Series II, Research Files, 1911-1992, 1911-1992, inclusive
Arrangement
Series is arranged into two subseries, both of which are arranged alphabetically.
Subseries I, Immigrant Left Files, 1911-1989, 1911-1989, inclusive
Scope and Content Note
Materials in this subseries consist of Buhle's research concerning immigrant radicalism in the 19th-century, with specific focus on Hungarian, Polish, Russian, Slovenian, and Ukrainian immigrant communities.
Arrangement
Subseries is arranged alphabetically.
Czechoslovakia: "Czechs in Cleveland: A Study in Ethnic Socialism, 1902-1938" by Gregory M. Stone, Nov 21, 1983, inclusive
Czechoslovakia: "Free Thought and Socialism in the Czech Community in Chicago, 1875-1887" by Richard Schneirov, circa 1984, inclusive
Czechoslovakia: "A Study of Radicalism in the Bohemian-American Community" by Joseph Chada, circa 1954, inclusive
Finland: Interviews, 1976-1982, inclusive
Finland: Secondary Sources, 1976-1980, inclusive
France: "Socialism in America: The French-speaking Coal Miners" by Ronald Creagh", circa 1988, inclusive
Greece: General, circa 1985, inclusive
Greece: "The Greeks in America" by Dan Georgakas, 1987, inclusive
Hungary: General, undated
Hungary: Newspapers: Bermunkás, 1924-1931, inclusive
Hungary: Newspapers: Magyar Jova, circa 1941, inclusive
Hungary: Newspapers: Új Elöre, 1922, inclusive
Hungary: Newspapers: Új Elöre, 1924-1926, inclusive
Hungary: Newspapers: Új Elöre, 1928-1936, inclusive
Hungary: Newspapers: Others, 1911-1931, inclusive
Hungary: Secondary Sources, 1977-1985, inclusive
Lithuania: "US Left and Labor Movements: The Role of the Lithuanians" by Rudolph Baranik, undated
Poland: General, undated
Poland: Dziennek Lodwy (People's Daily) articles, 1907, inclusive
Poland: Notecards, undated
Poland: "Packingtown Polonia: The Polish Worker and the Development of Community in Chicago's Stock Yard District" by Dominic A. Pacyga, Oct 10, 1981, inclusive
Poland: "Polish-American Socialism, 1880-1950" by Mary Eleanor Cygan (1 of 2 folders), 1989, inclusive
Poland: "Polish-American Socialism, 1880-1950" by Mary Eleanor Cygan (2 of 2 folders), 1989, inclusive
Poland: World War I, undated
Russia: General (1 of 2 folders), undated
Russia: General (2 of 2 folders), undated
Russia: Notes by Maria Woroby (1 of 2 folders), undated
Russia: Notes by Maria Woroby (2 of 2 folders), undated
Slovenia: "In Unity is Strength: A History of the Slovene National Benefit Society, 1904-1985" by Joseph Stipanovich (1 of 2 folders), 1985, inclusive
Slovenia: "In Unity is Strength: A History of the Slovene National Benefit Society, 1904-1985" by Joseph Stipanovich (2 of 2 folders), 1985, inclusive
Ukraine: General (1 of 2 folders), undated
Ukraine: General (2 of 2 folders), undated
Ukraine: Newspapers, 1914-1922, inclusive
Subseries II, CLR James Files, 1939-1992, 1939-1992, inclusive
Scope and Content Note
Materials in this subseries include correspondence, newspaper articles, unpublished writings, and published writings concerning Buhle's relationship with and research on the Afro-Trinidadian historian and social theorist CLR James. The subseries contains correspondence between Buhle, James, James' ex-wife Constance Webb, Guyanese writer Wilson Harris, poet E. Ethelbert Miller, historian Noel Ignatiev, historian George Rawick, and other individuals involved in James' personal and professional life. The subseries also includes materials concerning Buhle's biography of James, including notes, preliminary drafts, and reviews. Also included are essays, obituaries of James, correspondence concerning the formation of the CLR James Society, and a chapter of James autobiography, My Life with Women.
Arrangement
Subseries is arranged alphabetically.