Charles Curtiss papers, 1938-1987.

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Charles Curtiss papers, 1938-1987.

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Correspondence, writings, notes, minutes, reports, resolutions, and printed matter, relating to internal divisions within the Mexican section of the Fourth International, Fourth International activities elsewhere, relations between Leon Trotsky and Diego Rivera, and theoretical debates in Trotskyist and social democratic circles.

1 ms. box.

spa,

eng,

Stanford University, Hoover Institution Library

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Stanford University, Hoover Institution Library

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