Guide to the Papers of Jerzy Zubrzycki
MS 6690; MS Acc01.149; MS Acc01.216; MS Acc01.271;.MS Acc02.020; MS Acc02.235; MS Acc03.097; .MS Acc05.102; MS Acc06.079; MS Acc09.142
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Collection Summary
- Creator
- Zubrzycki, Jerzy
- Title
- Papers of Jerzy Zubrzycki
- Date Range
- 1919-2006
- Collection Number
- MS 6690; MS Acc01.149; MS Acc01.216; MS Acc01.271;.MS Acc02.020; MS Acc02.235; MS Acc03.097; .MS Acc05.102; MS Acc06.079; MS Acc09.142
- Extent
- 29.49 metres (1 small folio box + 1 medium folio box + 2 packets +178 ms boxes + 11 archives boxes)
- Language of Materials
- English
- Repository
- Special Collections (Manuscripts)
Introduction
Scope and Contents
The collection documents many aspects of Zubrzycki's long career as an academic with the Australian National University and his participation in a number of organisations and government bodies. These include the Australian Ethnic Affairs Council, the Australian Immigration Advisory Council, the National Multicultural Advisory Council, Australian Aid to Poland, the World Health Organisation Fourth World Project, the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences at the Vatican and the National Museum of Australia.
The collection includes correspondence, drafts, typescripts, and offprints of many of Zubrzycki's publications, radio scripts and lectures and meeting agendas, minutes, and reports from various organisations.
The papers also include a large body of personal correspondence, mainly in Polish, and a collection of personal memorabilia, including school reports and exercise books, wartime documents and ticket stubs, passports and photos.
Conditions Governing Access
Please refer to the collection's catalogue record for the access conditions (http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn1082184).
Conditions Governing Use
Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.
Preferred Citation
Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of Jerzy Zubrzycki, National Library of Australia, [class number, box number and series and/or file number]'.
Provenance
The papers were either donated to the Library (under the Taxation Incentives for the Arts Scheme) by Zubrzycki or purchased from him in several instalments between 1993 and 1999. The initial consignment of records was received by the Library in January 1982 and has been added to several times since this date most recently in 1999.
Related Materials
A caricature of Zubrzycki drawn by Geoff Pryor in 1975, is held in the Library's Pictorial Section.
Finding Aid Source(s)
Please note: This finding aid may comprise or contain descriptive information provided by donors, researchers and/or volunteers.
Collection Retrieval Advice
Please note: each consignment in this collection has a separate box number sequence (i.e. there may be multiple Box 1s). Please cite the relevant Class number as well as the Box number when requesting retrieval of material from the collection.
Biographical Note
Jerzy (George) Zubrzycki was born in Krakow, Poland on 12 January 1920. In 1938, he entered the Cavalry Officer Cadet School (Szkola Podchorazych Rezerwy Kawalerii) in Grudziadz (Northern Poland) to complete a year's compulsory Military Service before beginning university studies. Graduating in June 1939, he was essentially sent straight to the front to fight the invading German Army. He was taken prisoner by the Germans in September 1939, but escaped and served with the Polish underground movement eventually making his way to France, via Slovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia and Italy. Evacuated to Britain in June 1940, he served with the Polish Parachute Brigade, and the Polish Section of the Special Operations Executive (SOE).
In September 1945 Zubrzycki began studies at the London School of Economics, graduating in 1952 with a Maters of Science and Economics, in population studies. He then enrolled and completed a PhD at the Free Polish University in London.
In 1955 Zubrzycki accepted a post in the Research School of Social Sciences at the Australian National University (ANU) and immigrated with his family to Australia in December 1955. He continued to work at the ANU until his retirement in 1986, founding the Department of Sociology in 1970.
Zubrzycki has written extensively on immigration and has served on many government councils and inquiries into Australian immigration and multicultural policies. He has also been involved in a number of other organisations, including Lifeline, the Australian Family Association and the National Museum of Australia. Since 1994, he has been a member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences.
Zubrzycki was awarded a MBE Mily in 1945, a CBE in 1978 and made an Officer of the Order of Australia in 1984. He died on 20 May 2009, and is survived by his wife, Alexandra, four children and eight grandchildren.
Item Descriptions
Class MS 6690. Original Consignment
The papers in MS 6690 document many aspects of Jerzy Zubrzycki's career as an academic with the Australian National University and his participation in a number of organisations and government bodies. These include the Australian Ethnic Affairs Council, Australian Immigration Advisory Council, World Health Organisation Fourth World Project, Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, Australians for Just Refugees Programs, National Museum of Australia and Australian Aid to Poland. The collection includes correspondence, 1983-2005, typescripts of most of Zubrzycki's books, reports, reviews and a large number of publications. Particular strengths of the collection are the records of Zubrzycki's extensive involvement with government and cultural institutions. These document the attitudes toward multiculturalism in Australia in the 1960s and 1970s.
Contained in 188 boxes, 2 fol. boxes, 1 fol. item.
Class [unnumbered]. Original consignment
Series 1. Press articles and book reviews, 1956-87 - Box 1
Typescript drafts and clippings of articles and reviews by Zubrzycki on various topics. This series also includes a small amount of correspondence relating to the articles and reviews
Series 2. Radio broadcast scripts, 1957-86 - Box 2-3
Mostly typescripts of ABC radio 'Notes on the News' and 'News Commentary' broadcasts by Zubrzycki. This series also includes some correspondence and listener's letters in addition to some 'Voice of America' broadcast scripts, 1962.
Series 3. Personal correspondence, 1947, 1956, 1962-89 - Box 4-6
Correspondence with friends and colleagues in Australia, and overseas.
Series 4. Polish studies, 1948-91 - Box 7-11
The papers in this series relate to contemporary social and political life in Poland, Polish migration abroad and to Poles in Australia. The series includes correspondence with Polish academics and personal friends, 1955-85; correspondence and other papers relating to the Polish University Abroad (London), 1950-90; typescript drafts and correspondence re Zubrzycki's book Polish immigrants in Britain (The Hague, 1956); typescript drafts of articles on Poland and eastern Europe for Current Affairs Bulletin with correspondence, 1956-64; correspondence with the Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences of America, 1965-85 correspondence with Lech Paszkowski, 1957-91; and papers relating to: the help Poland Live Appeal, 1981-83; Australian National University lectures and conferences on Poland, 1982-83; the Polish hunger strike in Canberra, 1984; the Macquarie University Polish Studies Foundation, 1984-91; the Polish Rural Foundation, 1985-87; Polish people and culture in Australia edited by Roland Sussex and J. Zubrzycki, 1985; Soldiers and peasants: the sociology of Polish migration by J. Zubrzycki (London, 1988); the Polcul Foundation (Sydney), 1985-90; and the Australian Solidarity With Poland Fund, 1989-91
Series 5. Ukrainian studies, 1959-87 - Box 11
This series includes drafts of articles, correspondence and research material.
Series 6. Communism, 1956-90 - Box 12
Zubrzycki has been an active anti-communist since the 1950's. This series contains papers generated by Zubrzycki through his anti-communist activities and includes typescripts of articles for News Weekly, 1957-62; correspondence with the Committee for Cultural Freedom, 1956-86; and papers relating to the Frank Knopflemacher case, 1965 and to an Andre Sakarhov petition, 1984.
Series 7. Catholic Church, 1957-88 - Box 12
This series includes typescripts of articles on contraception and population written for the Catholic Weekly, 1961; and papers relating to the Jesuit Sociological Survey, 1967-68; the Loreto Foundation Lecture, 1983; the Papal Task Force, 1986; and to the National Pastoral Institute, 1987-88
Series 8. Australian National University, 1955-86 - Box 13
This series includes correspondence and other papers re Zubrzycki's appointments at ANU, 1955-86; in addition to papers relating to the Freedom From Hunger Teach-In, 1965; Zubrzycki's term as University Marshall; and to his involvement in the ANU Advisory Council on Public Affairs, 1978-84
Series 9. Sociology, 1954-55, 1962-87 - Box 14-16
This series includes correspondence, minutes, conference papers, and other papers relating to the Sociological Association of Australia and New Zealand, 1963-72; London University lecture notes on the social structure of modern Britain, 1954-55; and drafts of papers on sociology by Zubrzycki
Series 10. Visiting appointments and guest lectureships, 1961-91 - Box 16-17
This series includes correspondence and typescripts of lectures by Zubrzycki for inter-alia the following institutions: the University of New South Wales Radio University in demography, 1965; the Joint Services Staff College, 1980-88; the Australian Police College, 1982-84; Ormond College, University of Melbourne (Scott Fellowship), 1987; University of Texas Department of Sociology, 1961-63; University of Pennsylvania Department of Sociology, 1968; the Multicultural History Society of Ontario, 1980-82; Pennsylvania State University, 1986-88; the International Management Centre from Buckingham, 1987-88; and the Finland Academy Institute of Migration, 1987-90
Series 11. Settlers in the La Trobe Valley, 1959-64 - Box 18-38
>ANU Press published Zybrzycki's fourth book, a study of immigrants in the Victorian La Trobe Valley, in 1964. This series contains survey forms arranged by nation of origin of the immigrants; tabulations; background research material and associated correspondence; drafts; correspondence with the publisher; and comments and reviews of the book
Series 12. Australian Immigration Advisory Council, 1971-74 - Box 39-41
This series consists mainly of reports and policy papers
Series 13. Australian Ethnic Affairs Council, 1977-81 - Box 42-49
This series consists chiefly of reports, agendas and correspondence. Zubrzycki was the Chairman of this Council
Series 14. Australian Institute of Multicultural Affairs, 1979-86 - Box 50-59
Consists of agendas, minutes, reports, correspondence, news-cuttings and manuals
Series 15. Australian Council on Population and Ethnic Affairs, 1981-84 - Box 60-61
Follows on from Series 13 and includes similar material
Series 16. Immigrants in Canada and Australia, 1970-86 - Box 62-71
This series includes research material, statistics, correspondence, and drafts relating to a two-volume work Zubrzycki produced in collaboration with Anthony Richmond
Series 17. 1986 Population Census Ethnicity Committee, 1981-85 - Box 72-73
Meeting papers relating to Zubrzycki's involvement in a committee which was convened by the Australian Bureau of Statistics to advise on the design of the ethnicity component of the 1986 population census
Series 18. Migrant education and language policy, 1973-89 - Box 74-76
This series includes reports, correspondence, discussion papers, news-cuttings and conference papers. In particular, it includes notes and research material relating to the Inquiry into Schools of High Migrant Density, 1974-75 and papers relating to workshops and a conference of the English Speaking Union, 1983
Series 19. Miscellaneous papers on immigration and multiculturalism, 1956-91 - Box 77-82
This series includes research notes for and a typescript of Zubrzycki's contribution to the 'Patterns of Peasant Migration Seminar', 1956; typescripts of Zubrzycki's Melbourne lectures on Australian immigration, 1957-59; drafts and correspondence re Immigrants in Australia, 1959-60; correspondence re the Good Neighbour Movement, 1956-67; miscellaneous conference papers and typescripts and reprints of articles; correspondence re The Foreign Language Press in Australia, 1967; papers relating to the International Committee for European Migration, 1975-79; correspondence re the Migrant Resource Centre, Melbourne, 1970-80; agendas and reports of the Australian Population and Immigration Council, 1978-80; papers re the Special Broadcasting Service, 1980-84; correspondence and clippings relating to the 'boat people' and to the Geoffrey Blainey controversies, 1979-84; and papers relating to the National Consultation on Multiculturalism, 1982 and to the Pratt Group multicultural workforce project, 1984-86
Series 20. National Museum of Australia Ethnic Heritage Collections 1980-91 - Box 83-90
Consists chiefly of correspondence, reports, agendas and minutes
Series 21. Student activism, 1968-77 - Box 91
This series includes news cuttings, articles and leaflets
Series 22. Canberra Lifeline, 1976-81 - Box 92
Circulars, news cuttings, conference papers, minutes, printed material and other papers accumulated by Zubrzycki during the time he was Chairman of Canberra Lifeline
Class [unnumbered]. Consignment received 1 October 1997
Series 3. Personal correspondence, 1951 - 97
Correspondence with friends and colleagues from Australia and overseas.
Series 4. Polish studies, 1958-97
This series related to contemporary social and political life in Poland, Polish migration abroad and to Poles in Australia.
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Booklets and worksheets of the Polish Saturday Schools in Australia, 1958-70 (File 1_2) - Box 101
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, cuttings and reviews on Polish-Jewish relations in Australia, 1979-95 (File 3_4) - Box 101
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, cuttings and printed articles of the POLCUL Foundation 'In support of the independent Polish culture, 1992-96 (File 5) - Box 102
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, cuttings, printed articles and photocopies relating to the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, 1992-97 (File 6) - Box 102
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Bound copy of Lech Paszkowski's draft biography of Sir Paul Edmund De Strzelecki, 1991 (File 7_9) - Box 102
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, newspaper cuttings and photographs relating to the settlement of Polish migrants in the Sevenhill region of South Australia, 1958-80 (File 10) - Box 103
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, flyers and media releases relating to the 'Australian Aid to Poland' fundraising group, 1981-82 (File 1_4) - Box 103
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, flyers and media releases relating to the 'Australian Aid to Poland' fundraising group, 1981-82 (File 5) - Box 104
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence on aid (mainly in Polish), 1982 (File 6_7) - Box 104
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, donors' lists and receipts, 1982 (File 8) - Box 104
Australian aid to Poland, 1981-8: Correspondence, newspaper clippings and printed articles concerning aid for schools in Poland, 1982 (File 12) - Box 105
Series 7. Catholic Church, 1994-97
This series contains correspondence relating to Zubrzycki's appointment to the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences.
Correspondence relating to Zubrzycki's appointment to the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, 1994 (File 1) - Box 106
Agendas, correspondence and conference papers of the First Plenary Session, 1994-95 (File 2) - Box 106
Series [unnumbered]. The foreign language press in Australia
Zubrzycki researched and wrote the survey of the foreign language press in Australia in collaboration with Miriam Gilson. The Australian National University Press published it in 1967.
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: Reports and statistical tables for appendices D-F [nd] (File 1) - Box 108
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: Typed draft of table of contents and preface [nd] (File 2) - Box 108
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: Drafts of completed statistical tables, 1964 (File 3) - Box 108
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: Handwritten chapter notes [nd] (File 4) - Box 108
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: Correspondence, draft notes and typed reports on foreign media and copies of foreign language newspapers [nd] (File 5) - Box 108
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: Drafts of chapters 1-8 [nd] (File 7_12) - Box 109
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: Draft of chapter 9 [nd] (File 13) - Box 110
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: 'Source material for chapter 1': reports, statistical tables and rough notes on readership of foreign language newspapers [nd] (File 14) - Box 110
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964; 1964-67: 'Source material for chapter 2': reports, newspaper cuttings and rough notes on foreign language newspapers [nd] (File 15) - Box 110
Series [unnumbered]. ITTS
Class [unnumbered]. Consignment received 10 December 1997
Series 3. Personal correspondence, 1985-92
File numbering continues that is used for the 1 October 1997 addition.
Correspondence with the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs and Quadrant, 1985-92 (File 8) - Box 116
Correspondence, including letters to and from the Australian Heritage Commission regarding consultancy contracts; the Council for the National Interest; Polish-Australian Cultural Society; Centre of Immigration and Cultural Studies; Dr Ernestyna Skurjat (SBS radio); Margaret Coaldrake (director, National Museum of Australia) and Lady Ryder of Warsaw (of the Sue Ryder Foundation), 1986-94 (File 9) - Box 116
Series 4. Polish studies, 1964-94
Correspondence, minutes and information pack relating to the ANU seminar 'Poland after martial law', 1980-84 (File 12) - Box 116
Correspondence, printed articles and pamphlets relating to the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, 1991 (File 13) - Box 117
Correspondence and articles relating to the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, Canberra branch, 1992-93 (File 14) - Box 117
Drafts and final copies of papers from a conference sponsored by the Australian Institute for Polish Affairs. Titles include 'Poland your business partner' and 'Australian chances in the heart of Europe', 1993-94 (File 15) - Box 117
Correspondence, articles and pamphlets from The Australian/Poland Business Council and the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, 1993-94 (File 16) - Box 117
Correspondence, articles and minutes relating to the Executive Committee of the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, 1993-94 (File 17) - Box 117
Minutes and correspondence of the Biannual Meeting of the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, 1993-94 (File 18) - Box 117
Correspondence relating to Australian Institute of Polish Affairs (AIPA) visitors, 1991-93 (File 19) - Box 117
Notes, chapter fragments and photocopied articles relating to the book Soldiers and peasants, 1988 (File 20) - Box 118
Correspondence, programs and papers concerning the Polish-Australian Legal Association, particularly the Warsaw Conference, 1992-94 (File 22_23) - Box 118
Miscellaneous programs, newspaper cuttings and correspondence written in Polish, 1958-68 (File 24) - Box 118
Correspondence and papers relating to Polish studies at the Australian National University, 1991-93 (File 26_28) - Box 119
Series 19. Miscellaneous papers on immigration and multiculturalism, 1968-91
Writings on multiculturalism by Zubrzycki including papers, newspaper cuttings and speeches, 1968-92 (File 1_2) - Box 121
Statistical tables relating to ethnic stratification in Australia and the United States, 1960-69 (File 3) - Box 121
Correspondence with the Department of Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs; media releases; papers on settlement policy and programs, 1991 (File 4) - Box 122
Reports by the Australian Population and Immigration Council on refugee issues, 1978-79 (File 5) - Box 122
Correspondence, media releases and evaluation reports from the Bureau of Immigration Research, 1984-90 (File 6) - Box 122
Response by the Australian Institute for Multicultural Affairs to an evaluation report 1983; copy of an address by the Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs, 1981 (File 7) - Box 122
Newspaper cuttings, pamphlets press releases and papers relating to immigration and multiculturalism, 1983-86 (File 8) - Box 122
Newspaper cuttings, pamphlets, press releases and papers relating to immigration and multiculturalism, 1983-86 (File 9_10) - Box 123
Reports and evaluations written by Zubrzycki for the Office of Multicultural Affairs, including correspondence with the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, 1988-93 (File 11_12) - Box 123
Series 20. National Museum of Australia, 1991-93
File numbering continues that used for the 1 October 1997.
Correspondence with the National Museum of Australia regarding Zubrzycki's article on 'Ethnic heritage: an essay in museology'; correspondence regarding the Landmarks Exhibition, 1988-92 (File 2) - Box 124
Correspondence with Margaret Coaldrake, Director of the National Museum of Australia, 1993 (File 3) - Box 124
Series [unnumbered]. Miscellaneous
Australian Family Association, 1980-94: Papers written by Zubrzycki; media cuttings, newsletters, AFA pamphlets, conference programs, flyers, general meeting reports and correspondence, 1980-94 (File 1_2) - Box 126
Series [unnumbered]. The foreign language press in Australia
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Language guides [nd] (File 18) - Box 127
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence relating to the publication of The foreign language press in Australia, 1965-66 (File 19_20) - Box 127
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Albanian newspapers, 1965 (File 21) - Box 127
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Arabic newspapers, 1961 (File 22) - Box 127
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Czech newspapers, including a list of Czech publications in Australia, 1961-66 (File 23) - Box 127
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Czech newspapers including Vestnik, Zivot and Zprovodaj, 1962-65 (File 24) - Box 127
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Dutch newspapers, including a list of Dutch publications in Australia, 1957-66 (File 25_26) - Box 128
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Dutch newspapers including Contact, Church Letter, Tower and Sword, 1959-65 (File 27) - Box 128
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Finnish newspapers, including a list of Finnish publications in Australia, 1965 (File 28) - Box 128
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of French newspapers, including a list of French publications in Australia, 1965 (File 29) - Box 128
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of French newspapers including Annuaire and Le Courier Australian, 1945-64 (File 30) - Box 128
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of the German newspaper Lutherbote, 1960 (File 31) - Box 128
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Greek newspapers, 1956-60 (File 32) - Box 129
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Greek newspapers including an evaluation report on the Hellenic Herald and a list of Greek publications in Australia, 1960-66 (File 33_34) - Box 129
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Hungarian newspapers; also includes newspaper cuttings, 1961-65 (File 35) - Box 129
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Hungarian newspapers including Egyhazi Ertestio and Tukor, 1964-65 (File 36) - Box 129
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Italian newspapers, including a list of Italian publications in Australia and newspaper cuttings, 1961-66 (File 37) - Box 129
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Italian newspapers including Il Canguro, Il Messaggero, Il Risveglio, 1956 (File 38) - Box 129
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of the Italian newspaper Il Messaggero, 1965 (File 39) - Box 130
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of the Jewish newsletter Temple Time, 1961 (File 40) - Box 130
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Latvian newspapers, 1961- 65 (File 41) - Box 130
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of the Latvian newsletter Australijas Latvietis, 1958 (File 42) - Box 130
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Lithuanian newspapers, including a list of Lithuanian publications in Australia, 1965 (File 43_44) - Box 130
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Lithuanian newspapers and publications including Suyturys and News Digest International, 1950-67 (File 45) - Box 131
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with publishers and writers of Macedonian newspapers, including a list of Macedonian publications in Australia, 1954-65 (File 46) - Box 131
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Maltese newspapers, including newspaper cuttings, 1961-65 (File 47) - Box 131
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Maltese newspapers including Malta and the Maltese Herald, 1959-65 (File 48) - Box 131
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Polish newspapers; copies of Polish newsletters, 1952-65 (File 49) - Box 131
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of the Polish newspaper Biuletyn Polski, 1957-61 (File 50) - Box 131
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of the Polish newspapers Biuletyn (Melbourne) Informacyjny and Biuletyn (Tasmania), 1951-59 (File 51) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of the Polish newspaper Kombatant w Australii, 1964 (File 52) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Kombatant, Millenium, Nurt and Strona (File 53) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Panorama, 1969-70 (File 54) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Polonia [nd] (File 55) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Russian newspapers and list of Russian publications in Australia, 1962-65 (File 56) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Russian newspapers including Pravda Ukrainy and Nashe Obshchee Delo, 1959 (File 57) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Scandinavian newspapers, 1965 (File 58) - Box 132
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Serb-Croat newspapers, 1960-65 (File 59) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of Serb-Croat newspapers and publications including the Information Bulletin, Hrvatski Dom, and The Serbian Herald, 1960-65 (File 60) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copy of the Slovak newspaper Slovensky Stit, 1965 (File 61) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copy of the Spanish newspaper El Espanôl, 1965 (File 62) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Spanish, Jewish and Romanian newspapers including lists of publications and newspaper cuttings, 1958-65 (File 63) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence with writers and publishers of Ukrainian newspapers, including a list of Ukrainian publications in Australia, 1961-66 (File 64) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copy of the Ukrainian newspaper Nash Visnik, 1950-51 (File 65) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence relating to the publication of Foreign language press in Australia, 1956-62 (File 66) - Box 133
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copy of questionnaire sent to foreign language newspapers in Australia [nd] (File 67) - Box 134
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence and notes relating to appendix A of Foreign language press in Australia, 1962-66 (File 68) - Box 134
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Draft fragment of chapter 4 of Foreign language press in Australia; copy of a report on the newspaper Il Corriere; analyst's report on Neue Welt [nd]; examples of foreign language newsletters and publications (File 69) - Box 134
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence relating to appendix B of Foreign language press in Australia, 1965 (File 70) - Box 134
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Material relating to appendix C of Foreign language press in Australia including correspondence with Migrant Voice, 1960-61; correspondence regarding English language papers for migrants, 1961-66; and monographs for Australian publishers on foreign papers, 1966 (File 71) - Box 134
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Material relating to appendix C of Foreign language press in Australia including copies of specimen papers and a card index acknowledging sources for research, 1956-91 (File 72) - Box 134
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copy of a report written on La Fiamma, 1959; copy of a paper on German language newspapers in Australia, 1957; analyst report on migrant press [nd] (File 73) - Box 135
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Source material relating to chapter 3 including a survey on migrant press; typed drafts of chapter 4 (File 74_75) - Box 135
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Copies of tables and statistical information for chapter 4 (File 76_77) - Box 135
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence and newspaper cuttings relating to the foreign language press in Australia, 1950s (File 78) - Box 135
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Correspondence relating to the foreign language press in Australia, including copies of letters from Zubrzycki to the Lutheran Church of Australia; the Association of Foreign Language newspapers in Australia; Rosalind Patterson, A. Schumman (managing editor of the Dutch-Australia Weekly), J. Jakobi (editor and publisher of Die Woche in Australien) and David Martin (book review editor of the Australian), 1967-80 (File 79) - Box 136
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Commonwealth Committee Review on foreign language newspapers, 1958 (File 80) - Box 136
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Photographs, research reports and handwritten notes relating to the foreign press, 1966 (File 81) - Box 136
The foreign language press in Australia, 1848-1964, 1945-66: Draft index of Foreign language press in Australia; photocopy of a book chapter entitled 'The demographic context'; printed material relating to the publication of The Greek press in Australia: a social and literary history (1989) by George Kanarakis; typed draft of the preface written by Zubrzycki, 1969-89 (File 82_84) - Box 136
Class [unnumbered]. Consignment received 3 February 1998
Class [unnumbered]. Consignment received 23 April 1999
Series 3. Personal correspondence, 1938-1996
Correspondence with friends and family from Australia and overseas. Majority of correspondence is in Polish.
Correspondence, 1939-45: mainly letters to Jerzy from German occupied Poland. The letters were first addressed to Tamara Zubrzycki in neutral Spain, and were then forwarded to Jerzy in London by diplomatic bag. In all the letters Jerzy is addressed as a married woman Byncia Dyboska. Some letters have been censored (File 1) - Box 167
Series [unnumbered]. Professional/business correspondence, 1945-99
Employment record, letters of appointment, letters of recommendation and related material, 1948-82 (mainly 1948-56) (File 20) - Box 169
Professional correspondence, 1950-89, includes reports on periods of overseas study leave (File 21) - Box 169
Professional correspondence, 1990-99, includes reports on periods of overseas study leave (File 22) - Box 169
Correspondence relating to Zubrzycki's retirement from the Australian National University, 1980-86 (File 23) - Box 169
Material relating to Zubrzycki's appointment as a Commander of the Civil Division of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE), 1978. Includes letters and telegrams of congratulations (File 24) - Box 170
Series [unnumbered]. Personal memorabilia/documentation, 1919-83
This series comprises personal memorabilia collected and carefully kept by Zubrzycki, including postcards from his childhood, locks of hair, school reports, wartime documents, ticket stubs, passports and photographs.
'Jerzy Zubrzycki - a personal history' unpublished biography written for his family (File 29) - Box 170
Personal memorabilia, 1919-63, includes correspondence, childhood items such as a lock of hair, postcards etc (File 30) - Box 170
Personal memorabilia, 1938-39, material relating to time spent at Cavalry Officer Cadet School in Grudziadz, Poland, and service with the 8th Lancers Regiment, Krakow (File 31) - Box 171
Wartime documents, 1939-45, includes material relating Zubrzycki's escape from Poland to France in 1940 via Slovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia and Italy. Service with the First Rifle Brigade in Scotland, Polish Parachute Brigade, Polish General Staff and the Special Operations Executive (File 33) - Box 171
Wartime documents, 1940-43, mainly receipts for telegrams sent from Lisbon, Portugal (File 34) - Box 171
Personal memorabilia, miscellaneous material, 1940-79, includes invitations, membership cards, concert programmes (File 36) - Box 171
Personal memorabilia, miscellaneous material, 1970-96, includes invitations, membership cards, concert programmes (File 37) - Box 171
Series [unnumbered]. Diaries and notebooks, 1932-53
The diaries contain personal and professional appointments, occasional notes on events and the addresses of acquaintances. The diaries cover the period 1932-1953.
Series 4. Polish studies, 1947-1998
This series relates to contemporary social and political life in Poland, Sociology in Poland as an academic discipline, Polish migrants abroad and to Poles in Australia.
Material relating to the Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, correspondence, newsletters and reports, 1994-98 (File 50) - Box 173
Correspondence and flyers relating to Solidarity, The Association of Free Poles in Australia, 1979-84 (File 53) - Box 173
Typescripts and photocopies of articles on Polish Sociology and related topics, 1966-92 (File 54) - Box 173
Typescripts and photocopies of articles on Polish Sociology and related topics, 1966-92 (File 55) - Box 174
Guides to the Polish Collections at the Australian National University Library, The Sacrum Poloniae Millennium Collection 966-1966 and the Monsignor L. Jaroszka Collection (File 56) - Box 174
Two issues of Refugees Press, newsletters issued in 1947 in the British Zone of Germany to inform refugees of regulations, events in camps, legal matters, employment opportunities (File 57) - Box 174
Copies of Polish newspapers and newsletters of Polish organisations published in Australia including Tygodnik Polski, Przeglœd Katolicki, Panorama Polonii, 1959-86 (File 58) - Box 174
Rocznik: Journal of the Polish Society of Arts and Sciences Abroad, Nos 33 and 34, 1990-91 (File 59) - Box 174
Rocznik: Journal of the Polish Society of Arts and Sciences Abroad, Nos 39 and 40, 1995-97 (File 60) - Box 174
Series 7. Catholic Church, 1960-99
This series contains material relating to Zubrzycki's work with the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, Australian Catholic Migration and Refugee Office and a small amount of miscellaneous material relating to the Catholic Church and birth control, and the 1986 visit to Australia of Pope John Paul II.
Catholic Church and birth control, newspaper clippings and pamphlets, 1960-68 (File 68_69) - Box 176
Agendas, correspondence and conference papers of the Fourth Plenary Session, 1998 (File 72_75) - Box 176
Series 20. National Museum of Australia, 1980-98
Series relates to various consultancy work relating to publications and exhibitions undertaken by Zubrzycki for the National Museum of Australia (NMA).
Copy of NMA publications by Zubrzycki:White Australia: tolerance and intolerance in race relations, National Museum of Australia Occasional Paper, Canberra 1995, and Ethnic heritage an essay in museology, Canberra, 1991 (File 83) - Box 178
Series [unnumbered]. Australian Family Association, 1958-99
Addition to instalment of 10 December 1997.
Papers given by Zubrzycki at Family Association, national seminars and conferences, 1980-89 (File 91) - Box 179
Material relating events organised for the International Year of the Family, 1994 (File 92) - Box 179
Correspondence, notes and papers relating to the Lyons Forum: national inquiry-families and the economy, 1995 (File 93) - Box 179
Papers and newspaper clippings collected by Zubrzycki on family issues, 1958-96 (File 94_95) - Box 179
The Australian Family, Vol. 1, no 1(1980) - Vol. 2, no 2(1981), Vol.3, no 2 (1982) - Vol. 4, No 1(1983), Vol. 4, no 3 (1983) (File 97) - Box 180
Series [unnumbered]. Consultancy work, 1985-96
This series contains material pertaining to consultancy work carried out by J.&A. Zubrzycki Social Research Consultants, for various organisations, including the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Series [unnumbered]. National Multicultural Advisory Council, 1997-99
The National Multicultural Advisory Council (NMAC) was first established in July 1994. Its purpose was primarily to advise the Prime Minister and Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs on policies for further enhancing Australia's unique culturally and linguistically diverse society. Professor Zubrzycki was appointed to the Council in July 1997 for a three-year term. This series contains meeting agendas, minutes, copies of material to be tabled at NMAC meetings, media releases related to the work of the NMAC and drafts of the two reports produced by the current Council.
National Multicultural Advisory Council, correspondence and material relating to Zubrzycki's appointment to the Council, 1997 (File 107) - Box 182
Agenda and discussion material for Inaugural Meeting of National Multicultural Advisory Council, August 1997 (File 108) - Box 182
Material tabled at NMAC drafting committee meeting, September 1988, regarding the 'cost of multiculturalism' (File 119) - Box 183
Miscellaneous correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes relating to the NMAC, 1997-99 (File 120) - Box 183
Media releases, Government and Opposition Policy papers regarding issues related to multiculturalism or the work of the NMAC, 1997-99 (File 121) - Box 183
Copy of Multicultural Australia: the next steps, towards and beyond 2000, Vol.1, a report of the National Multicultural Advisory Council, Canberra, 1995 (File 122) - Box 184
Final draft, November 1997 and responses to, Multicultural Australia: the way forward, an issues paper by the National Multicultural Advisory Council, Canberra, 1997 (File 123) - Box 184
Responses to Multicultural Australia: the way forward, an issues paper by the National Multicultural Advisory Council, Canberra, 1997 (File 124) - Box 184
Drafts of Australian multiculturalism for a new century: towards inclusiveness, National Multicultural Advisory Council, Canberra, 1999, April-September 1998 (File 125) - Box 184
Draft and notes dated August 1998 for Australian multiculturalism for a new century: towards inclusiveness (File 126) - Box 184
Drafts of Australian multiculturalism for a new century: towards inclusiveness, September-March 1999 (File 127) - Box 184
Miscellaneous notes on and drafts of Australian multiculturalism for a new century: towards inclusiveness, 1998-99 (File 128) - Box 185
Newspaper clippings, correspondence and notes related to Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Anti-Racism Campaign, 1996 (File 129) - Box 185
Material relating to the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation's Walking Together, strategic plan, 1998 (File 130) - Box 185
Drafts and copies of papers on multiculturalism by Chandran Kukathas, some with editing and notes by Zubrzycki, 1997-98 (File 132) - Box 185
Photocopies and offprints of papers on multiculturalism and related topics, 1996-98 (File 133) - Box 185
Series [unnumbered]. Bibliographical cards
Series comprises four wooden boxes of bibliographical cards on various topics
Series [unnumbered]. Miscellaneous material
Correspondence and promotional material related to the Global Cultural Diversity Conference, Sydney, April, 1995 (File 136) - Box 188
Collection of newspaper cuttings, on various topics including obituaries, articles in Polish and some articles on Zubrzycki's work, 1963-1988 (File 139) - Box 188
Class [unnumbered]. Consignment received 7 July 1999
Australian National University, Faculty of Arts, Department of Sociology, annual reports, 1970-78 (File 1) - Box 189
Interview of Zubrzycki by Maria Zijlstra, for 'The Europeans' Radio National, ABC, March 1999 (2 audio tapes) (File 2) - Box 189
SBS Radio, Wielokulturowosc - Glos Stuchacza, John Muszynski, no date (audio tape) (File 3) - Box 189
SBS Radio, Polish Program, recordings of various sessions, 1993 (2 audio tapes) (File 4) - Box 189
Class [unnumbered]. Consignment received 13 August 1999
Notebooks containing lecture notes on Karl Popper, made by Zubrzycki while a student at the London School of Economics (LSE), 1945-46 (File 1) - Box 189
Notebooks containing lecture and reading notes made by Zubrzycki while studying for MSc Econ in Population Studies, LSE, 1949-51 (File 2) - Box 189
Notebook kept by Zubrzycki while working in the Information Research Department of the British Foreign Office, 1952-5.5 (File 3) - Box 189
Notebooks/diaries kept by Zubrzycki, 1966, 1973-75 and 1979. Contain brief diary entries, research notes, addresses (File 4) - Box 189
Notebooks/diaries kept by Zubrzycki while chairman of the Australian Ethnic Affairs Council (AEAC), 1977-82 (File 5) - Box 189
Radio scripts by Jerzy Wilkowiecki (Zubrzycki) for the BBC Polish Service London and Radio Free Europe, 1950-54 (File 6) - Box 189
Notes for and transcripts of lectures given by Zubrzycki on various topics, 1956-92 (File 8) - Box 190
Copies of articles by various authors, collected by Zubrzycki for research purposes, 1957-90 (File 9) - Box 190
Correspondence, notes and conference papers, from Kongres Kultury Polskiej na Obczyznie, The Congress of Polish Culture in Exile, London, 1985 (File 10) - Box 190
Class Acc01.149. Consignment Added 2001
Comprises files on the Catholic Church, immigration and multicultural issues, including 13 folders on Arthur Calwell's immigration policy, Zubrzycki's radio broadcasts, correspondence and printed material.
Contained in 9 boxes, 2 letter boxes.
Class Acc01.271. Consignment Added 2001
Comprises correspondence, 1999-2001, and papers relating to "Australian multiculturalism to Poland and beyond in the perspective of European integration". Includes papers in English and Polish.
Contained in 1 box.
Class Acc02.020. Consignment Added 2002
Comprises comprises lectures and cuttings relating to communism in eastern Europe, the Australian Catholic Migrant and Refugee Office, Eugene Kamenka valedictory seminar, 1993, and the Anti-Pornography Campaign, 1984. The instalment also includes miscellaneous reprints of Zubrzycki's publications.
Contained in 2 boxes.
Class Acc02.235. Consignment Added 10/10/2002
Comprises correspondence, drafts, conference papers, newspaper cuttings, pamphlets, publications and video cassettes. There is a copy of For A.D. Hope: poems and a building (1977).
Contained in 3 boxes.
Videos (File)
Celebration of the award, to Prof Dr Jerzy Zubrzycki, of Honorary Doctorate from Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland, 4 May 1998 (translated from the Polish), 4/05/1998 (Item NLA.MS-SAV007754) - Shelf-Tall OH1-18-035
1 item, BASF E180, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etcThe original Polish label reads: 'Uroczysto?? wr?czenia tytufu Doktora Honoris Causa Uniwersytetu im Adama Mickiewicza w poznaniu prof. dr Jerzemu Zubrzyckiemu. Pozna?, dnia 4 maja 1998 roku'
Film titled 'Dreams of Freedom and Equality - Professor Jerzy Zubrzycki' directed by J Domaradzki (translated from the Polish), 1996? (Item NLA.MS-SAV007755) - Shelf-Tall OH1-18-035
1 item, Panasonic E60, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etcThe original Polish label reads: 'Marzenia o wolnosci I rowno sci rez J Domaradzki'. The film was released in 1996 and runs for 44 minutes
Documentary titled: 'Papal (or Papers?) Academy of Social Sciences' directed by J Domaradzki, 1997? (Item NLA.MS-SAV007756) - Shelf-Tall OH1-18-035
1 item, No brand E105, Consumer formats - VHS, S-VHS etcThe original Polish label reads: 'Papiezka Academia Nauk Spoleczna. Rez Domaradzki'. The film was produced for Polish Television and released in 1997
Class Acc03.097. Consignment Added 2003
Comprises six folders containing papers relating to the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, including general correspondence and photographs (three folders), Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, Australian Chesterton Society, and Polish-Jewish relations in Australia, together with the printed program of the Polish-Australian Legal Association Conference, 1992.
Contained in 1 box.
Class Acc05.102. Consignment Added 2005
Comprises general correspondence, 1983-2005, Australians for Just Refugees programs, lectures and newspaper articles, papers relating to the Italian Australian Institute, Pope John Paul II and the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, and sound recordings.
Contained in 2 cartons.
Polish Language Program - SBS Radio Sydney - From January - December 2003, Jan - Dec 2003 (Item NLA.MS-DM009499) - Digital-Carriers-Box 161
1 item, SBS Radio, Published Data/Multimedia resources on CD/DVDPolish Language Program - SBS Radio Sydney - From January - December 2004, Jan - Dec 2004 (Item NLA.MS-DM009500) - Digital-Carriers-Box 161
1 item, SBS Radio, Published Data/Multimedia resources on CD/DVDTributes to Jerzy Boniecki (1929-2003) founded the POLCUZ Foundation, 12/09/2003 (Item NLA.MS-DM009501) - Digital-Carriers-Box 161
1 item, Sony 700Mb, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)Radio SBS [more detail on CD cover]
Wisdom Interviews - with Peter Thompson 25 May 2003 - Emeritus Professor Jerzy Zubrzycki, 25/05/2003 (Item NLA.MS-DM009502) - Digital-Carriers-Box 161
1 item, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)[CD is missing!]
Reflections on the life and legacy of Pope John Paul II - April 2005, Apr-05 (Item NLA.MS-DM009503) - Digital-Carriers-Box 161
1 item, ABC, Data CD (any content on recordable CD-R)Interview with John Cleary [more info on CD]
Class Acc06.079. Consignment Added 2006
Comprises six files, including correspondence with Mark Lopez, 1995-2003, correspondence with Pierre Ryckmans, 1997, Boyer lectures, 1996-1999, miscellaneous correspondence, 1996-2005, Doctor honoris causa, 1999, Australian Institute of Polish Affairs, 2001-2006, and Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences: XI Session, 2005-2006.
Contained in 1 box.
Class Acc09.142. Consignment Added 2009
Comprises newspaper clippings, book reviews and photographs removed from books donated by Zubrzycki to the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) Library in 1988. The reviews include some written by Zubrzycki himself. The clippings concern political events in the Ukraine, China, Afghanistan, and the Soviet Union. The photographs are copy prints of press images from the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, including a portrait of Imre Nagy.
Contained in 1 folder.