Covers various topics such as the activities of the scout movement in exile, personal information, and reflections on the return of emigrants to Czechoslovakia.

One letter on personal issues.

Correspondence covering personal facts, information on an international camp organized by Balejka, differences between Czechoslovakia and the world, information on other Czechoslovak scouts in exile, and Czechoslovak scouts in Germany.

Two Czech scout emigrants wrote to Fanderlik about their activities in the U.S. Correspondence from emigrants on activities in the U.S., information on the other scouts, the formation of Czechoslovak scout movement in the U.S., internal problems in the program, and an article from "Skautska hlidka z domova i z ciziny."

Three personal letters containing information on scout activities.

Information on boys scouts in a camp for refugees and problems with emigration.

Correspondence on camps for refugees and scouts, internal quarrels among scouts in exile, list of members, and information on exile activities in Germany.

The correspondence includes lists of members, information on scouts in camps for refugees, problems of emigrants, and notes from a meeting in camp Valka.

Four letters about Czechoslovak scouts in a refugee camp, Czechoslovak scouts in exile, and the press.

Topics include the program of Czechoslovak scouts in exile, information on camps for refugees, and information on the scout movement in Czechoslovakia after the communist coup.

Information about refugees camps and the scout movement in Czechoslovakia after the communist coup. In English and in German.

Letters about an internal quarrel among scouts in a refugee camp.

Reflections on emigration and on internal quarrels among scouts in exile as well as personal information.

Discussion on potential emigration of Kalous to the U.S.

Letters about Kavalek's emigration and about some scout movies.

Two personal letters with some information on Czech scouts in exile.

Letters about meeting of Czechoslovak scouts in exile and internal quarrels among them.

Two letters with personal and factual information.

Topics include activities of the U.S. scout movement, the differences and the formation of Czechoslovak scouts in the U.S., and photos from camps.

Letters about actions against communists from abroad, broadcasting to Czechoslovakia (Radio Free Europe), general principles of Boys Scouts of America, and personal issues.

Letters about the re-establishment of the Scout Movement in Czechoslovakia and postcards form Czechoslovakia.

Letters about the scout movement in the U.S., the Jamborees, and lists of addresses.

Letters about the organization of scouts in exile and very detailed day-to-day programs of scout camps.

Two letters covering personal information on Novotny, on Czechoslovak scouts in exile, and on their journey around the world.

Information on scout movement registration, scouts in Czechoslovakia, and the Morse code.

Letters about the re-establishment of the scout movement in Czechoslovakia.

Two letters about the organization of the Czechoslovak scout movement in exile.

On activities of Czechoslovak scouts in exile.

Two letters about the life of one Czech scout emigrant in the U.S.

Concerning scouts in exile.

On the organization of Czechoslovak scouts in exile in Germany.

Letter from a Czech scout emigrant and a speech to commemorate General Pika and other Czechoslovak victims.

About the Czechoslovak scouts in German refugee camps.

On Czechoslovak scouts in Germany, internal quarrels, personal information on Svoboda's emigration, and reflection on parties.

Correspondence from China about the exile scout movement, the activities of the exile scout movement, and information on the other Czech scouts in exile.

On Czechoslovak refugees in Hamburg.

Letters concerning the scout movement in exile in Germany, personal issues, and Woitsch's emigration.

About Czechoslovak scouts in Germany.

On the Czechoslovak scout movement in exile in Germany, lists of members, and a newspaper clipping in German.

Letters about the creation of the Czechoslovak scout movement in exile, including rules and membership, its activities, correspondence among scout refugees in Germany, and lists of members and addresses. In Czech, English, and German.

Includes organizational structure of the Czechoslovak Scout Movement in exile, such as a list of members and groups and reports on various actions. In Czech and German.

Information on assistance to the scouts in refugee camps and organization of Czechoslovak scouts in Germany. In English, Czech, and German.

About the Czech scouts in Australia, letters from various scouts in exile to the chief-scout Fanderlik, and information on the internal problems of Czech scouts in exile.

One letter about personal issues and some information on Czech scouts in Australia.

On a Jamboree and Czechoslovak participation.

On rovers in exile and cooperation of scouts in exile with Radio Free Europe.

On rovers in exile, their activities, and problems.

Information on KRUH, a communication tool for scouts in exile, rovers in exile, and cooperation of scouts in exile with Radio Free Europe.

Report on the Czechoslovak scouts in exile and in West Germany and the constitution of the Council of Scout Associations in exile. In Czech and English.

Reflections on the assimilation of Czech scouts in exile to National Scout Movement and its consequences, information on the publishing of the scout periodical Stopa, and a meeting program for rovers in exile. In Czech and English.

On the activities of rovers in exile, correspondence of the Council of the Scout Association in exile, and information on publishing Stopa, a Czechoslovak scouts in exile periodical.

Information on Stopa, a Czechoslovak scouts in exile periodical.

One letter on the journey of German scouts to Czechoslovakia. In English.

Two letters on the trials with the Czechoslovak scouts in communist Czechoslovakia and information on the former chief-scout in Czechoslovakia. In English.

Information on issues such as publishing of Stopa.

One letter on the publishing of Stopa and on the re-establishment of the scout movement in Czechoslovakia.

Information on publishing Stopa.

Letters on personal issues and activities of the scouts in Czechoslovakia.

About the International Fellowship of former Scouts and Guides and about the internal quarrels in the scout movement in exile.

On the scout guild in Canada and international fellowship of former scouts and guides.

On the International Fellowship, Fanderlik's participation, and on scout conferences and meetings. In English.

Information on the organization of Czechoslovak scouts in exile, such as new leaders, the periodical Stopa, the vows of some new scout officials, the photocopies of Czech post stamps with scout topics, articles on activities of scouts in exile, and reports on summer camps.

One postcard from a German camp and one letter to a Bulgarian scout. In English.

Includes Christmas greetings and information on problems among Czechoslovak scout exile.

Three letters dealing with personal issues.

Correspondence about organizing summer camps for children of Czechoslovak exiles and on Fanderlik's painting.

Describes experiences with American scouts, quarrels among Czechoslovak scouts in exile, publishing Stopa, and personal reflections.

Letters with Joseph Svoboda, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Libraries.

Three letters, one which offers congratulations to Czechoslovak cardinal Stepan Trochta.

Materials deal with Czechoslovak scouts in exile, their organization, and refugee camps. Includes correspondence with international scout officials, problems of refugees in camps, addresses, personal information on Czechoslovak scouts leaders in exile, their admission into the official Scout Movement, and their work. In English.

Reports from summer camps, information about leaders, problems in refugee camps, and an agenda of Chief Guider.

Includes a prospectus, correspondence, a Jamboree program, and information about the Czechoslovak exile participation.

Information on Czechoslovak exiles and international quarrels within Czechoslovak scout exiles.

Three letters about personal issues.

Correspondence, reports, and documents covering the organization of Czechoslovak Scouts in exile, including reports on their meetings, lists of members, registration, and Czechoslovak scouts in Germany.

Letters to George written by Velen Fanderlik on publishing a book on education in scout clubs. In Czech.

Correspondence, documents, and reports on camp meals, daily programs, and camp activities, along with newspaper clippings.

Articles and short papers on scouting in Czechoslovakia, dissolving of Junak in Czechoslovakia, Stopa, a history of scouts in exile during WWII up until 1948, and the influence of the scout movement on national culture.

Biographies of Czechoslovak scouts in exile including E. Stembera, V. Kayzerov, J. Adam, J. Vejvara, R. Rehakova, B. Vlckova, J. Stewart, O. Jelinek, a profile of A.B. Svojsik, the founder of scout movement in Czechoslovakia, and Fanderlik's notes about Lady Baden Powell, the wife of Baden Powell, founder of the scout movement.

Includes articles on scout education, meeting programs, advice for group leaders, on famous scouts, on re-establishment in 1968, young people after 1948, on Jamborees, and advice for leaders.

An article from Radio Free Europe broadcasts on scout issues titled "Scouting became an essential part of the life of Czechoslovak youth," and articles on advice for leaders, communistic prison, and about how to learn and teach Morse code.

A list and various short stories, usually two or three pages long, along with an illustration by Fanderlik and drafts of handbooks for scout leaders. In Czech.

Information about members, activities, organization of scout units in D.P. camps, registration, and new members.

Activity reports from meetings, camps, trips by various scout units, and information on people, activities, program for future, and member lists (RESTRICTED).

Includes "The Proclamation of Czechoslovak Democratic Boy Scouts in Exile," information on the organization's beginnings, and member lists.

Includes documents such as statutes, Czechoslovak Democratic Scouts in Exile organization, reports on the leaders' meetings, and address lists.

Includes registration forms, event invitations, postcards, and business cards.

Articles on Hana Benesova, on Czechoslovak Scouts in exile, and on the trial of scout leaders.

Notes for scout leaders handbook, morse code, and a issue of Stopa.

A paper on history and stamps of the Postal Service of Czechoslovak Scouts.

Various materials in different languages covering, for example, the International Conference in 1951 and the Leader's Conference, Boy Scouts World Conference in Salzburg in 1967.

Materials dealing with World Jamboree in Austria including an interview related to this event, reports, and articles on the Jamboree.

Materials on Jamboree and newspaper reactions to the Jamboree.

The box contains a large number of various handbooks related to scouting published in Czechoslovakia and abroad. Some of them were written by Fanderlik. In Czech and English.

Published by Czech and Slovak exile scout movement in Europe, with information about Czechoslovak scouts in exile, internal problems and quarrels, activities for leaders, publishing activities, and reports from meetings.

A supplement to the Canadian Papers dealing with Czechoslovak scouts in exile, including history, pictures, activities.

Contains various information on scout movements in refugee camps in Germany, their members and problems, scouts in Italy, and an exhibition of D.P. scouts in Munich.

Published by Czechoslovak Boy and Girl scouts in exile, containing information on the organization of scouts in exile, problems of scouts in exile, practical information for leaders and officials, information about the international scout activities as well as activities of Czechoslovak scouts in exile.

Nine volumes of Skaut, a magazine of Slovak scouts from 1990-1991, newspaper clipping from Feb. 22, 1988 called "Faculty prospect found shared interests at UNL", personal data sheet of Philip L. Kelly, three volumes of Skautske zvesti, a bulletin for scout leaders from 1990, and TamTam, a magazine of Czech and Slovak scouts in exile from 1992-1994.

Letters of condolence for Rudolf Plajner, the former chief of Czechoslovak scouts, correspondence with Joseph Svoboda, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Libraries, and a personal history of Emil Jan Stembera and his experience with scouting in China.

Various clippings about E.J. Stembera, from China Daily Tribune, Nedelni Svornost, Canadian Letters, and Junak. In English and Czech.

About Czechoslovak scout history in Shanghai and his journey from China to South America.

Includes photocopies from the periodical Skaut-Junak, an article about A. B. Svojsik, a certificate on becoming a member of Wood School of Pavel Zakora, along with several pictures and postcards.

Correspondence between Joseph Svoboda, University of Nebraska–Lincoln Libraries, regarding the Czech Heritage Collections and a letter from Klastorna to Kadlec.

A bulletin by Milos Vetvicka titled Angels among us, part of the Reporter from February 20, 1969, a book titled "Osvetlenou stopou" by Kadlec for religious scouts, posters from Junak, and a long-playing record of scout songs.

Materials offered to Kadlec by Vera Starkova, on the J.A. Komensky work "Subspecie educationis," and illustration photocopies of Petr Klasterny.

Photographs, slides, and negatives covering Stembera's life, including Chechoslovakia scouting and his old age in the U.S.