Major Pamphlets and editorial

by Louis Adamic

　

America and the Refugee.Public Affairs Pamphlets No.29.New York:Public Affairs

Committee,Inc.,February,1939.Revised edition,October,1939.Third revised edition,May 1940.

This Crisis Is an Opportunity.New York:Common Council for American Unity,1941.

On Unity and Uniformity.Cleveland:The Cleveland Council for American Unity,1941.

Wanted:An Approach to the Postwar Problem.Central and Eastern Planning Board, New York.

Pamphlet series No.4.New York:“New Europe,”1943.

With George F.Addes.Foreign-Born Americans and the War.New York American Connitee for protection of the Foreign Born,1943.

1944…Crucial Year:The Need of“Dynamic”Unity in the Immigrant Groups.New York:United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1944.

The Yugoslav Problem Is Also an American Problem:Louis Adamic Answers the Pittsburgh Press. New York:United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1944.

America and Trieste:God and the Russians:A Letter to the Honorable James F.Byrner,

Secretary of State. New York:United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1946.

Et al.Facts You Should know About California.Little Book No.752.Girard,Kansas:

Haldeman-Julius,1928.“The Bright Side of Los Angeles”“Paganism in Los Angeles”by Adamic.

Et al Sincerely Yours:A Correspondence.New York: Reprinted edition as a supplement to the journal Yugoslavia,Vol.1,December 15,1942

Et al The Battle for the Balkans.New York:United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1943.Reprinted from Free World.

Ed.,and with Winston Churchill,Sergeant Walter Bernstein,Frank Gervasi,Stoyan Pribichevich.Marshal Tito and His Gallant Bands.New York: United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1944.

Ed.Slzberger,C.L.Tito's Yugoslav Partisan Movement.New York: United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1944.Preface by Adamic,p3.

Ed.Tito,J.B.,Dr.Josip Smodlaka,and Fran Barbalich.Yugoslavia and Italy.New York:United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1944.Foreword by Adamic,p.3.

Ed.Liberation.Death to Fascism! Liberty to the People! Picture Story of the Yugoslav People'sEpic Struggle Against the Enemy−To Win Unity and a Decent Future,1941-1945. New York: United Committee of South-Slavic Americans,1944.

Ed.The Peoples of America Series.Philadelphia:Lippincott,1947-1950.

　

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