Series 2: Cassette tapes

About half of this series consists of recordings of radio broadcast lectures about nuclear war and the other half include lectures and teaching tapes by Lutz and other faculty.

Box 2: “Psychological Resistances to Confronting Nuclear War” by James P. Gustafson, psychiatry; “From Awe to Apathy: The History of Nuclear Consciousness” by Paul S. Boyer, history, Feb. 23, 1983; Feb. 25, 1983
Box 2: “Psychological Effects” by Donald T. Fullerton, psychiatry; “Fallout and Early Radiation Effects” by Joseph Sackett, radiology, Feb. 4, 1983; Feb. 2, 1983
Box 2: “An Administration Perspective on Nuclear War and Arms Control” by Joseph Lehman, public affairs advisor of U.S. Arms Control & Disarmament Agency; “A Democrat’s Perspective” by U.S. Rep. Robert Kastenmeier of Wisconsin, March 18, 1983; March 21, 1983
Box 2: “Perspectives on Nuclear War ‘A Republican’s Perspective’” by U.S. Representative Jim Leach of Iowa; “Perspectives on Nuclear War ‘A Catholic Perspective’” by George O. Wirz, auxiliary bishop of Madison, Aired March 23, 1983; Aired March 25, 1983
Box 2: “Civil Defense and Recuperation” by Joseph La Fleur, admin. Of Wisconsin Division of Emergency Government; “Genetic Effects on the Possible Survivors of a Nuclear War” by Seymour Abrahamson, genetics & zool, Feb. 14, 1983; Feb. 11, 1983
Box 2: “Unforgettable Fire” by John Dower, history; “A Medical Perspective on Nuclear Attacks” by Jeffrey Paterson, family medicine & practice, Jan. 28, 1983; Jan. 31, 1983
Box 2: “Negotiating Arms Control Agreements” by George Bunn, law; “A Soviet Perspective on Problems of War and Peace” by Yuri Kapralov, councilor of the USSR Embassy, March 16, 1983; March 14, 1983
Box 2: “Perspectives on Nuclear War ‘A United Methodist Perspective’” by Marjorie S. Matthews, bishop of Wisconsin; “Perspectives on Nuclear War” concluding discussion led by Dick Ringler, English and Scandinavian Studies , Aired March 28, 1983; aired March 30, 1983
Box 2: “Abstract Words for Concrete Ruin: The Estranging Language of Nuclear War” by R. Ringler, English & Scandinavian Studies M. Edelman, Political Science, & R. Anderson, Journalism & Mass Comm.; Socio-Psychological roots of the War Mentality” by Leonard Berkowitz, psychology, Feb. 28, 1983; March 2, 1983
Box 2: “Apocalyptic Fiction” by Fannie LeMoine, classics and comparative literature; “How Poets Imagine Nuclear War” by Niel Syngversen?, Scandinavian Literature, Feb. 16, 1983; Feb. 18, 1983
Box 2: “Perspectives on Nuclear War” Introduction by Dick Ringler, English and Scandinavian Studies; “Perspectives on Nuclear War – The Public, the Politicians, & the Professors in the Drive for Arms Control” by Rep. Les Aspin, Jan. 5, 1983; Jan. 7, 1983
Box 2: “Perspectives on Nuclear War ‘Nuclear Weapons and Political Purpose’” by David Tarr; “Perspectives on Nuclear War ‘Evolution of Atoms and Their Nuclei’” by John Willard, Jan. 10, 1983; Jan. 12, 1983
Box 2: “Energy from Nuclear Fusion and Fission” by C.H. Blanchard, physics, University of the air; “Radiations – Their Origin and Variety” by Larry DeWard, medical physics, University of the air, Jan. 14, 1983; Jan. 17, 1983
Box 2: “Nuclear Weapons and Their Effects” by Don Reeder, physics; “Delivery Systems” by David Tarr, political science, Jan. 19, 1983; Jan. 21, 1983
Box 2: “Nuclear Science and Nuclear Weapons” with David Tarr, political science, Don Reeder, physics, C.H. Blanchard, physics; “The Decision to Drop the Bomb on Japan” by John Dower, history, Jan. 24, 1983; Jan. 26, 1983
Box 2: “Why are we Opponents - The Evolution of Russian-American Confrontation, part 2 by John A. Armstrong, political science; “Scientists and Nuclear Weapons Policy After World War II” by John S. Steinhart, geology and geophysics, Aired March 7, 1983; Aired March 11, 1983
Box 2: “The American Political System and Nuclear Arms Policy” by Bernard Cohen, political science; “Why Are We Opponents – The Evolution of Russian-American Confrontation” part 1 by Thomas McCormick, history, March 9, 1983; March 4, 1983
Box 2: “‘Late’ Radiation Effects: Leukemia & Cancer” by Kelly H. Clifton, radiology and human oncology; “Ecological Effects of Nuclear War” by Stanley A. Temple, wildlife ecology, Feb. 7, 1983; Feb. 9, 1983
Box 3: “A Moral Creed for Humanity: Prospects for Ecumenism Among World Religions” by Daniel C. Maguire (Master), Jan. 31, 1982
Box 3: “Daniel C. Maguire: A Moral Creed for Humanity, Communiversity Lecture” Introduction by Fr. J.L. Heagle, Jan. 31, 1982
Box 3: “Gene Sharp: War, Power & Defense Forum Lecture and UWEC”, Oct. 5, 1981
Box 3: Tape to accompany slides for English History 111 classes on Sept. 28, 1979, HHH 303 & 232, on the Norman Conquest and Henry II, Sept. 1979
Box 3: Spoken Russian Excerpt “Artificial Satellites of the Earth” EC 60, Undated
Box 3: Youth in the North - “Youth in Norway” IMC #2753; “Youth in Denmark” IMC #2749, Undated
Box 3: Youth in the North – “The Faroes” IMC # 2750 Return to Dr. Lutz HHH709; “Iceland” IMC #2752 Return to Dr. Lutz HHH 709, Undated
Box 3: Youth in the North – “Finland” INC #2751 Return to Dr. Lutz HHH 709; “Sweden” IMC #2754 Return to Dr. Lutz HHH 709, Undated
Box 3: “Youth in the Faroe Islands” produced by Radio Sweden; “Youth in Norway” Radio Norway, 1977
Box 3: “Sussex Tape HB1 ‘Rise of Labor Party’” D. Marquand and Robert Skidelsky (Side 1); “Sussex Tape HB1 ‘Unemployment between the Wars’” D. Marquand and R. Skidelsky (Side 2), Undated
Box 3: “A.J.P. Taylor: ‘Neville Chamberlain and the Munich Crisis’” (Side 1 and 2), Undated
Box 3: “100-71-638 – The Irish National Tradition” by Dr. Donald McCartney, 51:10 min., Undated
Box 3: “A.J.P. Taylor: British Prime Ministers ‘Stanley Baldwin’” (Side 1); “A.J.P. Taylor: British Prime Ministers ‘David Lloyd George’” (Side 2), Undated
Box 3: “The Woman in History #7, The Woman in Anglo-Saxon Society (by Prof. Jane Schulenburg) (Side 1 and 2), Undated
Box 3: Dr. Sylvia Sipress on Swedish Government and Politics IS 140, Feb. 9, 1984 (Side 1 and 2), Feb. 9, 1984
Box 3: “Women in the English Church in the early Middle Ages” Prof. J. Schulenberg, Undated
Box 3: William H. McNeill: “Plagues & People. A History of Infectious Diseases Lecture from University of Chicago over Wisconsin State Radio” Recorded May 17, 1977, when broadcast over WHWC, May 17, 1977