Asinof, Eliot, papers, [ca. 1930s-2000s]

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Asinof, Eliot, papers, [ca. 1930s-2000s]

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Documenting Asinof's writing career, the Eliot Asinof Papers, [ca. 1930s-2000s], comprise research notes, manuscripts and galleys, correspondence, photographs, printed materials, publicity and promotional items, film treatments, interview audiotapes, and videotapes of his speeches.

ca. 40 ft.

University of Texas Libraries

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