India's Message (Volume 7)
The January and June 1945 issue of India's Message (Vol. 7, Nos. 1 and 2), edited and published by Rishi Singh Grewal. India's Message contains several news items about the Indian independence movement, with commentary from editor Grewal.
The Regeneration of the Women of India
Pamphlet featuring a reprint of the essay "Regeneration of the Women of India," by Camille De Berri, originally published in The Campanile. The pamphlet was published by the Berkeley-based Hindusthan Association of America.
India's Three Greatest Dangers
Hand-written essay titled "India's Three Greatest Dangers" by Ishwar Chandra, written in 1917. Chandra uses the Nalanda Club based in Berkeley, California as his address.
What Do We Want?
Book titled What Do We Want? by M.N. Roy, published in 1922 by Edition De La Librarie J.B. Target.
India in Revolt
Book titled India in Revolt by Henry Judd, published in 1942 by the Workers Party of America in New York. The introduction is written by Max Shachtman, leader of the Socialist Workers Party and later the Workers Party. The title page is stamped with the San Francisco address for the publication "Labor Action."
The Origin of The Aryans
Book titled The Origin of the Aryans by Isaac Taylor, originally published in 1890 by the Humboldt Publishing Company.
The Historical Role of Islam
Book titled The Historical Role of Islam by M.N. Roy, published in 1943 by Renaissance Publications in Bombay.
The Hindusthanee Student (August 1923)
The August 1923 issue of The Hindusthanee Student (Vol. 7, No. 3), published by the Hindusthan Association of America in Berkeley, California. The issue includes essays by Sudhindra Bose, H.K. Rakhit, and a poem by Lily Palm.
The Anglo-Japanese Alliance and America
Booklet titled The Anglo-Japanese Alliance and America by Taraknath Das, published in Washington D.C. on November 1921. The booklet describes Das as the International Secretary of the Friends of Freedom for India and a former Fellow in Political Science and Economics at the University of Washington.