The following digitized content includes documents documenting Congressman Moakley's early life, his World War II service, his work in the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Senate, and in Congress.
For a full list of the collection, including non-digitized items, consult the Moakley Papers Collection Guide.
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"Terms of Reference" regarding an interview with U.S. Major Eric Buckland interview, letter from Terrence O'Donnel to John Joseph Moakley, and other attachments. February-March 1990
Terrence O’Donnell
Includes attached letter from O'Donnell to Moakley about the planning of a meeting between John Joseph Moakley and Buckland, "The Menjivar-Aviles Affair" report, possible questions regarding Salvador military involvement in the murders, and LA Weekly newspaper clipping, "Major Recall: The officers who broke the Jesuit murder-and the armies that broke them"
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Letter to John Joseph Moakley from Rene Emilio Ponce, Salvadoran Minister of Defense and Public Safety, regarding the alleged falseness of U.S. Major Eric Buckland's affidavit, 24 October 1990
Rene Emilio Ponce
Includes Spanish and English versions of the letter.
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Letter to Henry S. Rowen, Assistant Secretary of Defense, International Security Affairs from Michael Posner, Executive Director, Lawyers Committee for Human Rights regarding the Jesuit murder investigation and questions surrounding the U.S. military contact with the Salvadoran Armed Forces members accused of the murders, 16 September 1990
Michael Posner
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Letter to The Times from Michael Posner, Executive Director, Lawyers Committee for Human Rights regarding Times' article "Threats and Party Backlash for El Salvador Chief." Letter disputes article's statement regarding President Cristiani's role in progress on Jesuit murder investigation, 17 September 1990
Michael Posner
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Letter to Salvadoran citizens from Colonel Cav. Juan Carlos Carrillo Schlenker, General Director, National Guard, requesting their presence at the Central Square to consolidate efforts against the People of the Armed Forces, 8 February 1990
Juan Carlos Carrillo Schlenker
This letter is a English translation of Spanish language.
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Congressional Record--House, "Status of El Salvador Negotiations," 5 September 1990
United States. Congress. House
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"Background on Buckland meeting," 9 February 1990
United States. Congress. House. Speaker's Task Force on El Salvador.
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Background on the judicial system of El Salvador, circa 1990
United States. Congress. House. Speaker's Task Force on El Salvador.
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"How to draw redistricting plans that wills stand up in court" by Peter S. Watson Senate Council of the State of Minnesota for the National Conference of State Legislatures Reapportionment task force, 8 August 1990
United States. Congress. House. Speaker's Task Force on El Salvador.
Includes correspondence, memos, Department of State telegrams, interview transcripts, notes, staff reports, and newspaper clippings regarding the Jesuit murders and alleged cover up, John Joseph Moakley's investigation of the murders, and Moakley's congressional Task Force trip to El Salvador, 1989-1990
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Interim Report of the Speaker's Task Force on El Salvador (175 pages), 30 April 1990
United States. Congress. House. Speaker's Task Force on El Salvador.