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Letter from Albert Einstein to Robert E. Marshak dates August 6, 1947. Einstein as chairman of the Emergency Committee of Atomic Sciences, Inc., is asking Marshak and others to push for peace and to ask that the atomic bomb is never used again.

Letter (photocopy) from Albert Einstein to Robert E. Marshak, dated March 3, 1953, thanking him for giving time and energy to the Technion (Israel Institute of Technology) in Haifa.

Photo of the men who participated in the Shelter Island Conference, which occured in June of 1947.

Carbon copy of letter from Richard P. Feynman to Enrico Fermi about new physics research.

Letter (photocopy) from Richard P. Feynman to Robert E. Marshak, dated August 17, 1985, talking about Feynman's joint paper and relationship with Murray Gell-Mann and giving credit to E. C. George Sudarshan and Marshak for their work. Feynman is…

Letter (photocopy) from Robert E. Marshak to Richard P. Feynman thanking him for a previous letter from a conference in Kyoto, Japan, probably referring to Feynman's August 17, 1985 letter acknowledging the contributions of Feynman, Marshak, E. C.…

The February 19, 1987 report on the council delegation visit to the U. S. S. R. from February 2 through February 6 contains remarks from the delegation members--Peter G. Peterson, Henry A. Kissinger, and Cyrus R. Vance--to the Council on Foreign…

Affidavit filled out by H. Halban of the National Research Council of Canada (Montreal Laboratory) for Robert E. Marshak for the Selective Service System in 1943. Halban lists Marshak's duties as performing "secret war research work in specialized…

Letter dated September 28, 1950, from Robert E. Marshak to J. Robert Oppenheimer discussing new physics reaseach related to π− meson-absorption in hydrogen and deuterium.

Letter dated March 16, 1951, from Robert E. Marshak to J. Robert Oppenheimer discussing two papers, "Photo Meson Production" by University of Rochester physics student, Morton F. Kaplon, and Marshak's "Meson Reactions in Hydrogren and Deuterium."

Telegram dated February 20, 1967, from Ruth and Robert E. Marshak to Kitty Oppenheimer offering condolences for the passing of her husband J. Robert Oppenheimer.

Letter from A. Matveyev to J. Robert Oppenheimer discussing the program of an upcoming physics conference.

Thank you letter from J. Robert Oppenheimer to A. A. Abrikosov and I. M. Khalatnikov of the Academy of Sciences, Moscow, regarding a previous letter where they gave advice on planning an upcoming conference.

Letter dated December 1, 1947, from J. Robert Oppenheimer to Robert E. Marshak regarding Marshak's appointment as a member of the School of Methematics of the Institute for Advanced Study for the spring 1948 semester.

Letter from J. Robert Oppenheimer to Robert E. Marshak regarding his presence in France as well as CERN.

Telegram from J. Robert Oppenheimer to Robert E. Marshak informing him that he will be in Europe on May 8, 1963, to speak to Marshak or "Eklund."

Thank you note, undated, from J. Robert Oppenheimer to Robert E. Marshak. Oppenheimer was thanking Marshak for his note on Okubo [probably University of Rochester physicist Susumu Okubo], and telling him to have a good time on his trip.

Response letter, dated November 1, 1966, to a previous letter from A. Matveyev dated October 28, 1966, where Matveyev gave advice on planning a physics conference. Oppenheimer expressed his thanks for the letter and let Matveyev know that he was in…

Photocopy of a photo of J. Robert Oppenheimer (left) talking to Jim Osborne. Handwritten note says "original photo at UR" [University of Rochester?].

Photocopy of a photo of an unidentified group of men at a conference.

Photocopy of a group photo of participants at a conference.

Photocopy of a photo of an unidentified man stitting outside writing in a notebook in front of the Rush Rhees Library at the University of Rochester.

Group photo of Robert E. Marshak (first row, fourth from right) and the members of the Chinese chemistry delegation in 1977.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (right) talking and shaking hands with two unidentified men. The photo is undated, but likely from the 1970s.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (left), Joseph W. Watson (second from left), and two unidentified people at award presentation. In another photo, the award of the recipient second from right says "COHEN" [rest illegible] and the award of the…

Photograph of Dr. Joseph W. Watson (left) with two other individuals talking and admiring their awards, which have their names and the seal of the City College of New York on them. The award of the recipient in the center says "COHEN" [rest…

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (right) and two unidentifed men in doctoral robes. One of the men (left) is presenting the recipient in the center with a medal that has the seal of the City College of New York on it.

Photographs of Robert E. Marshak (right) and two unidentified people. The woman in the center is lecturing to others. Meeting seems to be taking place in a public library or school library in New York City. The photo is undated, but likely from the…

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (third from right) and seven unidentified people. One woman standing in the middle appears to be lecturing to the group. Meeting seems to be taking place in a public library or school library in New York City. The…

Photograph of an unidentified group of people at the C. E. K. Mees Observatory at the University of Rochester. The photo is by Linn Duncan of Pittsford, New York.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (second from left) and three unidentified men. One of the men appears to be showing Marshak a piece of equipment, and another man is wearing a lab coat with the initials "A.E.C."

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (left) eating and laughing with two unidentified men.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak sitting on a couch talking with an unidentified man.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak is a professional headshot.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (left) and an unidentified man talking at the 9th General Assembly of the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP), which was in Rome, Italy, from September 17th through the 20th, 1957. Description about…

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (second from left) introducing Ruth Marshak (left) to two unidentified people.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak, presumably working in his office.

Photograph of an unidentifed building. There are several people and cars outside the house.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (second from left) and three unidentified people, probably a father and his two teenage children. The group is standing on a balony posing for the camera. The photo was printed in June 1971.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (left) and two unidentified men sitting on a couch.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (second from left) and several unidentified people meeting around a table.

Photograph of three unidentifed men meeting and sitting at a table.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (4th from left) and an unidentified group of people meeting and sitting around a table.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (3rd from right) and five unidentifed people sitting around a table at a meeting.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (4th from left) and an unidentified group of people sitting around a table at a meeting

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (left) and an unidentified man talking at a restaurant.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (right) and an unidentified man talking outside at a gathering.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak (left) at a graduation ceremony with two unidentified people. He is standing to the side of the podium watching one of them give an address. It is likely taking place at City College of New York.

Photograph of Robert E. Marshak giving a speech at an award ceremony for unidentified sitting down, possibly in a hospital room. Another unidentified man watches the ceremony. In another photo, the award appears to have the seal of the City College…

Photograph of a Marshak (right) presenting an award to an unidentified man, possibly in a hospital room. In another photo, the award appears to have the seal of the City College of New York on it.