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A vicious anti-Jewish propaganda letter accusing the entire Jewish community of ritual murders and collaboration with evil. Letter addressed to Pavel Miliukov.

The anonymous author of the article describes the uprising on the battleship Potemkin and a riot in the city of Odessa in 1905, for which he blames the Jews.

Second issue of the satirical Yiddish journal Der Shlang (The Snake) published in the small Ukrainian shtetl of Berdichev (cover page, pages 15-16, and back page are on display)

Postcard with photograph of young man in soldier's suit; back of postcard has writing in English and Russian.

Postcard, one side a photo of man in army uniform, other side has writing in Russian and English.

In July 1917, Emma Goldman was sentenced to two years in prison as a result of her work in the No-Conscription League and her anti-war stand against World War I, which also caused Mother Earth to be shut down by the government. Article is on the her…

Mother Earth. New York, 1917, volume 12, number 5

Mother Earth. New York, 1917, volume 12, number 5

Mother Earth. New York, 1917, volume 12, number 5

Mother Earth. New York, 1917, volume 12, number 5

Mother Earth. New York, 1917, volume 12, number 5

View of students in the College Study located within Butler Library.

Students in the Butler Library Browsing Room, December 1945.

View of students in Butler Library's Browsing Room.

View of the construction pit on the site of the future Butler Library.

View of Butler Library as seen from the entrance of Low Memorial Library.

View of Butler Library through foliage, looking west.

View from below of one of the exterior light fixtures on the front of Butler Library.

View of South Hall (Butler Library) from Low Library Plaza. View includes one of the Low Plaza fountains, cars driving across 116th Street, the Sun Ball, John Jay Hall, and the South Field tennis courts.

View of Butler Library as seen from Low Plaza with people waking across College Walk, ca. 1950s.