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Correspondence sent to Browning regarding his professional life as a Holocaust scholar, writer, speaker, and professor. Includes correspondence from other scholars in response to Browning’s articles, books, and essays and students with inquiries about letters of recommendation and post-graduation plans.

Memorandum from Presidential Search Committee supplying brief overviews of three leading Presidential candidates. Dr. Browning’s evaluations of each candidate after being present at interviews.

Radio program on 105.9 on which Dr. Browning appears as a guest.

Weekly television show on Thirteen Public Television in Newark, New Jersey. Dr. Browning discusses his book, Ordinary Men, with Charlie Rose. Collection contains two copies of this video tape.

Program from President Anderson’s inauguration on 8 September 1992. Transcript of Dr. Browning’s speech given at inauguration, with reference to Dr. Walter C. Schnackenberg’s speech given at President Wiegman’s inauguration in 1974. Transcript of Dr. Schnackenberg’s speech given at President Wiegman’s inauguration.

Memorandum to members of new committee outlining responsibilities. Series of Merit System draft proposals created by committee and revised and amended by faculty.

Copies of legal reviews of Zündel’s appeal judgements in 1986 and 1992. Legal reviews appear in Criminal Reports and Dominion Law Reports.

Memorandum to faculty, administrators, and ASPLU Senate discussing origin and function of the Faculty Committee for Restructuring of the General University Requirements (F.R.O.G.). Materials regarding principles and outcomes of committee. Proposals for two core programs and outlines of both programs. Committee agendas and minutes. Feedback from various University schools regarding their role in the proposed cores and suggestions for improvement. Statistical data used in committee decision-making process.

Letters and newspaper articles sent to Dr. Browning containing testimonies of people’s personal experiences during World War II and the Holocaust.

Assorted lectures and speeches given by Browning at various universities, colleges, and conferences. Some titles are repeated papers previously given by Browning and revised. Also includes flyers, transcripts, correspondence, and notes.