R, Smith Simpson., 01/01/1944-12/31/1962
Series-level Scope and Content Note
Only one series.
Dates
- 01/01/1944-12/31/1962
Collection-level Access Restrictions
The Foreign Affairs Oral History Project transcripts and audio tapes have been returned to the Association for Diplomatic Study and Training in Arlington, Virginia.
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Extent
From the Collection: 9 Linear Feet (9 Hollinger Record Storage boxes)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Container Summary
1 Tms transcribed oral history interview with R. Smith Simpson, covering his career in the Foreign Service. Includes discussion of Brussels, Belgium, 1944, and the Board of Examiners.
Subjects and Associated Physical Materials
SIMPSON, R. SMITH - INTERVIEWED BY HIGH, GEORGE - 2001: Other Types
BRUSSELS - BELGIUM - 1944: Other Types
BELGIUM - BRUSSELS - 1944: Other Types
INTERNATIONAL LABOR PROGRAM - 1940S: Other Types
STATE DEPARTMENT - BOARD OF EXAMINERS - 1950S: Other Types
ROGERS - MACOMBER REFORM: Other Types
PHILADELPHIA CONFERENCE - 1970: Other Types
KROGH, PETER: Other Types
GEORGETOWN SCHOOL OF FOREIGN SERVICE: Other Types
THOMAS JEFFERSON CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF DIPLOMACY: Other Types
COMMITTEE FOR THE STUDY OF DIPLOMACY - CSD: Other Types
"ANATOMY OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT": Other Types
"RESOURCES AND NEEDS OF AMERICAN DIPLOMACY": Other Types
STATE DEPARTMENT - "YOUNG TURKS": Other Types
DIPLOMACY, INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF: Other Types
Creator
- From the Collection: Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training (Organization)
Repository Details
Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository
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