Consists of two gifts to the library. One gift was received as a deposit prior to 1968 and officially made a gift in 1989 by Tamar Wann (nee Kazman); the second was given to the library by Ruth N. Lowe, a friend of Tamar Kazmann, Werner's heir, in 1968. A note in the box mentions that 26 boxes of "Max Werner Archives" were sent to the Foundation for World Government.

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There is no indication that any physical processing took place for this collection. When the original deposit was accessioned as a gift in 1989 the collection became the "Max Werner Papers" and the second 1968 gift became "Max Werner Additional Papers". The finding aid for this collection integrates both and they are shelved together at the Mudd Manuscript Library. A finding aid was created from a MARC record in 2007.

There is no indication that materials were separated from this collection.

Subject

• Balance of power. -- 20th century
• Deterrence (Strategy)
• Military policy. -- 20th century
• Nuclear nonproliferation
• Nuclear warfare
• Politics and war
• Warfare, Conventional. -- 20th century
• World War III
• World War, 1939-1945 -- Causes

Place

• France -- Military policy. -- 20th century
• Germany -- History -- 1933-1945.
• Germany -- Military policy. -- 20th century
• Soviet Union -- Foreign relations -- United States -- 20th century
• Soviet Union -- Military policy. -- 20th century
• United States -- Foreign relations -- Soviet Union. -- 20th century
• United States -- Foreign relations -- 1945-1953.
• United States -- Military policy. -- 20th century

Occupation

• Journalists -- United States -- 20th century

Publisher

Public Policy Papers

Finding Aid Date

2007

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