Coordinating Committee for Slavic and East European Library Resources Records, 1957-1966

Creator:: Coordinating Committee for Slavic and East European Library Resources (U.S.)
Extent:: 2500 items (5 boxes)
Language:: English .
Scope and content:: Records include correspondence, manuscripts, memoranda, documents and printed materials. The correspondence is mainly about the operation and projects of COCOSEERS. The manuscripts include a number of research reports on projects conducted by COCOSEERS. There are memoranda concerning the operation of COCOSEERS. The documents consist chiefly of financial records: bank statements, vouchers and receipts. The printed material includes bulletins and published reports on Slavic Library resources, as well as catalogs of publishers.
Biographical / historical:: A national committee of research library directors, subject specialist librarians, and Slavic scholars, which had as its goal the development of Slavic library resources in the United States.

Acquisition information:

Papers: Source of acquisition--Richard H. Logsdon. Method of acquisition--Gift; Date of acquisition--1979.

Processing information:

Papers Accessioned 1979.

Papers Processed 02/--/79.

Accruals:

Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. Contact rbml@columbia.edu for more information.

Rules or conventions:

aapm

Other finding aids:

Collection inventory is available as a PDF file. Collection can be requested through CLIO.

Location of originals:

Bakhmeteff Archive. Rare Book and Manuscript Library. Columbia University.

Access and use

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