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Collection includes material from the former Yugoslavia and other countries of the Balkans collected by the Donor between the 1950s and 2007.

A series of photographs in electronic format on CDs referred to by the donor as “Orašac 2006” taken by him and by his assistants from Graz (image files in JPG format)

A Finding aid for the Joel and Barbara K. Halpern’s archival collection at the University of Massachusetts (60 pages)

in Program in Soviet and East European Studies occasional papers, Series No. 20, 1989, pp. 1-18.

Electronic copies of 147 of Joel Halpern’s grant applications, notes, fieldwork, and correspondence

2 working drafts and the final version

Compiled by Halina W. Rothstein, 1983

Black and white photographs taken mainly in Labunište in 1962, with handwritten captions: I folder: Labunište, 45 photographs, from 210A through 254A; II folder: Labunište, 45 photographs, from 255A through 299A; III folder: Labunište, 45 photographs, from 300A through 344A; IV folder: Labunište, 45 photographs, from 345A through 389A; V folder: Labunište, 51 photographs, from 390A through 440A; VI folder: Globočica, Macedonia, 15 photographs, from 441A through 455A; Ščočivir, Macedonia, 3 photographs, from 456A through 458A; Labunište and Velešte, 16 unnumbered photographs.

Includes image inventory

Collection from the Vojvodjanski Muzej, Novi Sad. The original photographs, dated circa World War One (1914-1918), are at the University of Graz, Austria (files from 3_008 through 3_172). Includes image inventory

Collection from the Vojvodjanski Muzej, Novi Sad. The original photographs, dated circa World War One (1914-1918), are at the University of Graz, Austria (files from 4_053 through 4_192) . Includes image inventory

Files from 48_066A through 48_091C from 1973; 67_088A through 67_099C from 1978); image file inventory; photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs

Electronic copies of photographs taken in 1979 in Kosovo, Struga, and Trvešvo (48_100A through 48_150), and Macedonia (49_001A through 49_010); includes image files inventory and 4 photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of photographs taken in 1973 and 1978 in Trnovo (49_011A through 49_133C) and Skopje (67_001A through 67_022C); includes image files inventory and photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Slovenia, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Croatia, Belgrade, and Serbia taken in 1964 (17_105a through 17_150b and 20_001a through 20_046b) ; photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Slovenia, Bosnia, Maglaj, Novi Seher, Jablanica, and Brežići taken in 1964 (20_140a through 20_150b and 21_001a through 21_084b); includes image files inventory and photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Orašac, Serbia, Belgrade, Arandjelovac, and Bukovik taken in 1970 (37_054b through 37_144a); includes image files inventory

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Yugoslavia: Serbia, Croatia, Dalmatia, Orašac, Kosovo, Priština, Moruva, Skup, Slavista, Dečani, Prizren, Žiča, Primošten, Zadar, Zagreb, Belgrade, Tržić, Vukov Sabor, and Arandjelovac taken in 1970 and 1973 (40_125a through 40_150b and 48_001a through 48_048c); includes image files inventory and photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Yugoslavia: Serbia, Belgrade, Orašac, and Arandjelovac taken in 1975 (56_062a through 56_132a); includes image files inventory and photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Yugoslavia, Serbia, Orašac, Bulgaria, and Turija taken in 1975 (56_133a through 56_150c and 57_001a through 57_053c); includes image files inventory and photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Bulgaria, Turija, Blagoevgrad, Gabrovo, Bačkovo, and Božanci taken in 1975 (57_053C through 57_120C); includes image files inventory and photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs from Bulgaria, Dragalevci, Lazarke, the market, parks in Sofia etc., taken in 1975 (60_036a through 60_98c); includes image files inventory and photocopied pages of handwritten descriptions of the photographs.

Electronic copies of colour photographs of the parks in Sofia, Bulgaria, taken in 1975 (69_140a through 69_150c); includes image files inventory and photocopied page of handwritten descriptions of the photographs. This is the last “Bulgaria” disc.

Skopje: Institute for Slavonic Culture, 2003

Originally published in A Serbian Village by J.M. Halpern – a copy of the handwritten charts.

Information regarding the HIV antibodies Test, assessing personal risk of infection, and ow to deal with your results. Two brochures are in multiple Asian languages.

General information regarding safer sex practices and understanding HIV /AIDS and how to avoid exposure. Most are in brochure format, some fold out to be posters, many items include comic style story-telling, seven are actual comic books - one of which includes separate Spanish and English versions. Also includes the 1991-92 Annual Report from the Youth Advocates of San Francisco. NOTE: Envelope 1 is Only Comic books.

Brochures and brochure booklets providing advice on how to avoid the pressure to have sex and promoting the benefits of abstinence. One item in Spanish '101 ways to love without sex.'

Information specifically for sexual minority men. Most are brochures with a few alternate formats. One item in three versions.

General information on safe sex and risk assessment specifically for heterosexual women. Most are brochures with a few alternate formats including one issue of "World Health"(Nov/Dec 1990) and the summer 1993 "Positive News: Newsletter of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation" in 4 languages.

Information for food service, child care, and personal care workers on preventing infection / contamination.

Series consists of 4 subseries: organizational files, correspondence, membership lists, and financial documentation. Series 1.2 (Correspondence) includes an envelope of correspondence, artwork and photography from Boris Zavgorodny, a Russian science fiction enthusiast and artist who corresponded with the ESFCAS during the 1980s.

Series consists of publications from other Science Fiction clubs, acquired primarily through trade, as well as general science fiction information and ephemera.