Mainly personal correspondence to and from Falta about his son and requests for help and advice.

Apart from some personal matters, the correspondence covers reflections on the politcal situation in Czechoslovakia, Benes' experience in a concentration camp during WWII, and Benes's and Falta's literary works. Includes various information on Czechoslovak politics and on the Czechoslovak Socialist parties during the years 1945-1948.

Subjects include quarrels among the U.S. emigrants and personal matters.

Mostly personal correspondence, such as letters of congratulations on completing dissertation.

Correspondence on social democrats and their publications.

Correspondence about the journey of Mrs. Buresova to Czechoslovakia

Two letters on the publication of "Masarykuv Pamatnik."

Various personal documents, curriculum, and resumes, an application for naturalization, and an application to Voice of America. There are articles on F. Soukup and about J. Falta on his 75th birthday in Denni Hlasatel. In English and in Czech.

Extensive personal correspondence mainly on Falta's son, including some reflections on political and cultural life in Czechoslovakia.

Reflections on the political situation in Czechoslovakia and on Social Democrats, such as who was killed during WWII.

Three letters between Falta and publishing company ELK on editing Falta's books.

Personal correspondance with Falta's son.

Personal correspondance.

Personal correspondance with family in Czechoslovakia.

Correspondence in German.

On radio broadcasting.

Correspondance with Holmerg, a Danish merchant who visited Prague. Topics include Falta's son, his plans after the communist putsch, and reflections on situation in Czechoslovakia.

Two letters on post-war Czechoslovakia and on Falta's son.

Personal correspondence on political issues and quarrels in exile.

Correspondence on lectures and the Social Democrat Party.

Topics include internal quarrels between Czechoslovak exiles in the U.S.

Topics include cultural and political life in Czechoslovakia, information on friends, and Falta's son.

Personal issues and Falta's work.

Correspondence regarding emigrant activities in Chicago, such as meetings and clubs.

Correspondence on personal and family issues

Information on the "Third Resistance," such as the "New Yorske listy" and Dr. Papanek.

Correspondence on personal and family issues.

Reflections on WWII and post-war political and social situation in Czechoslovakia and the U.S. and personal and family issues. Photographs.

Correspondence with members of Falta's family on personal issues.

Personal correspondence with family in Czechoslovakia.

Correspondence on Falta's family and the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia.

Topics include the assassination of Martin Luther King and problems of African Americans.

Personal information on friends and Falta's life. Photographs.

Three letters between Miller, the director of "New Yorské listy."

Correspondence on publishing Falta's book.

Personal correspondence.

Topics include Falta's professional career, his activities relating to exile institutions, and quarrels among emigrants in Chicago in the 1950s.

Two letters on an article.

Correspondence on potential cooperation of Falta with Radio Free Europe and some personal information on Falta.

Several letters dealing with post-war society in Czechoslovakia, mostly in German, and information on people from the Social Democrat Party.

Correspondence in German.

Three letters on the refugees in Innsbruck, regarding the supply of books and manuals.

Correspondence about radio broadcasting in Chicago, lectures on Czechoslovak issues, quarrels in exile.

Personal correspondence.

Personal correspondence.

Reflections on American courts and judical system.

Correspondence on the American Fund For Czechoslovak refugees, an invitation to join the club, and Falta's activities in Chicago.

Correspondence on friends and Jews in Czechoslovakia and an article in "Leaflet of Jewish religious villages in Czechoslovakia" about journalist Max Poper.

Commentaries on exile periodicals such as Reflektor.

Two letters on Falta and financing the publication of a book on the occasion of T.G. Masaryk's anniversary.

Personal correspondence on exile experiences in the U.S., such as new jobs, housing, the first Czechoslovak pub in Los Angeles, and information about books dealing with Czech issues.

Correspondence on Falta's works, social conditions, and letters of condolence.

Personal correspondence covering the wedding of Falta's son.

Radio broadcasts on internal quarrels of Czechoslovak exiles, institutions, and organizations, Falta's jobs and financial troubles, and differences between emigrants after 1948 and old "country men."

Expenses and short notes on daily plans, and descriptions of daily activities.

Detailed description of expenses and activities.

Descriptions of daily activities and expenses. One includes a photograph of Falta's wife.

Contain few notes, some hard to read.

Articles and essays on topics such as cultural exchange with Czechoslovakia by A. Salamoun, "Contribution of Czech Jews to Czech Cult and Political Life" by Dr. Kamil Neuman, and an article on Czech writer Karel Capek.

Commentary on international politics, Vietnam, and Cuba.

Day-to-day information on the war activities.

Information on repression and international issues.

Day-to-day commentary on Bohemia, Moravia, and international issues.

Radio commentaries on international issues.

Information on international news, Czechoslovakia resistance, and political activities.

Information on world events.

Day-to-day international news, with a focus on Czechoslovakia.

Commentaries on post-war Europe, war crime trials, Czechoslovakia, and East Asia.

Commentaries on war criminals trials and post-war Czechoslovakia.

Information on post-war Czechoslovakia and U.S., specifically on Czech economics, politics, and elections.

Commentary on China, East Asia, Europe, and U.S. political and social issues, the Nuremberg trials, Czechoslovakia elections, economical troubles, the Yalta Conference, and the Peace Conference.

Information on Nazi trials and collaborators, Czechoslovakia, U.S. domestic politics, and global political issues.

Information on Nazi trials, Czechoslovakia, U.S. domestic politics, and international political issues.

Information on Czechoslovakia government and domestic politics, U.S. domestic affairs, the U.S.S.R., and the Coup d'Etat of 1948.

Information on attitudes toward Czechoslovakia.

Topics related to Czechoslovakia political trials, political leaders, reforms, and U.S. domestic affairs.

Includes commentaries on communist Czechoslovakia, the Cold War, and international events related to the Near East, East Asia, and Germany.

Information on Czechoslovakia, political trials, armament in Eastern and Western blocks, and Korea.

News from Czechoslovakia and from Czechoslovak emigrant groups.

Information on U.S. domestic policy, espionage, Czechoslovakia, the U.S.S.R., the United Nations, and the Cold War.

Day-to-day news on Czechoslovakia, the U.S., Korea, Nazi-related trials, and atomic bombs.

General commentaries.

Information on the District Committee of the Czechoslovakia National Council in America, Czech traditions, culture, life stories, and famous Czechs authors.

On Czechoslovak cutural issues.

Information on U.S. domestic politics, presidential election, and relations with the U.S.S.R.

Topics include the armistice in Korea and the United Nations.

Information on Czechoslovakia, culture, activities of Czechoslovak emigrants, and the District Committee of the Czechoslovakia National Council in America.

Information on Czechoslovakia, culture, and activities of Czechoslovak emigrants.

Topics include Korea, Czechoslovakia, domestic U.S. politics, and international espionage.

Includes political and cultural information on Czechoslovakia and Czechoslovak emigrants, schools, factories, economic, social and political issues, and the District Committee of the Czechoslovakia National Council in America.

Information on Czechoslovakia and Czechoslovak emigrants, including schools, factories, and economic and cultural issues.

Commentaries on U.S. domestic politics, Czechoslovakia relations, the Soviet Union, and Stalin's death.

Handwritten volumes on international news, particularly related to Western Europe and Russia.

Commentaries on emigrant groups, associations, and activities, and the District Committee of the Czechoslovak National Council in America.

Commentary on Czechoslovak government, the Korean war, U.S. foreign policy, U.S.S.R. foreign and domestic policy, and other international political news.

Information on U.S. domestic policy and Czechoslovak emigrant life and events.

News on U.S. domestic policy, China and East Asia, Vietnam, and Hungary.

Commentaries on the Geneva Conference, U.S. domestic policy, the Iron Curtain, particularly in Czechoslovakia, and the Czechoslovak position in the Soviet block.

District Committee of the Czechoslovak National Council in America information, commentaries on the life of Czechoslovak emigrants and associations in the U.S., cultural events, and the U.S.S.R.

Commentaries on U.S.S.R. foreign policy and influence, quarrels in the Near East (Israel), and U.S. elections and foreign policy.

Information on politics in East Asia, Egypt, Israel, U.S.S.R. internal and international affairs, and U.S. domestic and international affairs.

District Committee of the Czechoslovak National Council in America information, weekly report on activities of emigrant associations, U.S. affairs, and Czechoslovakia.

District Committee of the Czechoslovak National Council in America information, U.S. affairs, and Czechoslovakia.

Weekly news on U.S. domestic policy, and reflections on world politics.

Day-to-day news on the Middle East, Asia, Czechoslovakia, and the U.S.

District Committee of the Czechoslovak National Council in America information, news and commentaries on emigrants and their activities, and reflections on Czechoslovakia under the Communist regime.

Day-to-day news focused on political events and international politics such as Near East, East Asia, and Czechoslovakia.

On various political issues.

Political news on the Near and Middle East, U.S. domestic politics, Vietnam, repression in Czechoslovakia, the U.S. and Soviet relations.

Political issues relating to Pakistan, China, Northern Ireland, Vietnam, Israel and the Middle East, and U.S. domestic and foreign policy.

Commentaries titled "Free village" ("Svobodna obec") about the U.S.