Publications, England, 1935-1939 and undated
June 1938-November 1939
47 digital pages
This folder includes British publications concerning pacifism and the rise to power of Adolf Hitler in Nazi Germany.
Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963
JFKPP-011-009
John F. Kennedy opened a Boston office in 1946, at the time of his election to the U. S. Congress from the Eleventh District, Massachusetts. The Boston Office files included here are a small part of the files from that office. Many files from the Boston Office seem to have been lost over the years. The series "Boston Office, 1940-1956: Personal File" contains personal files located in the Boston office. Of note are the naval records of John F. Kennedy, and a few items from his assignment as a special correspondent for Hearst Newspapers in 1945. For additional material on John F. Kennedy's navy career, researchers should consult Series 8. Navy Records, 1941-1964. Researchers should note souvenirs may also be found in Series 2. Early Years; Subseries 5.2. Souvenirs, 1940-1950; and Subseries 6.1. Correspondence, Personal File.
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