“…Since these materials were collected and organized by the analyst Ann Sheehy, some hand-written materials can be found among the printed documents. …”

“…Monitoring materials were filed by countries, thereunder chronologically, and also by subject. …”

“…The series consists mostly of materials drawn from the bulletins produced by the monitoring unit and filed by subject. …”

“…Contains newspaper clippings, news agency releases, and radio monitoring materials. The materials in this series concentrate mainly on various aspects of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution and its aftermath, covering such topics as foreign, both communist and Western, reactions to the Revolution and the then official interpretation of the "counter-revolution" and its material and mental damage inflicted on society. …”

“…The series contains press clippings from Yugoslav and Western press, excerpts of RFE Research, Background and Situation Reports, Yugoslav Press Survey materials, and occasionally other printed materials. …”

“…Contains newspaper clippings, research reports, manuscripts, publications and periodicals, and various prints: leaflets, fliers, posters, and exhibition materials. The materials in this series deal with various aspects of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution: the chronology and claims of the Revolution, worldwide reactions to it in communist, Western, and non-allied countries, the question of the UN General Assembly, key figures of the Revolution, anniversaries and commemorations, the role of RFE in the Revolution. …”

“…The files contain materials related to the Soviet and newly independent Baltic States but the majority of documents are dedicated to Latvia. …”

“…The series contains press clippings from central and republic press, materials from various news agency reports, copies of articles from scientific magazines, RFE/RL research papers. …”

“…The series consists of materials mostly drawn from the Yugoslav and Western press but it also includes news agencies materials, RFE/RL broadcasting transcripts and analysts' research papers. …”

“…The series contains materials from news agency releases, clippings, biographies, RFE/RL reports, abstracts of media reports both from the former Soviet Union and West European countries, newspaper and magazine articles, or privately collected information (in the form of letters). …”

“…Of particular interest can be the materials on Albania-China relations and maoist coommunist parties in the Eastern and Western Europe. …”

“…Of particular interest are numerous papers reflecting how the SA staff, in cooperation with RL/RFE management, was working on Samizdat materials and preparing them broadcasting. Accruals not expected…”

“…In addition, Western publications and Radio Liberty materials such as broadcast transcripts, research materials and press releases, were also collected and filed with the other materials. …”

“…News and feature items based on material gathered by RFE from the communist radio and press. …”

“…The bulletins contain clippings from the national press, news agencies materials and also transcripts of TV and radio programs. …”

“…The series comprises different materials that were collected by Oxana Antic, who worked in the Research Department of Radio Liberty, in the famous “Red Archive," in 1970 - 1980s. …”

“…The core of the Samizdat Archives (SA) is the collection of Samizdat documents (many of them copies) created in the former Soviet Union (usually for underground circulation) and then sent (usually smuggled) abroad to make them available to the public via Western mass media. All the other materials which belong to the SA holdings were built by SA staff around the collection of Samizdat documents. …”

“…The records contain clippings from the Soviet (after 1991, Russian) and Western press, news agency releases, TV and radio monitoring materials. The series comprises information on the following topics: ecology, economics, mass media, culture, politics, science, security policy, social issues in the countries of the former Soviet Union.…”

“…The series contains articles mostly based on Soviet press and radio materials screened by Radio Liberty's Central Research Department in Munich, with evaluations added by staff analysts. …”

“…The information on the cards was continuously updated by extracting data from Hungarian and Western press, Hungarian monitoring materials, Information Items, and biographical files. …”