Herman Phleger papers, 1912-1973.

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Herman Phleger papers, 1912-1973.

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Correspondence with government officials and agencies, colleagues, friends, etc., highlighting Phleger's service in Legal Division, U.S. Military Government for Germany, 1945, as legal adviser, Dept. of State, 1953-1957, on various government committees and as member of several international conferences; diaries covering service during World War I (1918) and in Germany with U.S. Military Government (1945); speeches; clippings; transcript of his interview for John Foster Dulles oral history project; and subject files relating to international conferences (Antarctica, Suez, etc.) military occupation of Germany after World War II, Nuremberg trial, United Nations, arms control, San Francisco waterfront strikes, 1934 and 1936, U.C. Berkeley, class of 1912, etc.

2 boxes, 4 cartons, 1 oversize box (6 linear feet)

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