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HU OSA 300 Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute
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Context
Hierarchy
Statistics
Identity Statement
Title
Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute
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Date(s)
1949 - 1994 (predominant predominant 1951-1994)
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Description Level
Fonds
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Extent and medium (estimated)
About 2500 linear meters, 414 rolls of 16 mm microfilm, 110 rolls of 35 mm microfilm, 31 posters, 381 still photographs, 257 open reel tapes, 647 videocassettes (on 8 March 2000)
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Extent and medium (processed)
18889 Archival boxes, 2361.12 linear meters
271 Rolls of 35 mm microfilm in microfilm cabinet, 13.55 linear meters
6 Oversized box (40 cm), 2.4 linear meters
85 Archival card box, 26.77 linear meters
237 Rolls of 16 mm microfilm in microfilm cabinet, 5.45 linear meters
13 Archival photo box, 4.26 linear meters
2 Boxes of color prints, 0.88 linear meters
647 VHS PAL, 16.18 linear meters
Context
Name of creator(s)
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Inc - Research Institute
Content and structure
Scope and content (abstract)
The records consist primarily of clippings, abstracts of media reports, and monitoring of television and radio broadcasts. Also included is the record set of publications of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) and its predecessors (Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty). The records of the Institute for the History of Communism, an independent entity affiliated with the Radios, are also present. The records are organized by the unit of the Research Institute or its predecessors that created the records. Many series of records continued from the early years of the Radios to the close of the Research Institute, irrespective of the name of the organizational unit that created them. Most important among these are the series of files directly concerned with the countries to which the Radios broadcast; these are found within the records of the Information Resources Department. The records are primarily textual, but they include videotapes of Russian television broadcasts and small quantities of other audiovisual materials and electronic records. Especially important are the files of samizdat publications from the Soviet Union and Poland and related information about unofficial activities in the countries of the region. Note: The records usually do not contain information about the administration of the Research Institute or of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. The corporate administrative records and the broadcast tapes and scripts were transferred to the Hoover Institution (http://hoorferl.stanford.edu/ Library and Archives: Radio Free Euroipe/ Radio Liberty Records)
Content and structure
Accruals
Not Expected
Conditions of access and use
Conditions governing access
Partially Restricted (1525 Folder/Item Restricted - 250869 Folder/Item Not Restricted)
Notes
Periodicals and related materials deposited with the Open Society Archives are described on the Archives' Library site; books deposited with the Open Society Archives are described in the Central European University library catalog.
Description Control
Archivist's note
Processed by Trudy Huskamp Peterson, Leszek Pudlowski, András Mink, István Aranyosi, Nino Gogoladze, Liia Karsakova, Matej Novák, Serban Popescu, George Turturea, Laura Vasile, Dan-Cristian Zeman, Csaba Szilágyi, Robert Parnica, Maia Gachechiladze, Tibor Szigeti, James Wilson, Ivo Juurvee, Olga Zaslavskaya, Marian Bozhesku, Valentyna Afanasyeva, Aigul Sabirova, Ioana Toma, Miklós Bányász, Branislav Kovacevic, Clare Lewin, Bosko Spasojevic, Rossitsa Guentcheva, Lajos Ludman, Anton Nakov, Jirina Smejkalova, Erika Molnar, Viktor Labos, Barta Botond, Ferenc Nemzetes, Mikolaj Kunicki, Isabella Main, Miklós Bányász, Miklós Tamási, Piotr Wciślik, Jennie Levine, Irida Tase, Natalia Lekant, Natasha Zanegina, Anastasia Felcher, Attila József Balázsi, Anna Mazanik, Alexandra Medzibrodszky, Mariia Golovina, Faeza Yuldasheva, Irina Egorova, Stela Garaz, Claudia Masztalerz, Andrea Farkas, 1998-2020.
HU OSA 300 Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute
BookIconFonds Description
Context
Hierarchy
Statistics
Identity Statement
Title
Records of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Research Institute
Identity Statement
Date(s)
1949 - 1994 (predominant predominant 1951-1994)
Identity Statement
Description Level
Fonds
Identity Statement
Extent and medium (estimated)
About 2500 linear meters, 414 rolls of 16 mm microfilm, 110 rolls of 35 mm microfilm, 31 posters, 381 still photographs, 257 open reel tapes, 647 videocassettes (on 8 March 2000)
Identity Statement
Extent and medium (processed)
18889 Archival boxes, 2361.12 linear meters
271 Rolls of 35 mm microfilm in microfilm cabinet, 13.55 linear meters
6 Oversized box (40 cm), 2.4 linear meters
85 Archival card box, 26.77 linear meters
237 Rolls of 16 mm microfilm in microfilm cabinet, 5.45 linear meters
13 Archival photo box, 4.26 linear meters
2 Boxes of color prints, 0.88 linear meters
647 VHS PAL, 16.18 linear meters
Context
Name of creator(s)
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, Inc - Research Institute
Content and structure
Scope and content (abstract)
The records consist primarily of clippings, abstracts of media reports, and monitoring of television and radio broadcasts. Also included is the record set of publications of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) and its predecessors (Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty). The records of the Institute for the History of Communism, an independent entity affiliated with the Radios, are also present. The records are organized by the unit of the Research Institute or its predecessors that created the records. Many series of records continued from the early years of the Radios to the close of the Research Institute, irrespective of the name of the organizational unit that created them. Most important among these are the series of files directly concerned with the countries to which the Radios broadcast; these are found within the records of the Information Resources Department. The records are primarily textual, but they include videotapes of Russian television broadcasts and small quantities of other audiovisual materials and electronic records. Especially important are the files of samizdat publications from the Soviet Union and Poland and related information about unofficial activities in the countries of the region. Note: The records usually do not contain information about the administration of the Research Institute or of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. The corporate administrative records and the broadcast tapes and scripts were transferred to the Hoover Institution (http://hoorferl.stanford.edu/ Library and Archives: Radio Free Euroipe/ Radio Liberty Records)
Content and structure
Accruals
Not Expected
Conditions of access and use
Conditions governing access
Partially Restricted (1525 Folder/Item Restricted - 250869 Folder/Item Not Restricted)
Notes
Periodicals and related materials deposited with the Open Society Archives are described on the Archives' Library site; books deposited with the Open Society Archives are described in the Central European University library catalog.
Description Control
Archivist's note
Processed by Trudy Huskamp Peterson, Leszek Pudlowski, András Mink, István Aranyosi, Nino Gogoladze, Liia Karsakova, Matej Novák, Serban Popescu, George Turturea, Laura Vasile, Dan-Cristian Zeman, Csaba Szilágyi, Robert Parnica, Maia Gachechiladze, Tibor Szigeti, James Wilson, Ivo Juurvee, Olga Zaslavskaya, Marian Bozhesku, Valentyna Afanasyeva, Aigul Sabirova, Ioana Toma, Miklós Bányász, Branislav Kovacevic, Clare Lewin, Bosko Spasojevic, Rossitsa Guentcheva, Lajos Ludman, Anton Nakov, Jirina Smejkalova, Erika Molnar, Viktor Labos, Barta Botond, Ferenc Nemzetes, Mikolaj Kunicki, Isabella Main, Miklós Bányász, Miklós Tamási, Piotr Wciślik, Jennie Levine, Irida Tase, Natalia Lekant, Natasha Zanegina, Anastasia Felcher, Attila József Balázsi, Anna Mazanik, Alexandra Medzibrodszky, Mariia Golovina, Faeza Yuldasheva, Irina Egorova, Stela Garaz, Claudia Masztalerz, Andrea Farkas, 1998-2020.