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Selected connection REL-000395: Fred Gordon namedInArchivalUnit Na 3, 875 inventory unit: Fred Gordon writing about Paul Oglesby article.

Direct public connections around Na 3, 875 inventory unit: Fred Gordon writing about Paul Oglesby article4 connections join this record to 4 neighboring records. The complete connection list follows the graph.Relationship claim. REL-000395. Incoming from Fred Gordon. Relationship wording unavailable. 1965-1973. Fred Gordon namedInArchivalUnit Na 3, 875 inventory unit: Fred Gordon writing about Paul Oglesby article.Relationship claim. REL-000400. Outgoing to Herbert Marcuse. Relationship wording unavailable. 1965-1973 file span. Na 3, 875 inventory unit: Fred Gordon writing about Paul Oglesby article heldInPapersOf Herbert Marcuse.Relationship claim. REL-000401. Outgoing to Students for a Democratic Society. Relationship wording unavailable. 1965-1973 file span. Na 3, 875 inventory unit: Fred Gordon writing about Paul Oglesby article organizationalContext Students for a Democratic Society.Relationship claim. REL-000402. Outgoing to Herbert Marcuse Nachlass Na 3, 875. Relationship wording unavailable. 1965-1973 file span. Na 3, 875 inventory unit: Fred Gordon writing about Paul Oglesby article partOfArchivalFile Herbert Marcuse Nachlass Na 3, 875.Na 3, 875 inventory unit: Fred Gordon writing about Paul Oglesby articleSource · current recordExplore Fred Gordon and its direct connectionsFred GordonPersonExplore Herbert Marcuse and its direct connectionsHerbert MarcusePersonExplore Herbert Marcuse Nachlass Na 3, 875 and its direct connectionsHerbert Marcuse Nachlass Na 3, 875SourceExplore Students for a Democratic Society and its direct connectionsStudents for a Democratic SocietyOrganization
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