dean reed collection

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Denver, Colorado, 80203

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Dean Reed collection

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Dean Reed collection,

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Table of Contents

Summary Information ................................................................................................................................. 3

Biographical note...........................................................................................................................................4

Scope and Contents note............................................................................................................................... 5

Administrative Information .........................................................................................................................5

Related Materials ........................................................................................................................................ 5

Controlled Access Headings..........................................................................................................................6

General note...................................................................................................................................................7

Collection Inventory...................................................................................................................................... 8

Manuscripts,............................................................................................................................................. 8

Reel-to-reel tapes,.................................................................................................................................... 8

Photographs,.............................................................................................................................................8

Container list................................................................................................................................................ 13Object list..................................................................................................................................................... 32


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Summary Information

Repository History Colorado. Stephen H. Hart Research Center

Creator - Author Reed, Dean, 1938-1986

Title Dean Reed collection,

Date circa 1950-1994

Extent 14.0 Linear feet (22 boxes)

Location note The photographs are stored in Ph.00341 in the Photography Collection.

Language English

Abstract This collection contains correspondence, scrapbooks, interviews, lyrics,

scripts, magazine articles, photographs, and other material documenting

the life and career of Dean Cyril Reed (1938-1986), circa 1950-1995.

Born in Colorado in 1938, Reed began his singing career in 1958 with a

Capitol Records recording contract. He became popular in South America

and in countries in the Soviet Bloc ,circa 1962-1986. He was also a

devoted socialist and rallied for the poor and oppressed.

Preferred Citation note

Dean Reed collection, Mss.01455, History Colorado, Denver, Colo.


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Biographical note

Dean Reed was a singer, actor, director, and social activist who was born in Wheat Ridge, Colorado in1938 to Ruth Anna Brown (1914-2000) and Cyril Reed (1903-1982). He had two siblings Dale (1935-)and Vernon (1943-) Reed. Reed enrolled at the University of Colorado in Boulder in 1956 and majoredin meteorology. He dropped out of college after his sophomore year and moved to Hollywood, Calif. topursue an acting and singing career. In 1958, he received a seven-year recording contract with CapitolRecords. After his single, "Our Summer Romance," became a hit in South America in 1962, Capitol senthim on a tour of Brazil, Chile, and Peru, where he experienced immense popularity and was ranked higherthan Elvis Presley on the South American Hit Parade polls. Later that year, Reed moved to Santiago,Chile where he was given his own television show. While there, Dean became politically active as asocialist and started writing peace songs and rallying for the poor and oppressed. He also openly protestedU.S. foreign policy and its use of nuclear weapons.

By 1964, he was living in Buenos Aires, Argentina with his first wife Patricia. After his arrest in 1965due to his Marxist views, he moved to Spain and then Italy. In 1966, Reed performed a concert tour in theSoviet Union and received a recording contract with the Soviet label Melodiya Records. He was the firstmusician to release a rock and roll album behind the Iron Curtain. He toured countries in the Eastern Blocwhere he was considered a superstar and was the recipient of numerous peace prizes. Reed’s daughterRamona was born in 1968. By 1973, Reed had moved to East Germany, divorced his wife Patricia, andmarried Wiebke Schmidt, a language interpreter from East Germany. Their daughter Natasha was born in1977. Reed divorced Schmidt that same year and married East German actress Renate Blume. They livedin East Germany with Alexander, her son from a previous marriage.

Reed continued his political activism and was arrested a number of times for his protest demonstrationsincluding protesting American foreign policy and washing the American flag outside the U.S. embassyin Santiago, Chile in 1970 and protesting new power lines on farmlands in Minnesota in 1978. Reed alsobecame a supporter of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and visited Palestinian leader YasirArafat and PLO fighters in South Lebanon a number of times between 1976-1983. In addition to hissinging career, Reed was an actor who starred in 18 films throughout Europe and in Argentina, and actedin a number of “spaghetti westerns” in Italy. He also wrote, directed, and starred in the films El Cantor, amovie depicting the life of Chilean singer and political activist Victor Jara who was shot after the Chileancoup in 1973, and Bloody Heart, a film about the Wounded Knee Massacre on the Pine Ridge IndianReservation in 1890.

Dean Reed never achieved stardom and success in the United States, and his popularity waned in the early1980s. After Reed compared U.S. President Ronald Reagan to Joseph Stalin in a 1986 interview with thetelevision news program 60 Minutes, he gained negative publicity in the U.S. and received hate mail. TheWestern press nicknamed him the “Red Elvis” and the “Johnny Cash of Communism.” Dean Reed’s bodywas found in a lake in East Germany on June 17, 1986. His death was ruled an accidental drowning, butthere were speculations that he may have committed suicide or that he was the victim of foul play.


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Scope and Contents note

This collection contains correspondence, scrapbooks, interviews, scripts, newspaper and magazinearticles, sound recordings, photographs, and other materials dating from circa 1950-1995 that documentthe life and career of singer, actor, and activist Dean Cyril Reed (1838-1986).

Administrative Information

Publication Information

History Colorado. Stephen H. Hart Research Center

Copyright statement

History Colorado may not hold copyright to materials in this collection.

Immediate Source of Acquisition note

Materials in this collection were donated by Will Roberts, Renata Blume-Reed (Reed's widow), and JohnRosenburg in 1989 and by Ruth Anna Brown (Reed's mother) in 1990.

Processing Information note

The collection was processed by Janis Faulkenberg in 2001. The photographs were re-organized by EmilyMoazami in February 2015.

Related Materials

Mixed collections note

History Colorado also holds artifacts related to Dean Reed in its collection, including movie posters, vinyl records (33 1/3 rpm and 45 rpm), and clothing. Please see page 32 for more details.


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Controlled Access Headings

Genre(s)

• Clippings.• Correspondence.• Scrapbooks.• Sheet music• Sound recordings

Geographic Name(s)

• Argentina--Photographs• Boulder (Colo.)--Photographs• Chile--Photographs• Germany (East)--Photographs• Soviet Union--Photographs

Occupation(s)

• Musicians.

Personal Name(s)

• Blume-Reed, Renate, 1944- -- Photographs• Brown, Anna Ruth, 1914-2000 -- Photographs• Reed, Cyril, 1903-1982 -- Photographs• Reed, Dean, 1938-1986

Subject(s)

• Actors--Photographs• Communism• Concerts--Photographs


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• Motion picture industry--Photographs• Motion picture production & direction--Photographs• Musicians--Photographs• Singers--Photographs• Socialism

General note

Accession #s 89.521, 89.561, and 90.132.


Manuscripts,

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Collection Inventory

Series 1: Manuscripts, circa 1954-1995 6.0 Linear feet [9.0 lf + 1 Album box (box 13) + 1 flat box

(16x20)]


This series contains correspondence, articles, clippings, scrapbooks, movie scripts, lyrics, poems, and music scores, among other materials that document the life and career of Dean Reed, circa 1954-1995. Please see page 13 for container list.

Series 2: Reel-to-reel tapes, circa 1960-1980 4.25 Linear feet (3 boxes)


This series contains Dean Reed's sound recordings on reel to reel and cassette tapes, many of which do not have any identifying labels or marks. These materials probably date from circa 1960-1980. Please see page 20 for container list. Other sound recordings such as vinyl records (33- 1/3 rpm and 45 rpm)

have been transferred to History Colorado's Department of Decorative and Fine Arts.

Series 3: Photographs, circa 1950-1989 3.75 Linear feet (approximately 2314 photographs in 7

boxes)


This series contains approximately 2314 photographs (1658 prints, 168 transparencies and slides, and

488 negatives) depicting the life, travels, and career of Dean Reed, circa 1950-1989. The photographs

document Reed's family and friends; concerts and live performances; film career; political activism;

and his tourism and travels both nationally and internationally. The photographs were shot by a

number of international photographers and press agencies including Polytechnischo Oberschule


Dean Reed, family, and friends,

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(Potsdam, Germany); Stern (Hamburg); and Gunter Reisch (Germany), among many others. The

photographers’ stamps on the back of the image do not necessarily indicate where the photographs were

shot. Some photographers traveled with Dean and shot image in various countries. Donor Will Roberts

photographed a large number of photographs in this series while he was researching and filming his

documentary American Rebel: The Dean Reed Story (1985).

General note

Accession #s 89.521, 89.561

Subseries A: Dean Reed, family, and friends, circa 1950-1989 0.5 Linear feet


This subseries contains photographs, negatives, and transparencies depicting Dean Reed, his family, and his friends, circa 1950-1989. Photographs of Dean Reed include professional portraits and candid snapshots. Photographs of Reed's friends and family include his mother Ruth Anna Brown, his father Cyril Reed, his older brother Dale, his younger brother Vernon, his daughters Ramona (b.1968) and Natasha (b.1977), his first wife Patricia Reed-Wilson, his second wife Wiebke Schmidt Reed, his widow Renate Blume-Reed, and his friend and film documentarian Will Roberts, among many others. Photographs of note include images of Reed when he was a teenager, autographed photographs, and snapshots of Reed's burial site in Boulder, Colo. This series also includes copy negatives created from prints that are both represented in this collection and from other collections. Please see page 23 for container list.

Arrangement note

Photographs in this subseries are first arranged by subject and then chronologically. Photographs of

unidentified family and friends are located at the end of the subseries.

Subseries B: Concerts, circa 1961-1984 0.5 Linear feet



Film career,

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This subseries contains photos, negatives, and transparencies documenting Dean Reed's concerts and performances, circa 1961-1984. Concerts depicted were shot in East Germany (now Germany), the Soviet Union (now Russia), Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic and Slovakia), Hungary, Chile, Argentina, and Nicaragua, among other locations. Photographs of note include Dean Reed's concerts in East German schools; concerts and performances for the Baikal-Amur-Magistralle (BAM) Soviet Railway project; and the Phil Everly and Dean Reed television show in East Germany. Please see page 25 for container list.

Arrangement note

Photographs in this subseries are arranged according to date. Photographs depicting unidentified concerts

are located at the end of the series.

Subseries C: Film career, circa 1966-1978 0.5 Linear feet


This subseries contains photographs, negatives, and transparencies depicting Dean Reed's film career as

an actor and director, circa 1966-1978. Images include both still shots from movies as well as behind-

the-scenes documentation. The films represented in this subseries were shot internationally in Argentina,

Bulgaria, East Germany (now Germany), Spain, Italy, and Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic and

Slovakia), and include the titles Sing, Cowboy, Sing (filmed in 1966; released 1981), Mitra Baby Face

(1966), Buckaroo: The Winchester Does Not Forgive (1967), I Nipoti Di Zorro (1968), Death

Knocks Twice (1969), God Made Them... I Kill Them (1968), The Pirates of the Green Island (1969),

Blutsbrüder (Blood Brothers; 1975), El Cantor (1978), and Bloody Heart (1986), among many others. Many actors are depicted in the photographs including Renate Blume-Reed and Vaclav Neckar. Photographs of note include Reed directing the film El Cantor in Bulgaria. The dates on the file folders indicate when the photographs were shot, not when the movie was released in theaters. Please see page 26 for container list.

Arrangement note

Photographs in this subseries are arranged chronologically. Photographs of unidentified films are located

at the end of the subseries.


Tourism, politics, and activism,

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Subseries D: Tourism, politics, and activism, circa 1961-1989 2.0 Linear feet


This subseries includes photographs, negatives, and color slides and transparencies relating to Dean Reed's tourism, politics, and activism around the world, circa 1961-1989. The photographs depict Reed's leisure time, press and peace conferences, interviews, protest demonstrations, peace prizes, rallies, and meetings with heads of state, among other topics. The locations photographed include Argentina, Armenia, Bangladesh, Bulgaria, Brazil, Chile, Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic and Slovakia), Dominican Republic, England, Germany, Italy, Lebanon, Mongolia, the Soviet Union (now Russia), Spain, United States, and Uruguay. Prominent people depicted in images include Daniel Ortega (Nicaraguan president); Liber Seregni (Uruguayan military officer and politician); Yasser Arafat (Palestinian leader); and possibly Johnny Cash (American musician). Photographs of note include Reed's 1970 American flag protest and arrest in front of the American Embassy in Chile; activism with the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) circa 1976-1983; Reed's arrest in Minnesota in 1978; and the Dean Reed Peace Prize presented at the University of Colorado in April 1989. Some photographs in this series document unidentified events and/or locations. Please see page 27 for container list.

Arrangement note

Photographs in this subseries are arranged chronologically. Unidentified photographs are located at the

end of the subseries.

Subseries E: Press articles, circa 1959-1965 0.15 Linear feet


This subseries contains photographs (prints and negatives) of South American newspaper and magazine articles featuring Dean Reed, circa 1959-1965. Please see page 31 for container list.

Arrangement note


Press articles,

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Materials in this subseries are arranged chronologically.

Container list

Series 1: Manuscripts, circa 1954-1995

Box FF# Description Dates

1 1 Correspondence; Brown, Ruth Anna 1995; 1983-

1986

1 2 Correspondence; Conway, Gary 1986

1 3 Correspondence; Durschmied, Erik 1984-1985

1 4 Correspondence; [ ? ], Johnny 1984; 1986

1 5 Correspondence; Price, Paton 1971; 1976;

1980

1 6 Correspondence; Reed, Dale & Verne 1982; 1986

1 7 Correspondence; Reed, Dean 1968

1 8 Correspondence; Reed, Patricia & Ramona 1969; 1980;

1986

1 9 Correspondence; Roberts, Will 1981; 1983;

1986

1 10 Correspondence; Schnebly, D.J. 1986

1 11 Correspondence; Woodhead, Leslie 1991

1 12 Correspondence; Miscellaneous Writers 1969-70;

1976; 1984-

86; undated

1 13 Correspondence; [in German] 1978

1 14 Correspondence; [in German] 1979-80

1 15 Correspondence; [in German] 1983-86

1 16 [Empty] Mailing envelope [in German] 1986

1 17 Memoranda [in German] undated

1 18 Correspondence; [in Italian] 1970

1 19 Correspondence; [in Spanish] 1970-1985

1 20 Telegrams 1978

1 21 Telegrams [in German] 1978

1 22 Telegrams [in Russian; Slavic (?); Spanish] 1978

1 23 [In Russian] 1985 &

undated

1 24 Notes undated

1 25-39 Correspondence: Freedom of Information Act

[FOI]

1962-1986

2 40 Correspondence: FOI 1986

2 41 Sketch: DR 1984

2 42 Correspondence & Memoranda: Passports 1961; 1966

2 43 Correspondence & Memoranda: Passports 1970-71;

1979; 1983

2 44 Correspondence & Memoranda: Driver’s License 1978; 1985

2 45 Memoranda: Univ. Colorado transcripts 1967

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2 46 Memoranda undated

2 47 Memoranda: Musical Programs undated

2 48-53 Planning Calendar 1980-1985

2 54 MS Article: Argentina 1962

2 55 MS Article: 25 Years 1963

2 56 MS Article: JFK 1963

2 57 MS Article: 26th

Year 1964

2 58 MS Article: 27th

Year 1965

2 59-60 MS Article: Ulan Bator (2 copies) 1967

2 61 MS Article: China Threat 1967

2 62 MS Article: Aggression by Israel 1967

2 63 MS Article: South America 1968

2 64 MS Article: Vietnam 1970

2 65 MS Article: North American Flag 1970

2 66 MS Article: Vietnam & China 1970

2 67 MS Article: Montevideo 1971

3 68 MS Article: To The Conscience 1971

3 69 MS Article: Flag 1971

3 70 MS Article: Words 1974

3 71 MS Article: Why Nations 1975

3 72 MS Article: Amis Gueridos… [Spanish] 1977

3 73 MS Article: To The Jury 1978

3 74 MS Article: Wright County Jail 1978

3 75 MS Article: Introduction 1982

3 76 MS Article: Last Chapter 1982

3 77 Article: Israeli Aggression 1982

3 78 MS Articles: for El Mundo undated

3 79 MS Article: An Outline… undated

3 80 MS Quotations etc. undated

3 81 MS Speech: Atomic Testing 1962

3 82 MS Speech: Our Camouflaged Colonies 1963

3 83 MS Speech: Argentina 1965

3 84 MS Speech: Stockholm 1970

3 85 MS Speech: Chile [English & Spanish] 1971

3 86 MS Speech: Moscow [English & Spanish] 1973

3 87 MS Speech: Human Rights [English & German] 1977

3 88 Interview with D.R. [German] 1962

3 89 Interview with D.R. 1966

3 90 Interview for Moscow publication 1971

3 91 Interview with D.R. 1978

3 92 Interview with John Rosenburg 1988

3 93 Interview with Ruth A. Brown 1989

3 94 Scrapbook [Spanish] Various dates

3 95 Scrapbook: Chile 1962

3 96 Scrapbook [German] 1973-1981

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4 97 Scrapbook [German] 1978

4 98 Presentation book 1985

4 99 Screenplay: “Races” undated

4 100 Film Proposal: “Birth of a Nation” undated

4 101 Script [German] undated

4 102 Script: “El Kantor” [German, English, Spanish] 1976

4 103-

104

Script: “Wounded Knee” [German] undated

5 105-

107

Script: “Bloody Heart” [German] undated

5 108 Scene Outline: “Bloody Heart” [German] undated

5 109 Scene Drawings: “Bloody Heart” [German] 1986

6 110 Book: Rites of Passage 1966-72

6 111 Book: Dean Reed [songbook] 1980

6 112 Books: Dean Reed Aus meinem Leben [German] 1984

6 113 Books: Dean Reed [German], [Russian] 1980, 1983

6 114 Books: Jugendlexikon & Von der Edisonwalze… 1989

6 115 Magazine: Cine-Amor [Spanish] 1962

6 116 Magazine: Reporter [Czech] 1966

6 117 Magazine: Roman Karmen 1973

6 118 Magazine: People 1978

6 119 Magazine: El Kantor [German, English] 1978

6 120 Magazine: NBI 1978

6 121 Magazine: Orszag vilag [? Language] 1978

6 122 Magazine: Die Weltbuhne [German] 1979

6 123 Magazine: Ein Rennjahr… [German] 1979

6 124 Magazine: Explosiv [German] 1979

6 125 Magazine: NBI 1979

6 126 Magazine: Musikinstrumentum Report 1980

6 127 Magazine: Filmspiegel [German] 1981

6 128 Magazine: Filmspiegel [German] 1982

6 129 Magazine: Filmspiegel #7 [German] 1985

6 130 Magazine: Filmspiegel #20 [German] 1985

6 131 Magazine: FF dabei [German] 1982

6 132 Magazine: melodie und rhythmus [German] 1984

6 133 Magazine: Denver 1985

6 134 Magazine: Peace Courier 1987

6 135-

139

Magazine: FF dabei [German] 1988

7 140 Newspapers: Denver Post November

1986

7 141 Newspapers: Rolling Stock #11 1986

7 142 Newspapers: Rolling Stock #12 1986

7 143 Newspapers: Westword February

1989

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7 144 Newspapers: Westword April 1990

7 145 Newspapers: [Spanish] 1984

7 146 Newspapers: [Russian] 1985

7 147 Clippings 1956; 1959-

1962; 1966-

1968

7 148 Clippings 1971-76

7 149 Clippings 1978; 1980-

84

7 150 Clippings 1985

7 151 Clippings 1986

7 152 Clippings 1988-90 &

undated

7 153 Clippings [Spanish] 1962-65

7 154 Clippings [Spanish] 1969


7 156 Clippings [Spanish] 1971-1972


7 158 Clippings [Spanish] undated

7 159 Clippings [German] 1971-1975



7 162 Clippings [German] undated

7 163 Clippings [Russian] 1966; 1978-

1985

7 164 Clippings [Russian] undated

7 165 Clippings [Czech] 1965; 1974;

1979

7 166 Clippings [Italian] 1967; 1972;

undated

8 167 Clippings [assorted languages] 1973; 1980;

1983-1984;

undated

8 168 Poster undated

8 169 Poster undated

8 170-

172

Program undated

8 173 Programs [German] undated

8 174 Programs [Spanish] 1971 &

undated

8 175 Program [Czech] 1976

8 176 Fliers [assorted languages] 1985 &

undated

8 177 Yearbook Pages: “Farmer” 1956

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8 178 Yearbook Pages: “Coloradoan” 1958

8 179 Alumni Assoc: U. of Colorado 1960-76

8 180 Discography 1960-1969

8 181 Russian Railroad Forms 1979

8 181 Receipts 1983-86

8 183 D.R. Fan Club 1986

8 184 German School Dedication 1987

8 185 D.R. Peace Prize 1989

8 186 Misc. printed matter 1989

8 187 Children’s Drawings undated

8 188 D.R. Writing Paper undated

8 189-

190

Misc. printed matter undated

8 191 Lyrics: “A Simple Prayer” 1954

8 192 Lyrics: “Why” 1957

8 193 Poem: “Female Hercules” 1959

8 194 Lyrics: “Our Summer Romance” 1960

8 195 Lyrics: “Our Love…” 1960

8 196 Lyrics: “Once Again” 1961

8 197 Lyrics: “The Cannibal Twist” 1962

8 198 Poem: “I Saw a Smile” 1962

8 199 Lyrics: “The Hiccup Song” 1963

8 200 Lyrics: “Love is The Mightiest Force” 1963

8 201 Poem: “Reality” 1963

8 202 Lyrics: “Our Language of Love” 1964

8 203 Lyrics: “With You By My Side” 1964

8 204 Lyrics: “Things I’ve Seen” 1964

8 205 Lyrics: “I Want You to Know” 19641964

8 206 Lyrics: “Wandering Girl” [English] 1964

8 207 Poem: “You Don’t Know” 1965

8 208 Poem: “The War Keeps Going On” [English] 1966

8 209 Poem: “For Tomorrow I May Die” 1967

8 210 Poem: “We Are the Revolutionaries” [English] 1967

8 211 Poem: “Take a Minute” 1968

8 212 Poem: “You” [English] 1968

8 213 Poem: “Life is Like a Freight Train” 1968

8 214 Poem: “Life” 1968

8 215 Poem: “My Poor Homeland” [English/German] 1968

8 216 Poem: “I Should Tell You…” 1969

8 217 Poem: “Peace” 1968

8 218 Poem: “A Dean Reed” 1970

8 219 Poem: “… History Calling” 1970

8 220 Lyrics: “… History Calling” [English] 1970

8 221 Poem: “Seven Years” 1970

8 222 Poem: “Time Doesn’t Wear” 1970

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8 223 Poem: “Warsaw” [English] 1971

8 224 Poem: “Made a Wish Today” 1974

8 225 Poem: “Perhaps” 1974

8 226 Poem: “I Saw Him There” 1974

8 227 Poem: “The Child Fights On” [English] 1973

8 228 Poem: [untitled], Md. Iqbal Hossain 1973

8 229 Poem: “Definition of Love” 1973

8 230 Poem: “Together” 1973

8 231 Poem: “Contradiction” 1973

8 232 Lyrics: “Ich weiss…” [German/English] 1975

8 233 Lyrics: “Love Your Brother” [English] 1975

8 234 Lyrics: “Vietnam Blues” [English/German] 1975

8 235 Lyrics: “Values” [English] 1977

8 236 Lyrics: “Biladi” [English] 1977

8 237 Lyrics: “Oh Jerusalem” [English] 1977

8 238 Lyrics: “Tell Me How” [German] 1977

9 239 Lyrics: “Du bringst mir Keine Blumen”

[English/German]

1977

9 240 Poem: “Dads” 1978

9 241 Poem: “You Came Into My Life” 1981

9 242 Lyrics: “You Came Into…” [English] undated

9 243 Lyrics: “22 Sep 1981” [English] undated

9 244 Lyrics: “Fighting & Fussing” undated

9 245 Lyrics: “Give Me a Guitar” undated

9 246 Lyrics: “Let Me Be”/”Marilyn Monroe”

[English/German]

undated

9 247 Lyrics: “Let Me Love You” undated

9 248 Lyrics: “They Call Me a Rebel” undated

9 249 Lyrics: “I Love Me” undated

9 250 Lyrics: “Mom’s Song” undated

9 251 Lyrics: “Colorado Sun” undated

9 252 Lyrics: “Waiting for a Lady” undated

9 253 Lyrics: “To All The Ones I’ve Loved” undated

9 254 Lyrics: “Hang Together” undated

9 255 Lyrics: “Wake Up America” undated

9 256 Lyrics: “I Must Go Mama” [English] undated

9 257 Poem: “Story of My Life” undated

9 258 Lyrics: “… wo die Blumen sind” [German] undated

9 259 Poem: “Heute noch” [German] undated

9 260 Poem: “Los americanos” [Spanish] undated

9 261 Lyrics: “I Believe in Music” [English] undated

9 262 Lyrics: “My Friend” [English] undated

9 263 Lyrics: “Die gedanken…” [German] undated

9 264 Lyrics: “Lucille” [English] undated

9 265 Lyrics: “Living Alone” [English] undated

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9 266 Lyrics: “Long Long Trail”/”Oklahoma”/”Let

Me…” [English]

undated

9 267 Lyrics: “Yo Pisare…” [Spanish] undated

9 268 Lyrics: “Mi Pueblo” [Spanish] undated

9 269 Lyrics: “Immer wieder…” [German] undated

9 270 Lyrics: “A Woman Has Come Between Us”

[English]

undated

9 271 Lyrics: “Thunder & Lightning” [English] undated

9 272 Lyrics: “Schlaf ein mein Sohn” [German] undated

9 273 Lyrics: “Wounded Knee in 73” [English] undated

9 274 Lyrics: “Sensible” [English] undated

9 275 Lyrics: “Deano Loves You Baby” undated

9 276 Lyrics: “Aber bitte Devisen” [German] undated

9 277 Lyrics: “Mama” [German] undated

9 278 Lyrics: “Watchfulness” undated

9 279 Poem: “Kinder” [German] undated

9 280 Poem: “Queen of the Night” undated

9 281 Lyrics: “What are you shooting for?” undated

9 282 Lyrics: “High Noon” [English] undated

9 283 Lyrics: “He’s Got the Whole World”; “Blowing in

the Wind” [English]

undated

9 284 Lyrics: “Skip to Lou”;“Overcome” [English] undated

9 285 Poem: “Unidad Latinoamericana” [Spanish] undated

9 286 Poems: “Siento” ; “Ustedes” [Spanish] undated

9 287 Poem: “Wenn du qute Freunde hast” [German] undated

9 288 Lyrics: “Jambalaya” [English] undated

9 289 Lyrics: “Country Boy” [English] undated

9 290 Lyrics: “Ich hab’ getraumt” [German] undated

9 291 Lyrics: “House of Rising Sun” [English] undated

9 292 Lyrics: “Die Rose” [German] undated

9 293 Lyrics: “Es gibt eine Liebe, die bleibt” [German] undated

9 294 Lyrics: “Wes bin ich und wer bist du” [German] undated

9 295 Lyrics: “Nun bin ich nah bei dir” [German] undated

9 296 Lyrics: “Der Schlaf neben dir” [German] undated

9 297 Lyrics: “Nur du und ich” [German] undated

9 298 Lyrics: “Deine Leibe” [German] undated

9 299 Lyrics: “Preacher and the Bear” undated

9 300 Lyrics: “Old Cowboys Never Die” undated

9 301 Lyrics: “Monkey’s Viewpoint” undated

9 302 Lyrics: “Ghost Riders” undated

9 303 Lyrics: “Little Juana” undated

9 304 Lyrics:“If you go” ; “Yesterday” undated

9 305 Poem: “Angela Davis” undated

9 306 Lyrics: “Cindy” undated

9 307 Lyrics: “Without You” undated

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Series 2: Reel-to-reel tapes, circa 1960-1980

Box Item Description Dates

10 1 Unidentified undated



10 4 Missing undated



10 7 Missing undated








9 308 Lyrics: “My Song for You” undated

9 309 Lyrics: “This Train” undated

9 310 Lyrics: “El Cantor” [English] undated

9 311 Lyrics: “Companeros” [English] undated

9 312 Lyrics: “Susan” [English/German] undated

9 313 Lyrics: “If You’re Gonna Play in Leipzig” undated

9 314 Lyrics: “Ladies Night” undated

9 315 Lyrics: “Country Roads” undated

9 316 Lyrics: “Jackson” undated

9 317 Lyrics: “Blumen fur die lady” undated

9 318 Lyrics: “Es rette sich wer kann’ undated

9 319 Lyrics: Medley: “Blowing in the Wind; this Land” undated

9 320 Lyrics: “End of Lying” undated

9 321 Lyrics: “My Bonnie” undated

9 322 Lyrics: “Good Hearted Woman” undated

9 323 Lyrics: “Little Susy” undated

9 324 Score: “Give Peace a Chance” undated

9 325 Score: “Song of Joy” undated

9 326 Score: “Reed Medley” undated

9 327 Score: “Rock ‘n Roll Medley” undated

9 328 Score: “Little Susy” undated

9 329 Score: “Country Road” undated

9 330 Photocopies of album covers [Those transferred to

DFA]

undated

9 loose Book: Dean Reed: Aus meinen Leben (2copies) undated

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10 15 “Eloise” undated


10 17 “Wenn die gute Freide” undated









10 26 “Reed Low Rate” undated

10 27 “Rundfleen Marten” undated

10 28 “Free” undated

10 29 “Dean Reed” undated

10 30 1. “Free ; 2. “Patti” undated

10 31 “Casas que” undated











11 42 DR 1. “Little Juana” 2. “Blue Suede Shoes” 3.

“Hey Babe”

undated

11 43 “Words and music by Gabor Kaisch, Budapest, for

the repertory of Dean Reed”

undated



11 46 DR 1. “Jersualem” 2. “Bam” 3. “This Land” undated

11 47 DR “El Canter” and “sonap for Rundford

Hoffman”

undated

11 48 DR “Vietnam Blues” “If You Fly Away” undated

11 49 DR “Rosas rojas” “Higos mios” “Olearia”

“Wandering Girl” “Elizabeth”

undated


11 51 DR “Love Your Brother” “Under grasser Liebe

Willen”

undated


11 53 “Guantanamera” “My Way” “ Mississippi Line”

“Yesterday When I Was Young”

undated

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11 54 “Dean DR, accept this musical present from me . .

.” No name

undated

11 55 DR “La Valle . . .” “La Bamba” “Happy Hippy

Shake” “Que pretendo . . .” “Searching”

“Elizabeth” “Special Exercises”

undated

11 56 DR “I’ll Be there” “No Wonder” “La Novia”

“Our Summer Romance” “Pistolero”

undated

11 57 “No no Smoveran” undated

11 58 DR “Rock medley” “No no . . .” “Give Peace a

Chance” “Clean”

undated

11 59 DR titles crossed out, labeled “CLEAN” undated

11 60 “Music playbacks without voice; Argentina” undated

12 61 “Die Cowboys” undated

12 62 “Our love” “Sugar Pie” “Cualgier carlidad” “Yo

quer que sepa”

undated

12 63 “Monica Jacobs” “fur Karel Sendungen” undated

12 64 “Female Hercules” undated

12 65 Empty box labeled, “que sera” undated

12 66 Empty box labeled “Todas Compadres” et al undated

12 67 Label only, “Besame mucho” undated

12 68 DR “Nun ‘o ssapevo” 1968

12 69 DR “Eloise. Softly. Maria. Noue la Pioggia. Love

resister.”

undated

12 70 DR voice, English. “Humpty Dumpty. Banana

boat. Que quieresde mi. El Pecador.”

undated

12 71 “I Believe in Music” undated

12 72 “My Bonny” undated

12 73 Songs given to Dean Reed by A. Terent undated

12 74 Titles in Russian undated

12 75 DR “No me duele decirlo” “Singt unsere leid”

“Wedding Song”

undated

12 76 “Chou” “Gerde” undated

12 77 “Flowers” ; DR “La Busgueda” “Je Conll” “La

Guerra Sigue Igual” “Tu no sabes” “Moritat” “El

Amor Es LaFuera Mas Poderosa” “Contigo A Mi

Lado” “Jeras Jeras” “Nuestro amor Sera Para

Siempoe”

undated

12 No # DR “If you go . . .” “Song of Joy” “Blowing in

the . . .” “This Land . . .”

undated

12 No # DR “Love your brother” “Grosser Liebe”

“Frieden”

undated

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12 No # DR 1. “Mame” 2. “die wahre Erste Liebe” undated

12 DR 1. “Liebe . . .2:25” 2. “Wennder gute

Freunde . . .2:50”

undated

12 No # DR “Dean Reed” “Non Ti chiedere Mai” undated

12 No # DR 1. “For Bobbie” 2. “Companera” 3. “Hey

little one” 4. “Song of joy”

1. “English-Susan” 2. “Just PB-Susan” 3. “A

Cowboy-Vasek” “We’ll . . .” with children’s

choir ; Wohlgemuth Gerhard

undated

13 No # Dean Reed, stereo, Soviet long play 3 large reels

labeled with Russian titles

undated

Series 3: Photographs, circa 1950-1989

Subseries A: Dean Reed, family, and friends, circa 1950-1989


1 1 Dean Reed candid portraits circa 1950-

1958

1 2 Dean Reed publicity photos (negatives) circa 1959-

1963

1 3 Dean Reed headshots (copy negatives) circa 1959-

1965

1 4 Dean Reed portraits circa 1959-

1969

1 5-6 Dean Reed portraits (negatives, prints, and color

transparencies)

circa 1965-

1969

1 7 Dean Reed candid portraits (see also oversize

box)

circa 1965-

1975

1 8-11 Dean Reed portraits (negatives) circa 1970-

1979

1 12 Dean Reed horseback riding circa 1970-

1980

1 13 Dean Reed signing autographs, unidentified

locations

circa 1970-

1980

1 14 Dean Reed signing autographs, unidentified

locations (negatives)

circa 1970-

1980

1 15 Dean Reed riding motorcycles (prints and color

transparencies)

circa 1970-

1980

1 16 Dean Reed portraits circa 1970-

1984

1 17 Dean Reed publicity photos circa 1974

1 18 Dean Reed publicity photos 1975

1 19 Dean Reed candid portraits circa 1975-

1980

1 20 Dean Reed publicity photos circa 1975-

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1980

1 21 Dean Reed with camera circa 1975-

1983

1 22 Dean Reed publicity photos 1977

1 23 Publicity photos of film actors including Dean

Reed

circa 1977-

1982

1 24 Dean Reed in his East German home 1979

1 25 Dean Reed in his East German home circa 1980-

1984

1 26 Vernon Reed and Dale Reed (Dean’s brothers) circa 1955-

1970

1 27 Dean Reed and his first wife Patricia Reed-

Wilson

circa 1956-

1965

1 28 Dean Reed’s German Shepherd dog circa 1960-

1969

1 29 Dean Reed and Patricia Reed-Wilson in Mexico 1964

1 30 Dean Reed and his mother Ruth Anna Brown circa 1965-

1981

1 31 Dean Reed and Patricia Reed-Wilson in

Switzerland (negatives & prints)

1967

1 32 Patricia Reed-Wilson and Ramona Reed (?)

(color transparencies)

circa 1968

1 33 Dean Reed and Ramona Reed circa 1969-

1976

1 34 Chris Everly portrait circa 1970-

1980

1 35 Dean Reed and Ramona Reed (negatives) 1972

1 36 Dean Reed and Ramona Reed (color

transparencies)

1972

1 37 Dean Reed, Wiebke Schmidt Reed, and Ramona

Reed in East Germany and unidentified locations

circa 1973-

1977

1 38 Dean Reed and Wiebke Schmidt Reed’s

wedding

1973

1 39 Patricia Reed-Wilson and Ramona Reed in

Hawaii

1974

1 40 Cyril Reed circa 1975-

1981

1 41 Renate Blume Reed (prints & negatives) circa 1977-

1986

1 42 Dean Reed and Natasha Reed in East Germany circa 1977-

1989

1 43 Dean Reed and Ramona Reed in San Diego,

Calif.

1978

1 44 Ralph Willard Odom (Dean Reed’s step-father) 1982

1 45 Renate Blume-Reed, Will Roberts, and Stan 1989

- -

Oliner in Germany

1 46 Dean Reed’s Grave, Boulder, Colo. 1989

1 47 Unidentified family and friends circa 1960-

1979

Subseries B: Concerts, circa 1961-1984


2 48 Concert- Chile (prints & negatives; see also

oversize box)

1961-1962

2 49 Concert- Argentina 1964-1965

2 50 Concert- Soviet Union (negatives and prints) circa 1966

2 51 Concert- unidentified location circa 1967

2 52-54 Concert- Soviet Union (prints, negatives, and

color transparencies)

1971

2 55 Concert- Dean Reed Show, East Berlin, East

Germany

1972

2 56 Concert- Leningrad, Soviet Union (now

Russia)

1972

2 57 Concert- East German schools circa 1973-

1978

2 58 Concert- Solidarity for Chile 1974

2 59 Concert- Czechoslovakia circa 1975

2 60 Concert- Solidarity meeting of Leipzig folk

artists, Leipzig, East Germany

Feb. 19, 1976

2 61 Concert- East Germany 1976

2 62 Concert- “Feast of Red October,” Berlin,

Germany

1977

2 63 Concert- Youth Club, Altlandsberg, Germany July 9, 1977

2 64 Concert- unidentified location (copy

negative)

circa 1978-

1984

2 65 Concert- Baikal-Amur-Magistralle (BAM;

Soviet railway), Soviet Union

1979

2 66 Concert- Soviet Union circa 1979

2 67 Concert- memorial service in honor of Martin

Luther King, Jr. at the World Peace Council,

Berlin, Germany

Feb. 4, 1979

2 68 Concert- Budapest, Hungary (see also

oversize box)

May 1979

2 69 Concert- Everly Reed Show, East Germany 1979

2 70 Concert- Dean Reed with Belorussian band

Versay, Soviet Union

1979

2 71 Concert- Pressefest in Rostock, Germany May 28, 1982

2 72 Concert- Potsdam, Germany 1983

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2 73 Concert- Managua, Nicaragua 1984

2 74-77 Concert- unidentified locations circa 1970-

1979

2 78 Concert- unidentified locations (negatives

and color transparencies)

circa 1970-

1984

2 79 Concert- unidentified locations circa 1975

2 80 Concert- unidentified locations circa 1982-

1983

Subseries C: Film career, circa 1966-1978


3 81 Film- Mi primera novia / My First Girlfriend

(filmed in Argentina; prints and negatives)

1965

3 82 Film- Sing, Cowboy, Sing (filmed in

Czechoslovakia in 1966 and released in 1981)

1966

3 83 Film- Mitra Baby Face 1966

3 84 Film- Buckaroo: The Winchester Does Not

Forgive (filmed in Italy; prints and negatives)

1967

3 85 Film- Dio li crea…Io li ammazzo! / God

Made Them…I Kill Them (filmed in Italy;

prints and negatives)

1968

3 86 Film- I nipoti di Zorro / Zorro (filmed in

Italy; prints and color transparencies)

1968

3 87 Film- La Banda de los tres Crisantemos

(filmed in Spain)

1968

3 88 Film- Blonde Köder für Den Mörder / The

Blonde Connection / Death Knocks Twice

(filmed in Italy and Germany)

1969

3 89 Film- The Raqamuffin (filmed in Italy; prints

and color transparencies)

1969

3 90 Film- Los Corsarios / The Pirates of the

Green Island (filmed in Spain)

1969

3 91 Film- La Stirpe di Caino (filmed in Italy) 1969

3 92 Film- Adios Sabata / The Bounty Hunters

(filmed in Italy and Spain)

1970

3 93-94 Film- Aus dem Leben eines Taugenichts

(filmed in Germany; see also oversize box)

1972-1973

3 95 Ruth Anna Brown and Dean Reed during

filming of Aus dem Leben eines Taugenichts

(filmed in Germany; see also oversize box)

1972-1973

3 96 Film- Kit & Co. (filmed in Germany, Soviet

Union, and Czechoslovakia)

1974

3 97 Film- Blutsbrüder / Blood Brothers

(filmed in East Germany)

1975

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3 98-104 Film- El Cantor / The Singer (prints and color

transparencies)

1977

3 105 Dean Reed directing El Cantor / The Singer 1977

3 106 Dean Reed Headshots for film El Cantor /

The Singer

1977

3 107 Film- Races (filmed in Japan and Germany;

slides)

1984

3 108 Film- Bloody Heart (filmed in East Germany) 1986

3 109 Unidentified films 1965-1984

Subseries D: Tourism, politics, and activism, circa 1961-1989


4 110 Dean Reed in Peru 1961

4 111 Cheddi Jagan (President of Guyana) circa 1961-

1970

4 112-

113

Dean Reed in the Amazon with Indigenous

Brazilians in Brazil (prints, negatives, and color

transparencies)

1962

4 114 Dean Reed, family, and friends in Argentina 1964-1965

4 115-

116

Dean Reed in Argentina (prints and negatives) 1964-1965

4 117 Dean Reed with camera in Prague,

Czechoslovakia

1966

4 118 Dean Reed in Monaco (prints and negatives) 1966

4 119 Dean Reed in Spain 1966

4 120 Dean Reed with car in Spain (prints and

negatives)

1966

4 121 Dean Reed at King Saint Stephen’s statue in

Budapest, Hungary (prints and negatives)

circa 1966

4 122 Dean Reed in Volgograd, Soviet Union (Russia;

prints, negatives, color transparencies; see also

oversize box)

1966

4 123-

125

Dean Reed in the Soviet Union (Russia; prints,

negatives and color transparencies)

1966

4 126 Dean Reed and Russian author Boris Polevoi

(Polevoy)

1966

4 127 Dean Reed in Argentina (negatives) 1967

4 128 Dean Reed in Cuba 1967

4 129 Dean Reed in Mongolia (prints, negatives, and

color transparencies

1967

4 130 Dean Reed in front of the Damdin Sukhbaatar

statue in Mongolia (prints and negatives)

1967

4 131 Dean Reed in Uruguay circa 1967-

1973

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4 132 Dean Reed in Italy (prints, negatives, and color

transparencies)

circa 1967-

1969

4 133 Dean Reed at the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin,

Germany (print and negative)

circa 1967-

1969

4 134 Dean Reed in Yerevan, Armenia (color

transparency)

circa 1967-

1969

4 135 Dean Reed at St. Mark’s Basilica, Venice, Italy

(prints and negatives)

Circa 1969

4 136 Dean Reed and Pablo Neruda circa 1969-

1970

4 137 Dean Reed in Russia circa 1970-

1975

4 138 Dean Reed gives World Peace Prize for the film

Bekenntnisse des grafikers Tschittarprsad [?],

Czechoslovakia

circa 1970-

1980

4 139 Dominican Republic (negatives) circa 1970-

1980

4 140 Dean Reed’s protest and arrest at the United

States embassy in Santiago, Chile

1970

4 141 Dean Reed in the Soviet Union (Russia; prints

and negatives)

1971

4 142 Dean Reed signing autographs in the Soviet

Union (Russia; negatives and color

transparencies)

1971

4 143 Dean Reed in the Soviet Union (Russia; color

transparencies)

1971-1972

4 144 Dean Reed at press conference in Buenos Aires,

Argentina

1971

4 145-

146

Dean Reed in Santiago, Chile (prints and

negatives)

circa 1971-

1972

4 147 Dean Reed at the Leipzig Film Festival, Leipzig,

Germany

1971

4 148 Dean Reed’s interview with Ingeborg Stiehler in

Leipzig, East Germany

1971

4 149 Dean Reed at the Freedom for Angela event in

Berlin, Germany

Nov. 18,

1971

4 150 Dean Reed in Panama 1971

4 151 Dean Reed with Russian artist Vladimir [last

name unknown] (see also oversize box)

1972

4 152 Dean Reed at a construction site in

Czechoslovakia

circa 1972-

1976

4 153 Dean Reed playing soccer in Czechoslovakia circa 1972-

1976

4 154 Liber Seregni (military officer and politician),

Uruguay

1973

4 155 Dean Reed, Wiebke Schmidt Reed, and Ramona Aug. 1973

- -

Reed at the World Festival in Berlin, Germany

(slides)

4 156 Dean Reed at the World Youth Festival in

Berlin, Germany

1973

4 157 Dean Reed’s visit to an East German school 1973

4 158 Dean Reed in Bangladesh (prints and negatives) 1973

4 159 Dean Reed at the Dacca-Asian Peace conference,

Bangladesh

May 23-26,

1973

4 160 Dean Reed at the World Congress of Peace

Forces, Moscow, Soviet Union (Russia)

1973

4 161 Dean Reed at Alexanderplatz in Berlin, Germany circa 1973-

1974

4 162 Police in Denver, Colo. circa 1973-

1983

4 163 Dean Reed in London, England (negatives) circa 1973-

1979

4 164 Dean Reed in France (negatives) circa 1973-

1979

4 165 Dean Reed water skiing, location unknown 1974

4 166 Dean Reed at an unidentified rally, United States 1975

5 167 Dean Reed in Cuba 1975

5 168 Views of the Soviet Union (Russia) circa 1975-

1977

5 169 Dean Reed in the Soviet Union (Russia) circa 1975-

1979

5 170 Dean Reed at the Solidaritatszentrum event in

Germany [?] (see oversize box)

circa 1975-

1983

5 171 Dean Reed and Johnny Cash [?] at an

unidentified event

circa 1975-

1980

5 172 Dean Reed at a conference [?] in Sofia, Bulgaria 1976

5 173 Dean Reed at a press conference in

Czechoslovakia

1976

5 174 Dean Reed with the Palestine Liberation

Organization (PLO)

circa 1976

5 175 Dean Reed with the Baghdad Minister of Culture 1976

5 176 Dean Reed in Spain 1978

5 177 Dean Reed’s arrest in Minnesota (prints and

negatives)

1978

5 178 Dean Reed receiving the Bulgarian Peace Medal

in Sofia, Bulgaria

1978

5 179 Dean Reed in Budapest for the Hungarian Peace

Prize

1978

5 180 Dean Reed with the Palestine Liberation

Organization (PLO) (prints and color

transparencies)

1978

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5 181 Dean Reed with school children in Moscow,

Soviet Union (Russia; see also oversize box)

circa 1978-

1980

5 182 Dean Reed with Soviet politician Boris

Pastukhov in Moscow, Soviet Union (Russia)

1978

5 183 Dean Reed with friends in Hollywood, California 1978

5 184 Dean Reed meeting the Soviet congress at the

Kremlin Palace in Moscow, Soviet Union

(Russia)

1978

5 185 Dean Reed and Spanish actress Marisa Mell at

the Czech Film Festival in Czechoslovakia

1978

5 186 Dean Reed visiting Tel Zatar, a school for

orphans in the Palestinian refugee camp in

Beirut, Lebanon

1978

5 187 Dean Reed with Yasser Arafat in South Lebanon

(prints and copy negative)

1979

5 188 Dean Reed at Lake Baikal in Siberia filming for

the Baikal-Amur-Magistrale (BAM) Soviet

railway project, Soviet Union

1979

5 189 Dean Reed in the Soviet Union for the Baikal-

Amur-Magistrale (BAM) railway project

1979

5 190 Dean Reed in the Soviet Union 1979-1980

5 191 Dean Reed at a school in Potsdam, Germany 1980

5 192 Dean Reed at events in East Germany circa 1980-

1984

5 193 Dean Reed outside his home [?] in East Germany

(contact sheet)

circa 1980-

1984

5 194 Dean Reed visiting a bakery in East Germany circa 1980-

1984

5 195 Dean Reed and his family and friends in

Hollywood Calif. and Minneapolis, Minn.

circa 1980-

1985

5 196 Dean Reed, Renate Blume Reed and Alexander

Reed with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat

1983

5 197 Dean Reed with Nicaraguan President Daniel

Ortega and Minister of Culture Ernesto Cardenal

(negatives and prints)

1984

5 198 The building dedication ceremony for the Dean

Reed Oberschule (school) in East Germany

1987

5 199 Renate Blume Reed, Stan Oliner, and Will

Roberts at the Dean Reed Oberschule (school) in

East Germany

1989

5 200 The Dean Reed Peace Prize ceremony and

recipients at the University of Colorado in

Boulder

April 1989

6 201 Unidentified locations and events

(negatives and color transparencies)

circa 1965-

1967

6 202 Unidentified locations and events circa 1965-

- -

1970

6 203 Unidentified locations and events circa 1970-

1975

6 204 Unidentified construction projects (prints and

negatives)

1970-1980

6 205-

208

Unidentified locations and events 1970-1980

6 209 Copy negatives from prints in collection

Subseries E: Press articles, circa 1959-1965

Box FF # Description Date

6 210-

213

South American press articles

(prints and negatives)

circa 1959-

1965

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2002.33.2.BObject ID:

Object Name: boot





Synopsis: boot | United States

Description: This is the right boot from a pair of man's brown leather cowboy boots with "fancy-stitching" in the shaft,

and a medallion stitched on the foot. They have a "box toe" (although it is not square), and they have

pull-straps.



2002.33.3Object ID:

Object Name: scarf

MC (do not use)Department:



L: 50in; W: 50inDimensions:

Synopsis: scarf

Description: This is a white linen scarf with black geometric designs. The edges are frayed and tied at two opposing

corners.

Descriptors: cotton | linen | white | black | pattern | geometric | line | interlocking | edge | frayed

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