Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
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topic: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
subject: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
has part: Biographical History for: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
topic: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
subject: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
topic: "Celofán Pin-Pon y... Algo Más". Havana, 48 pp. 1940s
subject: "Celofán Pin-Pon y... Algo Más". Havana, 48 pp. 1940s
topic: "Código de Moral del Sargento Político." Havana: Imprenta B. Perez, 24 pp. 1944
subject: "Código de Moral del Sargento Político." Havana: Imprenta B. Perez, 24 pp. 1944
topic: "Unas Cuantas Verdades." Havana: Imp. y Librería Nueva, 63pp. 1948
subject: "Unas Cuantas Verdades." Havana: Imp. y Librería Nueva, 63pp. 1948
topic: "Lecturas Criollas." Havana, 44 pp, illustrated. 1955
subject: "Lecturas Criollas." Havana, 44 pp, illustrated. 1955
topic: "12 Muertes Famosas." Havana: Editorial Sanchez, 228 pp. (Fragile) 1957
subject: "12 Muertes Famosas." Havana: Editorial Sanchez, 228 pp. (Fragile) 1957
topic: ma185-2
subject: ma185-2
topic: ma185-2-1
subject: ma185-2-1
topic: "La Séptima Era Atomica," 2 pp. n.d.
subject: "La Séptima Era Atomica," 2 pp. n.d.
topic: ma185-2-3
subject: ma185-2-3
topic: Interview with Ruben Perez-Cuéllar by Ivor Miller - tape recording 2002 Jun 28
subject: Interview with Ruben Perez-Cuéllar by Ivor Miller - tape recording 2002 Jun 28
topic: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
subject: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
topic: !Ya! Semanario Nacional ("Celofan", colum by Manuel Cuéllar); 4 illustrated editions. 1946
subject: !Ya! Semanario Nacional ("Celofan", colum by Manuel Cuéllar); 4 illustrated editions. 1946
topic: ma185-3-2
subject: ma185-3-2
topic: "Aire Libre" column, written by Cuellar for the newspaper Pueblo, Havana; 10 articles. 1956-1958
subject: "Aire Libre" column, written by Cuellar for the newspaper Pueblo, Havana; 10 articles. 1956-1958
topic: Receipt of donations to the magazine Revista Sensemayá ("Folklore, art, literature, sociology, politics and revolution"), edited by Manuel Cuéllar. 1946
subject: Receipt of donations to the magazine Revista Sensemayá ("Folklore, art, literature, sociology, politics and revolution"), edited by Manuel Cuéllar. 1946
topic: ma185-3-5
subject: ma185-3-5
topic: ma185-4
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topic: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to his mother in Camagüey. 1919
subject: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to his mother in Camagüey. 1919
topic: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno (mid-life); 6 pictures. n.d.
subject: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno (mid-life); 6 pictures. n.d.
topic: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to "his hermanos Nico, Anetina y gajos" in Cienfuegos. 1938 Oct 3
subject: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to "his hermanos Nico, Anetina y gajos" in Cienfuegos. 1938 Oct 3
topic: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno with his daughter, Nancy Cuéllar and his grandson, Ruben Pérez Cuéllar. n.d.
subject: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno with his daughter, Nancy Cuéllar and his grandson, Ruben Pérez Cuéllar. n.d.
topic: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno and the U.S. Envoy to Cuba, Charleston Bill; 4 pictures. n.d.
subject: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno and the U.S. Envoy to Cuba, Charleston Bill; 4 pictures. n.d.
topic: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. 1953 Nov 15
subject: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. 1953 Nov 15
topic: Nicolas Guillen (left), Virginia Archer, Manuel Cuéllar's wife (center) and Martha Jean-Claude (right). n.d.
subject: Nicolas Guillen (left), Virginia Archer, Manuel Cuéllar's wife (center) and Martha Jean-Claude (right). n.d.
topic: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer (center). n.d.
subject: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer (center). n.d.
topic: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. n.d.
subject: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. n.d.
topic: Eusebia Cosme, interpretor of Afro-Antillian verse. 1936
subject: Eusebia Cosme, interpretor of Afro-Antillian verse. 1936
topic: Nicollás Guillén, Cuban poet. 1972 Jun 12
subject: Nicollás Guillén, Cuban poet. 1972 Jun 12
topic: Manuel Cuéllar (center), Virginia Archer (to his right). Event in celebration of Cuéllar's 33 years of work as a journalist. Salón Amletto of the Hotel Sevilla, Havana. 1956 Jul 31
subject: Manuel Cuéllar (center), Virginia Archer (to his right). Event in celebration of Cuéllar's 33 years of work as a journalist. Salón Amletto of the Hotel Sevilla, Havana. 1956 Jul 31
topic: Nigerian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. On the right is Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Prime Minister of Nigeria. 1960 Oct 10
subject: Nigerian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. On the right is Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Prime Minister of Nigeria. 1960 Oct 10
topic: 15-year-anniversary of Manuel Cuéllar's daughter at the Club Marbella, in East Havana. Virginia Archer and his daughter are shown to his left. n.d.
subject: 15-year-anniversary of Manuel Cuéllar's daughter at the Club Marbella, in East Havana. Virginia Archer and his daughter are shown to his left. n.d.
topic: Manuel Cuéllar at a school (in the backgroun with glasses) during the "Festival de la Juventud Estudiante." n.d.
subject: Manuel Cuéllar at a school (in the backgroun with glasses) during the "Festival de la Juventud Estudiante." n.d.
topic: Manuel Cuéllar doing a reading probably at the Revista Bohemia, where he worked as a journalist. n.d.
subject: Manuel Cuéllar doing a reading probably at the Revista Bohemia, where he worked as a journalist. n.d.
topic: Manuel Cuéllar speaking at conferences; 2 pictures. n.d.
subject: Manuel Cuéllar speaking at conferences; 2 pictures. n.d.
topic: ma185-4-18

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provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
provides access to: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
provides access to: "Celofán Pin-Pon y... Algo Más". Havana, 48 pp. 1940s
provides access to: "Código de Moral del Sargento Político." Havana: Imprenta B. Perez, 24 pp. 1944
provides access to: "Unas Cuantas Verdades." Havana: Imp. y Librería Nueva, 63pp. 1948
provides access to: "Lecturas Criollas." Havana, 44 pp, illustrated. 1955
provides access to: "12 Muertes Famosas." Havana: Editorial Sanchez, 228 pp. (Fragile) 1957
provides access to: ma185-2
provides access to: ma185-2-1
provides access to: "La Séptima Era Atomica," 2 pp. n.d.
provides access to: ma185-2-3
provides access to: Interview with Ruben Perez-Cuéllar by Ivor Miller - tape recording 2002 Jun 28
provides access to: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
provides access to: !Ya! Semanario Nacional ("Celofan", colum by Manuel Cuéllar); 4 illustrated editions. 1946
provides access to: ma185-3-2
provides access to: "Aire Libre" column, written by Cuellar for the newspaper Pueblo, Havana; 10 articles. 1956-1958
provides access to: Receipt of donations to the magazine Revista Sensemayá ("Folklore, art, literature, sociology, politics and revolution"), edited by Manuel Cuéllar. 1946
provides access to: ma185-3-5
provides access to: ma185-4
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to his mother in Camagüey. 1919
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno (mid-life); 6 pictures. n.d.
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to "his hermanos Nico, Anetina y gajos" in Cienfuegos. 1938 Oct 3
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno with his daughter, Nancy Cuéllar and his grandson, Ruben Pérez Cuéllar. n.d.
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno and the U.S. Envoy to Cuba, Charleston Bill; 4 pictures. n.d.
provides access to: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. 1953 Nov 15
provides access to: Nicolas Guillen (left), Virginia Archer, Manuel Cuéllar's wife (center) and Martha Jean-Claude (right). n.d.
provides access to: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer (center). n.d.
provides access to: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. n.d.
provides access to: Eusebia Cosme, interpretor of Afro-Antillian verse. 1936
provides access to: Nicollás Guillén, Cuban poet. 1972 Jun 12
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar (center), Virginia Archer (to his right). Event in celebration of Cuéllar's 33 years of work as a journalist. Salón Amletto of the Hotel Sevilla, Havana. 1956 Jul 31
provides access to: Nigerian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. On the right is Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Prime Minister of Nigeria. 1960 Oct 10
provides access to: 15-year-anniversary of Manuel Cuéllar's daughter at the Club Marbella, in East Havana. Virginia Archer and his daughter are shown to his left. n.d.
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar at a school (in the backgroun with glasses) during the "Festival de la Juventud Estudiante." n.d.
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar doing a reading probably at the Revista Bohemia, where he worked as a journalist. n.d.
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar speaking at conferences; 2 pictures. n.d.
provides access to: ma185-4-18
provides access to: Political meeting before the Revolution of 1959 in Cuba (Cuéllar is the fourth from the right). n.d.
provides access to: Manuel Cuéllar in the background (with glasses). After 1959
provides access to: Nicolás Guillén (third from left) and Manuel Cuéllar (third from right) at the Salón de la Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba (UNEAC). n.d
provides access to: Political meeting prior to the Revolution of 1959 held probably at the Presidential Palace in Havana; Manuel Cuéllar is the third person on the left. n.d.
provides access to: Unidentified photos n.d.
provides access to: Black women fashion show at the Club Atenas in Havana; 43 pictures by Enrique Llanos. ca. 1950s

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Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
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Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA
level: collection
date: 1909-2002
date created accumulated string: 1909-2002
date created accumulated start: 1909
date created accumulated end: 2002
produced in: Creation of Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
extent: 1 archives box, 2 flat photographs boxes
extent: (1.5 linear ft.)
origination: Cuéllar Vizcaíno, Manuel.
has biographical history: Biographical History for: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
acquisitions: This collection was purchased for the Latino Collection through the mediation of Professor Ilán Stavans in 2003. The documents were originally acquired by the scholar Ivor Miller during a research trip to Havana, Cuba, where he interviewed Manuel Cuéllar's grandson, Ruben Perez-Cuéllar.
scopecontent: Scope and Contents of the Collection The collection consists of books, magazines, manuscripts, speeches, news clippings and photographs that document Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno's career as a Cuban writer and teacher, chiefly from the 1940s through the 1950s. All of the materials are in Spanish.
access restrictions: There is no restriction on access to the Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection for research use. Particularly fragile items may be restricted for preservation purposes.
use restrictions: Requests for permission to publish material from Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection should be directed to the Archives and Special Collections. It is the responsibility of the researcher to identify and satisfy the holders of all copyrights.
related material: Latino Collection: Antonio Benítez Rojo Papers, 1957-2002 Alicia Borinsky Papers, 1972-2005 Sandra Cisneros Collection, 1984-2001 Jeffrey Davidow Papers, 1993-2003 Martín Espada Papers, 1957-2003Fayad Jamis Collection, 1959-1987 Ivor L. Miller Papers, 1900-2005 (bulk 1990-2005) Ilan Stavans, Videotapes of "Conversations with Ilan Stavans," 2001-2006 Other Collections: Marshall Bloom (AC 1966) Alternative Press Collection, ca. 1967-1992
processing: Procesed by Isadora Moura Mota, January 2009. In processing, the collection was organized by subject into four series which cover the period 1909-2002. Most of the information in this finding aid comes from Manuel Cuéllar's notes and his grandson Ruben's recollections.
associated with: Blacks -- Cuba -- Social life and customs.
associated with: Race discrimination -- Cuba.
associated with: Cuéllar Vizcaíno, Manuel.
associated with: Miller, Ivor.
associated with: Perez-Cuéllar, Ruben.
associated with: Cuba -- Race relations.
associated with: Cuba -- Social conditions
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has part: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
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has part: ma185-2
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has part: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
aggregates: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
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1 archives box, 2 flat photographs boxes
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Cuéllar Vizcaíno, Manuel.
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Biographical History for: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno Collection
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body: Biographical Note Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno was born at an old plantation in Ranchuelo, Cuba, in 1899. According to his grandson Ruben, it was there that his talents as a writer and teacher first emerged when he improvised a school to teach others how to read and write. Throughout his life, Manuel Cuéllar held various jobs in different parts of Cuba. He worked in the sugar cane fields, was a chauffeur, stevedore, teacher, and reader for other workers at tobacco and shoe factories in the Santa Clara and Cienfuego provinces. As a vulcanizer in Camagüey, Cuéllar met the poet Nicolas Guillén, and as a member of the Federación Nacional de Sociedades (National Federation of Societies) in the late 1920s, he engaged in social work also in the neighboring Haiti. In the early 1930s, Cuéllar joined the Communist Party in Cuba and fought against President Gerardo Machado, being arrested after seizing the village of Fomento with Gerardo Meneses. In 1936, however, he decided to devote himself completely to journalism and social work. Through his writings and public service, Manuel Cuéllar became a voice against racial discrimination in Cuban politics, art and culture. He used to say that "he was Maceo, not Martí," identifying himself with Antonio Maceo, the black military commander who engaged in both the 1868 and 1895 wars of independence in Cuba. Unlike many black activists of his time, Cuéllar promoted the African influence on Cuban culture. In Havana, for example, he founded the radio program Sensemayá, featuring African drums for the first time along with presentations by Eusébia Cosme, Juan Luís Martín, Nicolás Guillén and Fernando Ortiz. He wrote columns for many publications such as the magazines Revista Bohemia, Renovación and Sensemayá, and the newspapers Avance, Pueblo, Tiempo en Cuba, El Noticiero and El Día. Among his most important books are Unas Cuantas Verdades (1944), Código de Moral del Sargento Político (1948), Leituras Criollas (1955), and Doce Muertes Famosas (…
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Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
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has part: "Celofán Pin-Pon y... Algo Más". Havana, 48 pp. 1940s
aggregates: "Celofán Pin-Pon y... Algo Más". Havana, 48 pp. 1940s
has part: "Código de Moral del Sargento Político." Havana: Imprenta B. Perez, 24 pp. 1944
aggregates: "Código de Moral del Sargento Político." Havana: Imprenta B. Perez, 24 pp. 1944
has part: "Unas Cuantas Verdades." Havana: Imp. y Librería Nueva, 63pp. 1948
aggregates: "Unas Cuantas Verdades." Havana: Imp. y Librería Nueva, 63pp. 1948
has part: "Lecturas Criollas." Havana, 44 pp, illustrated. 1955
aggregates: "Lecturas Criollas." Havana, 44 pp, illustrated. 1955
has part: "12 Muertes Famosas." Havana: Editorial Sanchez, 228 pp. (Fragile) 1957
aggregates: "12 Muertes Famosas." Havana: Editorial Sanchez, 228 pp. (Fragile) 1957

ma185-2
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label: Series 2: MANUSCRIPTS, 1953-2002 Includes a speech delivered by Manuel Cuéllar in 1953, a compilation of his bibliography, an unpublished manuscript, and an interview taped by the scholar Ivor Miller with Manuel Cuéllar's grandson, Ruben Perez-Cuéllar.
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has part: "La Séptima Era Atomica," 2 pp. n.d.
aggregates: "La Séptima Era Atomica," 2 pp. n.d.
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has part: Interview with Ruben Perez-Cuéllar by Ivor Miller - tape recording 2002 Jun 28
aggregates: Interview with Ruben Perez-Cuéllar by Ivor Miller - tape recording 2002 Jun 28

Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
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has part: !Ya! Semanario Nacional ("Celofan", colum by Manuel Cuéllar); 4 illustrated editions. 1946
aggregates: !Ya! Semanario Nacional ("Celofan", colum by Manuel Cuéllar); 4 illustrated editions. 1946
has part: ma185-3-2
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has part: "Aire Libre" column, written by Cuellar for the newspaper Pueblo, Havana; 10 articles. 1956-1958
aggregates: "Aire Libre" column, written by Cuellar for the newspaper Pueblo, Havana; 10 articles. 1956-1958
has part: Receipt of donations to the magazine Revista Sensemayá ("Folklore, art, literature, sociology, politics and revolution"), edited by Manuel Cuéllar. 1946
aggregates: Receipt of donations to the magazine Revista Sensemayá ("Folklore, art, literature, sociology, politics and revolution"), edited by Manuel Cuéllar. 1946
has part: ma185-3-5
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ma185-4
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label: Series 4: PHOTOGRAPHS, 1909-1972 This series documents the highlights of Manuel Cuéllar's professional life as a writer, journalist, teacher, and activist against racism and in favor of the dissemination of Afro-Cuban culture in Cuba. Half of the pictures allegedly depict the first fashion show for black women ever held in Cuba.
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has part: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to his mother in Camagüey. 1919
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has part: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno (mid-life); 6 pictures. n.d.
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno (mid-life); 6 pictures. n.d.
has part: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to "his hermanos Nico, Anetina y gajos" in Cienfuegos. 1938 Oct 3
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to "his hermanos Nico, Anetina y gajos" in Cienfuegos. 1938 Oct 3
has part: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno with his daughter, Nancy Cuéllar and his grandson, Ruben Pérez Cuéllar. n.d.
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno with his daughter, Nancy Cuéllar and his grandson, Ruben Pérez Cuéllar. n.d.
has part: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno and the U.S. Envoy to Cuba, Charleston Bill; 4 pictures. n.d.
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno and the U.S. Envoy to Cuba, Charleston Bill; 4 pictures. n.d.
has part: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. 1953 Nov 15
aggregates: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. 1953 Nov 15
has part: Nicolas Guillen (left), Virginia Archer, Manuel Cuéllar's wife (center) and Martha Jean-Claude (right). n.d.
aggregates: Nicolas Guillen (left), Virginia Archer, Manuel Cuéllar's wife (center) and Martha Jean-Claude (right). n.d.
has part: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer (center). n.d.
aggregates: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer (center). n.d.
has part: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. n.d.
aggregates: Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. n.d.
has part: Eusebia Cosme, interpretor of Afro-Antillian verse. 1936
aggregates: Eusebia Cosme, interpretor of Afro-Antillian verse. 1936
has part: Nicollás Guillén, Cuban poet. 1972 Jun 12
aggregates: Nicollás Guillén, Cuban poet. 1972 Jun 12
has part: Manuel Cuéllar (center), Virginia Archer (to his right). Event in celebration of Cuéllar's 33 years of work as a journalist. Salón Amletto of the Hotel Sevilla, Havana. 1956 Jul 31
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar (center), Virginia Archer (to his right). Event in celebration of Cuéllar's 33 years of work as a journalist. Salón Amletto of the Hotel Sevilla, Havana. 1956 Jul 31
has part: Nigerian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. On the right is Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Prime Minister of Nigeria. 1960 Oct 10
aggregates: Nigerian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. On the right is Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Prime Minister of Nigeria. 1960 Oct 10
has part: 15-year-anniversary of Manuel Cuéllar's daughter at the Club Marbella, in East Havana. Virginia Archer and his daughter are shown to his left. n.d.
aggregates: 15-year-anniversary of Manuel Cuéllar's daughter at the Club Marbella, in East Havana. Virginia Archer and his daughter are shown to his left. n.d.
has part: Manuel Cuéllar at a school (in the backgroun with glasses) during the "Festival de la Juventud Estudiante." n.d.
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar at a school (in the backgroun with glasses) during the "Festival de la Juventud Estudiante." n.d.
has part: Manuel Cuéllar doing a reading probably at the Revista Bohemia, where he worked as a journalist. n.d.
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar doing a reading probably at the Revista Bohemia, where he worked as a journalist. n.d.
has part: Manuel Cuéllar speaking at conferences; 2 pictures. n.d.
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar speaking at conferences; 2 pictures. n.d.
has part: ma185-4-18
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has part: Political meeting before the Revolution of 1959 in Cuba (Cuéllar is the fourth from the right). n.d.
aggregates: Political meeting before the Revolution of 1959 in Cuba (Cuéllar is the fourth from the right). n.d.
has part: Manuel Cuéllar in the background (with glasses). After 1959
aggregates: Manuel Cuéllar in the background (with glasses). After 1959
has part: Nicolás Guillén (third from left) and Manuel Cuéllar (third from right) at the Salón de la Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba (UNEAC). n.d
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has part: Political meeting prior to the Revolution of 1959 held probably at the Presidential Palace in Havana; Manuel Cuéllar is the third person on the left. n.d.
aggregates: Political meeting prior to the Revolution of 1959 held probably at the Presidential Palace in Havana; Manuel Cuéllar is the third person on the left. n.d.
has part: Unidentified photos n.d.
aggregates: Unidentified photos n.d.
has part: Black women fashion show at the Club Atenas in Havana; 43 pictures by Enrique Llanos. ca. 1950s
aggregates: Black women fashion show at the Club Atenas in Havana; 43 pictures by Enrique Llanos. ca. 1950s

series
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type: Concept

"Celofán Pin-Pon y... Algo Más". Havana, 48 pp. 1940s
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is part of: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
is aggregated by: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
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"Código de Moral del Sargento Político." Havana: Imprenta B. Perez, 24 pp. 1944
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
is aggregated by: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
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"Unas Cuantas Verdades." Havana: Imp. y Librería Nueva, 63pp. 1948
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is part of: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
is aggregated by: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

"Lecturas Criollas." Havana, 44 pp, illustrated. 1955
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is part of: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
is aggregated by: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

"12 Muertes Famosas." Havana: Editorial Sanchez, 228 pp. (Fragile) 1957
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is part of: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
is aggregated by: Series 1: PUBLISHED WRITINGS, 1940s-1957 Books and chronicles published by Manuel Cuéllar in Havana during the 1940s and 1950s.
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

ma185-2-1
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA
label: "Aproximación a la Bibliografía del Periodista Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno," compilation by Araceli García-Carranza, 36 pp. Copies of all the cited works of Manuel Cuéllar are housed at the National Library of Cuba. n.d.

"La Séptima Era Atomica," 2 pp. n.d.
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ma185-2-3
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label: "Presentación de Cuellar Vizcaíno por el Sr. Carlos Collazo, presidente de Redención Sport Club, en el acto celebrado por dicha sociedad" (Presentation given by Cuéllar at the Redemption Sport Club, under the auspices of its president, Mr. Carlos Collazo), 39 pp. 1953 Jan 9

Interview with Ruben Perez-Cuéllar by Ivor Miller - tape recording 2002 Jun 28
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is part of: ma185-2
is aggregated by: ma185-2
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

!Ya! Semanario Nacional ("Celofan", colum by Manuel Cuéllar); 4 illustrated editions. 1946
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
is aggregated by: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

ma185-3-2
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
is aggregated by: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
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label: Various articles:Del problema negro en los Estados Unidos (1950). Diario de la Marina, "Armonias" column by Gustavo E. Urrutia;El vodu en Haiti (1950s). Diario de la Marina, by Remy Bastier;Dos aspectos del acto inaugural de la Hora Sensemayá (n.d.), news clipping with picture of the inauguration of the radio program directed by Manuel Cuéllar at the CMCG station;Revisión (1953 Aug), monthly publication of the "Movimiento de Integración Nacional" and section of the Amanecer magazine;1000 Noticias en Sepia (1955 Feb 11 - column by Felipe Elosequi), Medio son, and Cantaliso en Ataja, unidentified newspaper;Homenaje a Cuellar Vizcaíno por sus 33 años en la prensa. (1956 Aug 1) News clipping with picture of the homage to Manuel Cuéllar for his 33 years of work as a journalist, Pueblo, Havana;Lucido homenaje a los cronistas ofreció el comité contra la discriminación racial. (1957 May 20) Prensa Deportiva, Havana;Los lucumies, leyenda y religión. Puntos de convergencia entre las creencias de áfrica y de Occidente. (1958 Mar 19) El País, Havana; 1950-1958

"Aire Libre" column, written by Cuellar for the newspaper Pueblo, Havana; 10 articles. 1956-1958
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is part of: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Receipt of donations to the magazine Revista Sensemayá ("Folklore, art, literature, sociology, politics and revolution"), edited by Manuel Cuéllar. 1946
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
is aggregated by: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

ma185-3-5
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
is aggregated by: Series 3: NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE CLIPPINGS, 1946-1958 A collection of articles written either by Manuel Cuéllar or about his professional life.
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA
label: Magazine clippings:Del Folklore Cubano. Un bembé. (n.d.) Article by Manuel Cuéllar for an unidentified magazine, 5 pp.Santa Barbara, barbara. Leblanc y Chango.(n.d.) Article by Manuel Cuéllar for an unidentified magazine, 3 pp. Los Espíritus o "diablitos" de los ñáñigos (n.d.). Article by Fernando Ortiz for an unidentified magazine, 4 pp.

Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to his mother in Camagüey. 1919
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Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno (mid-life); 6 pictures. n.d.
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno as a young man. Photo dedicated to "his hermanos Nico, Anetina y gajos" in Cienfuegos. 1938 Oct 3
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno with his daughter, Nancy Cuéllar and his grandson, Ruben Pérez Cuéllar. n.d.
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Manuel Cuéllar Vizcaíno and the U.S. Envoy to Cuba, Charleston Bill; 4 pictures. n.d.
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. 1953 Nov 15
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Nicolas Guillen (left), Virginia Archer, Manuel Cuéllar's wife (center) and Martha Jean-Claude (right). n.d.
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer (center). n.d.
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
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Martha Jean-Claude, Haitian singer. n.d.
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Eusebia Cosme, interpretor of Afro-Antillian verse. 1936
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: ma185-4
is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Nicollás Guillén, Cuban poet. 1972 Jun 12
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Manuel Cuéllar (center), Virginia Archer (to his right). Event in celebration of Cuéllar's 33 years of work as a journalist. Salón Amletto of the Hotel Sevilla, Havana. 1956 Jul 31
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is part of: ma185-4
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Nigerian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. On the right is Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, Prime Minister of Nigeria. 1960 Oct 10
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

15-year-anniversary of Manuel Cuéllar's daughter at the Club Marbella, in East Havana. Virginia Archer and his daughter are shown to his left. n.d.
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Manuel Cuéllar at a school (in the backgroun with glasses) during the "Festival de la Juventud Estudiante." n.d.
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Manuel Cuéllar doing a reading probably at the Revista Bohemia, where he worked as a journalist. n.d.
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Manuel Cuéllar speaking at conferences; 2 pictures. n.d.
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ma185-4-18
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label: Cleveland G. Walker, Mayor of Kingston; Lester Herbert Crooke, Justice of the Peace; Peter Stephens, English Consul; Rene Dolz, Secretary of Tourism; Justo Luis Pozó, Mayor of Havana; Aida Rodriguez Sarabia; Secretary of Beaux Arts. n.d.

Political meeting before the Revolution of 1959 in Cuba (Cuéllar is the fourth from the right). n.d.
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Manuel Cuéllar in the background (with glasses). After 1959
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Nicolás Guillén (third from left) and Manuel Cuéllar (third from right) at the Salón de la Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba (UNEAC). n.d
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access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Political meeting prior to the Revolution of 1959 held probably at the Presidential Palace in Havana; Manuel Cuéllar is the third person on the left. n.d.
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: ma185-4
is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Unidentified photos n.d.
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is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA

Black women fashion show at the Club Atenas in Havana; 43 pictures by Enrique Llanos. ca. 1950s
type: ArchivalResource
is part of: ma185-4
is aggregated by: ma185-4
access provided by: Amherst College Archives and Special Collections Amherst, MA