM 8/30 Reorientation Required 1988 A reprint of Niemeyer's article "Reorientation Required" (Comparative Strategy 7, 1988, pp. 361-367). CGNM 8/31 Trinity School Commencement 1986 The 5-page text of Neiemeyer's 1986 commencement address at Trinity School. CGNM 8/32 What You Should Know about Western Civilization A series of typed lectures evidently prepared for a conference entitled "What You Need to Know about Western Civilization" (Aug. 19-25, 1990), to which Niemeyer contributed 4 lectures. The texts of the 4 lectures (about 10 pages each) are entitled "Ideology: The Hallmark of Modernity," "History and Consciousness," "What We Should Know About Western Civilization," and "Consciousness and Being." CGNM 8/33 Will the Soviet Reality Please Stand Up? A 20-page draft of a paper (absent from bibliography and undated) by Niemeyer entitled "Will the Soviet Reality Please Stand Up?," which consists in a review of "some of the mistakes endemic to Western thinking about the Soviets" (p. 1). CGNM 8/34 What is Political Knowledge? A reprint of Niemeyer's review article entitled "What is Political Knowledge?" (The Review of Politics, Jan. 1961). The books under review are Leo Strauss's What is Political Philosophy? and Gerhart Ladner's The Idea of Reform . CGNM 8-9/ Notes CGNM 8/35 Notes: Armaments Control, Power Politics, Collective Security Typed and handwritten notes on note-cards which are organized under three topics: "collective security," "armaments control," and "power politics." CGNM 8/36 Notes: Raymond Aron - The Century of Total War - New York 1954 A series of short, typed excerpts (on 10 note-cards) from Aron Raymond's The Century of Total War (New York, 1954). CGNM 8/37 Notes: Atomic Energy, U.N. Charter, Literature Notes of the type begun in 8/35, organized under the topics of "Atomic Energy," "UN Charter," "UN cases," "Charter," and "Literature." CGNM 8/38 Notes: Babeuf - Buon. Approximately twenty pages of handwritten notes (on note-pad paper) placed under the heading "Babeuf-Buon." CGNM 8/39 Notes: Biblioraphical Approximately 75 pages of handwritten notes (on note-pad paper) containing bibliographic information for books and articles on the topics of the Soviet Union and "Ideology-Theory." CGNM 8/40 Notes: Chile 15 pages of journal-like notes taken by Niemeyer during a visit to Chile. CGNM 8/41 Notes: Church in Communist Countries 10 note-pad pages of handwritten notes on Christian Churches within the Soviet Union. CGNM 8/42 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 1 1949? An 11-page typed rough draft of Chapter 1 of an apparently planned but not completed book on the subject of Christianity and Freedom. Also included are approximately 10 pages of handwritten notes on the topic, as well as 2 pages of typed notes which are clearly organized and dated October 21, 1949. CGNM 8/43 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 2 1949? Two copies of a final draft of Chapter 2 (24 pages focusing on Hobbes and Locke) of the planned book whose beginning is contained in 8/42, as well as an apparently earlier (shorter and less polished) version of Chapter 2. Also included are dozens of pages of handwritten notes on Hobbes, Locke, and various topics covered in this chapter. CGNM 8/44 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 3 1949? A heavily corrected rough draft (14 pages) of Chapter 3, entitled "Variations on the Theme of Freedom and Equality." CGNM 8/45 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 4 1949? A heavily corrected rough draft (again, 14 pages) of Chapter 4, entitled "The Dilemma of Thought and the Crisis of Action," as well as two pages of handwritten notes relating to the topic of this chapter. CGNM 8/46 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 5 1949? A 17-page rough draft of Chapter 5, entitled "Freedom and Sociality," as well as 15 pages of handwritten notes relating to this chapter. CGNM 8/47 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 6 1949? A 20-page rough draft of Chapter 6, entitled "Mutuality and Justice," with attached "Synopsis." Also included is an 8-page earlier draft of the chapter marked "Discard," and over 20 pages of handwritten notes relating to this chapter. CGNM 8/48 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 7 1949? A 17-page rough draft of Chapter 7, entitled "Community, Solidarity, and Power," as well as approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes. CGNM 8/49 Notes: Book on Freedom - Chapter 8 1949? A 21-page rough draft of Chapter 8, entitled "The Common Good." This chapter evidently completes the work, since Niemeyer had written "Finis; Nov. 29, 1949" at its conclusion. Also included are an earlier 6-page version of the chapter (marked "Discard") as well as approximately 20 pages of handwritten notes. CGNM 8/50 Notes: Freedom and Community 1952/0617 Two groups of typed notes (on a dozen note-cards): one group is entitled "Christianity and Crisis," is dated April 13, 1953, and treats of Franklin H. Littell's "Pastoral Care under Totalitarianism;" the other is marked "Washington, June 17, 1952" and is entitled "Freedom and Community." CGNM 8/51 Notes: GA Typed notes on approximately 50 note-cards, marked "GA 1946" through "GA 1950." CGNM 8/52 Notes: Paul Hasluck Security Workshop Typed notes on approximately 50 note-cards, entitled "Workshop of Security, by Paul Hasluck." CGNM 8/53 Notes: History and the Church Approximately 25 pages of handwritten notes on a number of unconnected topics. CGNM 8/54 Notes: Ideas for Future Reference Approximately 25 pages of notes, handwritten and typed, on the topics of Communism, the Soviet Union, and Liberalism. CGNM 8/55 Notes: International Organization, Foreign Policy Approximately 50 pages of handwritten notes, organized into various headings under the general topic of international organization. Among the sub-headings are "Basic considerations," "Sovereignty and Foreign Policy," "Legal Forms," "Agenda," and "Coordination of Policies." CGNM 8/56 Notes: International Organization, Just War, Regional Arrangements, Peaceful Change 5 pages of handwritten notes (note-cards) organized under the headings of "General Concept of I.O. (International Organization)," "Just War," "Regional Arrangement," and "Peaceful Change." CGNM 8/57 Notes: International Relations Approximately 50 pages of handwritten notes on international relations, evidently taken during Niemeyer's researches in France (mid-1950's). CGNM 8/58 Notes: Kuehnelt-Leddihn - Liberty or Equality Approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes (note-cards) on a book by Von Kuehnelt-Leddihn entitled Liberty and Equality (1952). CGNM 8/59 Notes: League of Nations Approximately 30 note-cards containing typed and handwritten notes on the League of Nations ("history," "evaluation," etc.). CGNM 8/60 Notes: Mably Approximately 25 pages of handwritten notes, entirely in French, grouped under the heading "Mably." Also included are 20 pages of typed notes, entirely in German, on a book by Peter Scheibert (1956). CGNM 9/01 Notes: Marx Approximately 100 pages of handwritten notes on Marx's thought and influence on European Socialism; a copy of Niemeyer's review article entitled "Russian Communism: 'Sane' or Irrational?" (reviewing John Plamenatz, German Marxism and Russian Communism , Harper Torchbooks 1965); and a 23-page draft of Niemeyer's article "Marx's Impact on European Socialism" (in Marx and the Western World , ed. Nicholas Lobkowicz, University of Notre Dame Press, 1967). CGNM 9/02 Notes: Meslier Approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes, entirely in French, organized under the heading "Meslier." CGNM 9/03 Notes: Morelly Approximately 30 pages of handwritten notes, mostly in French, organized under the heading "Morelly" (on Morelly's Code de la Nature ). CGNM 9/04 Notes: Non-political Activities, Functionalism, Colonial Problem, International Organization and Territory Approximately 10 note-cards with typed notes organized under 3 headings: "Non-political activities, functionalism," "Colonial Problem," and "International Organization and territory." CGNM 9/05 Notes: Revolution 6 pages of handwritten notes on the topics of revolution and political economy. CGNM 9/06 Notes: Schiffer - The Legal Community of Mankind 1954 15 note-cards containing typed notes on Schiffer's The Legal Community of Mankind (1954). CGNM 9/07 Notes: Otto von Simson - The Gothic Cathedral 1956 14 pages of handwritten notes on Otto von Simson's The Gothic Cathedral: Origins of Gothic Architecture and the Medieval Concept of Order (1956). CGNM 9/08 Notes: Socialism - General - 18th Century - Ladner Approximately 50 pages of handwritten notes (mostly in English, some in German) organized under three headings: "General," "18th Century," and "Ladner." CGNM 9/09 Notes: Soviet Policy, Communism Approximately 30 note-cards with typed notes organized under the headings of "Communism" and "Soviet Policy." CGNM 9/10 Notes: Theory of Ages - Progress, Transition, Teleology Approximately 100 pages of organized, handwritten notes (primarily written in French) on various French thinkers, including Turgot, Condorcet, Saint-Simon, Fourier, and Comte. CGNM 9/11 Notes: water-damaged 10 pages of water damaged, handwritten notes, largely readable. CGNM 9/12 Notes 2 pages of handwritten notes, and a syllabus for Niemeyer's 1990 summer course entitled "The Essence of Modernity." CGNM 9/13 Notes A 10 page notebook containing notes on a work by Ruggiero, and approximately 25 pages of notes relating to Voegelin's Order and History . CGNM 9/14 Notes Approximately 100 pages of handwritten notes on a variety of authors throughout the history of political philosophy as well as a number of pages of analysis of Biblical figures and stories. CGNM 9/15 Notes Approximately 25 note-cards containing handwritten and typed notes on various authors from Tocqueville to Reinhold Niebuhr. CGNM 9/16 Notes, Miscellaneous Materials Approximately 30 pages of scattered notes, handwritten and typed, much of which treats generally of international relations and the struggle against communism. Also included is a reprint of an article by Sebastian De Grazia entitled "The Principle of Authority in its Relation to Freedom" (The Educational Forum , Jan. 1951). CGNM 9-10/ Episcopal Church CGNM 9/17 Homilies / Sermons 1973-1977 Approximately 30 pages of notes concerning the first four ecumenical Councils, as well as the four basic Christian heresies; approximately 60 pages of notes for sermons dated from Oct. 14, 1973 to Nov. 23, 1977 on a variety of passages from the Gospels. CGNM 9/18 Homilies / Sermons 1978-1981 Approximately 75 pages of notes for sermons dated from Feb. 19, 1978 to May 17, 1981. CGNM 9/19 Homilies / Sermons 1981-1983 Approximately 60 pages of notes for sermons dated from June 21, 1981 to April 24, 1983. CGNM 9/20 Homilies / Sermons 1983-1985 Approximately 75 pages of notes for sermons dated from May 15, 1983 to April 4, 1985. CGNM 9/21 Homilies / Sermons 1985-1987 Approximately 60 pages of notes for sermons dated from April 21, 1985 to All Saints Day 1987. CGNM 9/22 Homilies / Sermons 1988-1990 The 6-page typed text of an interesting sermon on Christianity and politics entitled "The Things of Politics and the Things of God," as well as approximately 50 pages of notes for sermons dated from Jan. 17, 1988 to Pentecost (June) 1990. CGNM 9/23 Homilies / Sermons 1990-1992 Approximately 25 pages of notes for sermons dated from June 10, 1990 to Nov. 1, 1992. CGNM 9/24 Homilies / Sermons - Funeral 1980s-1993 The typed texts (3 pages each) of three funeral/burial homilies delivered in the late 1980's, as well as the 3-page text of a sermon dated Jan. 17, 1993 on John 1:29-42. CGNM 9/25 Homilies / Sermons - Cursillo, etc. 1980s The typed texts of a variety of talks given by Niemeyer for "cursillos" (short courses) on Church-related topics, including "Reconciliation," "The Person of Christ," "Holy Orders," "Obstacles to Grace," and "Faith." These are dated throughout the 1980's, and comprise approximately 50 pages. CGNM 9/26 Father Niemeyer - Writings A collection of a variety of papers and lecture notes of varying length, published and unpublished, by Niemeyer (evidently from the 1980s). Included are Niemeyer's article entitled "Are There 'Intelligible Parts' of History?" (in The Philosophy of Order: Essays on History, Consciousness and Politics , ed. Peter J. Opitz and Gregor Sebba, Sttutgart: Klett-Cotta, 1981), a 12-page paper (unpublished) entitled "The Church, the Shepherds, and the Spirit of Our Time," a 3-page paper on Flannery O'Connor, the text of a 5-page talk entitled "How To Talk to Mature People About Death," an 11-page (unpublished) paper entitled "Stewardship -- Theory and Practice," and approximately 15 typed pages of lecture notes under the titles of "The Solitary Thinkers" and "Autonomy vs. Authority." CGNM 9/27 The Book of Common Prayer Controversy 1975 Published articles and correspondence (by Niemeyer and others) relating to the Book of Common Prayer controversy within the Episcopalian Church in the mid-1970s. The views expressed in these documents (including Niemeyer's letters) are predominantly opposed to the revision of the BCP and the general changes taking place within the Episcopalian Church. CGNM 9/28 CCU - Catholic Clerical Union 1988 Two copies of a 15-page paper by Niemeyer entitled "Faith, Philosophy, Ideology Today" (absent from bibliography), as well as an invitation to speak at the Chicago Chapter of the Catholic Clerical Union dated August 11, 1987. CGNM 9/29 Church 1991 A few miscellaneous documents, dated 1991, including records of Niemeyer's financial contributions to his church and a car registration document. CGNM 9/30 Diaconate 1964-1980 Extensive materials, including booklets, reading lists, examinations, examination answers, articles, and correspondence relating to Niemeyer's ordination to the diaconate (1973) and the priesthood (1980) of the Episcopal Church. CGNM 9/31 ECM Evangelical and Catholic Mission Synod 1989 Articles, correspondence, and other documents relating to the formation of the new traditionalist Episcopal Synod of America in Fort Worth, Texas in response to the election of the first female bishop of the Episcopal Church in Boston (1989). The titles of the included articles are "New Episcopal synod could divide church," "New Group Fights Episcopal Changes," "Traditional Episcopalians may form separate synod," "Traditional Episcopalians form separate faction within church," and "Traditionalist Episcopalians Form A 'Church Within A Church'." Also included are the Constitution of the Episcopal Synod of America in Fort Worth and other articles on the relationship of the Christian Church to modernity. CGNM 9/32 ESA Episcopal Synod of America Continuation of materials relating to the Episcopal Synod of America, including two copies of a paper by Niemeyer (4 pages) entitled "Let the Issue Be Debated," which argues against the recent ordination of women to the priesthood and the election of a female bishop; the inaugural issue of Synod News: The Newsletter of the Episcopal Synod of America; and two 1989 issues of The Evangelical Catholic: Newsletter of the Evangelical and Catholic Mission in the Episcopal Church . CGNM 9/33 ESA Episcopal Synod of America 1989-1992 Continuation of previous two folders, including an article by Charles Helms entitled "The Anglican Return to Rome: Coming Home" (Crisis, June 1992), several issues of Foundations (Newsmagazine of Episcopal Synod of America) from 1990-91, several issues of The Evangelical Catholic from 1989-90, and several copies of the "Declaration of Common Faith and Purpose" form issued in anticipation of the Episcopal Synod in Fort Worth. CGNM 9/34 Faith and Life: A Handbooks for Anglicans / by Leslie Lett 1987 A copy of "Faith and Life: A Handbook for Anglicans," by Leslie Lett (1987). CGNM 9/35 Hospice 1980-1981 Extensive collection of materials relating to the Hospice of St. Joseph County, of whose Board of Directors Niemeyer was President from 1980-81. Included are numerous official reports and lengthy correspondence. CGNM 9/36 Hospice 1980 Continuation of previous folder, containing similar contents and of similar length, including a 37-page booklet entitled "Standards of a Hospice Program of Care" (1979). CGNM 9/37 Hospice 1979 Continuation of previous two folders, including newspaper articles regarding the Hospice Movement and Hospice care, extensive correspondence, official reports, etc. from 1979. CGNM 9/38 Hospice - Committees 1978 The Hospice of St. Joseph County "Agenda for Executive Committee Meeting of July 10, 1978," as well as 3 partial pages of handwritten notes. CGNM 9/39 Hospice - Document Converted 1980 A number of reports dealing with various policies and procedures of the Hospice (1980). CGNM 9/40 Hospice - Foundation Documents 1978 Continuation of materials relating to the Hospice of St. Joseph County, including the official "By-Laws" (1978), a list of the Board of Directors, and a copy of the Articles of Incorporation of the Hospice. CGNM 9/41 Hospice - Community Relations 1978 A notification of the first meeting of the Hospice Community Relations Committee (Nov. 16, 1978), and a list of Social Welfare Organizations in St. Joseph County, IN. CGNM 9/42 Hospice - Professional Relations One sheet of paper with "Professional Relations: L. Fleck" written on it. CGNM 9/43 Hospice - Finance Committee 1978-1979 Documents relating to a cooperative agreement between the Junior League of South Bend, Inc. and the Hospice of St. Joseph County, Inc. (1979). Also included are a "Mission Statement" of the Hospice and two meeting reports of the Financing and Reimbursement Committee of the Hospice (1978). CGNM 9/44 Hospice - Personnel Committee 1978 A job description for volunteers at the Hospice, reports from two Personnel Committee meetings, and two resumes for potential employees of the Hospice (1978). CGNM 9/45 Hospice - Patient Care and Training 1978 A report of the Hospice Patient Care and Training Committee dated September 21, 1978. CGNM 9/46 Leaving Episcopal Church 1992-1993 A large collection of correspondence and articles relating to Niemeyer's decision to leave the Episcopal Church and convert to Roman Catholicism in 1993. Included are numerous letters between Niemeyer and the Church hierarchies of the dioceses of both the Roman Catholic Church and Episcopal Church, between Niemeyer and former parishioners, and between Niemeyer and his son Paul. The articles included relate to the large-scale conversion of Episcopalians to the Orthodox or Roman Catholic Churches in the wake of the increasing liberalism of the Episcopal Church, as well as a number of articles relating to the propriety of ordaining women to the priesthood of the Episcopal Church. CGNM 10/01 Marriage 3 pages of handwritten notes on marriage. CGNM 10/02 Ordination 1972-1973 Numerous congratulatory letters and cards written to Niemeyer on the occasion of his ordination to the permanent diaconate of the Episcopal Church in July 1973. Also included are articles regarding his ordination, the program for the event, and a copy of the sermon delivered during the service. CGNM 10/03 St. James Cathedral, South Bend Two membership directories for the Cathedral Church of St. James (South Bend) as well as a number of birthday cards for Niemeyer. CGNM 10/04 Bishop Sheridan Homily 1981 The 11-page text of a sermon by Bishop Sheridan at the Cathedral of St. James delivered on August 30, 1981. CGNM 10/05 Society for the Preservation of the Book of Common Prayer 1972-1975 A large collection of correspondence, articles, and booklets relating to Niemeyer's involvement in the controversy regarding the revision of the Book of Common Prayer (1972-1975). Niemeyer is listed as a "Sponsor" of the Society for the Preservation of the Book of Common Prayer and was very actively engaged in the matter. Many issues of the "Prayer Book Papers," a publication of the Society, are included, as well as numerous letters from Niemeyer to his superiors in the Episcopal Church regarding the revision of the Book of Common Prayer. CGNM 10/ Music CGNM 10/06 ARS American Recorder Society 1967-1977 A large collection of materials relating to Niemeyer's membership in the American Recorder Society (1967-1977). Included are the minutes for numerous board meetings, a copy of the by-laws of the society, and correspondence. CGNM 10/07 South Bend Recorder Society 1968-1982 5 recital programs involving the South Bend Recorder Society, dated 1968-1982. CGNM 10/08 Recorder Society 1965-1973 Numerous bulletins and periodicals published by the American Recorder Society and various local chapters, including the South Bend Recorder Society, the Chicago Recorder Society, and the Southern California Recorder Society (1965-1973). CGNM 10/09 Gamba Guild 1971 Materials relating to a workshop of the Gamba Guild (IUSB) held at Notre Dame from August 14-21, 1971. Included are a list of registered participants (including Niemeyer) as well as some correspondence relating to the workshop. CGNM 10/10 Instruments - Music 1964-1982 A large collection of materials relating to Niemeyer's musical interests in the recorder and the bass viola da gamba, dated from the mid-1960s through the early 80s. Included are numerous receipts for instrument purchases and repairs, music catalogues, and correspondence. CGNM 10/11 Instruments - Music 1964-1982 Numerous catalogues for music, instruments, and instrument accessories (for recorder and viola da gamba), as well as a maintenance manual for William Dowd Harpsichords. CGNM 10/12 Music 1958-1959 4 programs for musical concerts from the late 1950s. CGNM 10/13 Music Catalogs 1935-1937 3 catalogues from Schott Edition music, in German and dated from 1935-1937. CGNM 10/14 Saratoga Springs International Recorder School 1965 Materials relating to the International Recorder School, which was held at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. during the summer of 1965. CGNM 10/15 South Bend Symphonic Choir 1988 Brief correspondence between Niemeyer and Robert Demaree, Jr., the Chairman of the Division of Music at Indiana University at South Bend and conductor of the South Bend Symphonic Choir, as well as a program for a performance by the South Bend Symphonic Choir at St. Andrew's Greek Orthodox Church on Nov. 19, 1988 entitled "The Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom: A Celebration of the Millennium of the Russian Orthodox Church." CGNM 10/16 Trapp Family Informative booklets and articles regarding the Trapp Family Singers, as well as a list of participants (including Niemeyer) for the Trapp Family Music Camp in Stowe, Vermont from July 8-July 18, 1946. CGNM 10/17 Widener Engineering - Harpsichord Tuner 1977-1978 Materials relating to Niemeyer's purchase of an Accutone Tuner, AmpliFilter, and microphone from Widener Engineering in 1978. Included are receipts, correspondence, instruction manuals, and pamphlets regarding these products. CGNM 10-11/ Personal CGNM 10/18 Business 1956-1959 A large collection of financial documents and business correspondence dating from the late 1950s. CGNM 10/19 Business Ads 3 catalogues for clothing and furniture from the mid-1960s. CGNM 10/20 Business Cards A few pages of business-related notes as well as a few business cards. CGNM 10/21 Christmas Cards A directory of phone numbers for various individuals and organizations, as well as a 3-page list of names. CGNM 10/22 Emeritus Employ 1975-1976 Correspondence relating to Niemeyer's search for employment as an emeritus professor, which concluded with a position at Hillsdale College (Michigan) in 1976. Also included are copies of syllabi for courses frequently taught by Niemeyer, and multiple copies of Niemeyer's CV (Curriculum Vitae). CGNM 10/23 Erbschart 1964-1965 Large collection of business-related documents and correspondence almost entirely in German and dating from 1964-1965. CGNM 10/24 Financial Ledger 1982 Memo book containing financial calculations dated May-August 1982. CGNM 10/25 Financial Papers Niemeyer's 1981 income tax return, statements from Prudential-Bache Securities from December 1990, Niemeyer's 1983 and 1984 car registrations, and various other financial papers. CGNM 10/26 Geschaftlich 1965-1978 A large collection of financial documents and correspondence, in both German and English, dated from 1965-1978. CGNM 10/27 Greenwich Lodge Lease 1995 Materials relating to Niemeyer's lease of a condominium in Old Greenwich, Connecticut, in 1995. CGNM 10/28 Lease - 47 Lafayette 1995 Two copies of the Residential Lease for the condominium in Connecticut (1995). CGNM 10/29 806 E. Angela 1965-1995 Legal documents and receipts relating to Niemeyer's homeownership on 806 E. Angela in South Bend from 1965-1995. CGNM 10/30 Leaving South Bend 1993-1995 Various financial documents as well as materials relating to Niemeyer's move from South Bend to Connecticut, dated from 1993-1995. CGNM 10/31 Mutter's Funeral 1987 "Memories" book for Lucie Niemeyer's funeral on May 23, 1987 including signatures of friends and relatives present. CGNM 10/32 NDU Appointment 1951-1955 Materials relating to Niemeyer's appointment as Professor at the University of Notre Dame (1955), including brief correspondence, the University of Notre Dame Faculty Appointment Agreement, and the University of Notre Dame Faculty Manual. CGNM 10/33 Personal 1940s-1960s A large collection of personal and professional correspondence, newspaper articles, and various business-related documents, dating from the 1940s to the 1960s. CGNM 10/34 Personal 1963-1995 A small collection of various materials, including newspaper articles, receipts, financial documents, and academic materials, dating from 1970-1986. CGNM 10/35 Personal File Lists of Niemeyer's publications dated 1962-1963, copies of Niemeyer's CV (Curriculum Vitae), a few newspaper articles and brief correspondence (dated 1963). CGNM 10/36 Personal Arrangements 1982-1988 Documentation of various personal arrangements (dated 1982-1988), including an agreement form from Cedar Grove Cemetery (Notre Dame) for burial spaces for Niemeyer and his wife, a Power of Attorney form, and a contact list of persons to be called at Niemeyer's passing. CGNM 10/37 South Carolina Pamphlets, receipts, and correspondence relating to the planning of a trip by Niemeyer and his wife to South Carolina in the summer of 1978. CGNM 10/38 TIAA Teachers' Insurance and Annuity Association 1995-1996 Documents from the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association dated 1995-1996. CGNM 10/39 Vermont Land 1949-1968 Documents relating to the purchase (1949) and subsequent sale (1968) by Niemeyer of a property in Vermont. CGNM 10/40 Watson's Tree Service 1978-1979 Correspondence relating to a dispute between Niemeyer and Watson's Tree Service that extended from the summer of 1978 through the fall of 1979 relating to a mistakenly removed tree on Niemeyer's property. CGNM 11/01 Dasher 1976-1979 CGNM 11/02 1986 Audi 5000 and 1983 Audi 4000 CGNM 11/03 1983 Audi 4000 CGNM 11/04 Audi 5000 CGNM 11/05 Mercedes-Benz MB 280 SE 1969-1973 CGNM 11/06 Clippings CGNM 11/07 Clippings - The Eastern Crisis CGNM 11/08 Cressy and Everett - Real Estate CGNM 11/09 Fourier, etc. CGNM 12-13/ Family (closed until 2025) GGNM Gerhart Niemeyer: Graphics GGNM 1/01Project Alert Seminar - Dr. Gerhart Niemeyer, Notre Dame Department of Political Science, speaking from a podium 1961/0407 GGNM 1/01Gerhart Niemeyer talking with two students?; photo by Susan Castator c1960s GGNM 1/01Gerhart Niemeyer talking with another man; photo by Susan Castator c1960s GGNM 1/01Gerhart Niemeyer outside c1950s GGNM 1/01Gerhart Niemeyer speaking at a podium at a banquet c1960s GGNM 1/01Gerhart Niemeyer sitting at a table at a banquet c1960s GGNM 1/01Gerhart Niemeyer sitting at a lunch counter with other people c1950s GGNM 1/01Cathedral High School Anti-Communist Program with the American Legion Post #26, with Paul Coble? and Gerhart Niemeyer 1960/1215 GGNM 1/02National War College - Gerhart Niemeyer talking with other men, including those in military uniforms [three scenes] c1958-1959 GGNM 1/03National War College Staff and Faculty, including Gerhart Niemeyer [see file for identifications] 1958-1959 GGNM 1/03National War College Middle East Trip Participants, including Gerhart Niemeyer [see file for identifications] 1959 GGNM 1/03National War College Defense Strategy Seminar Staff, including Gerhart Niemeyer [see file for identifications] 1960 GGNM 1/04Skidmore College (Saratoga Springs) International Recorder School [six scenes] 1965/08 GGNM 1/05Gerhart Niemeyer with Teratani in Japan or Korea 1970/0717 GGNM 1/05Gerhart Niemeyer in Japan or Korea 1970/0717 GGNM 1/05Gerhart Niemeyer with Mr. Ando in Japan or Korea [three scenes] 1970/0717 GGNM 1/05Gerhart Niemeyer in Japan or Korea taking a photograph of a waterfall 1970/0717 GGNM 1/05Gerhart Niemeyer on the back of a tram in Japan or Korea 1967 GGNM 1/06Gerhart Niemeyer presiding at the wedding of Robert and Teresa Smith 1975/0719 GGNM 1/06A cat in a kitchen 1990/1028 GGNM 1/06A squirrel on a sidewalk at Notre Dame 1990/1028 GGNM 1/06Gerhart Niemeyer and Hajime at Jim's house 1990/1011 GGNM 1/06Gerhart Niemeyer at Jim's house 1990/1011 GGNM 1/06Gerhart Niemeyer and Hajime at Gerhart's house 1990/1028 GGNM 1/06Gerhart Niemeyer at home 1990/1028 GGNM 1/07Vanderbilt Lectures group photo c1970s GGNM 1/07Pan American Institute for Political Studies group photo on Main Building steps 1991/07 GGNM 1/08Unidentified events c1980s-1990s GGNM 1/09Statue of a lion made by Tutankhamen, XVIIIth Dynasty, at the British Museum; Fine Arts Publishing Co. Ltd. c1930s GGNM 1/09Statue of the head of Demeter of Knidos (1300) at the British Museum; the Vandyck Printers, Ltd. c1930s OGNM Gerhart Niemeyer: Objects Musical Instrument Strings, Parts, Tools PGNM Gerhart Niemeyer: Printed Material 1904-2006 PGNM 1-2/ Writings by Gerhart Niemeyer 1935-1994 PGNM 1/01 The American Journal of Jurisprudence: "What Price 'Natural Law'?" PGNM 1/02 Communists in Coalition Governments PGNM 1/03 Der Weltkommunismus, Ideologie und Ausbreitung PGNM 1/04 History and Civilization PGNM 1/05 The Review of Politics: "For These Things Our Eyes Are Dim: Review of Eugene Davidson's The Making of Adolf Hitler" PGNM 1/06 The Review of Politics: "The Order of Consciousness" PGNM 1/07 The Review of Politics: "The Order of History and the History of Order: Review of Eric Voegelin's Order and History" PGNM 1/08 The Review of Politics: "A Voegelinian Textbook?: Review of Peter Weber-Schaefer's Einfuehrung in die Antike Politische Theorie" PGNM 1/09 The Slavic and East European Journal: "Review of G.A. Tokaev's Soviet Imperialism" PGNM 1/10 Mémoire sur La Nature de la Securite Collective, preparé à l'Instituto de Estudios Internacionales y Económicos, de Madrid, et offert à la Conférence par la Federacion de Asociaciones Españolas de Estudios Internacionales, de Madrid. Societe des Nations Institut international de Cooperation Intellectuelle VIII Conference des Hautes Etudes Internationales et Conférence générale d'études sur "La Securite Collective" 1935/04 PGNM 1/11 Vom Wesen der Gesellschaftlichen Sicherheit 1935 PGNM 1/12 The Christian Century: "Liberalism No Answer" 1949/0928 PGNM 1/13 The American Journal of International Law: "International Law and Social Structure" 1940/10 PGNM 1/14 El Economista: "El Derecho Internacional y la Economi/'a Totalitaria" 1942/0310 PGNM 1/15 Harvard Law Review: "Review of Hans Kelsan's Peace Through Law" 1944/12 PGNM 1/16 The Journal of Politics: "National Sovereignty and Individual Behavior" 1947/09 PGNM 1/17 The Journal of Politics: "Review of Felix Kaufmann's Methodology of the Social Sciences" 1945/02 PGNM 1/18 The Nassau Lit: "Review of Alfred A. Knopf's Today and Destiny" 1940/11 PGNM 1/19 Theology Today: "Faith and Facts in Social Science" 1949/01 PGNM 1/20 The Journal of Politics: "Review of James Bryant Conant's Germany and Freedom" 1959 PGNM 1/21 The Journal of Politics: "Review of Ernst Richert's Macht ohne Mandat" 1959 PGNM 1/22 Journal of Public Law: "Conservatism in America" 1955 PGNM 1/23 "Review of Feliks Gross's The Seizure of Political Power in a Century of Revolutions" 1959 PGNM 1/24 The Annals of The American Academy of Political and Social Science, Labor in the American Economy: "Review of Hans Kelsen's The Law of the United Nations" 1951/03 PGNM 1/25 The Annals of The American Academy of Political and Social Science, Labor in the American Economy: "Review of P.E. Corbett's Law and Society in the Relations of States" 1952/01 PGNM 1/26 Erasmus: "Review of Boris Meissner's Die Sowjetunion, die baltischen Staaten und das Volkerrecht" 1957 PGNM 1/27 The Great Pretense: A Symposium on Anti-Stalinism and the 20th Congress of the Soviet Communist Party: "Why You Can't Trust the Soviet Mind" 1956/0519 PGNM 1/28 Harvard Alumni Bulletin: Best Articles and Stories, Editors' Nominations from Selected Magazines: "The Probability of War in Our Time" 1958/03 PGNM 1/29 International Organization: "The Balance-Sheet of the League Experiment" 1952/11 PGNM 1/30 International Organization: "Collective Security: The Validity of an Ideal" 1954 PGNM 1/31 The Irrationality of Communism, Committee on Un-American Activities 1958 PGNM 1/32 Is Co-Existence Possible?: A Tamiment Institute Public Forum Held at the Auditorium of The Museum of Modern Art, New York 1955/0414 PGNM 1/33 The Journal of Politics: "Review of Carl E. Schorske's German Social Democracy 1905-1917" 1957 PGNM 1/34 Modern Age, A Conservative Review: "Risk Or Betrayal? The Crossroads of Western Policy" 1959 PGNM 1/35 Modern Age, A Conservative Review: "The Tourist's Soviet Russia" 1957 PGNM 1/36 National Review: "Are Communists Rational?" 1957/0105 PGNM 1/37 National Review: "The Burkean View of Politics: Review of C.B. Cone's Burke and the Nature of Politics and P.J. Stanlis's Burke and the Natural Law" 1958/0607 PGNM 1/38 National Review: "Cold Look at a New Gadget: Review of V. Orval Watts's The United Nations: Planned Tyranny and Chasly Manly's The UN Record" 1956/0111 PGNM 1/39 National Review: "The Dimensions of European Power" 1957/0209 PGNM 1/40 National Review: "False Premises, Sound Institution: Review of James T. Shotwell's Aims of the United Nations, Clyde Eagleton's 1954 Annual Review of United Nations Affairs, and Francis O. Wilcox's Proposals for Changes in the United States" 1956/0208 PGNM 1/41 National Review: "The UN Failure: Review of Franklin L. Maier's World Peace by Covenant" 1956/0627 PGNM 1/42 National Review: "Urbane Reminder: Review of Max Beloff's Foreign Policy and the Democratic Process" 1956/0125 PGNM 1/43 The New Leader: "The Roots of Soviet Aggressiveness" 1959/0302 PGNM 1/44 The Notre Dame Scholastic: "Civil Rights: What is the Problem?" 1958/0228 PGNM 1/45 The Notre Dame Scholastic: "Co-Exist in Dishonor" 1956/0420 PGNM 1/46 The Notre Dame Scholastic: "Politics and Morality in Civil Rights" 1958/0117 PGNM 1/47 The Notre Dame Scholastic: "Russia Reconsidered: Thaw" 1959/1113 PGNM 1/48 The Review of Politics: "The Depth and Height of Political Order: Review of Eric Voegelin's The World of the Polis and Eric Voegelin's Plato and Aristotle 1959/07 PGNM 1/49 The Review of Politics: "The Intellectual Defense of the West Against Communism: Review of Sidney Hook's Marx and the Marxists and Carew Hunt's Marxism Past and Present" 1956/04 PGNM 1/50 The Review of Politics: "The Slow Death of Socialism: Review of James Joll's The Second International 1889-1914 and Thilo Ramm's Die grossen Sozialisten als Rechts- und Sozialphilosophen" 1958/10 PGNM 1/51 The Slavic and East European Journal: "Review of G.A. Tokaev's Soviet Imperialism" 1958 PGNM 1/52 Social Order: "Quandries of American Policy" 1957/09 PGNM 1/53 Thought: Fordham University Quarterly: "A Reappraisal of the Doctrine of Free Speech" 1950/06 PGNM 1/54 U.S. News and World Report: "1964: After Ten Years of 'Coexistence'" 1954/1210 PGNM 1/55 U.S. News and World Report: "Why You Can't Trust the Soviet Mind" 1956/0316 PGNM 1/56 World Politics: "A Query About Assumptions on International Organization" 1955/01 PGNM 1/57 World Politics: "Relevant and Irrelevant Doctrines Concerning International Relations: Review of Percy E. Corbett's Law and Society in the Relations of States and Hans Kelsen's The Law of the United Nations" 1952/01 PGNM 1/58 Academic Alienation: An Outline of the Problem and of Relevant Action, A Report from National Council of Scholars 1969/05 PGNM 1/59 Modern Age: "How the Party Sees the World: The Ideological Motivation of Communists" 1961 PGNM 1/60 The Modern Schoolman: "Review of Georg Lukács' Marxism: Alienation, Dialectics, Revolution" 1965/11 PGNM 1/61 Slavic Review: "Review of Herbert S. Dinerstein's War and the Soviet Union" 1961/12 PGNM 1/62 Social Order: "Letters: 'Political Science Today'" 1961/05 PGNM 1/63 Southwestern Social Science Quarterly: "Book Reviews: Victor Zitta's Georg Lukács' Marxism Alienation, Dialectics, Revolution" 1966/03 PGNM 1/64 Ave Maria National Catholic Weekly: "Man Usurps the Place of God: Review of Thomas Molnar's Utopia, the Perennial Heresy" 1967/0513 PGNM 1/65 Communists in Coalition Governments 1963 PGNM 1/66 The Communist Mind 1963/01 PGNM 1/67 Comunistas Em Govêrno de Coalizao 1967/04 PGNM 1/68 Cornell's Agricultural Progress Days: Agriculture's International Dimensions Agricultural Milestones: "Two Cold War Tactics" 1962/03 PGNM 1/69 Divulgación del C.I.D.: "Dr. Gerhart Niemeyer" 1969 PGNM 1/70 Divulgación del C.I.D.: "Ideologies, Political Theories and Societies" 1968 PGNM 1/71 La Encrucijada de la Politica Occidental 1961 PGNM 1/72 La Guerra Fria: Un Conflicto Sin Precedentes, Instituto de Estudios Politicos: Conferencia dea Prof. Gerhart Niemeyer, en el Curso Sobre Nuevos Planteamientos de la Situacion Mundial 1963 PGNM 1/73 The Individualist, Section Two: Contributions from University Professors: "A Student's Primer on Communism" 1960/04 PGNM 1/74 The Intercollegiate Review, a Journal of Scholarship and Opinion: "The Hydra of Marxism" 1966/11-12 PGNM 1/75 The Intercollegiate Review, a Journal of Scholarship and Opinion: "National Self-Defense and Political Existence" 1966/03-04 PGNM 1/76 The Intercollegiate Review, a Journal of Scholarship and Opinion: "Toward Totalitarian Simplicity?" 1965/11-12 PGNM 1/77 Manion Forum: "Communists Everywhere are United in Their Determination to Destroy the United States" 1963/1229 PGNM 1/78 Manion Forum: "Rostow is Wrong - The Communists Are Not 'Mellowing'" 1962/0729 PGNM 1/79 Midwest Journal of Political Science: "Review of Harry V. Jaffa's Crisis of the House Divided" 1960/05 PGNM 1/80 National Review: A Journal of Fact and Opinion: "The Half-Waged War" 1966/1227 PGNM 1/81 National Review: A Journal of Fact and Opinion: "The Republican Party and the Conservative Movement" 1964/1201 PGNM 1/82 Peace is War: Current Communist Non-Military Strategy, The Proceedings of the Chicago Regional Strategy Seminar: "The Nature of Communism" 1960/0923-4 PGNM 1/83 Phi Delta Kappan: "Teaching About Communism: Two Views" 1962/02 PGNM 1/84 Politische Ordnung und Menschliche Existenz: "Babeuf and the Total Critique of Society" 1962 PGNM 1/85 Report of the Notre Dame Foundation: "Soviet Strategy and Free World Defense" 1960 PGNM 1/86 Religion and Society: "Review of Eric Voegelin's Science, Politics and Gnosticism" 1969/04 PGNM 1/87 The Review of Politics: "Conservatism and the Modern Age: Review of Jeffrey Hart's The American Dissent: A Decade of Modern Conservatism" 1967/01 PGNM 1/88 The Review of Politics: "Ideals Have Consequences: Review of Julius Braunthal's History of the International, 1864-1914" 1969/10 PGNM 1/89 The Review of Politics: "Lenin and the Total Critique of Society" 1964/10 PGNM 1/90 The Review of Politics: "A Philosophical Confrontation With Communism: Review of Josef de Vries' Die Erkenntnistheorie des dialektischen Materialismus" 1960/07 PGNM 1/91 The Review of Politics: "What Is Political Knowledge?: Review of Leo Strauss' What is Political Philosophy? And Other Studies and Gerhart B. Ladner's The Idea of Reform, Its Impact on Christian Thought and Action in the Age of the Fathers" 1961/01 PGNM 2/01 The Russian Review, An American Quarterly Devoted to Russia Past and Present: "Review of John S. Reshetar's A Concise History of The Communist Party of the Soviet Union and Leonard Schapiro's The Communist Party of the Soviet Union" 1961/01 PGNM 2/02 Slavic Review, American Quarterly of Soviet and East European Studies: "Review of Herbert S. Dinerstein's War and the Soviet Union" 1961/12 PGNM 2/03 Modern Age: "The Commitments of Political Education" 1971 PGNM 2/04 Modern Age: "Eric Voegelin's Philosophy and the Drama of Mankind" 1976 PGNM 2/05 Modern Age: "Loss of Reality: Gnosticism and Modern Nihilism" 1978 PGNM 2/06 The Alternative: "Planting People: Review of W.A. Douglas Jackson's Agarian Politics and Problems in Communist and Non-Communist Countries" 1972/05 PGNM 2/07 Anglican Theological Review: Theology and Culture: "History and Civilization" 1976/11 PGNM 2/08 Imprimis: "Ethics and Politics in Communism" 1974/04 PGNM 2/09 The Intercollegiate Review: A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion: "The 'Autonomous' Man" 1974 PGNM 2/10 The Intercollegiate Review: A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion: "Detente and Ideological Struggle" 1978 PGNM 2/11 The Intercollegiate Review: A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion: "Solzhenitsyn's Three Achievements" 1975 PGNM 2/12 Papers on Educational Reform: "Myth and Order in Our Time" 1973 PGNM 2/13 The Political Science Reviewer: "Humanism, Positivism, Immorality: Review of Leo Strauss's Thoughts on Machiavelli" 1971 PGNM 2/14 National Review 1971/0727 PGNM 2/15 National Review: "Angry Honesty on Revolution: Review of Jacques Ellul's Autopsy of Revolution" 1972/0204 PGNM 2/16 National Review: "The Contribution of Robert Conquest: Review of Robert Conquest's The Great Terror: Stalin's Purge of the Thirties and Robert Conquest's Power and Policy in the USSR" 1970/0324 PGNM 2/17 National Review: "Gather Not My Life with Bloody Men: Review of Leopold Tyrmand's The Rose Luxemburg Contraceptives Cooperative: A Primer on Communist Civilization" 1972/0526 PGNM 2/18 National Review: "Letter From Tokyo: How Stable is Japan?" 1970/1215 PGNM 2/19 Orbis: A Quarterly Journal of World Affairs: "The Role of Ideology in Communist Systems" 1973 PGNM 2/20 A Reflection on Lent 1979 PGNM 2/21 The Review of Politics: "Freedom and Rights: What is to be Done?" 1978/04 PGNM 2/22 The Review of Politics: "From 'The Laws of History' To Political Order: Review of Svetozar Stojanovic\''s Between Ideals and Reality: A Critique of Socialism and its Future" 1974/04 PGNM 2/23 The Review of Politics: "The New Need for the Catholic University" 1975/10 PGNM 2/24 The Review of Politics: "Socialism: Tradition or Aberration?: Review of George Lichtheim's A Short History of Socialism and George Lichtheim's George Lukács" 1972/04 PGNM 2/25 The University Bookman: A Quarterly Review: "Is Communism No Menace?: Review of Lev E. Dobriansky's USA and the Soviet Myth" 1974 PGNM 2/26 Christianity and Politics: "Reason and Faith: The Fallacious Antithesis" 1984 PGNM 2/27 Comparative Strategy: "Reorientation Required" 1988 PGNM 2/28 The Intercollegiate Review: "Beyond 'Democratic Disorder'" 1981 PGNM 2/29 The Intercollegiate Review: "Foreign Policy and Morality: A Contemporary Perspective" 1980 PGNM 2/30 The Intercollegiate Review: "The Glory and Misery of Education" 1982 PGNM 2/31 The Intercollegiate Review: "Is There a Conservative Mission?" 1986 PGNM 2/32 The Intercollegiate Review: "The Recovery of the 'Sacred'?" 1989 PGNM 2/33 The Intercollegiate Review: "The State of Conservatism: A Symposium" 1986 PGNM 2/34 Modern Age: "Greatness in Political Science: Eric Voegelin (1901-1985)" 1985 PGNM 2/35 The American Journal of Jurisprudence: An International Forum for Legal Philosophy: "What Price 'Natural Law'?" 1982 PGNM 2/36 Center Journal: "As We Begin...: The Decline of the Profane Society" 1981 PGNM 2/37 Center Journal: "A 'Church' Without a Name?" 1982 PGNM 2/38 Center Journal: "Foreign Policy and America's Sense of Destiny" 1983 PGNM 2/39 Center Journal: "Why Marion Montgomery Has To 'Ramble'" 1985 PGNM 2/40 Essays on Christianity and Political Philosophy: "Reason and Faith: The Fallacious Antithesis" 1984 PGNM 2/41 The Hillsdale Review: "Forces that Shape the Twentieth Century" 1985 PGNM 2/42 The Review of Politics: "God and Man, World and Society: The Last Work of Eric Voegelin" 1989 PGNM 2/43 The Review of Politics: "Ideas, 'Ideology,' and Consequences: Review of Woodruff D. Smith's The Ideological Origins of Nazi Imperialism" 1989 PGNM 2/44 The University Bookman: "Christian Studies and the Liberal Arts College" 1981 PGNM 2/45 The University Bookman: "The Mentality of Gerhart Niemeyer" and "The Widespread Influence of Gerhart Niemeyer" 1989 PGNM 2/46 National Review: "Russell Kirk, In Memoriam: Kirk and Ideology" 1994/0613 PGNM 2/47 The Intercollegiate Review: "This Terrible Century" 1993 PGNM 2/48 The Intercollegiate Review: "Russell Kirk and Ideology" 1994 PGNM 2/49 Modern Age: "Christianity, in a Time-Bound Perspective" 1990 PGNM 2/50 Modern Age: "Enlightenment to Ideology: The Apotheosis of History" 1992 PGNM 2/51 The Living Church: "Satisfied With Jesus" 1992/0503 PGNM 2/52 The Review of Politics: "On Authority and Alienation: A Meditation" 1991 PGNM 2/53 The Review of Politics: "Christian Faith, and Religion, in Eric Vogelin's Work 1995 PGNM 2/54 Southern Humanities Review: "Review of Kenneth Keulman's The Balance of Consciousness: Eric Voegelin's Political Theory" 1992 PGNM 2/55 Sudosteuropa-Studie 50: Von der Ost-West-Konfrontation zur Europaischen Friedensordnung: "Beyond Institutions of Power and Patterns of Profit" 1992 PGNM 3/ Writings by Others 1904-2006 PGNM 3/01 Cincuenta y Cuatro Canciones Españolas del Siglo XVI Cancionero de Uppsala, Ahora de Nuevo Publicadas, Acompañadas de Notes y Comentarios por D. Rafael Mitjana 1909 PGNM 3/02 The Geographical Journal: "The Geographical Pivot of History" 1904/04 PGNM 3/03 The Daily Princetonian: "Niemeyer Maintains Hitler's Czech Coup Inevitable Incident" 1939/0317 PGNM 3/04 The Daily Princetonian: "Niemeyer Says British Regard Dictators As Bulwark Against Communistic Threat" 1938/1128 PGNM 3/05 Alumni Lectures: "Labor Costs and American Democracy" by Professor Thomas Jefferson Wertenbaker 1938/0620 PGNM 3/06 Die Friedens-Warte: Blätter für internationale Verständigung und zwischenstaatliche Organisation Begrundet 1899 von Alfred H. Fried 1939 PGNM 3/07 Publications of the Institute of Hispanic Studies Monograph Series: "Romanticism in Spain and Spanish Romanticism: A Critical Survey" by F. Courtney Tarr 1939 PGNM 3/08 Stafford Little Lectures: "Dilemmas of Leadership in the Democratic Process" by Chester I. Barnard 1939/0425 PGNM 3/09 The New York Times: "To Control Germany: Policy of Western Powers Must Be Consistent, Writer Says" 1949/0814 PGNM 3/10 Portland Press Herald: "Sacrificial Spirit Need Of Democracy, Says Perkins" 1940/0810 PGNM 3/11 Princeton Alumni Weekly: "Well Done" 1944/0811 PGNM 3/12 Princeton University: "Comparative Government" 1941 PGNM 3/13 The Development of International Society: Princeton University Bicentennial Conferences 1946 PGNM 3/14 Ethics: "The Decline of Liberalism" by John H. Hallowell 1942/04 PGNM 3/15 Ethics: "Interpersonal and International Reality Some Facts to Remember for the Re-making of International Law" by Gerhart Husserl 1942/01 PGNM 3/16 How Hitler Prepared by Otto D. Tolischus 1940/06 PGNM 3/17 The Oglethorpe Book 1949 PGNM 3/18 The Place of Law and Courts in International Relations by Edwin Borchard 1943/01 PGNM 3/19 Psychiatry: Journal of the Biology and Pathology of Interpersonal Relations: "Review of Law Without Force by Gerhart Niemeyer" by James Edward Hughes 1941/08 PGNM 3/20 Soviet Russia in Maps 1940 PGNM 3/21 The World Crisis: Addresses and Discussions at Institute of World Affairs: "Institute of World Affairs" 1940 PGNM 3/22 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Africa and American Security" by Stephen B. Jones 1945/0815 PGNM 3/23 Yale Institute of International Studies: "American Support of Free Institutions in Eastern Europe" by Vernon van Dyke 1948/0810 PGNM 3/24 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The American Trade Proposals" by Klaus E. Knorr 1946/1028 PGNM 3/25 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Anglo-American Relations in the Post-War World" by William T. R. Fox 1943/0501 PGNM 3/26 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The Arctic: Problems and Possibilities" by Stephen B. Jones 1948/1220 PGNM 3/27 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The Atomic Bomb and American Security" by Bernard Brodie 1945/1101 PGNM 3/28 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Australia and New Zealand and the Security of the Pacific" 1944/1101 PGNM 3/29 Yale Institute of International Studies: "British and American Shipping Policies: A Problem and A Proposal" by J. Hans Adler 1943/1231 PGNM 3/30 Yale Institute of International Studies: "British Trade Policy and the United States" by Bert F. Hoselitz 1943/1008 PGNM 3/31 Yale Institute of International Studies: "China's Military Potential and the Enforcement of Peace" by David Nelson Rowe 1943/0901 PGNM 3/32 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Communism in Eastern and Southeastern Europe" by Vernon VanDyke 1947/0526 PGNM 3/33 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Conflict and Compromise at San Francisco" by Arnold Wolfers 1945/0424 PGNM 3/34 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Congress and Foreign Policy" by Robert H. Dahl 1949/0210 PGNM 3/35 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The Disposition of Enemy Dependent Areas" by Annette Baker Fox 1945/0301 PGNM 3/36 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The Dumbarton Oaks Plan" by Percy E. Corbett 1944/1125 PGNM 3/37 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Foreign Oil and American Security" by Bernard Brodie 1947/0915 PGNM 3/38 Yale Institute of International Studies: "French Reconstruction" by Elizabeth R. Cameron 1948/0508 PGNM 3/39 Yale Institute of International Studies: "International Air Navigation and Anglo-American Relations 1943/1101 PGNM 3/40 Yale Institute of International Studies: "International Economic Collaboration: Some Administrative Problems of the Proposed United Nations Economic and Social Council" by John B. Condliffe 1945/0418 PGNM 3/41 Yale Institute of International Studies: "International Politics and International Policing" by Grayson L. Kirk 1944/0310 PGNM 3/42 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Moscow Report" by Percy E. Corbett 1947/0623 PGNM 3/43 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Moscow, Tehran, and International Organization" by Percy E. Corbett 1944/0301 PGNM 3/44 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The Outlook for a Security Organization" by Percy E. Corbett and Grayson L. Kirk 1944/0615 PGNM 3/45 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Two Plans for International Monetary Stabilization" by Jacob Viner 1943/05 PGNM 3/46 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The Underdeveloped Areas: Their Industrialization" by John H. Adler 1949/0331 PGNM 3/47 Yale Institute of International Studies: "The United States in the Mediterranean" by William Reitzel 1947/1218 PGNM 3/48 Yale Institute of International Studies: "United States Policy Toward Germany" by Arnold Wolfers 1947/0221 PGNM 3/49 Yale Institute of International Studies: "United States Policy in a Two-Power World" by William T. R. Fox (rapporteur) 1947/1023 PGNM 3/50 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Western European Politics and American Policy" 1948/0315 PGNM 3/51 Yale Interprets the News 1955/0320 PGNM 3/52 The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science: "The Influence of Leninism-Stalinism on China" by Karl A. Wittfogel 1951/09 PGNM 3/53 Biographies: Prepared by the Foreign Policy Research Institute of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 1959/06 PGNM 3/54 Evolution of Foreign Policies, The Department of State by John Foster Dulles, Secretary of State 1954/0112 PGNM 3/55 Human Rights, Domestic Jurisdiction, and the United Nations Charter: Subcommittee on the United Nations Charter 1955/1024 PGNM 3/56 Irrigation Civilizations: A Comparative Study 1955 PGNM 3/57 Jubilee: "Notre Dame's Great Professors: A Picture Portfolio" 1957/01 PGNM 3/58 Mao Tse-Tung: Liberator or Destroyer of the Chinese Peasants? by Karl A. Wittfogel 1955/04 PGNM 3/59 The New Leader 1955/0502 PGNM 3/60 The New Leader 1956/0213 PGNM 3/61 The New Leader 1953/0330 PGNM 3/62 Pathfinder News Magazine: "Education: Anomie in Atlanta" 1950/0517 PGNM 3/63 Review of the United Nations Charter: Hearing Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Foreign Relations United States Senate, Eighty-Fourth Congress First Session on Proposals To Amend or Otherwise Modify Existing International Peace and Security Organizations, Including the United Nations 1955 PGNM 3/64 The Notre Dame Scholastic 1956/0518 PGNM 3/65 The Notre Dame Scholastic 1959/1120 PGNM 3/66 The Slavic and Eastern European Journal: "Review of Myron Rush's The Rise of Khrushchev, Herbert Marcuse's Soviet Marxism: A Critical Analysis and Oliver H. Radkey's The Agarian Foes of Bolshevism: Promise and Default of the Russian Socialist Revolutionaries February to October 1917" 1959 PGNM 3/67 The Status and Role of the Secretariat of the United Nations: Subcommittee on the United Nations Charter 1955/1101 PGNM 3/68 The Western Political Quarterly: "The Bases of Communist Strength in France" by Charles A. Micaud 1955/09 PGNM 3/69 World Politics: "The Ideological Bases of Soviet Foreign Policy" by Paul E. Zinner 1952/07 PGNM 3/70 World Politics: "Social Democracy in France" by Charles A. Micaud 1955/07 PGNM 3/71 Yale Institute of International Studies: "National Security Policy and Economic Stability" by Bernard Brodie 1950/0102 PGNM 3/72 Yale Institute of International Studies: "Proposals for World Government Before Congress" by Percy E. Corbett 1950/0325 PGNM 3/73 The Yale Review: A National Quarterly: "The United States and Yugoslavia: A Reappraisal" by Robert Strausz-Hupé 1956 PGNM 3/74 Chicago Daily Tribune: "Voice of the People: Communist Materialism" by William Fleming 1962/0214 PGNM 3/75 Kenyon Collegian: "Niemeyer Termed 'Medieval' In a Poignant Sort of Way" by Barry Golden 1961/1006 PGNM 3/76 Agrarian Policies and Problems in Communist and Non-Communist Countries edited by W. A. Douglas Jackson 1969/04 PGNM 3/77 Congressional Record: Proceedings of the 86th Congress, Second Session 1960/0620 PGNM 3/78 Facts on Communism, Volume I: The Communist Ideology: Committee on Un-American Activities, House of Representatives, Eighty-Sixth Congress, First Session 1960 PGNM 3/79 Foreign Policy in the Sixties: The Issues and the Instruments: "The Changing United Nations" by Harold Karan Johnson 1965 PGNM 3/80 A Resource Unit: Americanism vs. Communism 1962 PGNM 3/81 Social Order: "Political Science Today" 1961/05 PGNM 3/82 The New York Times: "John Dean's Continuing Imprint" 1974/0520 PGNM 3/83 The Occasional Review: "A Writ of Fire and Sword: The Politics of Oliver Cromwell" by M. E. Bradford 1975 PGNM 3/84 Chartres Cathedral: The Medieval Stained Glass and Sculpture by Malcolm Miller 1980 PGNM 3/85 Thought: "On the European Roots of Modern American Conservatism" by Paul E. Gottfried 1980/06 PGNM 3/86 The University Bookman: "Professor Niemeyer's Achievements" 1989 PGNM 3/87 The Chesterton Review 1996/11 PGNM 3/88 The Intercollegiate Review: A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion 1997 PGNM 3/89 The Intercollegiate Review: A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion 1997 PGNM 3/90 Modern Age: A Quarterly Review 1996 PGNM 3/91 Modern Age: A Quarterly Review 1997 PGNM 3/92 The Philadelphia Society Membership Directory 1996 PGNM 3/93 The Review of Politics: "In Memoriam: Gerhart Niemeyer 1907-1997" by V. Bradley Lewis 1997 PGNM 3/94 The University Bookman: Memorial Issue: Edmund Burke and Gerhart Niemeyer 1997 PGNM 3/95 A Path Remembered: The Lives of Gerhart and Lucie Niemeyer by Paul V. Niemeyer 2006 PGNM 3/96 The School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton PGNM 3/97 The Dawson Newsletter, Vol. II-IV 1983-1986 PGNM 3/98 The Dawson Newsletter, Vol. V-VI 1986-1988 PGNM 3/99 The Dawson Newsletter, Vol. VII-IX 1988-1991 AGNM Gerhart Niemeyer: Audio-Visual Material AGNM 24426-24429 Gerhart Niemeyer Memoirs - Family, Travels, etc. (closed until 2025) AGNM 24430 Gerhart Niemeyer - The Recovery of the Sacred? - Intercollegiate Studies Institute "Sources of Renewal" 35th Anniversay Conference, Washington, DC 1988/11 AGNM 24431 Gerhart Niemeyer - Lecture on Solzhenitsyn, University of Dallas 1977/0429 AGNM 24432 Gerhart Niemeyer Interview on PBS by David Barret 1981/0519 AGNM 24433 Gerhart Niemeyer - F. Meyer, Haylitt [?] - Niemeyer Lectures AGNM 24434 M. Prachovitch - The Significance of Solzhenitsyn, Lecture [incomplete] AGNM 24435 Indian Literature, Bhagavad Gita Lecture AGNM 24436 P. Lab [?] - The Hindu Concept of God, Fr. de Graeve - Myth, Lectures 1973 AGNM 24437 National Review, 20th Anniversary Dinner, Plaza Hotel, New York 1975/1117 AGNM 24438 Andrew Lytle - They Took Their Stand: The Agrarian View After 50 Years 1979/1013 AGNM 24439 Pronounciation of Chinese Words AGNM 24440 Pronounciation of Indian Words AGNM 24441 Rev. C. Landry - Songs of New Life (Cursillo Songs) AGNM 24442 Five Original Songs by Mel Silver |