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MA 107: B02-1943-30 · Folder · 1943
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Am Allgemeinen mitzudenken ist immer mutig, mitzuschivatzen aber nicht." - Gottfried Keller

"Thinking about the general is always courageous, but not participating." - Gottfried Keller

Folge 47. (Episode 47), 14. XI. - 20. XI. 1943 (14 November - 20 November 1943)

A feather and two branches of laurel leaves are in the background, at the bottom is a banner with the name Gottfried Keller.

MA 107: B01-1940-24 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Der Krieg ist deshalb da weil England ihn gewollt hat." - Adolf Hitler. / 9. bis 15. Juni 1940.

["There is war, because England wanted it." - Adolf Hitler. / 9 to 15 June 1940.]

A picture of a German soldier beside a German civilian, with an eagle in the background, and ships in the distance.

MA 107: B02-1944-10 · Folder · 1944
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Es gibt nur eine sünde feigheit."

"There is only one cowardice sin."

Folge 12 (Episode 12), 19. III. - 25. III. 1944 (19 March - 25 March 1944)

M/0014

A drawing of the head and shoudlers of a German soldier wearing a helmet is to the right of the Original German.

MA 107: B02-1942-24 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Es gibt keinen besseren Dank für den Einsatz unserer Soldaten, als vor allen mitzuhelfen an der Heilung ihrer Wunden." - Adolf Hitler

"There is no better way to thank our soldiers for their help than to help everyone heal their wounds." - Adolf Hitler

Folge 26 (Episode 26), 21. - 27. Juni 1942 (21 - 27 June 1942)

A nurse is tending to a wounded soldier at the top. THe letter E of the first word is large.

Theodore W. Schultz Papers
MA 022 · Papers · 1932-2007

The Theodore W. Schultz Collection documents the extensive contributions of Schultz to economics, particularly in agricultural productivity, human capital, and economic development. The collection spans from 1932 to 1992, with the bulk consisting of Schultz's personal collection of articles, primarily offprints from journals, many bearing his signature. Included are a few articles authored by others that review Schultz's work or contain biographical material. This archive is a valuable resource for understanding Schultz's intellectual impact and the evolution of economic thought in these fields.

The general series includes correspondence (1975-1989) and a small number of collected works. Notably, the correspondence contains a letter from Schultz to Dr. Leon Raney, Dean of Libraries at South Dakota State University, discussing the creation of a bibliography of his works. His publications include books, reports, and reprinted articles on key economic themes such as foreign aid, agricultural development, investment in human capital, and educational policies. Prominent works include Agricultural Productivity in Low-Income Countries(1981), The Economics of Being Poor(1980), and Investing in People(1981).

The Dale Hoover Collection on Theodore Schultz consists of draft articles and conference papers, with some article reprints. Collected by Dale Hoover, a faculty member at North Carolina State University's Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, this material includes highlighted passages, annotations by Hoover, and correspondence from Schultz. Schultz sought Hoover's input on drafts before publication. Additionally, the Schultz Symposium materials (1980-1981) reflect continued discussions on his economic theories. This collection is significant for researchers studying economic policy, agricultural economics, and human capital investment, offering firsthand insights into Schultz's academic and professional influence.

Schultz, Theodore W. (Theodore William), 1902-1998
MA 25.4: ND497.H7 T7 · Item · 1830
Part of Vera Way Marghab Papers

The works of William Hogarth: from the original plates, restored by James Heath; with the addition of many subjects not before collected; to which are prefixed, A biographical essay on the genius and productions of Hogarth, and explanations of the subjects of the plates by John Nichols
London: Printed for Baldwin and Cradock by G. Woodfall, [1880?]

William Hogarth was a major figure among eighteenth-century engravers and painters. He excelled at portrait painting and displaying a satiric style.

MA 107: B02-1942-47 · Folder · 1942
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Die Arbeit ehrt die Frau wie den Mann, das Kind aber adelt die Mutter." - Adolf Hitler

"The work honors the woman as much as the man, but the child ennobles the mother." - Adolf Hitler

Folge 49, 29. XI. - 5. XII. 1942 (29 November - 5 December 1942)

A woman seated with four children are at the top of the poster.

MA 107: B01-1940-43 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Siegen wird, wer den staerkeren Glauben besitzt!"

"The Winner is who has the strongest faith!

Folge 45 (Episode 45), 3.-9. November 1940 (3-9 November 1940)

Oak leaves and acorns surround image. The first S is huge, with a wheat sheaf behind it. Small HMO at the end.

MA 107: B01-1940-14 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Wie wir ohne Ketten geboren sind, so wuenschen wir ohne Zwang zu leben.- Friedrich der Große." / 31. Marz bis 6. April 1940.

["The way we are born without chains, we want to live without constraints - Fredrick the Great." / 31 March to 6 April 1940.]

A small f is at the bottom. It is printed on a blue background with an eagle with sword outlined.

MA 107: B01-1940-18 · Folder · 1940
Part of World War II German Propaganda Posters

Original German: "Der von den kapitalistischen Machthabern Frankreichs und Englands dem Grossdeutschen Reich aufgezwungene Krieg muss zum glorreichsten Sieg der deutschen Geschichte werden. - Adolf Hitler." / 28. April bis 4. Mai 1940.]

["The war that is imposed to the Great German Reich by the capitalist rulers of France and England must become the most glorious victory of German history. - Adolf Hitler. / 28 April to 4 May 1940.]

Below the Original German is a small red leaf.