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Cherny, Robert W.

 Person

Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:

Robert Cherny papers

 Collection
Identifier: larc-ms-0394
Abstract Comprises materials related to the formation of the Labor Studies Center at San Francisco State University and to Cherny's work as an advisory committee member on the California Labor History Map Advisory Committee. Also includes correspondence, application forms, and budget materials related to a 1978-1979 "Labor on Campus" grant, and conference materials from the Southwest Labor Studies annual conferences, 1977-1985. Publications include two issues of ...
Dates: 1975-2003

Robert W. Cherny research files

 Collection
Identifier: larc-ms-0433xx
Abstract Robert W. Cherny is a U.S. historian, Professor emeritus of History at San Francisco State University, and a co-founder of the Labor Archives and Research Center, also at San Francisco State University. His research files contain materials gathered by Cherny in the course of his research for biographies of the Russian-American painter Victor Arnautoff and the Australian-born U.S. labor leader and longtime head of the International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union (ILWU) Harry Bridges,...
Dates: 1872 - 2022

Founders of Labor Archives and Research Center oral histories

 Item
Identifier: larc-oh-founders
Abstract

Sound recording of interviews with labor and academic people involved in the founding of the Labor Archives in 1985 including Sandra Cate (Labor Foundation), Robert W. Cherny (SFSU History Dept.), Joanne Euster (SFSU, Director of Libraries), Lawrence Ianni (SFSU administrator), David Jenkins (retired ILWU), David F. Selvin (retired Newspaper Guild, Labor Foundation member), and Eric Solomon (SFSU administrator).

Dates: 1986 July 15 - October 17

Herbert A. Mills papers, additions

 Unprocessed Material
Identifier: 2022-014

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Oral histories. 2
Archives -- California -- San Francisco -- History 1
Audiotapes. 1
Communists -- United States. 1
Labor movement -- Study and teaching. 1