Mary Lusia Schofield sound recording collection, 1940-1963.

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Mary Lusia Schofield sound recording collection, 1940-1963.

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Songs of the Red Army Chorus of the Soviet Union; songs of the International Brigade from the Spanish Civil War; and the British Broadcasting Corporation tribute to President John F. Kennedy immediately after his assassination. Sound use copies available.

8 phonorecords.

Stanford University, Hoover Institution Library

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Stanford University, Hoover Institution Library

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