ADDRESS BY MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM J. DONOVAN, CHIEF OF OSS, AT THE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE NAVY LEAGUE OF THE US: 12 PP. LECTURE BY MAJ. GEN. WM. J. DONOVAN ON 'PARTISAN WARFARE'; 34 PP. BIBLIOGRAPHY NO. 23-57 - WILLIAM JOSEPH DON

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Army
Naval operations
Partisan Warfare
Psy Warfare
NT (author, form, addressee, title & length)
j. Gen. William J. Donovan, Chief of OSS, at the
versary Dinner of the Navy League of the US; l2pp.
j. Gen. Wm. J. Donovan on "Partisan Warfare"; 34pp.
#23-57, "William J. Donovan and the OSS"; 13 pp.
Address by Ma
Golden Anni
Lecture by Ma
Bibliography
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Jan - 1951
27 Oct 1952
18 Apri119 57
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LOCATION,
HS/HC-45;,
These documents cover a wide variety of subjects which OSS was con-
cerned with during World War II and later as SSU. One document covers
partisan warfare as viewed by General Donovan, another covers Naval
Operations since World War II, and the third is a listing of books,
periodicals and newspaper materials about General Donovan.
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PREFACE
This bibliography has been compiled by the
CIA L brary from selected book periodical and
newspaper materials available in this library
and in the Library of Congress,,
Newspaper articles are from the New York
Times and deal with speeches and statements of
William J. Donovan, Books and periodical articles
deal with the OSS and General Donovan?s work in
the CSS.
Symbols and call numbers following each
citation indicate the locations of the publi-
cations,,
CIA - Central Intelligence Agency Library
DLC w Library of Congress
When requesting any item listed,, please
refer to this bibliography,
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1. ALSOP 0 STL:JART JOHONNOT OLIVE R d THO .S BRADEV. Sub roses;
the 06-S.-S, and k1unerican espionage, New York0 l eynal and
Hitcheock0 1946, 237p. D8100S7A55 DLC; V/8 130.A4 CT r,
2. DONOVAN, WILLIAM JOSEPH, XLdd EDGAR ANSEL NOIRE:R. Fifth column
lessons for America; introduction by Frank Knox. Washington;
American Council on Public Affairs 0 1941. 17p.
D810.P7033 DLCO
3. FORDO COREY0 a?d,ALASTAIR MACBAINO Cloak and dagger; the
secret story of OSS, New Yorke, Random House, 1946. 216p.
D810. S7F6 DLC ; V/8 130,,F6 CIA.
4. ICARDI, ALDO, Aldo Icardi s American master spy. Pittsburgh,
Stalwart Enterprises, 1954. 275p, V/8 917.132.11 CIA.
N9ACDONAILI, ELIZABETH P. Undercover girl, New Yorke, Macmillan0
1947. 305p., D810., 714 DLC; L/5 132.M1 CIA.
6. 11ORGAN6 WILLIM A J. Thgqe~yO.S.Se and le New York, Norton0 1957,
281p. V/8 917.132,M8 CIAQ
7o U. S. OFFICE OF STRAT'E'GIC SERVICES. Assessment of men;
selection of personnel for the Office of Strategic Services.
[By] the OSS assessment staff. Now York? Rinehart0 1948,-
541p. BF431.U6 DLC; V/8 131.U5 CI.
8. WILL.IAN J. DONOVAN. Ts, s Current biography year?book0 1954.
New York, H. V3. Wilson,, 1954. p.243w246.
1 917.09 1954 GIA.,
9.. WT.L.L IAI J. DONOVAN. National ?yclopaed..i.a of Americap
biography. Current volume G. New York,, a hite0 1946.
PM -74. 3-74. E1760N28 DI C,
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PERIODICAL ARTICI .S
10. AL50P, S., and T. BRA.DEL Five steps that make a spy. :
Science Digest 19:27-30, June 1946. DLC0
11. ARMSTRONG, D. Deeds of derring-do; review of Sub rosao by So
Alsop and T, Braden. j : Saturday Review of : ,terature
291i-12 p 16 March 1946. DLC,,
12~ BtCKERa H. Nature and consequences of black propaganda,, :
American Sociological Review 14g22? -2350 April 1949. DLO.
13. BIEI..ASKI F. Former OSS agent meets the press. l at American
Mercury 71-.199-2O7,, August 1950,, DID,,
14. CANBY. G. Wa ated s the full story. his Saturday Review of
Literature 29s23a 15 June 1946, D1Cp
15. CENTRAL agency, T,n :' Time 47s24, 4 February 1946. DLC o
,16, CHAMERT..AIN, J. OSS demonstrated need for a coordinated
intelligence office,, 1n: Life 19:116420+ 19 November
1945,, DLO.
17,, CLOAK, dagger,, and valor. Ia: Newsweek 2605Oa 24 September
1945. DIJO
180 COSTM1 , D. Q. We were expecting you at Dakar. In. Reader's
Digest 49;103-107, August 1946. DLC O
19. DAVIS, F. Secret history of a surrender; German armies in
northern Italy. In: Saturday Evening Post 218 n 9.11+,
22 September 1945717+,, 29 September 191=5 c D .,C a
20,, DONOVAN, Ws J. Central Intelligence 4.genoyd - Vital
Speeches 12s446-448,, 1 May 1946a DLC0
21 o rw Fugitives from the Soviet, In. Commonweal
64-:249-250P 8 June 1956. DLCo
22 a - a., n ~, - Global war of subversion. In : V.'L.ta~I Speeches
16:295-297 n 1 March 1950. 'DLCO
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23. DONOVAN, W. J. Intelligences key to defense. :Lra: Life
219108110, 30 September 1946. DIC.
24. Our stake in Thailand, Ira: Fortune 52:91,95,
July 1955. CIA,
25 Schuman plan : a blow to monopoly. k : Atlantic
Monthly 189958-61,, February 1952. CIA,
260
- - . Stop Russia's subversive war. ._n: Atlantic tIonthly
181 s 27?3O, Nay 1948,, DI,C?
27. Struggle in Asia. Tn,: Vital. ' Speeches 2131135-1138,
1 April 1955. CIA.
28. FORD, C.. n ,, A. k9AO13AIN. Cloak and dagger. k: Collier 9 s
116a12n13+0 6 October 1945; 18.19+, 13 October 1945;
20+ 20 October 1945; 30+, 27 October 19455. DLC.
29, GLOBAL gumshoeing. In: Time 46:23, 1 October 1945. DLCQ
30. GOOD man is hard to find. .d'1: Fortune 33:92-95+, March 1946, DIC.
31, HAVE we an intelligence service? In., Atlantic PNonthly 181:66-70,
April 1948. DLC.
32. IT e S DONOVAN again. l.Xa : Newm-reek Z14:18-11,-9, 26 July 1954. CIA,
33. LAi GER, W. L. Scholarship and the intelligence problem.
;p: American Philosophical Society. Proceedings v.92,
no.1:43445, 1948, DISC.
34. NCKI N , J. M. Of our sincere gratitude. Ira : New Republic
11.5:9899, 29 July 1946. DLC.
35. PEOPLE, of the week [William Joseph Donovan] Ira: U.S. News and
World Report 41:20, 30 November 1956. CIA,
36. PHIlLIPS, C. Shadow army t bat fought in silence. In. New York
Times Magazine P-12-13+, 7 October 1945. DLC.
37, RIPLEY, C. Incident in Siam.,, In: Yarle I view ne 36. no.2:262-276,
December 1946,, DL C,
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38, SCREENED secret agents, ,Ln: Popular Science 148:248, February
19)46, DLC.
39, SONDERN, E., 1r, Our wartime spyr. ster carries on, In:
Readerus Digest 51;67-730 October 1947,, DLL.
40, TEST at station S. In: Time 47.-92-4,, 21 January 19!I6. De,
41, VAN DE WATER, M. Selecting secret agents. : Science News
Letter 49:26m27e 12 January 1946, DLC,
42. WHITE, W. L. Some affairs of honor; operatives who hastened
German, collapse in Italy. Q: Reader?s Digest 47:1361540
December 1945, DLC.
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Opinion on U. S. convoys cited.
Apr. 6
I, 6
2
Donovan denies reports of his role in
Balkan talus,,
Apr, 12
3
7
Urges is .ediate use of convoys..
Apr. 12
6
6
Donovan 0s speech on Hess flight, Cincinnati.
May 15
3
2
Speech at NYC I Am on Amer Day observance ; pores
May 19
3
4
Urges iu nediate aid to England, Toad. Meeting
of the Aix?
May 23
19
Appoints research board to analyze incoming
defense information..
Sept,, 12
7
1
On Govt. world-wide information service plans
fox U. S. news broadcasts to Europe
Uc'r,o 6
6
3
Ratter urging secrecy on spies and saboteurs
capture.
July 3
16 7
Colo W. J. Donov&n and Director Eq Davis dispute
over Strategic Services Office and. (MI. p?r ers;
r aptd referred to Roosevelt,,
Jam,, 19
16 5
Conference with A 1ht sador Win ,ntn brndonp
June 25
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Leaves Moscow.
kr,7
3
5
Ends Pacific tour.
13
8
6
Has audience with Pope,
June 29
8
1
Receives Yugoslav Marshall Tito,.
AAug, 25
5
5
V-4.11
Denies there are Coomunists or fascists in
Strategic Sorvicos Office House subcox.aO
Har, 14
4
3
Defends officers listed by House subsaor as
having Communist backgrounds.
July 19
8
5
Suggests permanent intelligence agency
formations
Septa 5
14
1
Decorates 27 for 053 works
Sept. 13
1
6
Presents Bronze Star to Sgt. R. 0, ? olborrow
for reconnaissance work in Bur . o
Septo 25
4
1
Presents Bronze Star to Corp,, F6 Rogo and Sgt,,
0. Rismondo for fork with 1^ alian marines
for 055.
Sept 26
14
7
Views on federal lntelUgenoe believed not
accepted by Tr=an.
Sept0 30
1V07
4
i
Role as OSS head discussed; por.
Oct. 7
V3:' 12
Observes defendant loess dur?iaag psyc aia ,r is tests,
NOV. 9
6 4
Arrives, NYC ; plans; declines comment on
Nur berg trial0
Deco 17
9 3
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Blazes Roosevelt,=atali i bargain at Yalta. Conference
for USSR entry into Pacific war on faulty
intelligence data on strength of J :penesa i wantung
ar)-V in ia:ich 1a, speech to Overseas Pr-as i C1luTb0 Mar? 1
10
2
Speech on Greek politics , 14YC Greek . i:.?ndependenccs
day event.
Mar, 25
3
1
To speak on Italian partisans role against Germans,
Madison Square: Garden Rally. June 11
12
4
Urges straightfox and U. S. foreign policy in
speech, d N r3 enc i p ent.
July 6
26
1
Speech on veteran needs, Chenango County Victor
Day fate o
Aug, 22
15
2
Objects to use of his name and OSS d eignation
in fi o 115 Rue Madeleine ? .
Aug 30
12:
4
Urges fairness to veterans. speech, Italian
American World War Veterans.
Sept, 1
34,
3
Criticizes National Intelligence Authority,
speech to Advertising Men ? s Poste American
giona
Sept. 17
8
7
Lauds CONY veterans business training program0
speech at midta n center opening exercises, Oct 1 48 6
Urges veterans to enter politics, speech before
Veterans Co: aiittem for Dew ey and Ives. Oct. 17 14 3
Arrives, NYC0 aboard 1113 Queen Elizabeth;
ooz rnent to U , S' foreign policy. Novi 12 59
Urges contributions to finance; French health
centers? speech aboard SS Ile de Prance, Na CO Nov. 21 2
llluso presenting Medal for -leni.t to Sir ';U0 S.
Stephenson. Disc. 1 5 3
IS n esents, mer! t- z- -71.
J Ci'L7"~~.'t .'Lo a1= o
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He holds U. S. intelligence system inadecItuiteg
speech to NYC Bar Assn. Feb. 26 6 7
Decorates 34 members of Siamese underground for
anti-Japanese work during World War T.. Apr0 7 9 3
Sees free and de.nocratic Korean Govt vital to
U. S. security, speech to Reserve Officers
Assn. Hay 4 35 2
Arrives, NYC; sees US - USSR psychological war;
reports on European recovery; iflus with
daughter-in-law. Aug,,, 6 25 201,0
Recalls d5S activities, speech, -American
Radio Club0 Dec. 6 32 2
Speech on European Recovery Plana National
Industrial Conf. Bd. dinner. Jan0 23 2 2
J estif'ies on European Recovery Plan, Senate
CAuuiittee; warns of USSR threat to Europe. Jan. 23 3 3
Speech at NYU on Staling, suggested. Stockholm
conference. Feb. 24 18 2
Warns Italians on Ccx miunist election victory,
broadcast to Italy; illtcso M!ar0 23 2 2
Speech to NYC chapter of Veterans of Strategic
S Ceso Api n 29 26 6
Says cold war can't be 'iron by reliance on
European Recovery .Flan., s,:teech, NYC; urges
amoral strength,
July 18 1 5
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Asks economic sanctions against USSR to offset,
Berlin blockade even at risk of warb
JTuly 19
2
2
Co plains Polk inquiry is one sided.
July 20
4
6
Comments on Bentley against Do C. Lee and
OSS leaks.
xnu -o 31
3
8
Urges U.S. military aid to west, speecho
Oct. 3
12
5
Returns to U. S. from investigation; skeptical
of developments; says Overseas Writers ?1Oa000
reward will be held in abeyance pending trial.
Oct 19
2
3
Urges U. S. sanctions against USSR.,. speech, NYC.
Oct. 29
4
7
Yale law, Journal to publish W. J. Donovan article
in opposition to previous article by Prof.
Enerson critical, of loyalty program.
J1ar,t 1 rr'
10
2
Backs VFW' demonstration in NYCV
Apr. 10
37
6
Statements on G. Polk mur d.ed .
Apr. 22
1
6
Ends Near East tour; iwnterview.
M y :31
10
6
Says he would not run for T).& Senate.
Aug,, 26
1
6b7
Co rents on USSR atomic explosion.
Fact . 5
3
1'1F
Asks State Dept,, aid in L0 IF, Clark ca.,~e
Canton. China,.
Octa 7
1.th
7
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Sees USSR. as dominant power in Asia; sees peace
threat if USSR extends conquests, Feb, 17 1 6
Warns on moves by USSR in SE Asia; urges U. S.
assert leadership in area; urges n^ F ng
Supreme Car[miander or High Cou rissioner? to
carry out political and military policies.
Feb, 19
31
1
Among 10 prominent Americans urging Senate to
pass Ferrguson-Lraham.4c l ;ore amendments.
Feb, 23
15
1
Sees ER? securing western Europe from USSR.
Nar?, 4
7
1
Urges U.S. take initiative in Far Fast in
combatting cou nism; sees USSR threatening
to become dictator in Asia, House Committee
M1ar. tf
7
1
?
Donovan sees U.S. Laing cold war to USSR.
Mar. 5
52
1
Backs federal loyalty program Columbia forum.
Mar. 5
52
1
Reports American Coasiittee on United Europe poll
of 5 western European nations sho s majority
of public favors West European unity with
Great Britain and West Gera ny; tables.
May 5
5
1
Rails Intelligence crork of Den?nmark?s u dergrc undo
liberation anniversary dinner, ' YC ; reports
5 ,,?04 acts of sabotage,
MAY 5
1.3
Donovan and T. S, Olds back U. S. moves in
South Korea.
June 30
2
2,6
Urges better coordination of war techni ,,u.ss
and central strategic concept, speech,
American Legion.
Oct. 10
3
2
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Urges U.S, to adopt 'subversive ease techniques
as bar to aggression o radio speech for Present
Danger Committee; stresses psychologicalo
political and economic means.
are 19
15
2
Holds USSR bid could be device to cover defeat
of Communists; warns on ? sucker plan' ,
June 30
13
8
Comment on Holohan case.
Aug 16
12
308
Says Chrysler Mission had 414,000. not
$100fl000.
Aug. 17
5
2,4-6
Donovan attends Holohan funeral at St,
PatrickBs Cathedral.
Aug., 28
1
6
i2R
Backs Schuxnasn plan for coal-steel pool.
Feb, 20
6
411
Backs U. S, intervention in Korea, scores
reference to war as police action.
Aug. 26
13
8
Warns Communist challenge is unlimited war-,
urges enlarging defense to Include
guerilla. forces.
Aug, 26
13
8
Upholda Stevenson action in giving deposition
in Hiss case,
Oct. 15
1
2
Holds U. S. must win cold war to prevent world
war; sees knowledge of USSR subversion and
infiltration essential.
Nov, 13
11
: ctur?es SHAPE officiaJ.e on propapanda0
Nov. 21
13
1
Lectures higk1 SHAPE ca tificial.s on i~3tea li ga nce
operations,
Nov, 21
13
2
Urges U.3, prop08sbol . ~,i on Of veto in UP; sees
USSR accepting or thdra-wing from UN.
Nov, :3
,1
5
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Proposes U..5. aid organization of gueri.lia. forces
in USSR bloc Dec:? 10
Speaks on school development plans.
Jane 17 10
12 4
Affirms U0 S. will protect country from Communist
penetration or attack. Jan. 26 7 4
Reportedly discussed grant up to 050 million
to expand armed i or^ce:s 1, conference 4 Washington. Feb. 14, 20 5
Says Thailand, Burma and Cambodia together can
fill strategic weakness caused by Geneva
accord. Sept,: 25 11 2
Lauds Pros, Eisenhower decision not to commit
U.S. forces in struggle where result could
not be conclusive. 25 Ii 2
Appointed chairman of c,ofrr,:Ittee studying., U. S.
crimi.na justice Nor. 5 9 5
Holds Thai forces can defeat any Com,rtunis t
attempt to take over country; sees country
next likely targ :. Nov,: 30 2
Warns U.S. on support, of colonialism; urges
partnership with Asian nations.. Dec ,+ 9 5
Holder ~..L?ss of Fox",o5a make West oast
Ti