Peter Viereck papers, 1815-2006
Peter Viereck papers, 1815-2006
Summary Information
Abstract
At a Glance
- Call No.:
- MS#1412
- Bib ID:
- 6134809 View CLIO record
- Creator(s):
- Viereck, Peter, 1916-2006
- Repository:
- Rare Book and Manuscript Library
- Physical Description:
- 83.7 linear feet (89 document boxes 30 record storage cartons 1 flat box)
- Language(s):
- English .
- Access:
- You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collection material in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room. You can schedule an appointment once you've submitted your request through your Special Collections Research Account.
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This collection has no restrictions.
This collection is located off-site. You will need to request this material at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.
Description
Summary
The collection includes letters, manuscripts, documents, photographs, tapes, printed material, and memorabilia of Peter Viereck (1916-2006) and those of his father, George Sylvester Viereck (1884-1962), and mother, Margaret Hein Viereck. Some of the notable correspondents are Daniel Boorstin, Joseph Brodsky, Sigmund Freud, W.V.O. Quine, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., George Bernard Shaw, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and William Carlos Williams. There are extensive files of manuscripts of Viereck's work, as well as those of his father. In addition, there are numerous files which contain photographs of the Viereck family and their friends and associates.
Arrangement
This collection is arranged in ten series.
Using the Collection
Restrictions on Access
You will need to make an appointment in advance to use this collection material in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room. You can schedule an appointment once you've submitted your request through your Special Collections Research Account.
This collection has no restrictions.
This collection is located off-site. You will need to request this material at least three business days in advance to use the collection in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library reading room.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
Reproductions may be made for research purposes. The RBML maintains ownership of the physical material only. Copyright remains with the creator and his/her heirs. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the patron.
Preferred Citation
Identification of specific item; Date (if known); Peter Viereck Papers; Box and Folder; Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library.
Accrual
No additions are expected
Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. Contact rbml@columbia.edu for more information.
Ownership and Custodial History
Purchase from Lame Duck Books, July 2006.
Immediate Source of Acquisition
2006-2007-M11: Method of acquisition--Purchase; Date of acquisition--2006 July.
About the Finding Aid / Processing Information
Columbia University Libraries, Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Processing Information
Papers semi-processed Elena Locascio, SUNY Geneseo, 2011, Darragh Martin, GSAS 2011 2007-2009.
Revision Description
2010-11-23 File created.
0210-11-30 xml document instance created by Lea Osborne
2019-05-20 EAD was imported spring 2019 as part of the ArchivesSpace Phase II migration.
Biographical Note
Peter Viereck (1916-2006) was a seminal figure in American conservative thought as well as an award-winning poet and historian who won Guggenheim Fellowships in both poetry and history. Viereck wrote prolifically on politics and intellectual history, and published over a dozen collections of poetry, most recently Door: Poems (2005). In 1949 Viereck won the Pulitzer Prize for his first book of poems, Terror and Decorum. Often credited with launching and naming the modern conservative intellectual movement in the late 1940s, Viereck later criticized its direction and deplored Senator Joseph McCarthy for betraying authentic conservative values. He was professor of Russian and European history at Mount Holyoke College for nearly fifty years
Peter Viereck's father, George Sylvester Viereck (1884-1962), played a prominent role in the literary and cultural scene of early twentieth-century America, inspiring and serving as the first secretary of the Poetry Society of America. As a free-lance writer for publications including The Saturday Evening Post, George Sylvester Viereck interviewed many leading figures, including Albert Einstein and Adolph Hitler, and was a friend of Sigmund Freud. During World War II, the elder Viereck's standing was destroyed by his support for Nazi Germany as a paid propagandist. He was arrested and jailed for five years as an unregistered agent of Germany, although espionage charges against him were ultimately dropped. During his imprisonment, his younger son died in U.S. military service at Anzio, Italy, deepening George Sylvester Viereck's rift with his elder son Peter, who served as a U.S. Army intelligence analyst during the war. Peter Viereck had already diagnosed the evils of Nazi Germany in his book Metapolitics: From the Romantics to Hitler, begun at Harvard in 1936 and first published three months before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Subject Headings
The subject headings listed below are found in this collection. Links below allow searches for other collections at Columbia University, through CLIO, the catalog for Columbia University Libraries, and through ArchiveGRID, a catalog that allows users to search the holdings of multiple research libraries and archives.
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Series I: Correspondence, 1926-2005
The correspondence is extensive and wide-ranging. There are many prominent writers, politicians, philosophers and poets and historians noted, such as: George Santayana; Henry Cabot Lodge; C. S. Lewis; Wendell Willkie; W. H. Auden; Robert Graves; Wallace Stevens; Carl Sandburg; Stephen Spender; Susan Sontag; and George Santayana. There are also significant files of family correspondence.
Subseries 1 is arranged alphabetically by the last name of the individual.
Box 106
Box 97
Box 63
Box 52
Box 111
Box 96
Box 1
Box 7
Box 117
Box 9
Box 20
Box 113
Box 96
Box 9
Box 20
Box 111
Box 2
Box 103
Box 104
Box 118
Box 52
Box 38
Box 113
Box 111
Box 103
Box 52
Box 52
Box 52
Box 96
Box 5
Box 103
Box 113
Box 44
Box 63
Box 103
Box 96
Box 20
Box 96
Box 106
Box 113
Box 113
Box 102
Box 111
Box 90
Box 91
Box 92
Box 94
Box 102
Box 105
Box 52
Box 113
Box 96
Box 56
Box 34
Box 111
Box 19
Box 43
Box 90
Box 52
Box 104
Box 97
Box 97
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 104
Box 103
Box 18
Box 65
Box 34
Box 104
Box 118
Box 103
Box 52
Box 97
Box 102
Box 97
Box 38
Box 97
Box 19
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 15
Box 77
Box 103
Box 111
Box 102
Box 111
Box 52
Box 111
Box 104
Box 46
Box 90
Box 103
Box 103
Box 34
Box 108
Box 105
Box 103
Box 37
Box 13
Box 37
Box 4
Box 111
Box 102
Box 15
Box 103
Box 96
Box 105
Box 52
Box 52
Box 34
Box 106
Box 111
Box 7
Box 113
Box 96
Box 103
Box 113
Box 97
Box 19
Box 113
Box 105
Box 52
Box 97
Box 102
Box 97
Box 7
Box 111
Box 64
Box 106
Box 111
Box 102
Box 111
Box 111
Box 52
Box 97
Box 111
Box 111
Box 111
Box 45
Box 103
Box 111
Box 97
Box 111
Box 32
Box 33
Box 34
Box 106
Box 111
Box 45
Box 3
Box 102
Box 105
Box 111
Box 111
Box 34
Box 105
Box 45
Box 107
Box 111
Box 52
Box 52
Box 45
Box 111
Box 15
Box 102
Box 65
Box 1
Box 111
Box 96
Box 65
Box 111
Box 47
Box 4
Box 8
Box 9
Box 105
Box 111
Box 106
Box 5
Box 6
Box 104
Box 111
Box 20
Box 111
Box 52
Box 118
Box 46
Box 105
Box 20
Box 105
Box 105
Box 111
Box 47
Box 52
Box 52
Box 52
Box 105
Box 111
Box 47
Box 111
Box 7
Box 111
Box 1
Box 108
Box 52
Box 47
Box 52
Box 102
Box 6
Box 1
Box 52
Box 111
Box 105
Box 111
Box 105
Box 3
Box 38
Box 3
Box 105
Box 3
Box 52
Box 52
Box 76
Box 45
Box 15
Box 104
Box 111
Box 105
Box 38
Box 20
Box 97
Box 106
Box 111
Box 52
Box 52
Box 111
Box 52
Box 52
Box 118
Box 105
Box 113
Box 105
Box 104
Box 118
Box 47
Box 111
Box 118
Box 118
Box 33
Box 105
Box 111
Box 2, 118
Box 105
Box 111
Box 104
Box 111
Box 5
Box 37
Box 38
Box 110
Box 5
Box 105
Box 111
Box 105
Box 118
Box 78
Box 118
Box 105
Box 44
Box 18
Box 34
Box 95
Box 118
Box 77
Box 105
Box 118
Box 111
Box 111
Box 37
Box 118
Box 9
Box 118
Box 81
Box 84
Box 105
Box 118
Box 118
Box 111
Box 104
Box 97
Box 105
Box 118
Box 118
Box 103
Box 97
Box 111
Box 105
Box 118
Box 111
Box 111
Box 111
Box 118
Box 15
Box 111
Box 111
Box 102
Box 1
Box 102
Box 105
Box 6
Box 47
Box 105
Box 105
Box 44
Box 105
Box 105
Box 106
Box 105
Box 44
Box 6
Box 105
Box 104
Box 105
Box 105
Box 9
Box 44
Box 66
Box 104
Box 103
Box 102
Box 105
Box 102
Box 118
Box 44
Box 96
Box 4
Box 18
Box 105
Box 105
Box 105
Box 108
Box 103
Box 118
Box 66
Box 118
Box 63
Box 103
Box 118
Box 34
Box 91
Box 105
Box 34
Box 111
Box 105
Box 14
Box 7
Box 35
Box 52
Box 56
Box 63
Box 64
Box 65
Box 66
Box 71
Box 72
Box 73
Box 74
Box 76
Box 77
Box 78
Box 80
Box 83
Box 84
Box 85
Box 86
Box 87
Box 88
Box 89
Box 90
Box 94
Box 98
Box 101
Box 102
Box 103
Box 105
Box 106
Box 108
Box 110
Box 111
Box 113
Box 114
Box 119
Box 120
Box 70
Box 20
Box 113
Box 10
Box 44
Box 63
Box 10
Box 15
Subseries 2 is arranged alphabetically by the first word of the institutional name or by topic.
Box 63
Box 63
Box 20
Box 106
Box 103
Box 63
Box 94
Box 113
Box 63
Box 64
Box 63
Box 63
Box 52
Box 113
Box 117
Box 111
Box 111
Box 113
Box 113
Box 20
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 20
Box 113
Box 5
Box 113
Box 52
Box 111
Box 111
Box 14
Box 113
Box 65
Box 113
Box 102
Box 111
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 117
Box 111
Box 111
Box 113
Box 113
Box 102
Box 113
Box 113
Box 64
Box 108
Box 113
Box 19
Box 113
Box 106
Box 63
Box 77
Box 113
Box 111
Box 98
Box 113
Box 113
Box 77
Box 105
Box 20
Box 113
Box 9
Box 107
Box 113
Box 113
Box 7
Box 20
Box 7
Box 113
Box 113
Box 63
Box 64
Box 74
Box 95
Box 104
Box 105
Box 18
Box 104
Box 107
Box 104
Box 105
Box 49
Box 105
Box 91
Box 18
Box 106
Box 105
Box 64
Box 63
Box 64
Box 105
Box 113
Box 98
Box 7
Box 110
Box 113
Box 98
Box 108
Box 77
Box 111
Box 111
Box 7
Box 20
Box 23
Box 26
Box 44
Box 45
Box 77
Box 87
Box 89
Box 94
Box 95
Box 96
Box 97
Box 98
Box 111
Box 113
Box 18
Series II: Research Notes and Clippings, 1815-2005
Series II is composed of newspaper clippings and documents related to Viereck's interests. Some of the more widely researched topics include Russian History, prominent Russian politicians, Conservatism, Marxism and Socialism, Nazis, German History and politics.
Box 12
Box 13
Box 9
Box 13
Box 47
Box 114
Box 65
Box 65
Box 98
Box 98
Box 26
Box 102
Box 103
Box 11
Box 12
Box 55
Box 89
Box 113
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 103
Box 36
Box 107
Box 113
Box 44
Box 102
Box 111
Box 104
Box 107
Box 117
Box 37
Box 38
Box 35
Box 3
Box 104
Box 44
Box 46
Box 113
Box 110
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 103
Box 102
Box 102
Box 104
Box 108
Box 103
Box 104
Box 105
Box 19
Box 44
Box 106
Box 110
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 76
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 113
Box 113
Box 113
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 113
Box 102
Box 102
Box 47
Box 113
Box 55
Box 46
Box 102
Box 102
Box 102
Box 45
Box 46
Box 45
Box 102
Box 102
Box 45
Box 45
Box 46
Box 43
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 47
Box 45
Box 46
Box 107
Box 90
Box 45
Box 106
Box 36
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 8
Box 9
Box 44
Box 45
Box 46
Box 56
Box 46
Box 26
Box 106
Box 102
Box 107
Box 106
Box 37
Box 102
Box 103
Box 49
Box 77
Box 114
Box 48
Box 43
Box 104
Box 49
Box 103
Box 102
Box 14
Box 26
Box 106
Box 98
Box 98
Box 98
Box 10
Box 103
Box 65
Box 107
Box 32
Box 65
Box 14
Box 47
Box 97
Box 103
Box 106
Box 104
Box 10
Box 35
Box 55
Box 66
Box 76
Box 92
Box 102
Box 103
Box 43
Box 106
Box 107
Box 106
Box 106
Box 44
Box 1
Box 110
Box 106
Box 106
Box 19
Box 50
Box 51
Box 106
Box 107
Box 105
Box 108
Box 10
Box 46
Box 44
Box 106
Box 65
Box 44
Box 107
Box 66
Box 10
Box 107
Box 1
Box 106
Box 45
Box 37
Box 55
Box 106
Box 106
Box 103
Box 65
Box 105
Box 105
Box 3
Box 41
Box 42
Box 49
Box 50
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 114
Box 106
Box 76
Box 107
Box 108
Box 106
Box 102
Box 106
Box 111
Box 119
Series III: Drafts and Outlines, 1930s-2001
Series III contains drafts for Viereck's poems, essays, articles, and books. The series also has a small amount of reviews written by Viereck as well as lectures and some translations. Records are arranged alphabetically by title.
Box 72
Box 102
Box 107
Box 108
Box 113
Box 101
Box 100
Box 100
Box 100
Box 118
Box 17
Box 40
Box 61
Box 62
Box 64
Box 76
Box 91
Box 92
Box 94
Box 96
Box 108
Box 117
Box 80
Box 101
Box 75
Box 76
Box 117
Box 117
Box 102
Box 81
Box 105
Box 103
Box 94
Box 101
Box 11
Box 7
Box 4
Box 6
Box 103
Box 104
Box 44
Box 103
Box 5
Box 14
Box 15
Box 44
Box 104
Box 107
Box 104
Box 6
Box 28
Box 29
Box 32
Box 33
Box 56
Box 103
Box 28
Box 29
Box 103
Box 56
Box 94
Box 104
Box 99
Box 98
Box 117
Box 108
Box 117
Box 104
Box 111
Box 108
Box 108
Box 93
Box 98
Box 108
Box 46
Box 101
Box 103
Box 104
Box 95
Box 117
Box 104
Box 91
Box 95
Box 108
Box 5
Box 19
Box 43
Box 104
Box 117
Box 101
Box 107
Box 103
Box 14
Box 103
Box 102
Box 102
Box 107
Box 107
Box 101
Box 42
Box 103
Box 16
Box 103
Box 102
Box 55
Box 86
Box 107
Box 45
Box 113
Box 101
Box 101
Box 101
Box 100
Box 108
Box 109
Box 104
Box 92
Box 93
Box 101
Box 111
Box 9
Box 118
Box 101
Box 36
Box 107
Box 117
Box 44
Box 67
Box 108
Box 101
Box 99
Box 103
Box 100
Box 117
Box 117
Box 101
Box 101
Box 104
Box 19
Box 20
Box 100
Box 104
Box 117
Box 18
Box 19
Box 20
Box 35
Box 69
Box 104
Box 106
Box 108
Box 110
Box 104
Box 102
Box 76
Box 95
Box 104
Box 105
Box 106
Box 28
Box 54
Box 63
Box 103
Box 61
Box 102
Box 104
Box 107
Box 107
Box 107
Box 46
Box 101
Box 101
Box 15
Box 16
Box 23
Box 25
Box 38
Box 39
Box 40
Box 78
Box 14
Box 15
Box 105
Box 100
Box 104
Box 106
Box 42
Box 117
Box 1
Box 106
Box 16
Box 104
Box 19
Box 104
Box 103
Box 104
Box 100
Box 8
Box 13
Box 103
Box 56
Box 74
Box 107
Box 104
Box 110
Box 101
Box 101
Box 27
Box 42
Box 82
Box 44
Box 64
Box 111
Box 16
Box 45
Box 23
Box 9
Box 14
Box 26
Box 54
Box 59
Box 64
Box 78
Box 114
Box 117
Box 78
Box 100
Box 111
Box 83
Box 3
Box 76
Box 44
Box 113
Box 95
Box 117
Box 109
Box 108
Box 104
Box 110
Box 103
Box 89
Box 117
Box 107
Box 107
Box 110
Box 104
Box 108
Box 99
Box 107
Box 43
Box 95
Box 111
Box 102
Box 103
Box 75
Box 103
Box 62
Box 63
Box 92
Box 93
Box 94
Box 95
Box 102
Box 103
Box 103
Box 103
Box 35
Box 103
Box 103
Box 5
Box 7
Box 39
Box 40
Box 83
Box 88
Box 89
Box 117
Box 29
Box 30
Box 47
Box 55
Box 56
Box 58
Box 59
Box 60
Box 7
Box 110
Box 103
Box 103
Box 101
Box 101
Box 33
Box 66
Box 77
Box 95
Box 104
Box 109
Box 110
Box 100m
Box 103
Box 101
Box 103
Box 102
Box 117
Box 101
Box 109
Box 101
Box 102
Box 102
Box 101
Box 102
Box 117
Box 102
Box 103
Box 105
Box 106
Box 114
Box 8
Box 19
Box 104
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Box 108
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Box 109
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Box 110
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Box 111
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Box 113
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Box 116
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Box 117
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Box 10
Box 27
Box 48
Box 27
Box 23
Box 64
Box 81
Box 33
Box 47
Box 25
Box 45
Box 14
Box 76
Box 104
Box 113
Box 57
Box 2
Box 20
Box 28
Box 29
Box 32
Box 8
Box 64
Box 65
Box 66
Box 67
Box 68
Box 69
Box 71
Box 72
Box 73
Box 74
Box 118
Box 1
Box 2
Box 3
Box 4
Box 5
Box 6
Box 24
Box 78
Box 80
Box 83
Box 92
Box 94
Box 36
Box 37
Box 12
Box 13
Box 72
Box 91
Box 105
Box 108
Box 114
Box 117
Box 45
Box 47
Box 117
Box 1
Box 2
Box 3
Box 4
Box 5
Box 6
Box 7
Box 8
Box 9
Box 11
Box 12
Box 13
Box 14
Box 15
Box 16
Box 17
Box 18
Box 28
Box 29
Box 32
Box 33
Box 34
Box 47
Box 48
Box 49
Box 55
Box 56
Box 57
Box 58
Box 59
Box 60
Box 61
Box 62
Box 64
Box 65
Box 67
Box 71
Box 72
Box 75
Box 76
Box 77
Box 80
Box 81
Box 82
Box 83
Box 84
Box 88
Box 89
Box 90
Box 91
Box 92
Box 93
Box 95
Box 97
Box 98
Box 99
Box 100
Box 111
Box 117
Box 2
Box 27
Box 54
Box 56
Box 57
Box 103
Box 114
Box 107
Box 18
Box 44
Box 5
Box 6
Box 44
Box 104
Box 53
Box 54
Box 55
Box 56
Box 57
Box 78
Box 82
Box 83
Box 88
Box 89
Box 94
Box 96
Box 103
Box 117
Box 113
Box 39
Box 43
Box 47
Box 55
Box 78
Box 88
Box 89
Box 90
Box 96
Box 113
Box 105
Box 107
Box 103
Box 66
Box 73
Box 89
Box 78
Box 118
Box 101
Series IV: Reviews and Criticism of Viereck's Work, 1940s-2003
Series IV holds reviews of Viereck's writings. These reviews are of both his books and collections of his poems. This series is arranged alphabetically by title.
Box 108
Box 103
Box 104
Box 110
Box 111
Box 110
Box 1
Box 1
Box 3
Box 14
Box 2
Box 111
Box 113
Box 2
Box 3
Box 14
Box 102
Box 19
Box 110
Box 111
Box 95
Box 110
Box 4
Box 7
Box 8
Box 11
Box 8
Box 8
Box 118
Box 14
Box 66
Box 110
Box 111
Box 54
Box 55
Box 15
Series V: Photographs, 1937-2000
This small series is composed of photographs of the Viereck family. The bulk of the photographs are undated.
Box 115
Box 115
Box 87
Box 88
Box 1
Box 6
Box 9
Box 83
Box 84
Box 85
Box 83
Box 70
Box 11
Box 14
Box 14
Box 21
Box 52
Box 71
Box 78
Box 80
Box 81
Box 83
Box 84
Box 85
Box 87
Box 91
Box 115
Box 116
Box 116
Box 119
Box 120
Box 21
Box 32
Box 95
Box 98
Box 118
Box 102
Box 63
Box 61
Box 108
Box 108
Series VI: George S. Viereck, 1903-1989
Series VI contains an extensive and rich collection of papers relating to the life and work of George Sylvester Viereck. These files shed light on the complex relationship between Peter Viereck and his controversial father. There are important files on the trial and imprisonment of George Sylvester Viereck for violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act, as well as his correspondence, writings and interviews.
Box 115
Box 112
Box 105
Box 106
Box 112
Box 119
Box 119
Box 96
Box 120
Box 80
Box 96
Box 97
Box 106
Box 115
Box 116
Box 118
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 106
Box 96
Box 97
Box 112
Box 116
Box 97
Box 106
Box 116
Box 97
Box 115
Box 112
Box 112
Box 116
Box 112
Box 115
Box 21
Box 22
Box 84
Box 85
Box 87
Box 112
Box 21
Box 22
Box 23
Box 84
Box 85
Box 112
Box 115
Box 116
Box 84
Box 105
Box 115
Box 116
Box 21
Box 22
Box 23
Box 112
Box 101
Box 112
Box 116
Box 116
Box 116
Box 112
Box 119
Box 98
Box 112
Box 32
Box 119
Box 116
Box 116
Box 112
Box 116
Box 112
Box 113
Box 114
Box 116
Box 115
Box 115
Box 115
Box 106
Box 106
Box 120
Box 112
Undated
Box 119
Undated
Box 118
Box 116
Box 116
Box 86
Box 112
Box 21
Box 69
Box 75
Box 106
Box 105
Box 114
Box 97
Box 115
Box 116
Box 115
Box 116
Box 117
Box 119
Box 115
Box 117
Box 119
Box 119
Box 119
Box 115
Box 119
Box 112
Box 112
Box 119
Box 119
Box 119
Box 106
Box 116
Box 77
Box 118
Box 80
Box 115
Box 112
Box 112
Box 112
Box 77
Box 112
Box 115
Box 116
Box 112
Box 112
Box 115
Box 115
Box 119
Box 112
Box 119
Box 74
Box 96
Box 112
Box 105
Box 106
Box 112
Box 115
Box 112
Box 112
Box 119
Box 112
Box 112
Box 112
Box 115
Box 112
Box 116
Box 112
Box 112
Box 112
Box 119
Box 119
Box 119
Box 119
Series VII: Margaret Hein Viereck and Other Family Members, 1911-1979
Series VII is comprised of personal documents belonging to Margaret and other Viereck family members. Birth certificates, diplomas, wills, passports, financial documents, and related correspondence are held in this series.
Box 23
Box 83
Box 93
Box 78
Box 93
Box 96
Box 98
Box 118
Box 23
Box 70
Box 80
Box 81
Box 31
Box 87
Box 88
Box 112
Box 50
Box 31
Box 52
Box 78
Box 80
Box 83
Box 84
Box 85
Box 86
Box 95
Box 98
Box 112
Box 115
Box 116
Box 119
Box 116
Box 112
Box 116
Box 116
Box 116
Box 120
Box 26
Box 34
Box 84
Box 85
Box 86
Box 87
Box 120
Box 23
Box 120
Box 26
Box 30
Box 31
Box 26
Box 113
Box 75
Box 80
Box 30
Box 78
Box 118
Box 26, 87
Box 80
Box 47
Box 114
Box 112
Box 80
Box 80
Box 81
Box 86
Box 23
Box 48
Box 49
Box 70
Box 80
Box 51
Box 21
Box 50
Box 50
Box 61
Series VIII: Subject Files, 1935-2004
Series VIII contains subject files concerning Peter Viereck and his family. This series is arranged alphabetically by topic.
Box 104
Box 106
Box 107
Box 110
Box 111
Box 113
Box 114
Box 117
Box 115
Box 113
Box 104
Box 102
Box 106
Box 104
Box 104
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Series IX: Personal Documents and Artifacts, 1933-1993
This small series contains some of the Viereck family's personal documents such as address books, wills, educational records, death notices, and military records.
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Series X: Audiovisual Material, 1985-1997
Series X is composed of various lectures and poetry readings on audio and video cassettes.
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