Finding Aid for the Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo, Selig Adler Papers, 1932-1988

Container List

Series I. Personal Information, 1962-1985

The Personal Information series is divided into two subseries: Personal Correspondence and Family and Personal Information.

	Subseries A. Personal Correspondence
1.1		Miscellaneous correspondence, 1962-1988
1.2		Info. on Frontenac St. House, 1952-1975
1.3		Samuel P. Capen Chair, history
1.4		Dr. Julius Pratt, death 1983

	Subseries B. Family and Personal Information
1.5		Janet Adler, news clippings
1.6		Joseph Adler, annotated bibliography
1.7		Miscellaneous information
1.8		Photographs
1.9		Correspondence
1.10		Necrology, 1909-1984 [American Jewish History, Vol. 74 (No. 4) June 1985, reprint]
1.11		Selig Adler Memorial Fund/Lectures, etcetera

Series II. Publications, 1937-1982

Scope and Content: Series includes articles and book reviews by Adler and a copy of The Uncertain Giant, 1921-1941: American foreign policy between the wars (1965). One publication not included in this series is a festschrift honoring Adler, titled An American Historian, edited by Adler's friend and colleague Milton Plesur (1980), located in Series IV, Additional Materials. Series II also contains articles by friends of Adler and four folders of miscellaneous articles not by Adler.

The Publications series is arranged in six subseries.

	Subseries A. Publications - undated
1.12		Miscellaneous typed articles/lectures
1.12			Incomplete critique, not identified
1.12			All the Presidents' Women
1.12			Jewish Refugee factor in American Middle Eastern Policy, 1939-1945
1.12			Rating the presidents of this century
1.12			A short story of a long history, Judaism
1.12			Lecture series, outline
1.12			American presidency course, State University of New York at Geneseo
1.12			Franklin D. Roosevelt: Foreign policy; also includes copy assessment of policy
1.12			Lectures, no date

	Subseries B. Publications - dated Arranged chronologically.
1.13		"The Congressional Election of 1918," The South Atlantic Quarterly, Vol. 36 (No. 4), October 1937 , p 447-465 [original issue]
1.14		"Bryan and Wilsonian Caribbean Penetration," Hispanic American Historical Review Vol, 20 (No. 2), May 1940 p. 198-226 [original issue]
1.15		"The Palestine Question in the Wilson era," Jewish Social Studies Vol. 10 (No. 4) 1948 p. 303-334 [reprint]
1.16		"The Challenge of Survival," Ethos Vol. 1 (No. 1), 1956, p. 15-18 [original issue]
1.17		"Whither U.S. Policy?," Congress Weekly, Vol. 23 (No. 26), October 22, 1956
1.18		"America's Moment of Failure," Midstream Vol. 14 (No. 5), May 1968 [Book review of While Six Million Died by Arthur D. Morse. p. 66-72; original issue, manuscript]
1.19		"FDR and the Palestine Problem," Colleague, Vol. 7 (No. 7) March 25, 1971, p. 1-4 [original issue]
1.20		"Franklin D. Roosevelt y et sionismo," Maj Shavot Pensamientos Vol. 11 (No. 1 and 2), April-July 1972, p. 96-104 [original issue, in Spanish]
1.21		"Franklin D. Roosevelt and Zionism," Judaism, Issue 83, Vol. 21 (No. 3), Summer 1972
1.22		"F.D.R. and Zionism," The Jewish Digest, Vol. 18 (No. 11), September 1973, p. 7-11 [original issue]
1.23		"The United States and the Holocaust," American Jewish Historical Society Quarterly, Vol. 64 (No. 1), September 1974, p. 14-23 [reprint (2)]
1.24		"Hoover's foreign policy and the New Left " The Hoover Presidency: A Reappraisal, Martin L. Fausald (ed.), SUNY Albany, 1974. [reprint; chapter from book]
1.25		"The United States and the Middle Eastern Dilemma, 1917-1939," The Maryland Historian, Vol. 7 (No. 1), Spring 1976, p. 1-17 [original issue, manuscript]
1.26		"The Roosevelt Administration and Zionism: The Pre-War Years, 1933-1939," Essays in American Zionism, 1917-1939, The Herzl Press, New York, 1978, p. 132-147 [reprint from a yearbook]
1.27		The Uncertain Giant, 1921-1941: American foreign policy between the wars,New York. Macmillan, 1966, p. 132-147 [reprint from a yearbook]
1.28		Scrapbook of newspaper clippings

	Subseries C. Articles written by Selig Adler - printed
1.29-1.30		Critique of "While Six Million Died" [ Midstream May 1968, p. 62]
1.29-1.30		"FDR and Zionism", Pt. 1 [ The Jewish Digest , September 1973, p. 7]
1.29-1.30		"Franklin D. Roosevelt y el Sionismo," [ Maj'shavot / Pensamientos, April-July 1972, p. 96]
1.29-1.30		"Highlights of the History of the Jewish Family Service" [1981 Annual Meeting of Jewish Family Services, December 2, 1981]
1.29-1.30		"Presidential Affairs" [Magazine of Buffalo News, April 25, 1982]
1.29-1.30		"Roosevelt Administration and Zionism: Pre-war Years, 1933-1939" [ Herzl Yearbook, Vol. 8, 1978]
1.29-1.30		"American Jewry and that Explosive Statehood Question, 1933-1945" [Reprint from Bicentennial Festschrift for Jacob Rader Marcus, 1976 ]
1.29-1.30		"Franklin D. Roosevelt Foreign Policy: An Assessment" [ International Review of History and Political Science , May 1978, Vol. 15, no. 2, p. 1]
1.29-1.30		"The United States and the Middle Eastern Dilemma, 1917-1939" [ Maryland Historian, vol. 7, no. 1 Spring 1976]
1.29-1.30		"Isolationism Since 1914" [ American Scholar, Summer 1952, pg. 335]

	Subseries D. Book reviews written by Selig Adler - printed
1.31-1.33		Review of American Diplomacy and the Spanish Civil Warby Richard Traina, printed in Political Science Quarterly [v. 85, no. 4, 1970, p. 648]
1.31-1.33		Review of Zebulon B. Vance and the "Scatter Nation" reprinted from Journal of Southern History [vol. 3, no. 3 August 1941, p. 694]
1.31-1.33		Review of The Emergence of Conservatism Judaism: The Historical School in 19th Century America by Moshe Davis printed in the Journal of Jewish Studies [vol. 17, nos. 1 and 2, 1966pg. 111]
1.31-1.33		Review of An Uncertain Friendship: Theodore Roosevelt and Japan, 1906-1909 by Charles E. Neu published in Political Science Quarterly [vol. 85, no. 1, March 1970, p. 141]
1.31-1.33		Review of With Eyes Toward Zion by Moshe Davis, "An Overview of Jewish History," Midstream [vol. 25, no. 6, 1979, p. 87]
1.31-1.33		Review of The Jewish Community in Rochester, 1843-1925 by Stuart Rosenberg published in Jewish Social Studies [vol. 17, no. 2, April 1955, p. 167]
1.31-1.33		Review of The Realities of American-Palestine Relations by Frank E. Manuel published in Jewish Social Studies [vol. 12, no. 4, October 1970, p. 400]
1.31-1.33		Review of American Jewry and the Civil War by Bertram Wallace Korn published in Jewish Social Studies [vol. 13, no. 4, October 1951, p. 367]
1.31-1.33		Review of Steeled by Adversity: Essays and Addresses on American Jewish Life by Salo Wittmayer Baron published in Conservative Judaism[vol. 26, no. 4 1972, pg. 74]

	Subseries E. Articles (printed) written by friends, etc.
1.34-1.35		"Millard Fillmore and the Things of God and Caesar I and II" by John T. Horton [ Niagara Frontier, vol. 2, no. 2 1955]
1.34-1.35		"Personal Standards for the Rabbi" by Rabbi Isaac Klein
1.34-1.35		"The Presidential Heartbeat: the Health of Twentieth Century Presidents" by Milton Plesur [ Buffalo Physician, p. 10]
1.34-1.35		"The Heartbeat in the White House" by Milton Plesur [ American History Illustrated, vol. 5, no. 1, April 1970, p. 38]
1.34-1.35		"James K. Polk and John Bull" by Julius W. Pratt [Reprinted from: The Canadian Historical Review, December 1943]
1.34-1.35		"John C. Calhoun, Philosopher of Reaction" by Richard N. Current [Reprinted from the Antioch Review, 1943]
1.34-1.35		"Heine and His Cousins A Reconsideration" by Philipp F. Veit [Reprinted from the Germanic Review, 1972]
1.34-1.35		"The Morgenthau Peace Mission of 1917" by Richard N. Lebow [Reprinted from Jewish Social Studies, vol. 32, no. 4, 1970]

	Subseries F. Miscellaneous printed articles, 1950s-1980s
1.36		"Jewish Delaware: History, Sites, Communal Services 1955-1976" [ Jewish Historical Society of Delaware, 1976]
1.36		"The Wisconsin Society for Jewish Learning" by Herman Weil [ 1963]
1.36		"Jewish Studies in Universities: Alternate Approaches in Different Parts of the World" by Moshe Davis [Ext. of a Paper Presented to the Committee on Formal Jewish Studies Programs of the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, 1973]
1.36		"The Stranger in the Synagogue" by Abraham J. Karp [University of Rochester Library Bulletin vol. 14, no. 1 1958]
2.1		"American Jewry Cannot Dance at End of Puppet String Manipulated in Israel" by Judah J. Shapiro [The Jewish Frontier, Sept. 1970] - "A Symposium on the American Jew" by United Jewish Federation of Buffalo, Inc. 1952]
2.1		"A Decisive Pattern in American Jewish History" by Ellis Rivkin [Offprint from Essays in American Jewish History, 1958]
2.1		"Abraham Jacobi: Pediatric Pioneer" by Lytt I. Gardner, M.D. [Reprinted from Pediatrics vol. 24, no. 2 Aug. 1959]
2.1		"Has American Jewry Come of Age?" by Mordecai M. Kaplan, [The Reconstructionist vol. 19, no. 11 Oct. 1953]
2.1		"300 Years of Jewish Community Organization" by Isaac Franck, [The Reconstructionist vol. 19, no. 12 Oct. 1953]
2.1		"300 Years of Jewish-American Culture" by Charles Angoff, [The Reconstructionist vol. 19, no. 13 Nov. 6, 1953]
2.2		"In the Beginning" by Martin Salperstein, [Jewish Standard, July 1981]
2.2		"Vanishing American Jew" by Thomas B. Morgan, [Look Magazine, 5-5-64]
2.2		"American Jewry" by Emanuel S. Goldsmith, [National Jewish Monthly, Mar. 1968 , pg. 21]
2.2		"The Challenge of Freedom" by Joachin Prinz, [United Synagogue Review, Jan. 1966, pg. 16]
2.2		An Interview with Isaac Bashevis Singer" byHarold Flender, [National Jewish Monthly, March 1968, pg. 181]
2.2		"The American Jewish Academic" by Edward S. Shapiro, [Congress Monthly, Sept/Oct 1978, pg. 13]
2.2		"The Jewish Community: Jeopardy or Commitment" by Dr. Weisberg
2.2		"Some Notes on the Early Development of Jewish Charities in the United States" by S.D.Temkin,
2.2		"A Long Look Ahead: Jewish Life 120 Years From Now" by Rabbi Morris Adler
2.2		"BB and the Civil War" by Robert Shosteck, [National Jewish Monthly, Jan. 1962, pg. 9]
2.2		"The Meaning and Significance of Jewish Survival" by Walter S. Wurzburger, [Reprinted from Journal of Jewish' Communal Service, vol. 40, no. 3 Sept. 1964, pg. 307]
2.2		"Judaism in Suburbia: a Sociologists' View" by Rathan Glazer
2.2		"The Security of the Conspicuous" by Harry Golden, [ADL Bulletin Sept. 1957, pg. 1]
2.2		"American Jewish Firsts" by Tina Levitan, [Young Israel View-point Nov/Dec 1950, pg. 12]
2.2		"The Quest for Identity in a Pluralistic Society: The Jewish Experience in America" by Abraham J. Karp, and Philip S. Bernstein
2.2		"American Jews Rediscover Orthodoxy" by Natalie Gittelson, [New York Times Magazine, September 30, 1941
2.3		"American Judaism in the Light of History" by Meyer Waxman, [Chicago Rabbinical Council 1955]
2.3		"Dawn in the West" by Jacob R. Marcus, [American Jewish Archives 1981]
2.3		"This Tempting Freedom" by Allan Peskin
2.3		"Tomorrow's Prospect" by Jacob R. Marcus, [American Jewish Archives 1965]
2.3		"Out of the American Experience" by Henry E. Schultz, [Annual Meeting of the National Commission, Wash. D.C. 1965]
2.3		"Social Discrimination Against Jews in America, 1830-1930" by John Higham, [Reprinted from Publications of the American Jewish Historical Society, Vol. XLVII, no. 1, September, 1957]
2.3		"Judah P. Benjamin As a Jew" by Bertram W. Korn, [Reprinted from Publications of the American Jewish Historical Society, No. XXXVIII, Part 3, March 1949]
2.3		"Jewish Roots in America" by Bertram W. Korn [American Jewish Tercentenary, December 1953]
2.3		"Emerging Culture Patterns in American Jewish Life" by Abraham G. Duker, [Reprinted by The Jewish Education Committee of New York, June 1950]
2.4		Proceedings of the Conference on Writing Regional History, with special emphasis on religious and ethnic groups, 1955
2.5		The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1955
1		Card file of important authors

Series III. Subject Files and Lectures, 1932-1980

Scope and Content: This series includes Adler's lectures and notes on American and Jewish history and U.S. foreign policy, as well as his notes on the importance of establishing Jewish archives.

Arrangement: Files are divided into ten subseries and arranged by subject. Some lectures are arranged chronologically.

	Subseries A. Judaism
2.6		History of religion, lectures, 1950s [3 envelopes]

	Subseries B. Jews - History - General, Middle Ages
2.7		Survey of Jewish Historyby Leo Honor, 1932
2.8		The Jewish Middle Agesby Jacob Golub, 1937
2.9		Outline of history of Israel, no date
2.10		Jews, History, Origin - lectures, 1950s-1960s
2.11		Jews, History, Middle Ages - lectures, 1960s
2.12		The Jewish Medieval Heritage, February 4, 1962

	Subseries C. Jews - History - 20th Century
2.13		Simon Dubrow, Martyr, 1941
2.14		General, lectures, 1951-1952
2.15		U.S. and the Holocaust, 1974
2.16		Holocaust, lectures, undated
2.17-2.18		Lectures, Toronto, Canada, 1977, undated
2.19		General, undated [3 envelopes]
2.20		Lectures, Miscellaneous, undated
2.21		Can the Jews survive? 1960s
2.22		How did the Jews survive?, undated
2.23		Crises facing Jewry, undated
2.24		Critiques of books, undated
2.25		Growth of Jewish thought, 1950s

	Subseries D. Jews - History - Zionism
2.26		Lectures, 1970s (2 envelopes)
2.27		U.S. and the Middle East, lectures 1950s-1970s
2.28		General, undated
2.29-3.1		Misc. printed articles, not by Selig Adler

	Subseries E. Jews - History - United States - Contribution of Jews to American Life
3.2		Lectures, circa 1955-1979
3.3		U.S. Jewish influence in American political thought
3.4		Notes, undated
3.5		U.S. Judaism in American Civilization, undated

	Subseries F. Jews - History - United States - All lectures/notes
3.6		Jewish Civil rights, lecture 1947
3.7		General (Baltimore: 1951,1955)
3.8		Notes for lecture, Charlotte, North Carolina, 1959
3.9		Jewish notables: Noah, Wise, 1951
3.10		General (Detroit, 1957)
3.11		Teddy Roosevelt and the Jews, 1959
3.12		Jewish life today and in the future, 1950s
3.13		Problems of survival 1950s
3.14		Decisions facing American Jewry 1960s
3.15		American Jewry in the Civil War 1960
3.16		Temple Beth-El, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1961
3.17		How does American Jewry differ?, 1963
3.18		U.S. problems of American and Jewish Life, lectures, 1960s
3.19		Question of liberty/freedom, lectures, 1960s
3.20		Education/Problems of Education, 1961, 1962, undated
3.21		MacIver Report, Critique, undated
3.22		300th Anniversary, Lectures, 1970s
3.23		Bi-Centennial Reflections lecture, 1975
3.24		Bible in American history, undated
3.25		American and Jewish exceptionalism, February 24, 1976
3.26		Outlines for courses, History of Jews - U.S., undated

	Subseries G. Jews - History - United States - Buffalo - lectures
3.27		History of Jewish Associations
3.27		General 1955, 1960
3.27		General 1960s - 1980s
3.27		History of Temple Beth El 1961
3.27		General, undated

	Subseries H. United States History and Foreign Policy
3.27		U.S. Foreign Policy 1957
3.27		Whither Our Foreign Policy?, undated
3.27		U.S. Foreign Policy, undated
3.27		The United Nations, undated
3.27		Foreign Policy, 1963
3.28		Future of U.S. Foreign Policy, 1976
3.28		Isolationism, 1984
3.29		How Secure in Collective Security?, 1960s
3.30		Isolationism revisited since 1930s-1970

	Subseries I. United States History
3.30		Notes on McKinley Assassination
3.30		Notes on Teddy Roosevelt
3.30		History of UB Foundation
3.30		Notes on Civil Rights
3.30		Negroes in America, 1960s
3.30		Negro Revolution, 1970s
3.31		Misc. notes on American History
3.31		Misc. notes on Civil War
3.32		History- U.S.- Buffalo, undated

	Subseries J. Miscellaneous lectures
3.33		Archives, undated
3.34		Establishment of History Center: Milwaukee, 1963
3.34		Radicalism
3.34		Historiography, notes/lectures
3.34		Historiography, Revisionism, History today, 1970s
3.34		Historiography, Writing and teaching history today
3.35		Historiography, Jewish/American, 1960
3.36		Nature of local history, 1960s
3.37		Authors' clinic, 1955: Writing history of the Jews

Series IV. Additional Materials

Scope and Content Note: Series includes correspondence from Joseph Adler, Selig's son, as well as administrative records and correspondence regarding the establishment of the Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo.

Arrangement: Series is arranged in rough alphabetical order.

4.1	American Jewish Archives, miscellaneous information
4.2	Balch Institute, Jewish Archives Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
4.3	Greenmeadows Books, correspondence
4.4	Brith Abraham Cemetery Records
4.5	Buffalo Hebrew School
4.6	Bureau of Jewish Education Historical Information
4.7	Bureau of Jewish Education, miscellaneous items, 1980s
4.8	Bureau of Jewish Education, miscellaneous items, 1970s
4.9	Beth Jacob Cemeteries
4.10	Rose Coplon Home
4.11	Dreidls Game
4.12	Hadassah
4.13	Hebrew Union College
4.14	Hillel, State University of New York at Buffalo
4.15	The Holocaust
4.16	"Twenty Centuries of Jewish Life in the Holy Land: The Forgotten Generations," Dan Bahat, editor
4.17-4.18	Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo, Dr. Adler correspondence
4.19-4.23	Jewish Community Life, 1940s, 1970s, 1980-1986
4.24	Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo, origins
4.25	Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo, correspondence
4.26	Jewish Historical Society News
4.27	Buffalo Jewish Review
4.28	Kadimah School
4.29	Menorah Campus
4.30-4.31	Temple Beth Zion, A History, Dr. Selig Adler
4.32	Rothberg School for Overseas Students
4.33	Temple Beth Zion, miscellaneous programs, publications
4.34	Temple Shaarey Zedek
4.35	Torah Center of Buffalo
4.36	Va'ad Hakashruth of Buffalo
4.37	Jewish Archives, requests, etcetera
4.38-4.39	Biographical information, miscellaneous speakers
4.40	Adler, Janet M. (Sukernek)
4.41	Adler, Joseph, correspondence
4.42	Adler, Miriam
4.43	Adler, Rabbi Morris
4.44	Adler, Selig, Distinguished Service Professor, State University of New York at Buffalo
4.45	Adler, Selig, Book review. From Ararat to Suburbia
4.46	Adler, Selig, Collection, duplicates, finding aid
4.47	Bross, Mina
4.48	Falk, Ursula
4.49	Rabbi Joseph I. Fin, Temple Beth Zion, 1947-1958
4.50	Dr. Louis Finkelstein
4.51	Goldberg, Dorothy
4.52	Kempner, Ed
4.53	Rabbi Isaac Klein Collection Inventory
4.54	Klein, Rabbi Isaac, subject of correspondence in that of Dr. Gerhard Falk
4.55	Inventory of Bernard Mandelkern Collection
4.56	Merowitz, Morton
4.57	Correspondence, Moser, Shia
4.58	Plesur, Milton
4.59	Plesur, Milton, Professor, State University of New York at Buffalo
4.60	Soibelman, David
4.61	The Warner Family, History
4.62	The Warner Family
4.63	Weinstein, Lois
4.64	Jewish Life, Miscellaneous articles
4.65	The Cofeld Museum, Buffalo
4.66	Colleaugue, March 25, 1971, Vol. 7 (No. 7), "FDR and the Palestinian Problem" by Selig Adler
4.67	Dedication, Selig Adler Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo, Donors
4.68-5.2	Young Israel of Greater Buffalo [3 folders]
5.3	Honor plaque [photocopy of original], Selig Adler Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo
5	Impacts of Contemporary Life upon Judaism, Jacob Rader Marcus, 1969, by the American Jewish Archives
5	Jews, Judaism and the American Constitution, 1982, by the American Jewish Archives
5	The Larger Task, Jacob Rader Marcus, 1974, American Jewish Archives
5	Unidentified Hebrew book
5	An American Historian, Essays to Honor Selig Adler,ed. Milton Plesur, 1980, State University of New York Press
5	The Hoover Institute on War, Revolution and Peace, Report, 1983
5	The Hoover Institute on War, Revolution and Peace, Report, 1984
5	Jewish Newspapers and Periodicals on Microfilm, Augmented Edition, 1984
5	A New Age Guide to the Jewish Holidays, Seasons of Our Joy, A Celebration of Modern Jewish Renewal by Arthur Waskow, 1982
5	Dr. Joseph Fink, Radio Addresses, 1940-1946 [1 envelope]
5	Recollections of An American Historian, An Interview with Dr. Selig Adler, by Morris Rombo, June 1984, Foundation for Jewish Philanthropies, Holling Press

	Cassettes
1		Mina Bross, January 17, 1988
1		Mina Bross, undated
1		Dr. Selig Adler, History of Temple Beth Zion (TBZ)
1		Dedication, Selig Adler Jewish Archives and Isaac Klein Papers, June 28, 1984

Title:	Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo, Selig Adler Papers, 1932-1988
Collection Number:	MS 150.2
Creator:	Adler, Selig Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo
Extent:	4.42 linear feet (4 cartons, 1 manuscript box)
Language of Material:	Collection material in English and Hebrew.
Repository:	State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives
Abstract:	Selig Adler Collection as part of the Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo consists of Adler's published articles as well as those of colleagues and friends. Includes biographical information on Adler and his family as well as his notes and lecture materials on Jewish and American history.

1909	Born January 22 in Baltimore, Maryland
1927	Graduated from Utrecht High School, Brooklyn, New York
1928	Entered College of Arts and Sciences, University of Buffalo
1931	B.A., summa cum laude, University of Buffalo
1932	M.A., University of Illinois
1934	Ph.D., University of Illinois
1934-1937	High School teacher, Buffalo (Grover Cleveland and Kensington)
1936	Married Janet Sukernek
1938-1947	Part-time instructor, University of Buffalo summer programs
1943-1944	Taught civilians and Air Force cadets at University of Buffalo
1947	Assistant Professor of History, University of Buffalo
1950	Associate Professor of History, University of Buffalo
1952	Full Professor of History, University of Buffalo
1952-1953	Visiting professor, University of Rochester
1952-1979	Appointed by Governor Dewey to Kosher Law Advisory Board
1957	Published The Isolationist Impulse: It's Twentieth-Century Reaction
1957-1963	Director, Master of Science in Social Studies program
1958-1980	Samuel P. Capen Professor of American History
1960	Published (with Thomas E. Connolly), From Ararat to Suburbia: A History of the Jewish Community of Buffalo
1961-1965	Chairman, Educational Policy and Planning Committee of Faculty Senate
1961-1965	Executive Committee, Arts and Sciences College
1961-1965	Vice President, University Senate
1962	Chairman, Faculty Committee on merger with State University of New York
1963	Chairman, Faculty Conference on merger with State University of New York
circa 1962-1969	State University of New York Faculty Senate and Faculty Senate Executive Committee
1965	The Uncertain Giant, 1921-1941: American Foreign Policy Between the Wars
1966	Chairman, History Department
1966-	Chairman, State Education Department College Proficiency Examination in American History Committee
circa 1968-1969	Visiting professor at Cornell
1974	State University of New York Faculty Exchange Scholar
1975	Distinguished Service professor
1980	Retired from University of Buffalo
1980-	Archivist, Jewish Federation of Greater Buffalo
?-1984	Archivist, Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo at State University College at Buffalo
June 1984	Archives dedicated as Selig Adler Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo
1984	Died, November 8, Buffalo

Finding Aid for the Selig Adler Papers contained in the Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo, 1932-1988

MS 150.2

University Archives
The State University of New York at Buffalo

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Finding Aid for the Selig Adler Papers contained in the Jewish Archives of Greater Buffalo, 1932-1988

MS 150.2

University ArchivesThe State University of New York at Buffalo

Contact Information

Collection Overview

Preferred Citation

Terms of Access and Use

Copyright

Acquisition Information

Processing Information

Biographical Note

Chronology

Scope and Content Note

Arrangement

Container List

Series I. Personal Information, 1962-1985

Series II. Publications, 1937-1982

Series III. Subject Files and Lectures, 1932-1980

Series IV. Additional Materials

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Contributors

Subject Terms

Genre Terms

Related Resources

University Archives
The State University of New York at Buffalo