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Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection Finding Aid 1

Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection

Collection Number: MS-1

Title: Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection

Dates: 1943-2012

Creator: Barbara Reynolds, 1914-1990

Summary/Abstract:

The Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection houses a variety of documents, including

correspondence, photos, slides, 16mm film, books, magazines, and other documents related to the

atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and global peace activism. The collection includes the

papers of Barbara and Earle Reynolds, a Japanese language library of books related to the atomic

bombings, and an assortment of publications within the genre of global peace activism, including

both religious and secular efforts to end conflict and promote cross-cultural understanding.

Quantity/Physical Description: Five 4-tier filing cabinets, total of 86.8 cubic feet.

Upstairs room for Japanese language library, 57.5 linear feet.

Language(s): English, Japanese, Dutch, German

Repository: Peace Resource Center, 51 College Way, Wilmington, Ohio 45177

800-341-9318

Restrictions on Access: There are no restrictions on accessing this collection.

Restrictions on Use: Copyright restrictions may apply. Unpublished manuscripts are protected by copyright. Permission

to publish, quote, or reproduce must be secured from the repository and the copyright holder.

Preferred Citation:

MS-1, Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection, Peace Resource Center, Wilmington College,

Wilmington, Ohio.

Acquisition:

The initial collection was gathered and processed by Barbara Reynolds when she created the Peace

Resource Center was founded in 1975. Subsequent directors of the center, including Helen Wiegal,

added material according to their interests.

Separated Material:

At this time there are no known separated materials from this collection.

Related Material:

The Quaker Heritage Center of Wilmington College houses some 16mm films from the collection.

Processed by:

The collection was processed by Barbara Reynolds.

Arrangement:


The collection is arranged into five fireproof filing cabinets. Each filing cabinet has four drawers.

Each drawer is divided into several subjects, and within each division are materials relating to the

subject. For example, Cabinet #1 Drawer 1 houses the subject of Vietnam Files, and included in this

section are folders titled Agent Orange, Anti-Personnel Weapons, and others. A full compilation of

the archive’s holdings is listed later in this finding aid.

The Japanese language library is arranged by subject categories and a complete listing of the

holdings of the collection can be found in the Japanese A-Bomb Literature Annotated Bibliography

available in the Peace Resource Center. Eventually, a listing the holdings of the Japanese language

library will be available on OCLC.

Biographical/Historical Note:

Barbara Reynolds was an internationally- and nationally-known peace activist who devoted her life

to creating awareness about the plight of atomic bombing survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

She was given the key to the city of Hiroshima in 1969 and made an honorary citizen of Hiroshima

in 1975. During the late 1950s Barbara and her husband Earle became major national and

international figures in an emerging anti-nuclear movement. In 1975, Reynolds founded the Peace

Resource Center (PRC) at Wilmington College to hold her extensive collection of historical

documents about the Japanese experience of the atomic bombings. The PRC was also intended to be

Reynolds’s base for educational outreach about the dangers of nuclear war.

Reynolds was born Barbara Doritt Leonard in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1915, and was the only

child of Dr. Sterling Andrus Leonard, a well-known English professor at the University of

Wisconsin-Madison. In 1930 15-year old Reynolds lost her father when he died at the age of 38 in a

canoe accident. In 1935 she married anthropologist Earle Reynolds and over the next decade the

couple had three children, Tim (1936-), Ted (1938-), and Jessica (1944-). Reynolds and her family

moved to Yellow Springs, Ohio in 1943 when Earle took a position as Associate Professor of

Anthropology at Antioch College. Earle also became chair of the Antioch College Fels Research

Institute for Human Development. In 1951 Earle joined the Atomic Bombing Casualty Commission

(ABCC), a US Military Commission established in 1947 in Hiroshima, Japan to conduct scientific

research on atomic bombing survivors. Barbara, Tim, Ted, and Jessica joined Earle in Japan from

1951-1954. Although the military families largely confined themselves to living in the Niji Mura

compound twenty miles from Hiroshima, Reynolds took her children out into the local community

to shop and visit a nearby orphanage. Unlike many military spouses, she also learned Japanese.

Through his research Earle witnessed the scars and trauma of over 4,800 children who survived the

atomic bombings, yet still the family did not view itself as politicized in opposition of nuclear

weapons or US foreign policy during this time period.

Barbara, Ted, and Jessica joined Earle in 1954 (while Tim returned to the United States to complete

his high school education) to realize Earle’s lifelong dream of circumnavigating the oceans.

Enlisting the aid of Japanese carpenter, the family built the yacht which Earle called the “Phoenix

of Hiroshima” Together, with a Japanese shipmate and atomic bombing survivor by the name of

Niichi (Nick) Mikami, they departed on their maiden voyage on May 5, 1954 just as the United

States began to shift its increased nuclear testing to the Pacific Ocean.

Inexperienced sailors, the Reynolds family and Mikami suffered injuries and exhaustion during

their maiden voyage, but eventually became so skillful that they were able to complete Earle’s

vision, sailing 54,359 nautical miles over four years. During their many stops in ports around the

world they gradually became aware of the international perception of the atomic bombings as a

global atrocity and also increasingly aware of European and American racism as they visited former

colonial holdings, and as their crewmember Nick Mikami was heavily discriminated against when

they arrived at ports such as Cape Town in South Africa.


Their voyage around the world drew to a close in May 1958 when they landed in Honolulu. There

the Reynolds family met the crew of the Golden Rule, which had just been arrested for attempting

to sail into the United States nuclear test site near the Marshall Islands. The Golden Rule was sailed

by Captain Albert Bigelow, Bill Huntington, George Willowby, and Orion Serwood. All four men

were pacifists and Bigelow, Huntington, and Willowby were Quakers. Barbara, Earle, Ted, and

Jessica were profoundly influenced by the crew’s pacifism and resistance and the family began to

move toward the Quaker faith at that time. The Reynolds family agreed to continue the Golden

Rule’s voyage into a nuclear test zone. On June 4, 1958 the Reynolds family set sail for a US

nuclear test site in the Bikini Atoll of the Marshall Islands. They sailed 65 miles into the test site

before encountering the US Military and being arrested at gunpoint. On July 3, they, along with

their military companions, witnessed the detonation of the 220 kiloton nuclear bomb, “Cedar.”

Earle, Barbara, and Jessica were flown to Honolulu by the military, and Barbara returned to the

Phoenix to sail it back to Honolulu with Ted and Nick. The family’s life was in limbo for a period

of two years where they waited the outcome of Earle’s trial. He was found not guilty and in 1960

the family returned to Hiroshima. In April 1960 Earle and Barbara became official members of the

Religious Society of Friends.

In April 1960, the family sailed to Hiroshima. A year later the family attempted to sail to Russia to

deliver messages of peace and calls for nuclear disarmament before being turned away by Russian

authorities. After returning from this second voyage, Barbara began to work with atomic bombing

survivors in earnest. In 1962 Reynolds organized the Hiroshima Peace Pilgrimage and traveled

throughout Europe and the United States with two atomic bombing survivors, Miyoko Matsubara

and Hiromasa Hanabusa to educate world leaders about the effects of the atomic bomb and the

horrors of nuclear war. In 1964 she formed the World Peace Study mission, an ambitious three-

month tour with nearly 40 atomic bombing survivors to 150 cities in eight countries. At the end of

the tour, Barbara and Earle were divorced. In 1965 Barbara Reynolds formed the World Friendship

Center (WFC) which served as a gathering place for atomic bombing survivors to share their

experiences and for international visitors to Hiroshima to learn of the atomic bombings and their

repercussions. In addition to her work at the WFC, Barbara raised crucial funds to support the

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.

In 1969 Reynolds began to make plans to return to the United States; there was a sense that her

presence had become distracting for the Japanese peace movement, and she was increasingly

committed to addressing nuclear problems from the American side. Barbara felt comfortable and

familiar with southwest Ohio and through her Quaker connections she learned of an empty home at

Wilmington College in Clinton County, Ohio where she could both house her extensive collection

of atomic bombing materials (testimonies, documents, films, and photographs) and carry out her

educational efforts to make Americans aware of the costs of nuclear weapons through the

experiences of atomic bombing survivors. In 1975, Barbara Reynolds founded the Peace Resource

Center at Wilmington College with a five-day academic conference. The archive she brought to the

Center from Hiroshima was considered at the time the largest collection of atomic bombing

materials outside of Japan. Over the years the collection became crucial to American researchers

who sought to understand the history of the atomic bombings from the Japanese experience. The

five-day founding conference was attended by the Mayors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, atomic

bombing survivors such as Harada Tomin and Morishita Hiromu, as well as famous intellectuals

such as historians Robert Jay Lifton and Martin Sherwin.

Reynolds remained at the Peace Resource Center at its full-time Director until 1978, traveling

throughout the country giving presentations about the atomic bombings to schools and other

organizations. In 1978 she moved to southern California to live closer to her daughter Jessica

Shaver (Jessica Reynolds Renshaw). There she began to work on behalf of Vietnamese refugees.


Barbara Reynolds died suddenly of respiratory failure in Wilmington, Ohio in 1990 while

conducting research for her biography at the PRC. (For this and more detailed information about

Barbara Reynolds and her life, see Mum: The Conscience, Courage, and Compassion of Barbara

Reynolds June12, 1915-February 11, 1992 by Jessica Reynolds (Shaver) Renshaw)

Barbara Reynolds founded the Peace Resource Center as a way to organise material she had

gathered during her time in Japan and to publicise the story of the hibakusha, or the survivors of the

1945 US bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. The center served as a base for her

worldwide educational efforts.

Scope and Content:

The Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection is a large collection of documents relating to the

atomic bombings of Japan as well as peace efforts undertaken both at Wilmington College and the

global community. The archive includes newsletters, interviews, dissertations, letters, photographs,

slides, 16mm and reel-to-reel film, and physical objects as part of its collection.

Subject Terms

Persons/Families

Reynolds, Barbara (Barbara Leonard), 1914-1990

Reynolds, Earle L., 1910-1998

Reynolds Family

Organisations/Corporate Names

Society of Friends

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission

Places

Hiroshima-shi (Japan) — History — Bombardment, 1945

Nagasaki-shi (Japan) — History — Bombardment, 1945

Subjects (General)

Atomic Bomb

Atomic Bomb Victims — Japan — Hiroshima-shi

Peace

Phoenix (ship)

Material Types

Correspondence

Photographs

Clippings (books, newspapers, newsletters, etc)

Pamphlets

Magazines

16mm Film

Occupation

Scientist, writer

Collection Inventory, Folder Level Index

Subject: Development of the Atomic Bomb

Cabinet Drawer Folders (14)

1 1 Decision to Use the Bomb #1

Decision to Use the Bomb #2


Einstein, Albert

Hiroshima/Nagasaki Bibliographies

Individual Responses

Japanese A-Bomb Research

Museums

Oppenheimer, Robert

Szilard, Leo

Teller, Edward

White Paper on the Atomic Bombing #1




Subject: August 6/9 Observances


1 1 August 6/9 Observances: Ideas

August 6/9 Observances: History

August 6/9 Observances: 1947





August 6/9 Observances: 1958-59














































Subject: Vietnam Files


1 1 Agent Orange

Anti-Personnel Weapons

Historical

Historical and Commentary Folder #1



March on Washington April 24, 1971

My Lai

Political Statements

Poster - End of the War Now Rally

Protest Actions

Protest Statements

Vietnam

Vietnam and North Vietnam Personal Accounts

Vietnam Booklets

Subject: Hiroshima City Hall


1 2 A-Bomb Dome Preservation Committee

A-Bomb Surveys

Brochures

Correspondence, City Hall

Hiroshima Appeal Committee

Magazines

Peace City Plans

Peace Culture Foundation

Peace Declaration

Peace Memorial Museum

Peace Memorial Observances

Peace Park

Pictures

Solidarity of Cities (Int. Project of Peace Culture Center)


Subject: Hiroshima, Individuals


1 2 Fitsgerald, Mark

Hamai, Shinzo

Harada, Tomin

Hatada, Shin ichi

Iwamatsu, Shigetoshi

Kagawa, Toyohiko

Kurihara, Sadako

Matsumoto, Takuo

Matsumoto, Takuo - Correspondence

Morishita, Hiromu

Moritaki, Ichino

Sasaki, Sadako

Shibata, Shingo

Shigeto, Fumio

Takabatoke, Yuon

Takayama, Hitoshi

Tanimoto, Kiyoshi

Yamada, Satsuo

Subject: Hiroshima Peace Initiatives


1 2 Auschwitz Committee of Hiroshima

Book, Summer Cloud

Hiroshima Conference 1970, Civil Session

Hiroshima Conference 1970, Main Session

Hiroshima Institute for Peace Education (HIPE)

Hiroshima International Amateur Film Festival

Hiroshima Mothers Association

Hiroshima Orphans

Hiroshima Peace Center

Hiroshima Peace Pilgrimage (See also Archive Files)

Hiroshima Peace Science Institute

Hiroshima Peace Society

Hiroshima Rotary Club

Hiroshima Soka Gakkai Meeting

Hiroshima Study Group Assn.

Hiroshima Teachers Union

Let’s Take “Peace Offensive” Now

Mass Media

Memorial Cathedral for World Peace

Paper Crane Club (Orizuru Kai)

Paper Dolls for Peace

Society of “Let Us Bequeath the Legacy of Peace to our Beloved Children”

UNESCO Youth Club

Vietnam Orphans Aid Committee

World Peace Study Mission (See also Archive Files)

Y.M.C.A.


Subject: Hiroshima Maidens


1 2 Clippings

Correspondence from Hiroshima Maidens: Editorials, Saturday

Review

Correspondence from Miscellaneous

Correspondence, Dorothy Rick

Correspondence, Replogle

Correspondence, Ida Day

Correspondence, Norman Cousins

Correspondence, Apsey

Hiroshima Peace Center Association

New York Friends Center

Periodicals

Photographs

Shikishi (Calligraphy)

Subject: Nagasaki City Hall


1 2 Bombing Crew of “Bock’s Car”

Brochures

Correspondence, City Hall

Peace Declarations

Photographs

World Peace Compositions

Subject: Nagasaki, Individuals


1 2 Akizuki, Tatsuichiro

Fukuda, Sumiko

Motoshima, Hitoshi (Mayor of Nagasaki)

Saito, Masahiko

Subject: Nagasaki Peace Initiatives


1 2 Nagasaki Appeal Committee

Society for Keeping the Testimonies of A-Bomb Victims

Society for Peace Education

Subject: Hibakusha, Japanese


1 3 Friends of Hibakusha

Hibakusha: A-Bomb Survivors Home

Hibakusha: Church World Service (Doll Project)

Hibakusha: Legislation

Hibakusha: Lucky Dragon

Hibakusha: Miscellaneous

Hibakusha: Personal Accounts, Folder #1

Hibakusha: Personal Accounts, Folder #2

Interviews with Atomic Survivors

Katano City A-Bomb Sufferers Association World Conference for Nuclear

Disarmament & Relief of Hibakusha (H. & N. Aug. 1978)


Subject: Hibakusha, Non-Japanese


1 3 Center for Atomic Radiation Studies

Committee for US Veterans of Hiroshima & Nagasaki

Korean

Military

National Association of Atomic Veterans

National Association of Radiation Survivors

POWs (US)

Schafe, Rene (Dutch POW, Nagasaki) (US non-military)

Subject: US/Japan Relations


1 3 Life Magazines

Historical Background to War

Historical Balloon Bombs

Historical Brutality, War time

Historical Cartoons

Historical Kamikaze Pilots

Historical Misc.

Historical Oriental Exclusion

Historical Pearl Harbor

Historical Relocation of Japanese Americans

Historical Relocation of Japanese American (Samuel Cooper

Correspondence)

Historical Surrender

Postwar Constitution, Japanese

Postwar - U.S./ Japan Relations Missionaries

Subject: Conscientious Objectors


1 3 Booklets

Caring Professions: an alternative to military careers

Civilian Public Service Camps Folder #1

C.P.S. Camps Folder #2

C.P.S. Camps Folder #3

Draft Resistance

Eichel Family

Lee Stern Letters (imprisoned CO WWII)

Lee Stern Papers

Militarism

Militarism in Education

Military Recruitment

Military Recruitment: Universal Military Training

Pacifism

Pacifism A.J. Muste

Samuel Cooper Correspondence (CO WWII)

U.S/Japan Relations Missionaries

Women in the Military


Subject: Arms Race


1 4 Booklets

Chemical Weapons – Biological

Emergency Committee of Atomic

Scientists

Japanese at UN for Disarmament 1978

Nuclear Accidents

Nuclear Proliferation

Nuclear Submarines/ Nuclear Submarine Hazards

Nuclear Submarines: Trident

Nuclear Weapons: (1959-1987)





Nuclear Weapons: Fernald Plant

Weapons in Outer Space

Subject: Arms Race Economics


1 4 Arms Sales

Economic Conversion

Military Spending

Subject: Nuclear Arms Treaties


1 4 Arms Control

Banning Weapons in Outer Space

Geneva Talks: Reducing Nuclear Weapons in Europe

SALT II Agreement

START

Subject: Nuclear Testing


1 4 A-Bomb Crews

Comprehensive Test Ban

Exposure of G.I.'s

Exposure of G.I.'s - Smitherman

Exposure of Islanders: Folder #1



Folder #1

Folder #2

Folder #3

Folder #4

H-Bomb 1954-1955 Testing

High Altitude Testing

Nuclear Free Pacific

Other Countries


Underground Nuclear Tests

Subject: Nuclear Energy


2 1 Accidents

Accidents: Chernobyl

Accidents: Three Mile Island

Atomic Energy Commission

Atomic Power: Peaceful Uses

Breeder Reactors

Decommissioning

Economic Debate

France

Fusion

Hazards Folder #1

Hazards Folder #2

Hazards Folder #3

Hazards Folder #4

High Energy Physics

Japan

Legislation

Maps

Marble Hill

Missing Fuel

Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Nuclear Weapons

Pamphlets

Posters

Pro Nuclear Energy

Protests

Radioactive Wastes Folder #1

Radioactive Wastes Folder #2

Radioactive Wastes - Military

Reprocessing Plants

Sea brook

Silkwood Case

Transportation of Wastes

Uranium Mining

Zimmer Plant Folder #1

Zimmer Plant Folder #2

Subject: Radiation Hazards


2 2 Center for Atomic Radiation Studies (Acton, MA)

Folder #1

Folder #2

Folder #3

Irradiation

National Citizens' Hearing for Radiation Victims

Radiation Victims

Subject: Effects of War



2 2 Cartoons

Citizen Soldier (Veterans Organization)

Chemical Poisoning

Nuclear Terrorism

Nuclear War: Accidental Nuclear War

Nuclear War: Effects

Nuclear War: Effects on Specific Locations

Nuclear War: Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)

Nuclear War Folder #1

Nuclear War Folder #2

Nuclear War: Nuclear Winter

Nuclear War: Quotes

Persian Gulf Resources

Personal Accounts: U.S. Servicemen

Photographs

Reconciliation

The Holocaust

Threat of War: Psychological Effects

War Poems

WWII

Subject: Medical Effects of Hiroshima/Nagasaki


2 2 Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission

Medical Effects: Clippings

Medical Effects: Genetics

Medical Effects: Stress

Medical Effects

Medical Papers on Hiroshima Survivors

Medical Reports on A-Bomb Hospital

Medicine: Radiation Effects Research Foundation Research

Medicine: RERF Research Reports

Subject: Committee for A-Bomb Survivors in US


2 2 ABSUS Congressional Hearing - March 31, 1978

Clippings

Correspondence

History

Kuramoto, Kanji

Leaflets

Legislation

Legislation Supporters

Mailing

Material in Japanese

News Clippings (Japanese)

News (English & Translated)

Petitions

Photographs

Radiation Effects

Radiation Exposure


Suyeishi, Kaz

Suyeishi, Kaz - Correspondence

Task Force on A-Bomb Survivors

Subject: Survivor Visitors, PRC


2 2 Mayors Visit - November 28-29, 1976

Rev. Matsumoto Visit - August 1975

US/Japan Nuclear Victims Tour - 4/8/80

Visit of Kadamoto and Ogura - 1974

Subject: Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection Advisors


2 3 Consultants

Consultants Chatscield, Charles

Consultants Dye, Arthur

Consultants Murrey, Leo

Consultant Samuel, Yoskifo

Consultants Smith, Reed

Consultants Swanger, Eugene

Consultants Wilkison, Wade

Correspondence Advisors

Correspondence Advisors - Abrams, Irwin

Correspondence Advisors - Anders, Gunther

Correspondence Advisors - Boulding, Elise

Correspondence Advisors - Boulding, Kenneth

Correspondence Advisors - Bruner, Catherine

Correspondence Advisors - Cassyd, Syd

Correspondence Advisors - Chomsky, Noam

Correspondence Advisors - Cooper, Lester

Correspondence Advisors - Cory, Robert and Sally

Correspondence Advisors - Cousins, Norman

Correspondence Advisors - Dolci, Danilo

Correspondence Advisors - Farmer, James

Correspondence Advisors - Frank, Jerome

Correspondence Advisors - Fromm, Erich

Correspondence Advisors - Fuse, Toyomase

Correspondence Advisors - Gara, Larry

Correspondence Advisors - Goerlich, Norman

Correspondence Advisors - Gottlieb, Sanford

Correspondence Advisors - Hersey, John

Correspondence Advisors - Hester, Hugh

Correspondence Advisors - Hitzig, William

Correspondence Advisors - Hunter, Allen

Correspondence Advisors - Huntington,William

Correspondence Advisors - Jack, Homer

Correspondence Advisors - Jones, T. Canby

Correspondence Advisors - Jungk, Robert

Correspondence Advisors - Kastler, Alfred

Correspondence Advisors - Keith, Gertrude

Correspondence Advisors - Keys, Donald F.

Correspondence Advisors - Knopp, Fay


Correspondence Advisors - Larson, David and Margaret

Correspondence Advisors - Lifton, Betty Jean

Correspondence Advisors - Lifton, Robert Jay

Correspondence Advisors - Matsumoto, Takuo

Correspondence Advisors - McNeil, Elsie and Gelston

Correspondence Advisors - Moomaw, Ira and Mabel

Correspondence Advisors - Morotani, Yoshitaki

Correspondence Advisors - Morris, Edita

Correspondence Advisors - Nathan, Otto

Correspondence Advisors - Noel-Baker, Philip

Correspondence Advisors - Ogura, Kaora

Correspondence Advisors - Post, Richard

Correspondence Advisors - Pauling, Linus

Correspondence Advisors - Rapaport, Anatol

Correspondence Advisors - Reischhauer, Edwin

Correspondence Advisors - Reynolds, Earle

Correspondence Advisors - Richardson, Warren L.

Correspondence Advisors - Ross, Frances

Correspondence Advisors - Schmoe, Floyd

Correspondence Advisors - Schuchardt, Irmgard

Correspondence Advisors - Shivers, Lynne

Correspondence Advisors - Steinberg, Rafael

Correspondence Advisors - Swann, Marjorie

Correspondence Advisors - Togashi, William -(Deceased)

Correspondence Advisors - Wald, George

Correspondence Advisors - Willoughby, George

Correspondence Advisors - Wilson, E. Raymond

Correspondence Advisors - Wilson, Leland

Organizational Interoffice

Organizational Public Relations

Subject: Hiroshima “Thirty Years After” Conference


2 3 Correspondence

Financial

Mailings

Messages

Organizational

Proposals, Resolutions

Publicity, News Media

Reports-Wittenberg Journal

Speeches

Subject: Hiroshima Manuscripts


2 3 “Bombing of Hiroshima in 1945”, by Sylvia B. Warner. Unpublished.

Book proposals

Children’s Books

“Document of A-Bombed Nagasaki”, Dr. Tatsuichiro Akizuki.

Dr. Tomin Harada's Autobiography - Rough Copy

“Festival of the Dead”, Dorothy Stroup. Unpublished.

“Hiroshima Notes”, Kenzaburo Oe.


“In the Event of Catastrophe” – PBS

“In the Sky Over Nagasaki”

“Living beneath the Atomic Cloud”

“Living For a Peaceful Tomorrow” draft

“Living For a Peaceful Tomorrow” Manuscript Correspondence Rip

Van Winkle

School Children's Compositions -“Wishes"

“Testimony of Hiroshima” FOLDER #1





“Testimony of Hiroshima” Correspondence

“Testimony of Hiroshima” Translation

“The Human Future: An Inquiry of Physicist from Hiroshima”, Dr.

Naomi Shono. Unpublished.

“The Three White Clouds of Hiroshima” Edited by Sylvia Warner

Subject: H/N Translation Group


2 4 A-bomb Literature Questionnaire

Abstracts

Bibliographies 1st Draft

Bibliographies and Abstracts – Information Sheets

Bibliographies Summaries

Book List

Books Already Translated

Cataloguing Problems

Correspondence (1975 – 1977)

Correspondence Cousin

Correspondence Hiroshima

Correspondence Nagasaki

Correspondence Tokyo

Drafts

Financial

Funding Efforts

Interoffice

Hibakusha in America

I Bear Suffering – Saito, Masahiko Story

In the Sky – Correspondence

In the Sky – Illustrations

In the Sky – Photographs

In the Sky Over Nagasaki Translated Manuscript

Kurihara Sadako

Living for a Peaceful Tomorrow –Translated Manuscript, Completed

1977

Living for a Peaceful Tomorrow – Translation Work and Comments

Living for a Peaceful Tomorrow – Translated by Evans Roberts’

Group in Washington, 1979-1981

Meetings – House

Meetings – Work

Misc. Comments


Peace Reader for Senior High

Publicity

Reports

Supporters

Subject: H/N Translation Group: Japanese Language


2 4 Japanese Language – A-bomb Hospital Hiroshima

Japanese Language - A-bomb Hospital Nagasaki

Japanese Language – A-bomb Related News Articles

Japanese Language – Bibliography: Newspaper Clippings and

Indexes

Japanese Language – Educational Materials on Peace

Japanese Language – Heiwa Bunka

Japanese Language – Heiwa Kagaku and Kenkyu Tsushin

Japanese Language – Hiroshima Reports

Japanese Language –Korean A-bomb Survivors Materials, Hayaku

Engo O

Japanese Language – Maps

Japanese Language – Mizu O Kudasai

Japanese Language – Misc. Pamphlets

Japanese Language – Morishita’s Answers

Japanese Language – Nagasaki No Shogen Nyusu

Japanese Language – Newsletter

Japanese Language –Newsletters, ABCC/RERF

Japanese Language –Newsletters, Misc.

Japanese Language - Pronunciation of Places in Hiroshima

Subject: Hiroshima/Nagasaki Memorial Collection


2 4 Activities by Date

Barbara Reynolds Trips, Talks, etc.

Board Minutes

Friends House

Grant Proposals

Miscellaneous

Organizational History

Organizational Mailings

PRC Controversy 1989 with Barbara Reynolds

Proposals

Subject: Peace Movement: General


3 1 21st Anniversary World Conference Against A & H-Bombs

Birthday Cards for Korean Prisoners

Booklets

Central Org. Committee for Sending National Delegation to UNO 1975-76

Christian Peace Conference

Citizens Group to Convey Testimonies of Hiroshima & Nagasaki

Friendly Association of Wishing Peace

Hiroshima International Forum

Hiroshima Peace Institute - Newsletter


Hiroshima/Nagasaki Pearl Harbor

Individual Responses - Otto, Nathan

Peace Movement-General: International Youth Seminar

Japan Council of Religionist for Peace

Japan Peace Research Group

Japan Peace for Vietnam Committee

Kakkin Kaigi

Miscellaneous

No Cut Movement

Ohdake Foundation

Osaka Association of A-Bomb Victims

Oomoto

Peace Education - Japan

Peace March 1977 - Tokyo to Hiroshima

Postcards

Re-Unification Movement

Serva

Sohyo News

The PeaceMaker 1

The PeaceMaker 2

The PeaceMaker 3

The PeaceMaker 4

The PeaceMaker 5

The PeaceMaker 6

The PeaceMaker 7

The PeaceMaker 8

The Peace Society for the 5th

Fukuryu Maru

U.S. Military Protests

U.S. Policy Booklets

WIN Magazine 1

WIN Magazine 2

WIN Magazine 3

WIN Magazine 4

WIN Magazine 5

WIN Magazine 6

WIN Magazine 7

WIN Magazine 8

WIN Magazine 9

WIN Magazine 10

Women Join Hands for Peace

World Association of World Federalists

World Citizens

Zengakuren (National Students Association)

Subject: Peace Making


3 2 BAHA’I

Brethern Materials

Caldecott, D. Helen

Catholic Materials

Childrens Peace Statue

Denominational Resolutions


Friends Materials

Friends Peace Team Project

Functional Pathways to Peace

Jewish Peace Fellowship

June 12, 1982 Rally

League of Nations

Mennonite Materials

Monteverde Friends Community

Nobel Peace Prize

Nurenberg Principles

“Peace Armies”

Peace Declamations

Peace Essay Contest Guide

Peacemakers

Peacemakers: Litsunid

The Ribbon

Peace Pilgrim

Peace Posters, Prewar WWII

Peace Sites

PeaceWork

Socially Responsible Investing

Spiritual Basis for Peacemaking

United Nations

Women and Peace

Subject: Japanese Peace Movement Publication


3 2 Gensuikin News (1965-1971)

Gensuikin News (1967- )

Gensuikin News (1972-1975)

Gensuikyo - Japan Council Against A & H Bomb

No More Hiroshima (1957-1965)

No More Hiroshima (1966-1969)

No More Hiroshima (1970- 1975)

No More Hiroshima (1983- )

Subject: World Peace Museum Study Mission


3 2 Brochures

Clippings

Financial

Los Angeles

New York

Participants

Peace Research in Japan

Photographs, Team III

Proposal “Peace Train”

Publications, Messages

Schedules

Sponsors

Subject: World Peace Study Mission Preparation



3 3 Brochures

Clippings

Financial

Los Angeles

New York

Participants

Peace Research in Japan

Photographs, Team III

Proposal “Peace Train”

Publications, Messages

Schedules

Sponsors

Subject: World Peace Study Mission Trip


3 3 New Releases

Organizational Binder - New York

Program

Ted Reynolds Binder

Subject: World Peace Study Mission Follow-Up


3 3 Continuing Activities

Financial

Photographs

Reports

Subject: World Peace Study Mission Correspondence


3 3 Follow-Up

Miscellaneous

Michigan Area

Preparation

Reynolds, Barbara (1963)



Reactions

Ross, Frances

Swann, Majorie

Wilson, Norman

Subject: Hiroshima Peace Pilgrimage (1962)


3 3 Backgrounds

Correspondence - En Route

Correspondence - Preparation

Film

Mailings

Messages FROM Hiroshima

Messages TO Hiroshima

News Media


Opposition

Peace Pilgrimage Book

Photographs

Reports

Responses

Rome-Geneva Pilgrimage (1963)

Schedules

Subject: Peace Ambassadors and Organisational Files


3 3 Austin, Texas

Correspondence (1970)

Dramalogue

Fund Raising

General

Goodwill Ambassadors

Hiroshima, World Friendship Center, Etc.

HOPI

Indianapolis - Evanston

La Retreat Arrangements

La Verne

Matsumoto

New York City

News, Clippings, Releases, Etc.

Oakland, San Francisco

Philadelphia

Photographs

Preparation

San Francisco, August

Santa Barbara

Schedules

Syracuse

Washington

Watts

World Friendship Center, General

Subject: Unforgettable Fire Tour


3 3 Correspondence, Matsubara

Correspondence Preparation

Follow-Up

Matsubara Trip Coordinator

Preparation Press

Subject: World Friendship Center


3 3 Brochures

Correspondence

Correspondence 1967

Correspondence 1968

Correspondence 1969

Correspondence 1970


Correspondence 1974, 1975

Correspondence 1977, 1978, 1979

Correspondence Directors 1963 - 1969

Correspondence Directors 1980-

Correspondence Miscellaneous

Correspondence Japanese Language Translated/Untranslated

Extra

Japan Social Welfare Miscellaneous

Letters

Organization

RIJI

Volunteer Staff - 1966 - 1967



Volunteer Staff - Bentley, Beth and Daugherty, Edward

Volunteer Staff - Bowman, Mary and Clarence

Volunteer Staff - Butler

Volunteer Staff - Butler, Stan (1976)

Volunteer Staff - Chappell

Volunteer Staff - Cowley, Chris

Volunteer Staff - Cox, Edna

Volunteer Staff - Farrington, Herbert

Volunteer Staff - Geiger, Nicola

Volunteer Staff - Han, Soo Ho and Grace

Subject: World Friendship Center Volunteer Staff


3 4 Volunteer Staff - Harada, Tomin (Director)

Volunteer Staff - Harshbarger, Eva

Volunteer Staff - Inoue, Hiroshi

Volunteer Staff - Interpreters

Volunteer Staff - Inquiries

Volunteer Staff - Kaneko, Sharon

Volunteer Staff - Keith, Carl and Gertrude

Volunteer Staff - Knopp, Sari

Volunteer Staff - Kosasa, Kuniko

Volunteer Staff - Light, Emily

Volunteer Staff - Matsubara, Miyoko

Volunteer Staff - Matsumoto, Takuo (Honorary Director)

Volunteer Staff - McNeil, Gelston and Elsie

Volunteer Staff - Miyashita, Takako

Volunteer Staff - Moomaw, Ira and Mable

Volunteer Staff - Nagaoka, Mariko

Volunteer Staff - Parker, Maurine

Volunteer Staff - Requirements

Volunteer Staff - Reynolds, Barbara

Volunteer Staff - Reynolds, Barbara (Writings)

Volunteer Staff - Ross, Frances

Volunteer Staff - Row, Leona

Volunteer Staff - Sekiguchi, Yoshio

Volunteer Staff - Sekiya, Paul

Volunteer Staff - Seo, Kaori


Volunteer Staff - Shivers, Lynne

Volunteer Staff - Susu-Mago, Charlotte

Volunteer Staff - Takeuchi, Michiko

Volunteer Staff - Yanagihara, Joseph Shigeto

Volunteer Staff - Walther, Genevieve

Volunteer Staff - Wiig, Laurence

Intern, Abbey Pratt-Harrington, 2009

YuAi 1971-1980 - American Committee News 1975-1980

Subject: World Friendship Center Activities


3 4 Activities Committee

Audio-Visual

Bangla Desh Relief

Dedication - WPSM Return Visit

Friendship Nights

Go Between Services

Hibakusha Handicraft Tours (1965, 1967)

Hiroshima Day

Ideas

Letters to the Editor

Non-Violent Social Changes Workshop

Peace Proposals

Phoenix Voyage to Vietnam

Services, General

Student Exchange

Tying-the-World-Together Peace Fair

U.S. Peace Ambassadors 1971

U.S. Peace Ambassadors (Japanese 1971)

Vietnam Orphans Committee

Youth Peace Seminar 1972



Subject: World Friendship Center Records


3 4 Films

Guest Registration (1969 - 1973)

Hibakusha

Hoffman, Gene

Miscellaneous

Subject: World Friendship Center Self-Help Projects


3 4 Another Mother For Peace

Community Market

Friendship Houses

Goodwill Industries

Hibakusha Handicrafts

Peace Puzzles

Peace Toys

Servv


Social Welfare



3 4 Address Lists

Articles About

Authors

Clippings

Constitution, By Laws, Regulations

Diary (1965-1966)

Diary (1966)

Extra

Finances

Financial

General

Goodwill Ambassadors

History

Honorary Sponsors

Leaflet Duplicates, etc.

Leaflet Mailings

Library 1973

Membership Lists

Minutes

Peace Actions

Proposals

Prototypes and Network

Re-Evaluation

Reports

Reports, Proposals, Struggles,etc.

Riji-Kai Minutes (English)

Riji-Kai Minutes (Japanese)

Statements

Supporters

YUAI Mailings - Accounts

Subject: World Friendship Center American Committee


4 1 La Verne Correspondence

La Verne Minutes

La Verne Newsletter

La Verne Statements (1971)

Los Angeles Minutes

Minutes

Miscellaneous

Philadelphia Correspondence (1967-1970)

Philadelphia Minutes

Washington Correspondence

Washington Newsletter (1975- )

Subject: World Friendship Center Bulletins


4 1 Friendship #1 (English)


Friendship #2 (English)

Friends Bulletin, YUWA

YUAI, (Japanese)

Subject: World Friendship Center Backgrounds


4 1 Friendship Center (1963 - 1965)

Friends of Hibakusha (1963 - 1965)

Ideas

Pen Pals for Peace

Work Camp (1963)

Subject: World Friendship Center - Peace Ambassadors Exchange


4 1 PAX: 1993

PAX: 1996

PAX: 1998

PAX: 1999 Folder 1

PAX: 1999 Folder 2

PAX: 2000

PAX: 2009

PAX: Extra

Subject: World Friendship Center Teacher Exchange Project


4 1 Barbara Reynolds Correspondence

Visit August 1979

Visit August 1987

Visit 1989

Subject: World Friendship Center Visitors


4 1 Methodist Federation for Social Action

Supporters Heath, Ruth

Subject: News Media


4 1 Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: 50th

Anniversary Publications

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Issue 5/11/76 - Hiroshima Re-

enactment

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Hibakusha Travel Grant Program

(Newspaper Reporters)

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Hiroshima/Nagasaki Remembered

(Other than August 6 & 9)

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Miscellaneous

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Never Again Campaign

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Postwar Japan

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Recovery of Hiroshima/Nagasaki

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Smithsonian Enola Gay Exhibit

Controversy

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Survivors of Hiroshima


Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima: Visits to Hiroshima/Nagasaki Atomic

Museums

News Media

Subject: H/N Bombing Publications


4 1 1940's and 1950's

1960's and 1970's

1980's and 1990’s

Subject: War Tax Resistance


4 1 Booklets

Issues - Tax Resistance

Tax Resistance

War Tax Concerns

War Tax Resisters

War Peace Tax Fund

Subject: Fallout


4 2 Agreement - 1963-1965

Clippings Before 1958

Clippings 1958

Clippings 1959 +

Clippings 1962

Clippings 1963

Detection Hearing, Aug. 1961

Government Hearings

Hearings of 1962

Treaty Banning Nuclear Weapon Testing in the Atmosphere - 1962-1963

Subject: Individual Responses


4 2 Aalfs, Mark

Anderson, Bent

Armstrong, Larry

Awbrey, Stuart

Baez, Joan

Barker, Rodney

Berg, Suzanne

Bernstein, Barton

Berrigan, Philip

Childers, Barry

Corl, Dan

Ellsberg, Daniel

“Everyman”

Fitzgerald, Mark

Frank, Jerome

Geiger, Walton B.

Gottlieb, Edward P.

(Sen.) Hatfield, Mark


Dr. Heimlich, Henry J.

Herbster, Hildegard

Hersey, John

Hester, Hugh

Hoglund, Irene

Hooke, Walter G.

Kapitza, Piotr

Laucks, Irving (1882-1981)

Lovejoy

Lowenthal, Milton

Matsubara, Miyoko - visit to U.S. Nov. 1993

McMillan, Mary

Muste, A.J.

Naeve, Virginia

Nicholson, Herbert

Niemoller, Martin

Osborn, Earl Dodge

Phillips, John Aristotle - “The A-Bomb Kid”

Schmoe, Floyd - “Houses for Hiroshima”

Schweitzer, Albert

Skinner, Laurence W.

Somerville, John

Dr. Spock (Clippings)

Steere, Douglas

Templin, Ralph

Trolme, Andre

Wells, Charles A.

Subject: Papers and Disserations


4 2 "A New Hope: Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zones (Historical

Background)", Eiko Nagasue

“Atomic Bomb Literature – 30 Years After” by Yoshiko Y. Samuel

"Conscience and Politics: American Public reactions in the 1940's and 1950's

to the use of Atomic Bombs on Japan”, Michael Yavenditti

Effects of War; Pacifism

Dissertations on Hiroshima/Nagasaki

Doctoral Dissertation Bibliographies on Japan and Korea

Den Censurerade Atombomben, Monica Braw

“Hiroshima and the Place of the Narrator” John Whittier Treat

“Hiroshima: The Aftermath”, John Hersey (follow-up)

"Japan's Atomic Legacy", William E. Achilles III

"John Hersey and the American Conscience: The Reception of 'Hiroshima'",

Michael Yavenditti

"Neglected Aspects of the Health Effects of Low Levels of Ionizing

Radiation on Man", Edward Martell

"Nuclear Deterrence and Arms Control", Reishtein

"Status of the Hibakusha in the United States”, Rosemary George

“The American People and the use of Atomic Bombs on Japan: the 1940's",

Michael Yavenditti

“The Expansion of Treatments of Japan in High School Testaments in

American History”, 1951-1972 (Kikuko Kambayashi)


"The Fallacies of Deterrence: Theory and the Human Response to the

Threat of Nuclear War", Paul L. Hodel

“The Hiroshima Problem: An Overview” by Mark Sakaroff

"The Japanese Peace Movement since the Dropping of the Atomic

bombs Over Hiroshima and Nagasaki", Joel Fridgen

"The Poetry of Kurihara Sadako, A Hibakusha Poet", Dan Carol

"The U.S. Rights and Duties Toward the Present Residents of

Hiroshima and Nagasaki", Masakazu Sone

“Under the Mushroom” Lee Waisler

"World Arbitration Council", William Flaherety

Subject: Creative Responses


4 3 Art

Art: Architecture-Brandt, Heidi- Peace Learning Center

Art: Hiroshima Panels

Art: Kiri-e (Cloth Paintings)

Art: Munio Makuuci

Art: Nagasaki Panels:Shiroyama School

Art: Sculpture: Kazuaki Kita

Art: Painting-Maruki

Booklets

Consider the Lilies

Dance

Drama: "A Purpose Prejudicial"

Drama: "Dramalogue for the 25th

Year of the Nuclear Age"

Drama: U.S. Drama: Responses

Film: Children of the A-bomb

Film: Gass, Karl – Germany

Film: Japanese Films

Film Proposals: Dark Circle

Film Proposals: Hibakusha

Film Proposals: Mission of Mercy

Film Proposals: The Price

Film Proposals: SADAKO (Informed Democracy)

Literature: Dream Tree

Literature: Hiroshima: Chronicles of a Survivor

Literature: KOKESHI

Literature: The Bomb that Fell on America

Music Folder #1

Music Folder #2

Non-Fiction: Children of the Paper Cranes

Non-Fiction: Let There be a World

Non-Fiction: Project Gen

Peace Cranes

Poetry

Poetry: Sadako Kurihara

Poetry: U.S. Responses

Photography

Photography: Del Trediei

Photography: Tom Ives

Photography: Sasaki


Songs

Subject: Barbara Reynolds


4 3 Articles in Periodicals, Newsletter, Journals

Autobiographical Materials

Autobiographical Materials: Cry to Your Heart’s Content

Correspondence between Barbara and Rachelle Linner

Correspondence BY

Correspondence TO

Document of Atomic Bombing: Student Reaction

Honorary Citizen of Hiroshima

In Memoriam

International Symposium on the Damage and After-effects of the

Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Letters, Writings, Articles ABOUT

Media Vision

Miscellaneous

Reflections ABOUT

Timelines

Wonder Woman Award (Nov. 14, 1984)

Subject: Reynolds Family


4 4 1961 Analysis H. Matsumoto - Co-translator

Arrest in Paci Fid (July 2, 1958)

Correspondence FROM Earle and Barbara Reynolds

Correspondence TO Earle and Barbara Reynolds

Earle Reynolds - Phoenix Trial

Golden Rule

Honolulu Trial #1

Honolulu Trial #2

Individual Responses by Ted and Jessica Reynolds

Jessica’s Journal, copyright 1958

Letter To Public - Final Outcome of Bikini Voyage

Phoenix Voyage (1954-1960)

References on Phoenix Case - Bikini Trip (1961)

Return to Japan Party Pictures (Aug. 1, 1960)

Voyage to Russia - Purpose (Sept. 15, 1961)

Voyage to Russia (1961)

To Russia with Love, manuscript 1961-1962, Jessica Reynolds

White House Correspondence

Subject: Earle Reynolds


4 4 ABCC (Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission)

ABCC Physical Growth Study

“Announcement” (Feb. 10, 1962)

Articles by Editor of “Okinawa Morning Star” (April 1963)

Article - New York Times Magazine (March 24, 1968)

Biographical Material

Departure from Japan (Jan. 1970)- Sailed Yokohama Arrived (Aug. 7, 1970)


Deportation from Japan (1969-1970)

Everyman III

Expulsion from Japan (1969)

First Voyage to Vietnam - Various Papers (1967)

First Trip to China - Data for Attorney (May/Sept 1968)

First Trip to China (Dec. 10 1968) - Trial Statements (June 4, 1969)

HIPS (Hiroshima Institute for Peace Science)

Injunction: Speech at University of Mississippi (March 14, 1969)

Interview (July 17, 1969)

Letter (April 26, 1963)

Letter - Correspondence with Norman Cousins

Letter- De Witt Barnett - Re: Disposal of E.R.’s Peace Library (Dec. 27,

1965)

Letter to Editor - Published by Chugoko Shimbun - Farewell to Hiroshima

(Aug. 29, 1969)

Material on (H.I.P.S.)

Miscellaneous Writings/Articles ABOUT

Miscellaneous Writings BY

Movie Review “The Voyage to The Phoenix” (June 3-9, 1967)

Nagasaki Trial

Nagasaki Trial - China Voyage (March 31, 1970)

Nagasaki Yacht Club Photos

Nagasaki Yacht Club Honorary Members

Newspaper “Farewell to Hiroshima” by Chugoko Shimbun (May 15, 1970)

News Story - Shukan Asani (April 1967)

Oral History of E.R. by Dana Shoemaker (fall 1982)

Passport Revocations

Personal Resumes

Phoenix “Lloyd’s Reg. Of American Yachts” (1971)

Photos -China I & II

Photo “Phoenix” AQAG - Bob Eaton Skipper (1967, 1968)

Plans of Phoenix (1952)

Proclamation S.C. County (Oct. 18, 1990)

Proposal - Hiroshima Memorial Peace Library (Feb. 14 1964)

Report to Wenner-Gren Foundation on HIPS project (April 6, 1966)

Earle Reynolds: Research Monograph “Growth & Development of

Hiroshima Children Exposed to Atomic Bomb”

Sail of “Phoenix”: First approach to U.C. Santa Cruz (Sept. 8, 1970)

Second Voyage to China - Crew List

Second Voyage to Vietnam - Background

Information and Articles (1967-1968)

Speaking Tours

Speaking Tours sponsored by AFSC

Speech - Peace Science (Sept. 18 1978)

Talk - A.A.A. - San Francisco (Nov. 24, 1963)

Talk Seminar at HIPS (Aug. 22, 1962)

The Phoenix Voyage to Vietnam (1967)

Trip to China (1968)

Trip to China II (1969)

Trial (1968) #1

Trial (1968) #2

Voyage to Vietnam (Sept. 1, 1967)


Voyage to Vietnam - Medicines - Three Languages (1967)

Voyage to Vietnam - News Story:

Phoenix Comes Home (1967)

Quaker Adrift 1

Quaker Adrift 2

Quaker Adrift 3

Subject: Syd Cassyd


4 4 CASSYD - Reynolds Correspondence

Miscellaneous

Movie

Subject: Friendship Doll Project


5 1 Books – Nonfiction

Books – Welcome to the American Doll Messengers, 1927

Continuing Friendship Doll Programs

Correspondence FROM Toyama, Hirobumi

Correspondence TO and FROM Hiatt, Muriel

Creative Responses – Fiction

Ellen C.

Ellen C. Homecoming, 2010

Friendship Treasure Chest

Mary Lib Stanfield’s Research Notebook

Nagasaki Exhibit, 2003/2007

Online Resources

Other Individual Dolls

Periodicals

Toyama, Hirobumi – Other Peace Projects

Subject: Rodney Barker Manuscript Collection

Cabinet Drawer Folders

5 1 Rodney Barker created the collection while he was compiling information in

the 1980’S to write his book, The Hiroshima Maidens. The focus of this

collection is the stories of twenty-five disfigured Maidens from Hiroshima,

Japan. Researchers can examine the affects of the atomic explosion by

reading the Barker Notes or the Correspondence series, which include

accounts from the Maidens themselves and from those who took part in

organizing a trip to send the twenty-five Maidens to America, where they

would receive 138 surgeries, job skills, and regained self-esteem. Other

resources to look at in this collection are the News Media and the Hiroshima

Maidens series. These series use media clippings and personal accounts by

the Maidens to better explain their experiences. There is also a series of

cassette tapes, which include audio from Dr. Marvin Green, Norman

Cousins, and Rev. Tanimoto. Each served a role in assisting the girls with the

ability to get their surgeries and in the organizing of the trip to America.

Subject: Barker Notes


5 1 ON Cousins, Norman, Rev. Tandmots, and others

ON Green, Marvin


ON Misako

ON Yamamot, Atsuko

Yokoyama, Helen

Miscellaneous

Subject: Correspondence


5 1 Between Cousins, Norman & Jack Penn

Between Cousins, Norman & John Hows

Between Cousins, Norman & Todao Wantanab

BY Cousins, Norman

BY Yokoyama, Helen

BY Yokoyama, Helen TO Ida Day

BY & TO Ida Day

TO Barker, Rodney

BY William M. Hitzig

TO Cousins, Norman

Miscellaneous



5 1 Facts

News clips

Peace Center Foundation & Maidens

Accounts of Hiroshima

State Department Information

Saturday Review Executive Committee Minutes

Medical Info.

Toyoko Minowa - Her Account of Hiroshima

Misc. office Info.

Subject: Literature


5 1 Rough draft The Hiroshima Maidens book

Miscellaneous Parts of Books

Rough draft book, about Rev. Tanimoto

Subject: News Media


5 1 Articles from the Saturday Review

Miscellaneous Articles

Miscellaneous News Clips

Nuclear Info.

Medical Atomic Radiation Affects

Subject: Cassette Tapes


5 1 Rodney Barker Interviews / Ida Day

Rodney Barker Interviews/ Joyce L. (May 29, 1979) & Barbara

Reynolds (June 1, 1979)

Rodney Barker Interviews/ Barbara Reynolds - June 1, 1979


Rodney Barker Interviews/ Walter and Peg Bishop - December 18,

1978

Rodney Barker Interviews / Helen Yokoyama - September 13, 1979

Rev. Kiyoshi Tanimoto - June 20, 1979

Marvin Green

Dr. Marvin Green

Norman Cousins - May 9, 1980

Norman Cousins - February 12, 1985

Subject: Barbara Reynolds Photographs


5 1 BRPIC 001 – 010

BRPIC 011 – 020

BRPIC 021 – 029

BRPIC 031 –

Subject: China Trips 1 & 2


5 1 CTPIC 001 – 010

CTPIC 011 – 020

CTPIC 021 – 030

CTPIC 031 – 040

CTPIC 041 – 050

CTPIC 051 – 056

Subject: Barbara Reynolds photo negatives


5 1 Folder A

Folder B

Subject: Everyday Life


5 1 ELPIC 001 – 010

ELPIC 011 – 020

ELPIC 021 – 030

ELPIC 031 – 040

ELPIC 041 – 050

ELPIC 051 – 060

ELPIC 061 – 064

Subject: A-Bomb hospital


5 1 AHPIC 001 – 010

AHPIC 011 – 017

Subject: City of Hiroshima


5 1 CHPIC 001 – 010

CHPIC 011 – 020

CHPIC 021 – 030

CHPIC 031 – 040


CHPIC 041 – 044

Subject: City Hall of Nagasaki


5 1 CHNPIC 001 – 010

CHNPIC 011 – 014

Subject: Committee for A-Bomb Survivors


5 1 CASPIC 001 – 008

Subject: Creative Responses


5 1 CRPIC 001 – 010

CRPIC 011 – 013

CRPIC 021 – 030

CRPIC 031 – 040

CRPIC 041 – 050

CRPIC 051 – 060

CRPIC 061 –

Subject: Earle Reynolds


5 1 ERPIC 001 – 010

ERPIC 011 – 020

ERPIC 021 – 030

ERPIC 031 – 040

ERPIC 041 – 050

ERPIC 051 – 059

Subject: Hiroshima Peace Pilgrimage


5 1 HPPPIC 001 – 006



5 1 HMPIC 001 – 010

HMPIC 011 – 012

Subject: Peace Ambassadors


5 1 PAPIC 001 – 003

Subject: Goodwill Ambassadors Book


5 1 GABPIC 001 – 010

GABPIC 011 – 020

GABPIC 021 – 030

GABPIC 031 – 040

GABPIC 041 – 050

GABPIC 051 – 060

GABPIC 061 – 063


Subject: Phoenix Voyage


5 1 PVPIC 001 – 010

PVPIC 011 – 020

PVPIC 021 – 030

PVPIC 031 – 040

PVPIC 041 – 050

PVPIC 051 – 058

Subject: PRC Renovations


5 1 PRCRPIC 001 – 010

PRCRPIC 011 – 017

Subject: Nagasaki Individuals: Sumiko Fukuda


5 1 NISFPIC 001 – 005

Subject: Hiroshima Individuals: Kiyoshi Tanimoto


5 1 HIKTPIC 001 – 007

Subject: 30 Year Conference


5 1 30YCPIC 001 – 010

30YCPIC 011 – 020

30YCPIC 021 – 030

30YCPIC 031 – 040

30YCPIC 041 – 044

Subject: Albert Bigelow


5 1 ABPIC 001 – 003

Subject: Miscellaneous


5 1 MISPIC 001 – 010

MISPIC 011 – 018

Subject: Hiroshima Peace Park


5 1 HPPPIC 001 – 010

HPPPIC 011 – 020

HPPPIC 021 – 030

HPPPIC 031 – 040

HPPPIC 041 – 045

Subject: World Peace Study Mission


5 1 WPPIC 001 – 010


WPPIC 011 – 020

WPPIC 021 – 030

WPPIC 031 – 040

WPPIC 041 – 050

WPPIC 051 – 060

WPPIC 061 – 070

WPPIC 071 – 080

WPPIC 081 – 090

WPPIC 091 – 100

WPPIC 101 – 110

WPPIC 111 – 120

WPPIC 121 – 130

WPPIC 131 – 140

WPPIC 141 – 150



5 2 WPPIC 151 – 160

WPPIC 161 – 170

WPPIC 171 – 180

WPPIC 181 – 190

WPPIC 191 – 200

WPPIC 201 – 210

WPPIC 211 – 220

WPPIC 221 – 230

WPPIC 231 – 240

WPPIC 241 – 249

WPPIC 250 – 260

WPPIC 261 – 270

WPPIC 271 – 280

WPPIC 281 – 289

WFCPIC 001 – 010

WFCPIC 011 – 020

WFCPIC 021 – 030

WFCPIC 031 – 040

WFCPIC 041 – 050

WFCPIC 051 – 060

WFCPIC 061 – 070

WFCPIC 071 – 080

WFCPIC 081 – 090

WFCPIC 091 – 100

WFCPIC 101 – 110

WFCPIC 111 – 120

WFCPIC 121 – 130

WFCPIC 131 – 140

WFCPIC 141 – 150

WFCPIC 151 – 160

WFCPIC 161 – 170

WFCPIC 171 – 180

WFCPIC 181 – 186

Cassette Tapes: PRCCASS001-022A


Scrapbooks: PRCSB011, PRCSB012, PRCSB014, PRCSB016,

PRCSB017



5 3 Cassette Tapes: PRCCASS022B-037

Subject: Scrapbooks


5 3 Scrapbooks: PRCSB004, PRCSB005, PRCSB006, PRCSB008, PRCSB010,

PRCSB013



5 4 Cassette Tapes: 1975 30 Year After Conference

Subject: Scrapbooks


5 4 Scrapbooks: PRCSB001, PRCSB002, PRCSB003, PRCSB004, PRCSB007,

PRCSB009, PRCSB015

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