James Klugmann

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Catalogue Guide

The James Klugman Collection THE JAMES KLUGMANN COLLECTION OF BOOKS, PAMPHLETS & CERAMICS AT THE MARX MEMORIAL LIBRARY – a note by Betty Reid James Klugmann died in 1977 at the age of 65 from a heart attack after battling with ill-health over many years. He had just given up his responsibilities as Editor of the journal, Marxism Today, and was looking forward to working on the third volume of his history of the Communist Party.

James's politics were forged in the Britain of the 'thirties, a Britain of poverty, unemployment and the shadow of war growing day by day. He was one of those students in the Cambridge of the 'thirties, about whom much has been written very often by ignorant and superficial men.

In his first year at Trinity College in 1933 he joined the Communist Party and together with John Cornford, later killed in Spain, built up the student branch there. The fight against inequality and privilege and the struggle to build an anti-fascist front absorbed all his energies.

Having obtained a double first in modern languages, James went on to research, but left this to become secretary in Paris from 1935 to 1939 of the World Student Association for Peace and Freedom.

In the second world war he first served in the Middle East, where his knowledge of Arabic assisted him, and later was promoted to Major and went to Yugoslavia, where his knowledge of Serbo-Croat enabled him to work as liaison officer with Tito's partisans. His distinguished war service included a mention in dispatches.

It was while he was abroad that he began seriously the systematic collecting of books and material related to international working class history, which became his passion. He returned 2

to England with a unique collection of duplicated pamphlets produced by Yugoslav partisans, a collection of which was presented to the Yugoslav Embassy after his death.

After the war he held many leading positions in the Communist Party, but was best known to thousands of people throughout the country in and out of the Party as a tutor - wise, witty and with a gift for clarity of explanation and the desire to make his listeners think for themselves. He played a major part in the Marxist-Christian dialogue, where his compassion and respect for the views of others did much to find a basis for united efforts on immediate progressive policies.

He served on the Committee of the Marx Memorial Library from 1967 until 1977, and was particularly helpful in advising on the educational programme, in recommending purchases of books and in pricing surplus books for sale.

His passion for collecting material on the great struggles of the international working class movement was linked with a desire that it should be made accessible to future generations.

Fully aware that he was being wildly impractical, he filled his house with journals, newspapers, leaflets, books, prints and pottery which would have required an enormous staff to organise and catalogue. All that could be said was that within that crowded house with overflowing shelves and piles on every available inch of floor-space there were islands of order in a vast sea of disorder - islands where his current work material was assembled.

James had a deep reverence for and identification with the past struggles of the British working class movement, but this never took the form of nostalgia nor of failing to recognise what was new and positive in the Britain of the sixties and seventies. He was far ahead of many others, for example, in his recognition of the importance of the newly developing women! s movement, and was always forward looking, eager to build on what was positive, while learning from the past.

At the time of his death James was as firm and committed as when he took his first political steps in 1933, but he had learned many lessons in that time, and sought to apply them to the real world of the 'seventies, fighting both against dogmatism and the abandonment of Marxist positions.

Discussing with James, as I constantly did, what was to be the fate of all his material after his death, we covered each time the same ground, and always we would end in the same way.

"That's your deciston'", he would say. "You'Il have to do whatever is possible at the time", and he would turn to current events and put behind him this problem, which in the mortgaged, damp, old Clapham house with fungus-threatened walls, bulging ceilings and books and papers in every corner, seemed to engulf us. Thus it was that in September 1977, when James died of a heart attack, no plans had been made, the full extent of the material had never been examined, and the future seemed very difficult indeed.

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Certain principles soon became established. First, every scrap of paper, every folder, leaflet, photograph and print, not to mention the vast collection of books and pamphlets, had to be examined. A print in a brown paper bag might be found in a pile of colour supplements. James had begun with a beautiful, catalogued, collection on shelves. Forty years later the accumulation of his collecting, plus review copies, products of various book clubs, papers, leaflets, journals - all this became too much for a man in poor health, fully engaged in other work. Indeed, it would have been too much for a full-time staff of considerable size.

A CATALOGUE OF THE ARCHIVE James Klugmann’s records bequeathed to the MML now in 60 archive boxes.

Apart from the odd photograph printed alongside his articles in the Morning Star, there are very few photographs in circulation of James or his family. He kept three early photographs of his parents and one of himself ‘punting’ on the river at Cambridge. He kept two sets of passport-type photographs that were taken in Egypt while he was in the British Army.

The archive includes a photograph of the Chinese Student Delegation - of which James was a delegate - with Generalissimo and Madame Chang Kai Shek in June 1938. There is also a wonderful photograph of James with his sister Kitty (Cornforth), possibly at Cambridge. On her death, in 1965, James received a large number of condolence letters and cards from friends and colleagues of Kitty, all of which he kept and which are in the archive.

Some photographs of James are in the Marxist-Christian Dialogue section of the archive.

Sixteen archive boxes make up the Dialogue, in which James was heavily involved. He gave talks and lectures and attended discussions and debates up and down the country. Well known personalities often attended these events, such as Iris Murdoch and Judi Dench. There are a few photographs, published in the Morning Star, of James with Paul Oestreicher of The British Council of Churches. James encountered Paul many times throughout the Dialogue and documents in the archive suggest that a close friendship developed between James and Paul and his wife Lore out of the mutual respect that they had for each other. James also kept records of their appearance on BBC’s “Viewpoint”, to discuss the Dialogue, on 28 th November 1968.

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Perhaps one of the most complete records within the archive is box JK44, Marxist-Christian Dialogue, World Council of Churches. This was a conference that James attended in Geneva from 8th to 12th April 1968. According to his records it had been mainly Catholics that had taken part in the Dialogue and the conference would be an opportunity for Marxists to expand the Dialogue to include more Protestants. James discusses his attendance at the conference with John Gollan, General Secretary of the Communist Party, in various letters.

The record contains the name badge that he wore for the duration of the conference, his travel itinerary and directions to the conference that were left in his hotel by the conference organiser. James also kept a number of business cards that he acquired on the visit as well as some notebooks in which he made notes during discussions. The Morning Star covered the conference on 17th April 1968.

James was capable of 100 words per minute shorthand, yet he always wrote in longhand even when he was taking notes at discussions or lectures. He was able to speak several languages but although he received a number of letters and communiquĂŠs in European languages he always wrote back in English. James could actually read and speak French, German, Russian, Italian, Serbo-Croat, Spanish, Bulgarian and perhaps a few more eastern European languages.

James spent many years working for Marxism Today and writing for the Daily Worker and the Morning Star and he kept copies of the articles he wrote in almost every instance. In many cases the hand-written copy of such articles are in the archive, the typed copies in others, and, in some instances, the proof copy before going to press as well as the final copy as printed in the relevant publication. For future researches, there are also a number of examples where one can see how James planned long articles or series of articles that he did for both publications.

He kept three copies of his birth certificate, which was requested at different times throughout his life. He also kept school records and two copies of the publication, The Upper Sixth Former, which he was involved with at Gresham School in 1926.

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THE DETAILED ARCHIVE COLLECTION JK1 – From 1912 Photographs, Certificates & Important/Official Documents incl. Army Records Photographs 1. Photographs: 1. J.K. with Kitty - 2. J.K. ‘punting’ at Cambridge - 3. Kitty reading on steps (possibly of a college in Cambridge) - 4. Kitty with pos.Maurice Cornforth? – 5 Wallet which held these photographs 2. Six photographs of J.K. taken in Egypt while in the British Army with original small envelope 3. Three photographs of J.K taken in Egypt while in the British Army with original small envelope

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4. Photographs: 1. J.K.’s mother Anna Klugmann nee Browne (left) accompanied by another woman possibly J.K.’s grandmother - 2. J.K.’s father Samuel Klugmann - 3. J.K.’s father Samuel Klugmann 5. Photograph of Communist Party School incl. J.K. (upper-right) in 1960’s 6. J.K. possibly with Quakers during Marxist Christian Dialogue 1967 Official Documents 7. Certified Copy of an Entry of Birth for J.K. – issued 10th April 1912 8. Certified Copy of an Entry of Birth for J.K. – issued 23rd April 1928 9. Certified Copy of an Entry of Birth for J.K. – issued 11th November 1938 10. The Upper Sixth Former Vol.1,No.1 – 7th June 1926 11. The Upper Sixth Former Vol.1,No.3 – 21st June 1926 12. Oxford and Cambridge Schools Examination Board – List of Successful Candidates July 1929 – J.K. (Norman John) entry on page 78 13. Oxford and Cambridge Schools Examination Board School Certificate for J.K. (Norman John) 14. Student Card for University of Paris for J.K. (Norman John) – 1938/1939 15. Library card for Bibliothèque Nationale with photograph of J.K. (Norman John) - (22/11/1938 – 22/11/1939 on reverse) 16. Certificate for Class Teacher’s Tests in Pitman’s Shorthand for J.K. (Norman-John) dated 4th April 1941 17. Cambridge University Joint Recruiting Board recommendation for J.K. (Norman John) – 6th October 1939 18. National Service (Armed Forces) Acts – Grade Card for J.K. (Norman John) – 19th August 1940 19. Certificate for Mention in Despatches for J.K. in London Gazette of 22nd February 1945 20. London Gazette - notification of publication of J.K.’s (Norman John) name for distinguished service – signed by Secretary of State for War 21. Allied Force Permit for J.K. (Norman John) dated 26th June 1946 22. Admission Card (in Croatian) for J.K. from 12th June 1946 23. Admission Card (in Croatian) for J.K. Undated 24. Permit issued (in Croatian) for J.K. (Norman John) 25th June 1945 25. The Speech of Milovan Djilas delivered before The National Assembly on 17th January 1946 JK2 – 1929-1949 Various Letters to James (previously known as Norman John) Klugmann 1. F.J. Dykes, Trinity College Cambridge to W Klugmann - 8/11/1929 2. F.J. Dykes, Trinity College Cambridge to W Klugmann – 14/11/1929 3. F.J. Dykes, Trinity College Cambridge to W Klugmann – 16/11/1929 4. F.J. Dykes, Trinity College Cambridge to W Klugmann – 10/10/1930 5. F.J. Dykes, Trinity College Cambridge to W Klugmann – 16/12/1930 6. G.Kitson Clark, King’s Hostel, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 31/7/1933 7

7. G.Kitson Clark, King’s Hostel, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann 17/6/1934 8. G.Kitson Clark, King’s Hostel, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 28/7/1934 9. R.E. Priestley, University Registry Cambridge to N.J. Kligmann – 15/11/1934 10. G. Kitson Clark, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 19/7/1935 11. G. Kitson Clark, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 31/7/1935 12. J.T.Saunders, University Registry Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 5/12/1935 13. G. Kitson Clark, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 23/3/1936 14. Pamphlet from Trinity College Cambridge on The Annual Election of Fellows which accompanies No. 13 15. J. Browne Rosenheim, Ross & Rosenheims to N. Klugmann – 20/1/1936 16. G. Kitson Clark, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 30/7/1936 4 17. J.J. Thomson, Trinity College Cambridge to N.J. Klugmann – 25/2/1938 18. Invitation from Trinity College to N.J. Klugmann which encl. No. 17 19. E.D. Sima, Association for Education in Citizenship to J. Klugmann – 13/11/1939 20. Ministry of Labour & National Service to N.J.Klugmann – 3/10/1940 21. The War Office to Major N.J.Klugmann – 15/8/1946 22. The War Office to Major N.J.Klugmann – 3/9/1946 23. The War office to Capt. N.J. Klugmann – 17/11/1949 24. Bulgar Papers cover to Major Klugman - undated JK3 British Labour Movement – History – File 1 – 1939-1970 Letters, Articles and Lecture Notes by or concerning James Klugmann Hand-written, typed or as they were printed - Dated 1. Letter to Mrs Layton – 30th December 1939 2. Letter from E.D. Simm to J.K. – 29th January 1940 3. Letter from Harry [Pollitt} to J.K. – 30th January 1947 4. Letter from Harry [Pollitt} to J.K – 16th June 1947 5. Labour Monthly – March 1950 6. Birmingham Council of Action by James Corbett in Birmingham Journal – August 1952 7. Tees-Side In The Eighteen Seventies – Circular No. 1 – August 1952 8. No Rent – on Strike by Bert Williams in Birmingham Journal – October 1952 9. You could have a ‘night out’ for 4d. in Bewick’s Newcastle by Frank Graham in Newcastle Journal – 1953 10. Trade Unionism in Birmingham by Jack Corbett in Birmingham Journal January 1953 8

11. Trade Unionism in Birmingham by Harry Houghton in Birmingham Journal – February 1953 12. Trade Unionism in Birmingham by Jack Corbett in Birmingham Journal April 1953 13. Trade Unionism in Birmingham by Trevor Taylor in Birmingham Journal May 1953 14. Trade Unionism in Birmingham by Bert Williams in Birmingham Journal June 1953 15. Trade Union Figures Extracted from Manchester Guardian – 28th September 1953 16. Total Membership of all unions – Figures Extracted from Ministry of Labour Gazette – November 1953 17. Diary of Events in Connection with Comrade Frank Jackkson’s Lecture – 18th January 1954 18. Diary of Events in Connection with Comrade Frank Jackkson’s Lecture – 18th January 1954 19. Socialist Thought – International Socialist Bibliography – 9th January 1954 20. Letter from Willy Re: quote from Kier Hardie to J.K. – 1st February 1954 21. Strikes and Politics in The Times – 8th February 1954 22. Letter from Bert Gilpin to J.K. – 14th March 1954 23. Trade Union Traditions in World News – 15th May 1954 24. Tragedy in Sydenham – How did Karl Marx’s Daughter die? By Felix Barker in Evening News – 16th August 1954 25. The Dockers’ Glorious Tradition by George Armstrong in World News – 13th November 1954 26. A Penny An Hour! Sweated Labour Fifty Years Ago by Arthur Priest in The Monthly Journal – January 1955 27. Three letters on “Trade Union History” in Manchester Guardian – 6th April, 12th April & 13th April 1954 28. The Daily Herald’s ‘Jubilee’ – Anniversary of a Labour Sell-Out by Walter Holmes in Daily worker – 21st March 1955 29. Lenin and the British Working Class (Draft for Harry Pollitt) – 1st April 1955 30. The Peterloo Discovery – The Narrative of George Swift by Donald Read in Manchester Guardian - 27th April 1955 31. Cornishman who became author of Victorian best-seller – Prominent in Chartist Agitation by Ashley Rowe in The Western Morning News – 9th August 1955 32. The Lion of Freedom by Max Morris in Daily Worker – 30th August 1955 33. Mr William John – Welsh Miners Leader in The Times – 30th August 1955 34. The Bad Old Days in Dorset by Bro. Arther Holness, M.B.E. in The Land Worker – September 1955 35. Our Story by Jack Corbett in Birmingham Journal – October 1955 36. Our Story: discussion on a New “Transport House” by Jack Corbett in Birmingham Journal – December 1955 9

37. Our Story: One of Birmingham’s pioneers, a giant of the past in Birmingham Journal – January 1956 38. Builders. O, Pioneers by W.R. Twamley in Birmingham Journal – February 1956 39. The Tolpuddle Scandal in Daily Worker – 14th May 1956 40. The Coal Exchange – 18th July 1962 41. Letter from Edward Frow to J.K. – 23rd August 1965 42. Letter from Edward Frow to J.K. – 29th April 1966 43. Letter from Stan Davison re: Week End School for Comrades in Branch Leadership – 10th October 1967 44. Letter to J.K. – 12th October 1967 45. Letter from Kay to J.K. re: Day School on World Problems of The Road To Socialism – 12th November 1967 46. Copy of letter from J.K. to Review Editor of Verlag der Kunst – 29th July 1970 JK4 British Labour Movement – A History – File 2 Mostly typed or printed – Undated 1. The Story of Joe Vaughn – First Labour Mayor of Bethnal Green – by Betty Grant 2. Thomas Bewick – Artist of the People – by Frank Graham 3. Earnest Jones(Chartist) A Fighter For Manchester’s Working Class – Peterloo 1819 4. The Story Of May Day 5. Depford’s Tribute to Kath Duncan – Forward by John Mahon 6. Southampton Dock Strike by Eric Young with a note from Dave Prescott 7. The Poplar Story 1921 by the Historians Group of the Communist Party 8. Aberdeen Chartists 9. Pages of hand-written notes – various headings incl: Gilpin; Kath Duncan; 1889-1949; Sixty Years; Born 1890 – Plaistow.

10. Extract from the Third Annual Conference of the British Socialist Party 11. Paris Commune in Britain – Proof Copy 12. The Man With The Hoe, a poem by Erwin Markham 13. The Man With The Hoe, a poem by Erwin Markham 14. Contrast – Utrinsque Memor in Utraque fortuna 15. Contrast – Utrinsque Memor in Utraque fortuna 16. Ideological Trends in the Labour Movement – 1900-1914 17. Ideological Trends in the Labour Movement – 1900-1914 18. The British Labour Movement 1900-1914 – Why select these fourteen years?

19. Why the years 1900 – 1914 were decisive in British History 20. Election of January 1906 21. Trade Union Congress, Cardiff 1895 – Extract from Presidential Address of Councillor Jenkins J.P. 10

22. Boggart Hole Clough – A Fight for Freedom of Speech in Manchester 23. Biographical notes additional to Daniel Eaton, John Gast and William Benbow 24. John Doherty {The Voice of the People} 25. Quotations 26. Quotations JK5 British Labour Movement – History – File 3 Letters, Articles and Lecture Notes by or concerning James Klugmann Hand-written and/or typed – Undated 1. The early Trade Unions – Before 1850 (possibly related to article in World News of 15/5/54 – J.K. - British Labour Movement – File 1) 2. Trade Unions – 1880-1914 (possibly related to article in World News of 15/5/54 – J.K. - British Labour Movement – File 1) 3. Resolution Of The Frameworkers of Leicester 1817 4. The Achievement of political Democracy – Labour Movement 1850-1880 5. Page of hand-written notes 6. Nadyezhda Krupskaya – A Short Biographical Sketch by C. Bobrovskaya 7. J.K. on Marxist Theory – A discussion school 8. Several pages of hand-written notes – Ktt Champion LEA Ind Lab… 9. Page of hand-written notes – The Labour Union…

10. Page of hand-written notes – split into three 11. Page of hand-written notes – LL May26 / [18?] 94 12. Page of hand-written notes – John Burns 13. Page of hand-written notes – Struggle in TUC 1887-1893 14. Page of hand-written notes – Match Girls Strike 15. Tom Mann’s Memoirs 16. Page of hand-written notes – ‘Pure’ Science. CF p3 (Sociology) p.181-191 17. Page of hand-written notes – Teleology among primitive peoples?

18. English [essay] – Bones – Klugmann 19. English [essay] - The Extent and Efficacy of The Boy Scout Movement Klugmann 20. Anniversaries and Commemoration Days 21. Pages of Verse - i.e. poetry by C.W. Beckett & The Prisoner At The Bar 22. Pages of hand-written notes - Early Ideas of Class Struggle 23. Imperialism and The Working Class 24. The Revival of Socialism 25. Thomas Walker of Manchester 26. Rules of the S.D.F. – August 1897 27. Rules of the S.D.F. – 1903 28. 28th Conference S.D.F. 1908 29. Dockers Beware! – Workers’ Dreadnought – May 10th 1919 – Harry Pollitt 12 JK6 11

British Labour Movement Miscellaneous File Four 1. British Labour Movement (BLM) – (Hand-written Notes) 2. Imperialism and The Two Trends in the BLM (Hand-written Notes) 3. The BLM 1880-1900 – The Return of Socialism and The New Unionism (Hand-written Notes) 4. The BLM and Chartism 1832-1850 (Hand-written Notes) 5. Text begins: The move to the slums of the towns from the villages of the countryside…(Hand-written Notes) 6. Militant Attitude of 30’s & 40’s …(Hand-written Notes) 7. Text begins: That within the medical movement there was constantly a left plebeian and working class wing… (Hand-written Notes) 8. Text begins: Political ideas, Thelwall looked upon Goodwin as his “philosophical father”,… (Hand-written Notes) 9. Test begins: The interests of the rich and the labourers are therefore opposing…(Hand-written Notes) 10. Grassington, Wharfdale Holidays Summer School – The Beginnings of the BLM – 31st August 1966 (Hand-written Notes) 11. National YCL School – The BLM 1760-1920 – 18th November 1968 (Handwritten Notes) 12. BLM – Putney Labour Party – From Early Days to the Foundation of the Labour Party 1760-1900 Miscellaneous 1. National Liberation Movement - Decline of Empire 2. The Background Industrial Revolutions (Hand-written Notes) 13 3. Socialist Political Economists (Hand-written Notes) 4. Panther Book – Drinks & Press Conference – St Brides, Fleet Street – 30th October 1968 (Hand-written Notes) 5. Text Begins: Joined 1934 – 55 years – My life in C.P. (Hand-written Notes) 6. Early Radicals – Fight for Liberty and Democracy (Hand-written Notes) 7. (Hand-written Notes) 8. “It can be done” (Hand-written Notes) 9. Strategy of Power by Degrees (Hand-written Notes) 10. Letter to J.K. (pos. from Raymond Williams) - July 1967 11. Postcard to J.K. from Maurice D (pos. Dobbs) – 14th July 1967 12. reporters Notebook – Various notes 13. Reporters Notebook – “To Do” and Various notes 14. Notebook – Savings (1959) 15. Kath Westacott Memorial Lecture – Marxism & Reformism (Pamphlet) 16. Revolutionary Perspectives – A discussion of Alternative Strategies by 12

Eric Hobsbawm 17. What is a Revolution and What Is Not? 18. What is a Revolution and What Is Not? 19. What is Socialism? Social Ownership of the Means of Production 20. What is Socialism? Socialism and the State 21. Episodes in the History of the Communist Party – How the British Workers Stopped War in August 1920 22. Chapter V – The War – The Axis Invasion JK7 British Labour Movement 1. British Labour Movement 1850 – 1880 (hand-written) This “Arch Lace” File formed part of Klugmann’s records which he kept on: The British Labour Movement N.B. Please Handle With Utmost Care JK8 Socialism & the British Labour Movement – 1953-1954 Nationalism & Internationalism – Peoples Democracy in Eastern Europe Articles and/or Lecture Notes Socialism & the British Labour Movement – 1953-1954 1. Session 1 - What Socialism is (And What It Is Not) 2. Session 2 – Problems of Nationalisation 3. Session 3 – Class Struggle or Class Collaboration 4. Session 4 - Democracy and Liberty 5. Session 5 – The Communist Party 6. Supplement to session 2 – Nationalisation of the Building Industry Nationalism & Internationalism – Peoples Democracy in Eastern Europe 1. The Peoples Democratic Road to Socialism (Hand-written plan) 2. Political Power and the Dictatorship of the Proletariat (Hand-written Notes) 3. Eastern Europe Between the Wars (Hand-written notes) 4. Under What Historical Circumstances Was Basis for People’s Democracy Laid? (Hand-written Notes) 5. Stages of Development of Peoples Democracy (Hand-written notes) 6. The Essence of People’s Democracy (Hand-written Notes) 7. From Peoples Democracy to Socialism (Hand-written Notes) 8. Nationalism and Internationalism (Hand-written Notes) 9. Building Socialism in China – 1949-57 – (Hand-written Notes) 10. The Chinese National Liberation Struggle – Plan of Lecture (Hand-written Notes) 11. Foundation of the C.P.C. and First Revolutionary Civil War (1921-1927) Hand-written Notes) 12. No. 11 continued 13. Socialism (Hand-written Notes) 13

14. Some Lessons (Hand-written Notes) JK9 Socialism and Democracy Three ring binders as kept by J.K. plus Notes From 1952 1. The 1848 Revolution in France (hand-written) 2. The Theories of Social Democracy – National Industrial School – 26th May 1953 (hand-written) 3. Reply to Discussion – National School – 16th January 1956 – (hand-written & with No 2 4. Notes (hand-written and with No 2) 5. E.C. School on Stalin’s Economic Problems of Socialism in the U.S.S.R. – 13TH December 1952 (hand-written) 6. Social Science Bulletin No. 6 – Rudimentary Forms Of Products Exchange 7. Question (J, Bent) (hand written & with No. 5) 8. Can the Soviet Union read (hand-written & with No. 5) Please Handle With Utmost Care JK10 Socialism and Democracy – Articles and/or Lecture Notes Hand-written and/or typed 1954-1962 – some undated 1. Cosmopolitan or Proletarian Internationalism? for Communist Review (Hand-written) 2. Class Struggle or Class Collaboration – East Ham Branch – 21st June 1954 (Hand-written) 3. Some Hints For Party Tutors – Central Education Department – September 1957 4. Some Hints For Party Tutors – Central Education Department – September 1957 5. Social-Democracy Today – hand-written lecture notes for three day school at London District – 26th October 1958 6. The Future Labour Offers You – West Lewisham Branch – 21st January 1959 (Hand-written) 7. The Future Labour Offers You! – The New Labour Party Pamphlet – Letter and itinerary – 21st January 1959 8. The Ford Tax – hand-written notes 9. Who Commands the Heights? – hand-written notes 10. Critique or Contemporary Reformism – hand-written notes 11. Socialism – Marxism V[ersus] Reformism – Class for Chesterfield Branch 29th May 1960 - hand-written notes 12. Marxism V[ersus] Reformism – Central Education Department – January 1960 14

13. Notes on Trotskyism – Central Education Department – January 1960 14. Syllabus and guide for tutors on the new programme adopted by the 22nd Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union October 1961 – document dated, January 1962 19 JK11 Socialism and Democracy - 1970 Articles and Lecture Notes Hand-written and/or typed – mostly undated 1. Socialism and Democracy – Suggested Headings for a Report – Political Committee (hand-written notes) – 12th February 1970 2. Socialism and Democracy – Suggested headings for a Report to Executive Committee – 12th February 1970 – (hand-written notes) 3. Discussion on democracy in Morning Star – 6th March 1970 4. Socialism and Democracy – (typed) 5. Socialism and Democracy – (typed) 6. Socialism and Democracy – (typed) 7. Discussion – (hand-written notes) 8. Quotes from Lenin’s Collected Works – starting from Vol[ume] 19 9. Hand-written notes – possibly lecture notes 10. British Democracy – hand-written notes – possibly lecture notes 11. E.H. Carr – a quote – (typed) 12. Dissent - hand-written notes (from page 6) – possibly lecture notes 13. Hand-written notes – possibly lecture or reading notes 14. Socialism and Democracy - Dissent & Subversion – 12th March 1970 (hand-written notes) 15. Alexander Tvardovsky letter in Arts Guardian – 13th March 1970 (with note from Betty [Reid] to J.K.) 16. Hand-written notes / memoranda 17. Hand-written notes – likely for an article to be written on Socialism and Democracy 20 18. Plan (1st draft) – hand-written notes (extended notes possibly for an article to be written) 19. Hand-written notes possible of a lecture/talk given by J.K. 20. Draft - hand-written notes possibly for an article to be written by J.K. 21. Hungary, Socialist Democracy - hand-written notes (rough) on an envelope – both sides 22. Discussion – hand-written notes 23. Hand-written notes (from page 8) 24. Woddis – hand-written notes (related to No. 23) 21 JK12 Three Lever Arch Folders with Handwritten Notes

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1. Socialism 2. Peoples Democracy in Eastern Europe and China 3. Maurice Cornforth - The Open Philosophy and the Open Science - L. tw 1968 22 JK13 Discussion on Socialist Democracy Various Documents – Some Undated - 1970-1971 1. The British Road to Socialism – Communist Party Programme (booklet) 2. Two sheets of notes of potential C.P. Committee meetings (by district) and dates.

3. Various pages of notes - likely J.K. used as prompts for a presentation/lecture 4. As No. 3 5. As No. 3 & 4 6. Notes page ’25 Mins Taken’ 7. Notes page 8. Notes: Democracy & Socialism 9. Democracy under Socialism – (hand-written notes) 10. The Discussions (hand-written notes) 11. Divider for 1970 12. Discussion on Socialist Democracy (hand-written notes) 13. Guiding Principles of Hungarian Science Policy – May 1970 14. List of names – 16th May 1970 15. Various pages of notes – 16th May 1970 16. Various pages of notes – South Essex District - 17th May 1970 17. Various pages of notes – South Essex District - 17th May 1970 18. Various Pages of Notes – Lancashire District Discussion – 19th August 1970 19. Communist Party Of Great Britain, West Of England, District News – announcing Klugmann Day School of 4/10/70 – July 1970 23 20. Copy of letter from J.K. to Neville Carey, West of England [C.P.G.B.] re: No. 19 – 29th September 1970 21. Discussion on Socialist Democracy – London District Committee – 30th September 1970 (hand-written notes) 22. London District Cttee – Socialist Democracy – 30th September 1970 23. Bristol Introduction – 4th October 1970 (hand-written notes) 24. Divider for 1971 25. Articles on Socialism – 1971 (hand-written notes) 26. Let Us Uphold The Dictatorship Of The Proletariat And The Proletarian Democracy in Korea Today – 1971 (Not written by J.K.) 27. Letters, notification and train times re: Cambridge City Communist Party Area Day School on Democracy held on 7th March 1971 28. The Fight for Democracy and the Fight for Socialism – Cambridge City 16

Committee of C.P. – 7th March 1971 (hand-written notes) 29. Report of the Central Committee of the Bulgarian Communist Party to the Tenth Congress of the Party – April 1971 (hand-written notes) 30. Copy of letter from J.K. to Sid French – 22nd April 1971 31. Why Did IT Happen? by Harry Reed (hand-written) See No. 30 32. Why Did IT Happen? by Harry Reed (typed) See No. 30 33. Why Did IT Happen? by Harry Reed (typed) See No. 30 34. Why Did IT Happen? by Harry Reed (typed) See No. 30 35. Discussion on Socialist Democracy – Surrey District Committee 20/6/71 & North East District 11/7/71 36. Letters between J.K. and Horace Green – 25/6/71 & 23/6/71, notification and train times re: North East District Committee day School held on 11th July 1971 37. East Anglia – Sunday July 4th 1971 (hand-written notes) 24 38. Letters between J.K. and Horace and itinerary re: North East District Committee of 11th July 1970 39. North East District C.P. – School on Socialist Democracy – 11th July 1970 (hand-written notes) 40. Letter from Harry, Branch Secretary of Y.C.L., Brixton to J.K. – 18th August 1971 25 JK14 British Road to Socialism (BRS) by James Klugmann hand-written, typed and as it was printed.

Printed in Morning Star as: Which Way to Socialism?

October 1970 – January 1971 1. BRS Plan of Series (hand-written) 2. BRS Plan – Strategy (hand-written) 3. Which way to Socialism? (1) – Labour government in a vicious circle (proof copy) 4. Which way to Socialism? (1) - Labour Governments in a vicious circle in Morning Star – 16th October 1970 5. Which way to Socialism? (1) - Labour Governments in a vicious circle in Morning Star – 16th October 1970 6. Which Way to Socialism (2) – Who holds Political Power? (hand-written) 7. Which Way to Socialism? (2) – Who holds Political Power? (typed) 8. Which way to Socialism (2) – In whose hands is political power? in Morning Star – 23rd October 1970 9. Which Way to Socialism? (3) – Why We Need A Strategy? (hand-written) 10. Which Way to Socialism? (3) – Why Do We Need a Strategy? (handwritten) 11. Which way to Socialism? (3) – Need for a Socialist strategy in Morning Star – 20th November 1970 12. Letter to Bert Baker and Bill Wainwright of Morning Star re: continuation of BRS series (hand-written) 17

13. Which Way to Socialism (4) - The Fight for Democracy and the Fight for Socialism (hand-written) 14. Which Way to Socialism (4) -The Fight for Democracy and the Fight for Socialism (hand-written) 15. Which Way to Socialism (4) - The Fight for Democracy and the Fight for Socialism (proof copy) 26 16. Which way to Socialism? (4) – Why Socialists must defend democracy in Morning Star – 27th November 1970 17. Which Way to Socialism (5) – Mass Struggle and Parliamentary Struggle (hand-written) 18. Which way to Socialism? (5) – Mass struggle and Parliamentary action in Morning Star – 18th December 1970 19. Which Way to Socialism? (6) – Must there be a Bloody Revolution? [ or What Sort of Revolution? ] (hand-written) 20. Which Way to Socialism? – What Sort of Revolution? (hand-written) 21. Which Way To Socialism? – What Sort Of Revolution? (proof copy) 22. Which way to Socialism? (6) – The most favourable road for Britain in Morning Star – 15th January 1971 23. Which way to Socialism? (6) – The most favourable road for Britain in Morning Star – 15th January 1971 24. Which way to Socialism? (6) – The most favourable road for Britain in Morning Star – 15th January 1971 25. Which Way to Socialism? (7) - The Main Tasks of a Socialist Government (hand-written) 26. Which Way to Socialism? (7) -The Tasks of a Socialist Government (hand-written) 27. Which Way to Socialism? (7) - The Main Tasks of a Socialist Government (proof copy) 28. Which way to Socialism? (7) – Main tasks of a Socialist government in Morning Star – 22nd January 1971 29. Which way to Socialism? (7) – Main tasks of a Socialist government in Morning Star – 22nd January 1971 30. Which way to Socialism? (7) – Main tasks of a Socialist government in Morning Star – 22nd January 1971 31. Archive Divider 27 32. The British Road to Socialism and The Strategy of Revolution (typed) 33. Pioneers of the British Road 34. Building a Socialist Britain 35. Electoral Reform (pamphlet) by William Gallacher 36. What Is The Socialist Way Forward by John Gollan 28 JK15 The Fight for Unity – 1956 circa 18

China 1952-54 Chinese Delegation 1936-1938 1. End The Bans – The case for democracy 2. Thoughts on Working Class Unity E&W Ham and Poplar 17/5/56 (handwritten notes) 3. World Socialism Restated – G.D.H. Cole ( Hand-written notes) 4. A Valuable Contribution to Understanding by Emile Barnes in Daily Worker – 2nd August 1956 5. Discussing the Problems of Working Class Unity by Kitty Cornforth – sections 1 & 2 (Proof Copy) 6. Discussing the Problems of Working Class Unity by Kitty Cornforth – sections 3 & 4 (Proof Copy) 7. Problems of Unity by Emile Burns in World News – 9th June 1956 8. Don’t Tarnish our Ideal by Rev. Edward Charles in Daily Worker – 25th May 1956 9. Let Us Look Forward To Socialism – Reader’s Forum in Daily Worker – 30th May 1956 10. Name-Calling Will Get Us Nowhere in Daily Worker – 17th May 1956 11. Let’s Have Policy Talks-Not Slanging Matches by Abe Moffat in Daily Worker – 18th May 1956 12. Yes: We Should Get Together and Talk by Maurice Dobb in Daily Worker – 12th May 1956 13. 3 Questions for Communists by G.D.H. Cole in Daily Worker – 14th May 1956 14. The Russians and ourselves by Hugh Gaitskell in Reynolds News – 6th May 1956 15. New light on unity – Editorial in Daily Worker – 18th May 1956 29 16. New Times Call for New Policies by John Gollan in Daily Worker – 19th May 1956 17. Labour Told End Ban on Communists by George Sinfield in Daily Worker – 18th May 1956 18. The Fight to End the Bans and Proscriptions 19. End the Bans – The Case for a [Democratic Labour Party] by John Gollan 20. They welcome Soviet action and call for new Big Four meeting in Daily Worker – 18th May 1956 21. The Labour Party and the Unions by J.R. Campbell in Daily Worker – 4th May 1956 22. Labour has to Think Again by George Matthews in Daily Worker – 5th May 1956 23. Loyalty and Conscience in Daily Worker – 24th April 1956 24. Suddenly Everyone Joined in Singing by Sam Russell in Daily Worker – 11th May 1956 25. Why all the left could Unite in Daily Worker – 7th May 1956 26. We Travel The Same Road – Reader’s Forum in Daily Worker 23rd May 19

1956 27. Main lines of Report to E.C. [Executive Committee] – 12th May 1956 28. List of Questions and Answers e.g. “How can we trust a party that takes orders from Moscow?”

29. Democracy – the Way to Strengthen Labour by Harry Pollitt in Daily Worker – 13th February 1956 30. Why we need Unity – Forum – in Daily Worker – 26th April 1956 31. World News – various articles of interest – 21st April 1956 30 China 1. Brief Word of History – (Hand-written notes) 2. China – A Great Power (Hand-written notes) 3. The People’s Democratic Dictatorship in China and its Perspectives – Indian Group – 5th May 1952 4. The Chinese Revolution up to Foundation of Chinese Peoples Republic – Indian Group – 21st April 1952 5. C.P [Communist Party] Rules drawn up 1928 – (Hand-written Notes) 6. The Long March (Hand-written notes) 7. Second Revolutionary Civil War – 1927-1936 (Hand-written notes) Chinese Delegation 1936 1. Deux Jeunes Retour de Chine Parlent Aux Jeunes – Leaflet/Ticket 2. Information Bulletin – International Student Delegation to China – 25th July 1936 – pp 1-20 3. Information Bulletin – International Student Delegation to China – p 21 4. Information Bulletin – International Student Delegation to China p 22 5. Girl Student Brings News from Chinese Front in Daily News – 20th August 1938 6. Photograph – Student Delegation With Generalissimo and Madame Chang Kai Shek – June 1938 (with names of people on card – see next entry) 7. International Student Delegation (Post Card) with names and titles of all four delegates and Chinese inscription on reverse.

8. Photograph of Farewell Meeting for Delegation at Yen an – August 1938 31 JK16 Transition from Socialism to Communism 1951-54 How to Read and Study Most undated 1. Spain Assailed – Student Delegates to Spain Report 2. Spain Assailed – Student Delegates to Spain Report 3. Syllabus for the study of: The Transtaion from Socialism to Communism in the U.S.S.R. 4. Socialism (Hand-written Notes) 5. Think of a Great Dam Right Across London by Prof. J.D. Bernal in Daily Worker – 6th October 1951 20

6. Soviet plans for Polytechnical Education by Skatkine in Teachers of the World – February 1953 7. The Transition from Socialism to Communism by Chris Hayes (with note November 1951) 8. Polytechnisation – Feb 1953 9. The State under Socialism and Communism – (Hand-written notes) 10. The abolition of the Antithesis between Town and Countryside in the U.S.S.R. by E.S. Karnaoukhova 11. Soviet News – 12th March 1954 32 JK16 - How to Read and Study 1. Readers Guide – Page 24 – The State 2. Problems to be Discussed and Settled 3. Books Available and in Print [Marx, Engles,Lenin & Marxism] 4. List of Essential Marxist Books 5. Novels, Plays, Poems, Biography, and Autobiography 6. Suggested Reading List 7. Book lists - Hand-written 8. List of Proposed Alterations 9. List of alterations dated 9th April 1965 10. List of alterations 11. Points of Contention (Hand-written notes) 12. There are many ways…. [study material/notes] 13. Letter from Pat Smith to J.K. – 7th October 1955 14. Politics Through Literature – Novels, Plays, Poetry 15. A word about the Classics 16. Utopias and Visions of the Future 17. Hints on building a library of your own 18. Readers Guide [Alterations] 19. readers Guide – Proposals 20. Biographies and Auto-biographies 21. Lenin Selected Works 33 JK17 Ultra Leftism 1975 The National & Colonial Question – Lecture Notes 1953 Report on Trotsky 1959 Marx and The British Labour Movement Freedom Ultra Leftism 1975 1. Copy of letter from J.K. to to Gordon MacLennan 2. Copy of letter from J.K. to to Gordon MacLennan 3. Hand-written copy of No’s 1 & 2 4. IS and the Ultra-Left by Gordon M (photo-copy of hand-written copy) with copy of note to J.K. and others.

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The National & Colonial Question – Lecture Notes 1. National Liberation Movement and Profile of Allies – 30th June 1953 (Hand-written Notes) 2. Crisis of British Imperialism – 1st July 1953 (Hand-written Notes) 3. Communist Party & The United Fight with the Colonial People – Practical Tasks 3rd July 1953 (Hand-written Notes) 4. National Independence – Rally to Trafalgar Square 13th July [1953] 34 Report on Trotsky 1959 1. Notes on Trotsky and Trotskyism - Part 1. Historical Marx and The British Labour Movement 1. Caudwell Report – The Origin of Poetry 2. Rhythm and Art – Notes on “Illusion and Reality” - George Thomson 3. George Thomson – Comments on Alick West’s Report on Caudwell 4. Speakers Note on The Communist Party Freedom 1. Communist View of Freedom – Univ. College Communist Society 2/12/60 (Hand-written notes) 2. Hitler & Napoleon (Hand-written notes) 3. Idealism (Hand-written notes) 4. Whose freedom? (Hand-written notes) 5. The First Last (Hand-written Notes) 6. Philosophy (Hand-written Notes) 7. Socialist Philosophy (Hand-written Notes) 8. Historical Materialism – West African Board (Hand-written Notes) 9. Marxism as a Guide to Action (Hand-written Notes) 10. Our Marxist View of Things (Hand-written Notes) 11. Dialectics on Things in Change (Hand-written Notes) 12. Some Problems of Basis & Superstructure (Hand-written Notes) 13. Liberty (Hand-written Notes) 35 JK18 Leftism (1968) Most Undated 1. How is Tariq Ali? in The Observer – 16th March 1969 2. Leftism and the Left – Report to E.[xecutive] C.[ommittee] – 12th May 1968 3. Bulletin of the Institute for Workers’ Control including covering letter 4. Ultra Left Groupings and Their English Language Journals – April 1968 5. Betty (Hand-written Notes) 6. Camden Discussion on Leftism (Hand-written Notes) 7. C.P.G.B. – N.S.C. Notes – 4th July 1968 8. Note from Howard to J.K. (Hand-written) 9. Why Leftism General (Hand-written Notes) 10. Leftism and the Revolt of the Youth – Y.C.L. School 18th November 1968 (Hand-written Notes) 22

11. Maoist ????? on the docks (Hand-written Notes) 12. Merseyside Museum (Hand-written Notes) 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mick Jenkins of C.P. Lancs & Cheshire District – 11th June 1968 14. Folder for the June 6th School at C.P. Lancs & Cheshire (see letter above) 15. Note from Mick Jenkins to J.K. – 10th June 1968 16. Train times from Manchester to London Euston – Saturday 15th 17. Letter from Mick Jenkins to J.K. – 21st May 1968 18. H.K. Lee (address) 19. Note from Betty to J.K. 20. Interview of Students – BBC 1 09:05 36 21. Anti Sovietism (Hand-written Notes) 22. Towards a Revolutionary Student Movement 23. M Star – John Moss (Hand-written Notes) 24. Frank Brooks (Hand-written Notes) 25. Confidence in our people (Hand-written Notes) 26. Roots of ??? – Tom Durkin (Hand-written Notes) 27. Jean Stansfield (Hand-written Notes) 28. (Hand-written Notes) 29. C.P.G.B. – Weekly Letter – 13th June 1968 30. Prepare for Revolution 31. Envelope addressed to J.K. 32. (Hand-written Notes) 33. (Hand-written Notes) 34. (Hand-written Notes) 37 JK19 A New Left May Day Manifesto file of: Notes, newspaper cuttings and articles etc. as kept by J.K. 1967 – 1971 Most Undated 1. New Left May Day Manifesto - 1967 2. May Day Manifesto – Bulletin No. 1 – Summer 1967 3. 1967 New Left May Day Manifesto – hand-written notes on No. 1 4. May Day Manifesto – handwritten notes on No. 1 5. New Left May Day Manifesto 1967 – (possible) discussion notes 6. A Communist looks at the ‘New Left’ Manifesto by Jack Cohen 7. May Day Manifesto letter and reply form 8. May-Day Manifesto From Dons by David Tuckett in Varsity – 29th april 1967 9. Discussion on problems facing British Left in Morning Star – 23rd June 1967 10. Neither smug nor snug by Frank Hingson in Morning Star 4th July 1967 11. A Socialist Programme For The Labour Movement (meeting notice) in 23

Morning Star – 27th July 1967 12. Letter of invitation to conference from The University, Hull – February 1968 13. May Day (possible) reading notes for revised May Day Manifesto.

14. May Day Manifesto (typed) 15. A Manifesto from the Left in Morning Star – 25th April 1968 16. Tribune – 7th June 1968 17. May Day Manifesto – “preparatory commission” notes 38 18. National Left Congress to be held in April in Morning Star – 17th January 1969 19. Letter from Raymond Williams, A National Convention of the Left to J.K. – March 1969 20. A Convention to speed Left co-operation by Raymond Williams in Morning Star – 8th April 1969 21. A National Convention of the Left – invitation and itinerary – 25th–27th April 1969 22. The stagnant revolution - Robin Blackburn looks at the New Left in disarray in Morning Star – 12th January 1971 39 JK20 Africa Material 1964 1. Two Envelopes addressed to J.K. from Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute, Ghana 2. Finance (personal salary & advances) 3. Long Titles – (Hand-written notes) 4. Hand-written notes 5. Invoice - 27th February 1965 6. Picture post card – Ghana Airways 7. Accounts (Hand-written) 8. Two receipts - Modern Guest House, Kumasi 9. General letter of introduction from Kodwo Addison – Director of Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute – 18th February 1965 10. Five letters from Kodwo Addison – Director of Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute to J.K. : 7th May 1964; 11th June 1964;10th September 1964; 8th December 1964; 30th December 1964 11. Six copies of letters from J.K. to Kodwo Addison – Director of Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute: 20th May 1964; 30th July 1964; 14th December 1964 (2 copies); Hand-written letter [6/1/65]; 6th January 1965.

12. Letter from Mr Martin, Reservations Supervisor, Ghana Airways to J.K. – 15th December 1964 13. Note from J.K. to Mr Martin, Reservations Supervisor, Ghana Airways [6/1/65] 14. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr Martin, Reservations Supervisor, Ghana Airways – 6th January 1965 (see No. 13) 24

15. Telegram to J.K. - 11th December 1964 16. Notes on Consciencism (Hand-written Notes) 17. Political Background – (Hand-written notes) 40 18. Report on Visit to Ghana 19. Hand-written noted 20. To Discuss with Director (Hand-written notes) 21. Director – (Hand-written Notes) 22. Letter from Kwesi Ghapson of Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute 23. On Nigerian Elections and the Mechanics of Neo-Colonialism with handwritten note from Idris 9/3/65 24. Hand-written notes 25. Hand-written notes 26. Ten sheets containing addresses which J.K. picked up on visit to Ghana 27. The Party Bookshop, Accra address – (Hand-written) 28. Business card for Kuamina Arku-Nelson of Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute 29. Complement card from A.N. Bartz-Minlah of Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute – List of Duplicated Syllabuses Available – Studies on Marxism and Len[i]nism – Letter from M. Mynatt of Central Books Ltd to J.K. 20th January 1965 – Handwritten letter from Nai Wyetey Agyemang Larbe ii, Paramount Chief of Awutu Tradiitional Area 19th February 1965 30. Long Slogans (Hand-written notes) 31. Ideology in the African Revolution 32. Build a Classless Society – (Hand-written Notes) 41 JK21 Information Material Marx, Engles and Lenin in Britain (From 1969) 1. Lenin – Soviet Weekly Supplement – October 1969 2. Lenin and Britain (Hand-written Notes) 3. Lenin and Britain 4. Lenin visited London altogether six times…..

5. Lenin visited London altogether six times…..

6. Lenin’s Spark in The Times - 5th January 1970 7. Morning Star for Bill Wainwright – Lenin of course made it clear….. (3 copies) 8. London Landmarks – Marx, Engles and Lenin 9. London Landmarks – Marx, Engles and Lenin 10. Lenin – Continuity (Hand-written notes) 11. Lenin – Orthodoxy & Truth (Hand-written notes) 12. Lenin – Truth (Hand-written notes) 13. Continuity (Hand-written Notes) 14. Orthodoxy + Truth (Hand-written Notes) 25

15. Truth (Hand-written Notes) 42 Stalin Information Material (From 1949) 1. J.V. Stalin’s 70th Birthday – Coxton Hall 22/12/49 – Hand-written notes) 2. Our Task – (Hand-written notes) 3. On Stalin’s Death – Mitcham Town Hall 18/3/53 4. Hommage à Staline and Le discourse de Maurice Thorez in L’Humanite – 22nd December 1949 5. Stalin sees his work bear fruit by Harry Pollitt in Daily Worker – 21st December 1949 6. Why millions rejoice today by J.R. Campbell in Daily Worker – 21st December 1949 7. Reproduction of a portrait of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin 8. General Propaganda Department, Communist party – Notes on a speech on Joseph Stalin 9. Soviet Documents Releases by State Department 30th June 1956 10. Lenin on Stalin in World News 11. Stalin and the Chinese Revolution by Chen-Fo-Ta – New China News Agency 12. Stalin Leads Us To Victory of Communism by L.M. Kaganovich – Soviet Monitor - issued by TASS Agency – 27th December 1949 13. Soviet News – 5th January 1949 14. Soviet News – 22nd December 1949 15. Soviet News – 28th December 1949 16. Soviet News – 29th December 1949 17. Greetings to Stalin – Message from Presidium of USSR Supreme Soviet 43 JK22 Why Did It Happen? - 1970 Institute of Marxism – Leninism of C.E. of C.P.S.U. - 1969 1. Letter from Jean Feldmar to J.K., 25th February 1970 – Copy of letter form J.K. to Jean Feldmar, 26th February 1970 2. Some Party History by Lily Ferguson (Webb) 3. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Reuben Falber – 26th January 1970 4. Page of hand-written notes 5. Why Did IT Happen by Roger West 6. Why Did It Happen by Bill Carritt 7. Why Did It Happen by F. Gee 8. Why Did It Happen by Walter W. Greaves 9. Why Did It Happen by Jack Lindsay 10. Why Did It Happen by Bill Carritt 11. Why Did It Happen by F. Gee (Hand-written Notes) 12. Why Did it Happen by Bill Carritt 13. Why Did It happen by Jack Lindsay 26

14. Concerning Socialist Democracy by Jerry Spring (Hand-written Notes) 15. Concerning Socialist Democracy by Jerry Spring 16. Concerning Socialist Democracy by Jerry Spring 44 Institute of Marxism – Leninism of C.E. of C.P.S.U. 1. Ponomarev – Red covered notebook of hand-written notes 2. Lenin, 1870-1970 – Pamphlet/wallet for a conference 3. Lenin and the World Revolutionary Process by J.K. 4. Report on Congress – (Hand-written Notes) 5. Russian text on conference 6. Leninism – The Great Force of the Revolutionary Transformation of the World by B.N. Ponomarev 7. Letter in Russian (See No. 8) 8. Letter from P. Fedoseev to C.P.G.B. – Unofficial translation 9. Copy of Letter from C.P.G.B. to P. Fedoseev, 28th November 1969 – Letter from P. Fedoseev to C.P.G.G. 45 JK23 Marxism and the State 1954-1956 Lectures and Articles mostly hand-written 1. Cover – Marxism and the State 2. Conference Title Page - National School on Marxism and the State – Netherwood – Sept 4th -11th, 1954 3. The Marxist Theory of the State – Introductory Lecture – JK 4. The Feudal State in Britain and the Bourgeois Revolution – Louis Marks 5. The Development of the Bourgeois Democracy from the English Revolution to 1900 – Daphne Simon 6. The British State in the Period of Imperialism and the Repressive Origins of State – Roger Simon 7. Parliament, The Party and the Electoral System – Roger Simon 8. The Economic Function of the British State Today – The State and the Trade Unions – Noreen Branson 9. The Social Services and Local Government – Noreen Branson 10. Propaganda and the Modern State – Jack Beeching 11. The Establishment and Development of the Soviet State – Campbell Creighton 12. British Labour Movement 1850-1880 – New Model Unions 13. British Labour Movement 1850-1880 – John Saville – July 11th, 1955 14. British Labour Movement 1880-1900 – John Saville – July 11th, 1955 15. British Labour Movement 1900-1914 – A. Page Arnold – July 12th, 1955 16. British Labour Movement 1945-1955 – Hymie Fagan – July 14th, 1955 46 17. Marx And The British Labour Movement (Typed Copy) 18. Marxism versus Social Democracy – Lecture to National Discussion School on Trade Union Problems – January 15th, 1956 27

19. Lenin on Nationalism and Internationalism (refill pad) 47 JK24 Editor of Marxism Today Miscellaneous Documents Approximately 1970-1973 - mostly undated 1. Michael Katanka (Books) Ltd. – General Catalogue 2. Dolcis customer receipt – 3rd September 1971 3. Strand Hoisery Ltd. – Receipt 4. Ultra Leftism – Nov. 18th ( hand-written) 5. Trotsky’s Opposition/Oppinion – 1902-1917 (hand-written notes) 6. Trotskyism, Weapon of Anti-Communism by B.N. Ponomaryov (typed) 7. Page of notes in Russian (hand-written) 8. Page of notes in Russian (typed) 9. Map of Moscow - (in Russian) 10. Map of Ukrainian Peninsula (Sebastopol) – (in Russian) 11. Leaflet in Russian 12. Portrait of a Bibliophile XIV – Karl Marx & Friedrich Engles 13. Various Newspaper cuttings in Italian and French 14. Russian stamps (used) 15. Letter from Betty (of CPGB) to J.K. 16. Nationalism and Internationalism by Jack Weddis (typed) 17. Letter from Critica Marxista to Marxism Today (in Italian) 18. Editori Riuniti – various newspaper cuttings 19. Note from Betty to Jack 20. Note for Jack Cohen and Nora – Marxism Today 48 21. Inventory for various packages of books and pamphlets 22. Comunicacion – Small catalogue of books (in Spanish) 23. Five small pages of hand-written notes/messages 24. Note and list to/from John Burns 25. Note in Russian (typed) 49 JK25 Editor of Marxism Today Miscellaneous Documents 1975-1976 – some undated 1. Letter from ????? to J.K. – 15th January 1975 2. Translation of speech by Le Duan at a meeting held on – 15th May 1975 3. 1976 (divider) 4. Why Britain needs a People’s Government by Harry Adams 5. Letter from C.P.G.B. to all members – January 1976 6. Pluto Press booklet and Postage slip – Winter 1975-75 7. Letter from Pluto Press which accompanied No. 6 8. Letter from Pluto Press – January 1976 28

9. Minutes of meeting – Marx Memorial Library - 8th January 1976 10. Letter from Leslie Limage – 17 January 1976 11. Letter from J.K. to Leslie Limage – 20th January 1976 12. Minutes of meeting of Editorial Board of Marxism Today – 21st January 1976 13. Letter from Maurice Dobb to J.K. – 21st January 1976 (Hand-written) 14. Letter from J.K. to Maurice Dobb – 27th January 1976 15. Letter from S.M.L. Wickramasinghe to J.K. – 23rd January 1976 16. Envelope in which No. 15 arrived 17. Letter from A.D. Clegg to J.K. 25th January 1976 18. Letter from A.D. Clegg to Dr. Needham, which accompanied No. 17 19. Fire in the Bush by A.D.Clegg– which accompanied No. 17 20. Letter from Leonard Amos (Australia) to J.K. - 26th January 1976 50 21. Advertising in Marxism Today – Doris Allison – 26th January 1976 22. Collette’s Invoice – 27th January 1976 23. Letter from Lesile Limage to J.K. - 28th January 1976 24. Letter from Dave Mourton to Gordon McLennan with accompanying newspaper article – 1st February 1976 25. Letter to J.K. from Clapham Communist Party re: meeting on00 – 4th February 1976 26. Card from Margaret Ellis to J.K & Letter from J.K. to Margaret Ellis – 2nd February 1976 27. Letter from J.K. to Grant & Cutler Ltd – 3rd February 1976 28. Letter from Dave Morgan to J.K. – 7th February 1976 29. Agenda for Meeting of National Union of Journalists – 9th February 1976 30. Letter from Marianne Lieflander to J.K. – 9th February 1976 31. Letter from Mike Kelly to J.K. – 12th February 1976 32. On the Death of John Lewis – 18th February 1976 33. RED Divider 34. Work of the Cultural Committee – Comments from Alan Hunt 35. Le P.C. britannique critique a nouveau certains aspects du systeme sovietique by Jean Wetz 36. “The State under Socialism” – Mark Hairrison (x2) 37. Literacy and Liberation – L.J.Isaacs (Limage) 38. Literacy and Liberation – L.J.Isaacs (Limage) 39. Literacy and Liberation – L.J.Isaacs (Limage) 40. History of the CPGB (typed description of the volumes) 41. Letter from Alan Hunt to J.K., Middlesex Polytechnic, to J.K. 51 42. Letter from Denis to J.K. 43. Advertising proof copy from Marxism today (x2) 44. Release Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan 45. The Politics of Rank and Filism by Geoff Roberts 46. Woodcock Lecture – The Scientific Impossibility of Value-Free Science by 29

John Hoffman 47. RED Divider 48. Envelope from CCCP to Marxism Today 49. Letter in Russian 50. Card in Russian 19/1/76 51. Envelope in Russian 52. PURPLE divider 53. Note to J.K. 54. Hand-written Notes 55. Hand-written Notes 56. Hand-written Notes 57. Hand-written Notes 58. Hand-written Notes 59. Envelope and Address slip from Pluto Press 60. Hand-written Notes 61. Hand-written Notes and postage paid sticker for Co-operative Insurance Society 62. Envelope to Marxism Today 63. Hand-written Notes 52 JK26 Miscellaneous Documents, Letters and Russian Trip 1971-1973 1. Minutes of Editorial Board Meeting – Marxism Today – 26th January 1971 2. Minutes of Editorial Board Meeting – Marxism Today – 26th January 1971 3. Farewell Dinner Menu – M.S. Alexander Pushkin – 10th September 1971 4. Bulletin – Thomas Paine Society – October 1971 5. Letter from Mary Dominic of St Paul Publications to JK – 21st October 1971 6. List of Representatives of the Fraternal and Workers’ Parties… November 1971 7. Letter from Jack Cohen (Marxism Today) to J.K. in Moscow – 29th November 1971 8. Letter from D.H. Stanton of H.M Inspector of Taxes to N.J. Klugmann Esq – 30th November 1971 9. Letter from Betty (CPGB) to J.K. – 2nd December 1971 10. Letter to J.K. from Hymie (?) – 8th December 1971 11. Letter from Jack Cohen (Marxism Today) to J.K. in Moscow – 14th December 1971 12. Orange File Divider 13. Neu Bei Dietz x2 & notes x2 - 1972 14. Letter from Norman Freedman of Russell & Arnholz to J.K. – 12th January 1972 15. Letter from Norman Freedman of Russell & Arnholz to J.K. – 20th January 1972 30

16. Letter from Betty (CPGB) to J.K. – 21st January 1972 17. Letter to Norman Freedman [Russell & Arnholz] from J.K. – 2nd February 1972 53 18. Letter from Jack [Cohen] (Marxism Today) to J.K. – 3rd February 1972 19. List of Book Sales from Betty Reid (CPGB) – 9th February 1972 20. List of Book Sales from Betty Reid (CPGB) – 9th February 1972 21. Letter from Betty to J.K. – 16th February 1972 22. Letter form Jack Cohen to Bert Pearce & Tony Chater – 21st February 1972 23. Letter from ??? (in French) to J.K. with envelope – 24th February 1972 24. A Short History Of The British People by Dave Morgan – March 1972 25. Exposure Of Pseudo-Revolutionaries Is An Important Form Of Ideological And Theoretical Struggle by Pedoseyev/Basmanov/Sobolev – 7th March 1972 26. Letter from Jack Cohen (Marxism Today) to J.K. – 9th March 1972 27. Letter from Betty to J.K. – 9th March 1972 28. Letter from Ann & Dave to J.K. – 15th March 1972 29. Letter form Jack Cohen (Marxism Today) to J.K. – 16th March 1972 30. Letter from Betty (CPGB) to J.K. – 23rd March 1972 31. Letter from Elinor to J.K. – 27th March 1972 32. Letter from Jack [Cohen] (Marxism Today) – 28th March 1972 33. Letter from Margaret Kentfield of Marx Memorial Library to J.K. – 4th April 1972 34. Letter from Jack [Cohen] (Marxism Today) to J.K. – 17th April 1972 35. Letter from Maurice Dobb/Jack Dunman/Dennis Ogden to J.K. – 12th May 1972 36. Letter from Dennis Ogden to J.K. – 28th May 1972 (related to No. 35) 37. Letter from Denis to J.K. - 23rd May 1972 54 38. Letter from Denis Ellwand to Tony [Chater] – 23rd May 1972 39. Letter from L.A. Mannheim of London Freelance Branch (NUJ) to J.K. – 25th May 1972 40. Letter from Raymond Challinor of Newcastle Upon Tyne Polytechnic to J.K. – 30th May 1972 & Letter from J.K to Dr. Raymond Challine[o]r – 31st May 1972 41. Letter from Valentin to J.K. – 31st May 1972 42. New book notification for: The Indignent Rich: A theory of general equilibrium in a Keynasian system 43. Association For British Chilean Friendship Bulletin – June 1972 44. Association For British Chilean Friendship Bulletin – Invitation to Join 45. Delivery Note – Central Books Limited – 1st June 1972 46. Note from Jack [Cohen] to J.K. re: No.47 (below) – 2nd June 1972 47. Freedom not Charity for Zimbabweans & Note (14.4.72) from Ray Simons (Alexander) 31

48. Letter from Yvonne [Kapp] to J.K. - 8th June 1972 & Letter from J.K. to Yvonne Kapp 13th June 1972 49. Postcard from David K to J.K. – 15th June 1972 (as postmark) 50. Letter from Bob Gottlieb of Pacifica KPFK-FM to J.K. – 16th June 1972 51. Letter from Sid Resnik to J.K. – 27th June 1972 encl. English pages of Morning Freiheit of 4/6/72 & 11/6/72 52. Letter from John [???] to J.K. – 1st July 1972 53. Delivery Note – Central Books Limited – 4th July 1972 54. Donation Receipt – 6th July 1972 55. Towards A History Of The British Workers’ Press – Conference itinerary 56. Letter from Ted Bramley to Jack[Cohen] – 9th July 1972 57. Receipt – 18th July 1972 55 58. Note from Betty Reid – 26th July 1972 & Vietnam Vigil for Peace notification 59. Orange File Divider 60. Iraqi Letter – January 1973 61. Marxism Today Editorial Board Agenda – 24th January 1973 56 JK27 50th Anniversary of The General Strike 1976 Documents/Letters/Newspaper Cuttings Box 1 1. Strike `26 at Half Moon Gallery – 1st May to 4th June 1976 2. Half Moon Photography Workshop 3. The Consequences of The General Strike 4. Letter from Margaret Woodis C.P. South Essex to J.K., encl. folder of information ‘General Strike & programme, 6th January 1976 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Margaret Woodis, 12th January 1976 5. Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the General Strike, Friends House, Euston Road 6. Memories of The General Strike by Bill Carr (hand-written) for Marxism Today 1975 7. The General Strike – a book review by Woodrow Wyatt in Sunday Times – 23rd March 1975 8. The State and Ruling Class during the General Strike by John Foster - Proof Copy for Marxism Today May 1976 issue 9. The Councils of Action as a Form of Struggle by Mick Jenkins - Proof Copy for Marxism Today May 1976 issue 10. Marxism Today – May 1976 11. Brockley & Deptford C.P. Public Meeting – Newspaper cutting undated 12. General Strike – a great inspiration by John Gollan in Morning Star – 13th February 1976 13. “Strike” by Parin Janmohamed in Sunday Times Weekly Review – 25th April 1976 32

14. A glimpse of future power by Dave Cook in Morning Star – 1st May 1976 15. Nine days that shook Britain by J.K. in Morning Star - 1st May 1976 16. General Strike, Bookshelf by Stephen Fry in Sunday Times – 16th May 1976 57 17. ‘The greatest crime ever’ by Bill Wainwright in Morning Star – 3rd May 1976 18. ‘The greatest crime ever’ by Bill Wainwright in Morning Star – 3rd May 1976 19. Trades councils in action by Jules Jacobs in Morning Star – 4th May 1976 20. Trades councils in action by Jules Jacobs in Morning Star – 4th May 1976 21. Communist fight for unity by Peter Kerrigan in Morning Star – 5th May 1976 22. Communist fight for unity by Peter Kerrigan in Morning Star – 5th May 1976 23. Our role – 1926 style ed. Mikki Doyle in Morning Star – 5th May 1976 24. Our role – 1926 style ed. Mikki Doyle in Morning Star – 5th May 1976 25. Newspaper power by Stanley Harrison in Morning Star – 6th May 1976 26. Newspaper power by Stanley Harrison in Morning Star – 6th May 1976 27. Newspaper power by Stanley Harrison in Morning Star – 6th May 1976 28. Miners – Always In Front Line by Mick McGahey in Morning Star – 7th May 1976 29. Miners – Always In Front Line by Mick McGahey in Morning Star – 7th May 1976 30. A prairie fire of solidarity by Bill Brooks in Morning Star – 8th May 1976 31. A prairie fire of solidarity by Bill Brooks in Morning Star – 8th May 1976 32. Position of the Coal Industry – Hand-written by J.K. 33. Govt ???? Hand-written notes 34. Samuel Communion – Hand-written notes 35. Gen Council Does not ???? – Hand-written notes by J.K. 36. Mailed Fist in 1926 by Ruth and Edmund Frow 58 JK28 50th Anniversary of The General Strike 1976 Documents/Letters/Newspaper Cuttings Box 2 1. General Strike - lecture (prompt) cards hand-written by J.K. 2. 50 Years Since The General Strike – A Commemorative Event – Programme – 6th June (x2) 3. General Strike (West Middlesex District C.P. Rally – 6th June 1976 – J.K.’s hand-written notes (See No. 2 above) 4. General Strike (Birmingham 4/5) Hand-written notes 5. The General Strike – South Essex District Celebrations – 15th February 1976 – Hand-written notes 6. The General Strike – Morning Star – Hand-written Notes 7. The General Strike – Putney Labour Party – 3rd February 1976 – Handwritten notes 8. The Events leading to the General Strike – University of Sussex Conference on General Strike – 23rd April 1976 – Hand-written notes 9. Delegate Conference to Mark 50th Anniversary of General Strike – 33

University of Sussex (Pamphlet) – Plus two application forms 10. Copy of letter From J.K. to Brian Bolton of University of Sussex Union – 21st April 1976 11. Copy of letter from J.K. to Brian Bolton of University of Sussex Union, 11th February 1976 – Letter from Brian Bolton to J.K., 7th February 1976 12. Brighton & Hove Accommodation List 1976 13. Trains from Victoria to Brighton 14. Copy of letter from J.K. to Derek Clarke of University of Sussex Union, 16th December 1975 – Letter from Derek Clarke to James Klugmann (hand-written) 1st December 1975 15. Marxist Forum –The Lessons of The General Strike – 2nd April 1976 59 16. Commemorative day The General Strike at Broadmead Bristol 17. South Essex Bulletin – 27th March [1976] 18. Handwritten Notes on GS [ General Strike] 19. The General Strike and The Miners’ Struggle May to September 1926 – (text from a slide show) 20. Note to J.K. from Sidney Cole, 1st June 1976 – “Nineteen Twenty Six” by Sidney Cole, a script 21. Letter from Bob Allen of CP West Middlesex to J.K. – 7th May 1976 22. Merthyr Tydfil County Borough – Souvenir of the General Strike – 4th to 12th May 1926 23. The General Strike and Miners’ Lockout of 1926 in South Wales 60 JK29 Kitty Cornforth Obituaries Condolence Letters and Letters of Thanks 1. Various newspaper cuttings of obituaries, funeral notice and notice of thanks on the death of Kitty Cornforth 2. Letter of condolence from Denis Goodwin to JK - 19/4/1965 3. Letter of condolence from Maysee to J K - 19/4/1965 4. Letter of condolence from Arnold Kettle to JK – 19/4/1965 5. Letter of condolence from Bob Stewart to JK – 19/4/1965 6. Letter of condolence from Murial to JK - 20/4/1965 7. Letter of condolence from Tamara Rust to JK - 20/4/1965 8. Letter of condolence from Kay Beauchamp to JK - 20/4/1965 9. Letter of condolence from Betty [Lewis] to JK – 20/4/1965 10. Letter of condolence from Howard Hill to JK & Maurice Cornforth– 20/4/1965 11. Sympathy card to JK from Stella Perkins 12. Letter of condolence from ?????? to JK– 20/4/1965 13. Letter of condolence from George [Matthews] to JK – 20/4/1965 14. Letter of condolence from Andrew [Rothstein] to JK – 20/4/1965 15. Letter of condolence from Molly and Les Keith to JK – 20/4/2965 16. Letter of condolence from Dorothy and Matthew to JK – 21/4/1965 34

17. Letter of condolence from Colin Williams to JK – 21/4/1965 18. Letter of condolence from Frida to JK – 21/4/1965 19. Letter of condolence from Tess Gerring to JK – 21/4/1965 20. Letter of condolence from Wolf Wayne to JK – 21/4/1965 61 21. Letter re postal error and condolence from Leslie to JK – 21/4/1965 22. Letter of condolence from Helen Ellison to JK – 22/4/1965 23. Telegram from Yvonne Kapp and Margaret to JK – 23/4/1965 24. Letter of condolence from David ????? to JK – 24/4/1965 25. Letter from Maurice [Cornforth] to JK – 25/41965 26. Letter of condolence from Bert and Marian – 26/4/1965 27. Letter of condolence from Sylvia and Ralph Bond to JK – 28/4/1965 28. Letter of thanks from JK to Martha Rosenheim – 24-5/1965 and letter of condolence from Martha Rosenheim to JK – 20/4/1965 29. Letter of thanks from JK to Mrs. G. Shepherd – 24/5 1965 and letter of condolence from G. Shepherd to JK – 26/4/1965 30. Letter of thanks from JK to Marian Vilbrova – 24/5/1965 and letter of condolence from Marian Vilbrova to JK and Maurice – 22/4/1965 31. Letter of thanks from JK to Kofi Batsa – 24-5-1965 and letter of condolence from Kofi Batsa to JK – 22/4/1965 32. Letter of thanks from JK to Prof. Max L.. Rosenheim – 24/5/1965 and letter of condolence from Prof. M.L. Rosenheim to JK – 20/4/1965 33. Letter of thanks from JK to Helen Astruck – 24/5/1965 and Letter of condolence from Helen Astruck to JK – 3/5/1965 62 JK30 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Documents – Most Undated – File 1 1. Small page of hand-written notes 2. The Yorkshire Evening Post of February […] - hand-written notes 3. Yorkshire – hand-written notes 4. Christian-Marxist Dialogue – A Bibliography – June 1967 5. Christian-Marxist Dialogue – A Bibliography – Supplement – February 1968 6. Christian-Marxist Dialogue – Summary and Outlook 7. The Marxist-Christian Dialogue – Culture Committee – 8th March 1968 – hand-written notes 8. Culture Committee – 9/3/68 9. A Note on the Dialogue – 22/3/68 (typed) 10. A Note on the Dialogue – 22/3/68 – (typed) with small note by J.K. 11. A Note on the Dialogue (printed) 12. A Note on the Dialogue (printed) 13. A Note on the Dialogue (printed) 14. A Note on the Dialogue (printed) 15. Marxist-Christian Dialogue (Political Committee 28/3/68) hand-written 35

notes with a copy of No. 14 16. Initiative in History: a Christian - Marxist Exchange 17. What does a non-Christian expect of the church in matters of social morality? (R. Garaudy) 18. Theology, A monthly Review – Christians and Communists in Search of Man – December 1967 19. As No 16 63 20. Proposals for the Second ‘United Nations Conference on Trade and Development’ 21. Human Nature Points for a Dialogue 22. The Christian Group for East West Contact – To Change The World 23. The Christian Socialist – November 1965 24. The Christian Socialist – July-August 1967 25. The Christian Socialist – September 1967 26. The Christian Socialist – November 1967 27. The Christian Socialist – January 1968 28. The Christian Socialist – March 1968 29. The Christian Socialist – May-June 1968 30. The Christian Socialist – July-August 1968 31. The Christian Socialist – September/October 1968 32. Marxism, Christianity and the Future of Man 33. Christian Socialist Movement – Principles of Common Ownership (1) 34. Duckett’s Register July 1967 (with complement slip from Douglas Hyde) 35. Demokratisierung der Kirche?

36. Advised and Queries – The Society of Friends 37. Opportunity Bulletin for East-West Contact – 1967 Edition 38. Opportunity Bulletin for East-West Contact – 1968 Edition 39. Opportunity Bulletin for East-West Contact – 1969 Edition 40. The Christian Peace Conference 64 JK31 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Documents – Most Undated – File 2 1. Questions: Religion in 16th Century 2. Marx V Ruge – Political Struggle 3. New Draft – Dialogue 4. Religion 5. Marxism Today Sept 1966 6. Human Depravity and Sin – One who doubts is a fool7. Long Term 8. Marxism on Religion 9. Marxist Christian Dialogue – Warwick University Socialist Society – 23/1/68 10. Morality 36

11. Is Marxism purely a method…

12. End of religion 13. Ideology 14. Something New – Lenin – Apology 15. Marxism and Religion – Marx Memorial Library February 25th 16. Why I am a Communist? Cuddesdon Theological College – 1st May 1967 17. Self Critical Dogmatism – Marx on Religion 18. Christian – Marxist Unity – Southwark Cathedral – 21st January 1968 19. Christian-Marxist Dialogue – Society of Friends at William Penn House – 5th July 1969 20. History – Unaccustomed places 65 21. Dialogue – Surbiton – 22/10/68 22. Scotland – Church of Scotland – Nationalism 23. Cardiff Dialogue – What sort of Revolution? Cardiff University – 13th November 1968 24. The New Revolution and the New Society – Borough Road College, Isleworth – 22nd January 1968 25. Dialogue at Spode House – Jan 31st-Feb 2 1969 26. Christianity and Socialism – Sussex University Socialist Society – 21/2/69 27. Xtian [Christian] Marxist Dialogue – Queens College – 13/2/69 28. The Path Ahead – Christian Marxist Dialogue – Spode House, Rugeley – 31/1-2/2/ 1969 29. Xtians [Christians] and the Social Struggle 30. Christian Marxist Dialogue – April 26th 31. The Marxist Challenge – Manchester College Oxford July 2nd 32. Christian – Communist Dialogue – Christian Education Movement Regional Conference for 6th Formers – 16th July 1969 33. Marxism and Christianity – Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church Friendship Centre – 1st October 1969 34. Christian Marxist Dialogue – Community centre, Caterham – 25/11/69 35. The Significance of Man – Symposium – Teilhard de Chardin Association, Colchester – November 29th 36. Christian Reflection on Contemporary Problems Through Great Writers – Das Kapital – The Downs Adult Education and Teachers Centre – 5th November 1973 37. Hope for the Future – a Marxist Vision – Christian Group for East-West Contact - 14-16 Dec. 1973 38. The Marxist Christian Dialogue – St Paul’s College, Cheltenham – 7/3/74 66 39. Dialogue with Methodists – Saturday November 28th 40. Christian Marxist Dialogue – National Guild of Cooperatives, Cheltenham – 24th May 1969 41. Christianity & Marxism – Eastleigh (Patrick Roddy) 28/2/75 67 37

JK32 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Documents – Most Undated – File 3 1. The Christian Marxist Dialogue and its Future at William Penn House 2. Points from a meeting between Marxism Today and the Quakers 3. Deus Scientiarum Dominus – Pusey House – Hilary Term 4. Sunday Nights on Southwark – Southwark Cathedral London Bridge 5. Sunday Nights on Southwark (interim Leaflet) – Southwark Cathedral London Bridge 6. Report of Meeting with Slant People – Monday February 5th 1968 7. Marxist-Quaker Dialogue – Meeting 8. The Meeting between The Communists and Quakers… - 19th February 1968 9. Marxism Today – British Council Churches Meeting – 20th February 1968 10. Thursday Lunchtime Lectures – Lancaster College of Technology – Spring 1968 11. Lunchtime Activities – Lancaster College of Technology – Spring 1968 12. Red, Blue or Hungry – World Poverty and East-West Ideologies – Short report of a conference by The Christian Group for East-West Contact 13. The Enemy – What should we do? – (pamphlet) 14. Growing Up In Christ – Third Series 15. Growing Up In Christ – Fourth Series 16. Growing Up In Christ – Fifth Series 17. Growing Up In Christ – Fifth Series 18. Meet these men here… - Saint Martin’s In The Bull Ring Birmingham Parish Church 19. Meeting of “Marxism Today” / “Slant Group” – 17th February 1970 68 20. Dialogue Notes – Oxford Group – 26th January 1970 21. Note on weekend with Quakers – 26th – 28th June 22. Note on weekend with the Quakers – 26th 28th June 23. In Touch – 26th June 1970 24. Marxist/Methodist Dialogue – What is our hope? with covering letter to J.K. from The Methodist Church - Board of Lay Training 25. Conference Timetable – Christian Education Movement (pamphlet) 26. Joint Dialogue discussion between a group of Methodists and readers of “Marxism Today” with accompanying hand-written notes by J.K. 27. Kingsway – Autumn 1970 28. The Reverend John Hester – business card 29. Father John Gaine – business card (hand-written) 30. Courses in Bournemouth Christchurch Poole – 1968-69 69 JK33 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Documents – File 4 38

1. The Christian-Marxist Dialogue To Date – Soviet Union & East Europe Working Group of the Friends Peace and International Relations Committee 2. The Christian-Marxist Dialogue and its future – Marxism Today Group of The British Communist Party – Soviet Union & East Europe Working Group, Friends P&IRC 3. The Christian-Marxist Dialogue To Date for the meeting at William Penn House – 5th July 1969 4. Christian - Marxist Dialogue Conference on Race, The Coming Explosion – 29th-31st January 1971 5. A Contribution to Christian Materialism by John Allcock 6. Quaker –Marxist Weekend – The human person – his rights and responsibilities – synopsis of opening paper - 26th/28th June 1970 with covering letter to J.K from Jack Cohen of Marxism Today 7. Graduate Sociology Seminar – Religion, Control and Rebellion in Tropical Africa: A Study In The Social Role of Religion with cover note to J.K. 8. Summer Holiday School on Revolution Democracy and Socialism – 2nd/9th August 1969 9. Summer Holiday School on Man’s Struggle for Freedom 1st/8th August 1970 10. Annual Conference of The Christian Group for East-West Contact – World Poverty and East-West Ideologies – 8th/10th March 1968 11. Report on the meeting with the Slant Group – 25th March 1968 12. Christian Socialist Movement Annual General Meeting – 6th April 1968 13. Marxism, Humanism and Christianity –a course by Stevenage College of Further Education – 30th April/21st May 1968 14. Wood Hall Ecumenical Centre – a series of discussions 70 15. Wood Hall Ecumenical Centre – a Series of discussions 16. Dialogue – Didcot, Berks Public meeting called by British Council of Churches 17. Dialogue Notes No.4 – A Meeting with Slant was held on May 27th 1968 18. Dialogue Notes No. 5 – Dialogue in Wales – 10th July 1968 19. Man and His Work – A joint discussion held at William Penn House – 29th May 1968 20. Man and His Work – A joint discussion held at William Penn House – 29th May 1968 21. Man and His Work – A joint discussion held at William Penn House – 29th May 1968 22. Man and His Work – A joint discussion held at William Penn House – 29th May 1968 23. Bulletin d’Information pour l’etranger – Parti Communiste Bresilien – Juin 1968 24. Fourth British Conference of Christian Youth, Edinburgh – information pack with complement slip 39

25. World Youth Festival – Sofia, Bulgaria 28th July/6th August 1968 26. 53rd Meeting of The British Council of Churches – Autumn 1968 27. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 21 January 1967 28. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 22 - May 1967 29. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 23 October 1967 30. Newsletter of the Group for East West Contact – January 1968 31. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 25 January 1968 71 32. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 26 – Sept.

1968 33. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 27 – Feb. 1969 34. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 28 - June 1969 35. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – No. 32 – Sept.

1970 36. Christian Group for East-West Contact – Whole day meeting – Saturday, September 14th 1968 37. Christian Group for East-West Contact – Minutes of meeting – 14th September 1968 38. Meeting between The Quakers and Communists – Events in Czechoslovakia - October 15th 1968 39. Mankind Evolving: China and The West – The 3rd Annual Conference of the Pierre Teilhard De Chardin Association of Great Britain and Ireland 40. Invitation from Paul and Lore Oestreicher – 26th November (1968/9) 41. Marxist-Christian Dialogue – residential Weekend Notice – Jan 31st/Feb 2nd 1969 42. The Path Ahead – 31st Jan/2nd Feb 1969 72 JK34 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Documents – 1967 - File 5 1. Churches call for end to bombing by John Gritten in Morning Star – 20th April 1967 2. A press conference at the home of the Bishop of Barking on 25/4/67 – document dated 21st April 1967 3. Bishop will chair talks with Communists by Roger Bagley in Morning Star – 26th April 1967 4. Church and Party, a letter from Roy Roebuck of House of Commons in Times, 1st May 1967 - Oxford Cuddesdon College (hand-written notes) 5. Copy of letter from J.K. to Nora Jeffrey re: Visit to Cuddesdon College – 40

8th May 1967 6. Communist Party Public Meeting, Slough – 24th May 1967 7. Marxism & Christianity – The Dialogue – Slough - 24th May 1967 (Handwritten Notes) 8. An Evening With The Marxists in Catholic Herald – 26th May 1967 9. Grassroots Dialogue by Robert Powell in The Tablet – 27th May 1967 10. Quaker-Marxist Dialogue – Dunford – 2nd to 4th June 1967 (Hand-written Notes) 11. Debate with Communists in Liverpool in Catholic Herald – 23rd June 1967 12. Communist Catholic dialogue in a cathedral in Morning Star 23rd June 1967 13. Meeting of British Council of Churches – 23rd June 1967 14. Marxism and Religion by J.K. in Marx Memorial Library Bulletin 15. The dialogue grows between Marxists and Christians by J.K. in Morning Star – 29th June 1967 16. Catholics and Communists in Poverty fight by Jim Arnison in Morning Star - 30th June 1967 73 17. ‘Catholics and Communists in poverty fight’ by Jim Arnison in Morning Star – 30th June 1967 18. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 11th July 1967 19. Common Ground in Morning Star – 13th July 1967 20. Any Comment? in Morning Star – 17th July 1967 21. Discussion with Quakers – 18th July [1967] 22. Dialog in Oesterreich by Leopold Grunwald (in German) in Volksstimme – 21st July 1967 23. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 24th July 1967 24. Letter from Gerry Cohen to J.K. – 27th July 1967 25. Christian Marxist see grounds to agree in Morning Star – 27th July 1967 26. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 30th July 1967 27. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 31st July 1967 28. Religion, a letter from W.T. Price in Morning Star – 4th August 1967 29. Secterian? A letter from Marjorie Straker in Morning Star - 10th August 1967 30. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 11th August 1967 31. What Marx and Lenin did say on religion by Dr John Lewis in Morning Star – 14th August 1967 32. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 15th August 1967 33. The Bible a letter from Madeleine Sharp in Morning Star - 18th August 1967 34. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Mr Rodney McCord, 18th August 1967 - Letter from Rodney McCord to J.K. (Hand-written & undated) 35. Lenin said, a letter from Kay Thomas in Morning Star – 21st August 1967 36. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 23rd August 1967 74 41

37. Can Communists and Christians be closer? By Paul Oestreicher in Times – 2nd September 1967 38. Meeting with Rabbi Goulston – 6th September 1967 39. The Dialogue – Marxism and Christianity – Woodford and Wanstead YCL – 6th September 1967 40. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr Harold Horwood, 12th September 1967 – Letter from Harold Harwood to J.K., 3rd September 1967 41. Peace and Poverty in Times – 15th September 1967 42. Christian and Communist dialogue date in Morning Star – 25th September 1967 43. Christian and Communist dialogue date in Morning Star – 25th September 1967 44. Dialogue with Quakers – 25th September 1967 45. What Marx says to Methodism – 28th September 1967 46. Christian Dialogue with Marxists in Catholic Herald – 29th September 1967 47. Letter from Rev. Hoskins of B.B.C to J.K., 3rd October 1967 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Hoskins, 28th September 1967 – Proposal for six programmes on C&M Dialogue (J.K.) – Copy of letter from J.K. to rev.

Hoskins, 13th September 1967 – Letter from Rev. Hoskins to J.K., 11th September 1967 48. How Paul Oestreicher stays informed in Morning Star – 9th October 1967 49. General letter from Leslie Smith of Soviet Union & East Europe Group of the P & IRC – 13th October 1967 50. Letter from Dora Einhorn to J.K.- 18th October 1967 encl. invitation to “Talking about Christianity and Marxism” 51. Religion in Morning Star – 25th October 1967 52. James Klugmann – Dialogue Dates – commencing: 25th October 1967 53. William Penn House – Details 75 54. Marxist-Quaker Discussion at William Penn House – 30th October 1967 55. Discussions with Quakers – 30th October 1967 56. Power, Violence & Peace Discussion with Quakers at William Penn House – 30th October 1967 (Hand-written Notes) 57. Marxist – Quaker Discussion – 30th October 1967 58. Extracts from Letter written by Jonathan Dale – 1st November 1967 59. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 2nd November 1967 60. Readers Letters in Morning Star – 3rd November 1967 61. Marxism and religion talk is popular in Morning Star – 3rd November 1967 62. What common ground for Marxists and Christians by Hugh Kay in Times – 4th November 1967 63. Copy of letter from J.K. to J.H. Barrow of Faculty of Technology Union at U.M.I.S.T. re: “Encounter Week”, 7TH November 1967 – Letter from J.H. Barrow & D.B. Williams to J.K., 35th October 1967 64. The process of burying a false hatchet in Morning Star – 8th November 1967 42

65. Dialogue Notes which begins with “Encounter Week” at U.M.I.S.T. 66. Teilhard de Chardin im englischen Dialog in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung – 16th November 1967 67. Dialogue, a letter from Giles Hibbert in Morning Star – 20th November 1967 68. Letter from John Symons of C.P.G.B. to J.K., 3rd December 1967 – General letter of invitation from Tony Cross of Unitarian Church (undated) 69. Christiani e marxisti a confronto sulla pace in Unita – 8th December 1967 70. Christentum, Marxismus… in Volksstimme (Austrian C.P.) – 8th December 1967 71. Dialogue (Scotland) held Monday – 11th December 1967 76 72. Dialogue meeting with Quakers – 12th December 1967 (typed and handwritten) 73. Catholic and Communist meet again in Morning Star – 13th December 1967 74. Merseyside – meeting notice in Morning Star – 15th December 1967 75. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr William Jerman of Herder Correspondence, 18th December 1967 – Letter from William Jermin to J.K., 30th November 1967 76. Copy of letter from J.K. to Brian Cooper of Westcott House, 19th December 1967 – Copy of letter from Betty Lewis to Brian Cooper, 15th December 1967 – Letter from Brian Cooper to Mr Lewis, 13th December 1967 Miscellaneous 1. Dialogue between Christianity and Marxism – From Co-existence to Proexistence

by Paul Oestreicher 2. Barbarous, a letter from Roger T. Fletcher in Morning Star (undated) 3. Letter from J.K. to Me Rodney McCord (Hand-written & undated) 4. The British Council of Churches (Pamphlet) 5. Reds defend Pope, Catholic quotes Marx in debate (2 photocopies of article, no publication details or date) 6. List of contributors to M.T.D. discussions on Dialogue…

7. Dialogue – Dominicans 8. Tuesday Morning Events – Lent Term 1967 9. Tuesday Morning Events – Michaelmas Term 1967 10. What in Common (Hand-written notes) 11. Television File – God Mans Invention (Hand-written Notes) 12. B.I.A. Centenary Report 1967 77 13. Subscription form for Catholic Herald 14. Dialogue – 4th British Conference of Christian Youth 78 JK35 Miscellaneous (St Kathrine’s Meeting) Documents August – November 1967 – File 6 43

1. This banner: Long Live The International (Hand-written notes) 2. Minutes – British Council of Churches and Marxism Today Dialogue – 17th August 1967 3. Marxism Today – British Council of Churches Preparatory Meeting – 26th September 1967 4. Christians and Communists to meet for talks in Morning Star – 26th September 1967 5. Christian Dialogue with Marxists in Catholic Herald – 29th September 1967 6. Dialogue with the Communists in Tablet – 30th September 1967 7. General Letter from T. Ainley of C.P.G.B., 2nd October 1967 – encl. The Royal Foundation of Saint Katharine 8. Dialogue at the Royal Foundation of St. Katherine 6th-8th October 1967 9. Dialogue at St. Katharine’s - 6th-8th October 1967 (Hand-written notes for Press Conference) 10. First formal Christian/Marxist Dialogue in Britain at Royal Foundation of St. Katherine 6th-8th October 1967 11. Christian-Communist Dialogue Attacked in Times – 9th October 1963 12. When Communists meet Christians by Monica Furlong in Daily Mail – 9th October 1967 13. Letter from Mural to J.K. – 9th October 1967 14. British Christians and Marxists Pondering Differences Together by Dana Adams Schmidt in New York Times (copy) – 10th October 1967 (with complement slip from Paul Oestreicher) 15. Talks with Marxists inconclusive in Morning Star – 10th October 1967 16. Way-Out Dialogue in Daily Telegraph – 10th October 1967 79 17. Dialogue by Christians and Marxists in Daily Telegraph – 10th October 1967 18. Christians, Marxists end some myths by Peter Avis in Morning Star – 10th October 1967 19. Christians, Marxists end some myths by Peter Avis in Morning Star – 10th October 1967 (incomplete) 20. Good Start in Morning Star – 10th October 1967 (2 cuttings) 21. Christian Talks a success in Times – 10th October 1967 22. Christians open talks with Marxists in Church of England Newspaper and The Record – 13th October 1967 23. Christians, Reds meet – and pull no punches in The Universe – 15th October 1967 24. Christian-Marxist Dialogue on ‘Common Task’ in Clerical [Church] Times – 13th October 1967 25. Communist Dogma in Clerical [Church] Times – 13th October 1967 26. Successful Dialogue with Marxists in Catholic Herald – 13th October 1967 27. Comment in The Christian and Christianity Today – 13th October 1967 28. Dialogue with the Marxists in The Tablet – 14th October 1967 29. Marxists and Catholics seek common ground in Times – 16th October 44

1967 30. Dialogue in Morning Star – 16th October 1967 31. News and Views in New Christian – 19th October 1967 32. Copy of letter from J.K. to Miss Elizabeth Baker of British Council of Churches, 7th November 1967 – Letter from Elizabeth [Baker] to Ted Ainley, 10th October 1967 – Note from Nora to J.K. on reverse 33. General letter of invitation from Paul Oestreicher – What Sort of Revolution – 6th-8th October [1967] 34. Questions of Ideology and Culture – booklet 80 35. List of news publications (Hand-written) 36. Dialogue (Hand-written notes) 37. Reporters Notebook containing hand-written notes on most pages 38. Gold Seal Notebook containing “Man & His Place in Society – MTD-BCC Dialogue – St Katharine’s 6th October 1967 81 JK36 Marxist-Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Documents - 1966-1967 - File 7 1. Letter from Editor [J.K.] unaddressed (handwritten) – list of names & addresses (possible recipients of letter) – Address for Rev Kenneth Flack – list of names – address details foe Rev Allan C. McDougall – Handwritten letter to J.K. unsigned 2. Letter from Rev. H.A. Williams to J.K., 11th March 1966 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. H.A. Williams, 10th March 1966 3. Letter to J.K. from L.P. Elwell-Sutton of The Christian Council for Monetary Justice, 13th March 1966 – Copy of letter form J.K. to Rev Allan C. McDougall, 9th March 1966 4. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. David Edwards of SCM Press, 17th March 1966 – Letter from David Edwards to J.K., 11th March 1966 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. David Edwards, 10th March 1966 – [A list of] Contributors to M.T.D. discussion on “The Dialogue between Christianity and Marxism” 5. Copy of letter from J.K. to Max Parker of The Fellowship of Reconciliation, 10th June 1966 – Letter from Max Parker to J.K., 2nd June 1966 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Max Parker, 7th April 1966 – Letter from Max Parker to J.K., 6th April 1966 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Max Parker, 11th March 1966 6. Newsletter of the Christian Group for East-West Contact – September 1966 7. Copy of letter from J.K to John Lewis, 11th November 1966 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Nora Jeffrey, 11th November 1966 – Letter from Nora Jeffrey to J.K., 8th November 1966 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Nora Jeffrey, 26th October 1966 8. Visas for East Germans – a letter in the Times of 2nd November 1966 45

9. Agenda for East-West Relations Advisory Committee – 1st December 1966 82 10. Copies of letters from J.K to: Rev. Edward Charles of All Saints Vicarage; Prof. D.M. Mackinnon of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Canon Adam Fox; Fr. T. Corbishley; Rev. D.E. Runcorn of Church Missionary Society; Rev. Alan Ecclestone; William Barton of Friends Service Council; Rev. Paul Oestreicher of The British Council of Churches; Rev. Anthony Dyson - 1st December 1966 – 11. Copy of letter from J.K. to Nora Jeffrey, 3rd December 1966 – As before (handwritten) - [A list of] Contributors to M.T.D. discussion on “The Dialogue between Christianity and Marxism” 12. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Oestreicher of British Council of Churches – 20th January 1967 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to Gerry Cohen, 13th February 1967 14. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. A. Dyson, 7th February 1967 – Letter from Rev. A. Dyson to J.K., 1st February 1967 15. Letter of protest at the dismissal of Fr. Herbert McCabe of New Blackfriars 16. Letter from Rev. Paul Oestreicher to J.K. – 22nd February 1967 17. Marxism and Religion Discussion Conference – pamphlet 18. Dialogue Between Christianity and Marxism (text of opening statement by J.K.) 19. Dialogue Between Christianity and Marxism (text of opening statement by J.K.) 20. Letter from Pat to J.K. – 28th February 1967 21. How to Change the World – Joint conference of Youth Christians and Communists 22. Meeting 1pm William Penn House (hand-written notes) 23. Minutes of Meeting at William Penn House – 7th March 1967 24. Copy of letter from J.K. to Brian Simon, 8th March 1967 – Copy of letter highlighting address for Mr. Edward Oliver – Working Party on Democracy in a Plural Society – Letter from Stephen Hopkinson and H.J. Blackham of The Social Morality Council – A Women’s Public Meeting on Abortion x 3 copies 83 25. Copy of letter from J.K. to Dr. Erika Kadlecova of Sociologicky Ustav, Prague, 8th March 1967 – Hand-written note – Letter from J.K. to Bill Alexander, 1st March 1967 & copy of same – Letter to J.K. from Dr. Erika Kadlecova, 20th February 1967 & copy of same – Handwritten letter from J.K. to Bill Alexander of 1/3/67 – Letter from Dr. Erika Kadlecova, 20 February 1967 in German – envelope addressed to J.K. from Prague, Czechoslovakia 26. Copy of letter from Paul Oestreicher to Allan Eccelstone – 8th March 1967 27. Letter from Hilary F. Simmonds of British Council of Churches to J.K. – 13thMarch 1967 46

28. Letter from Adam Fox to J.K. – 16th March 1967 (hand-written) 29. A Christian Marxist Dialogue Meeting in Seven Kings – 22nd May 1967 30. Christian Marxist Dialogue Meeting in Seven Kings – 22nd May 1967 (hand-written notes) 31. Christians and Communists Talk Together in The Universe – 26th May 1967 (copy) 32. An Evening With the Marxists in Catholic Herald – 26th May 1967 (copy) 33. Grassroots Dialogue by Robert Nowell in The Tablet – 27th May 1967 (copy) 34. The Tablet – 27th May 1967 35. South Essex Bulletin – 2nd June 1967 36. Reporters Notebook containing various notes on Communist/Marxist Quaker Dialogue – 2nd-4th June 1967 37. Revolutionaries of theology have things to learn by Fr. J.H. Crehan in Catholic Herald – 7th June 1967 38. Quaker Marxist Dialogue – Man, Society and Moral Responsibility – 2nd June 1967 39. William Penn House – Details 40. Copy lf letter from J.K. to ted Ainley, 21st June 1967 – Quaker-Marxist Dialogue report of meeting 84 41. Communist Catholic dialogue in cathedral in Morning Star – 23rd June 1967 42. Copy of letter from J.K. to Professor Munakata of Sophia University, Tokyo, 28th June 1967 & hand-written copy – Letter from Iwao Munakata to J.K. – 21st June 1967 43. Christians and Marxists meet face to face by Waltar James in Times – 29th June 1967 85 JK37 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Documents – File 8 1. The Future of Man by J.K – A Communist Party Pamphlet 2. Demonstration in London on Rhodesia…November 1968 3. Statement on Rhodesia which is the basis of the demonstration in London 4. Dialogue – Meeting with Young Unitarians Tuesday 10th December [1968] 5. A Christian-Marxist Dialogue on What kind of Revolution? 13th November 1968 6. Report on Dialogue discussion at New Eltham Community Centre – 23rd February 1969 7. Discussion on: “The Christian-Marxist Dialogue and Its Future – 5th July 1969 8. Dialogue Notes: Spode House – 14th February 1969 9. The Path Ahead – Spode House – Report on Group Discussions 10. Christian Marxist Dialogue held at Spode House Jan 31st – Feb. 2nd 47

11. The Britain We Want 12. Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church – Tuesday Talks 13. Sitiation actuelle de l’eglise en france 14. Discussion with Slant Group – 5th February 1969 15. As No. 14 above 16. Quaker Service in East London – Annual Report 17. The Reformation Today by Charles Dukes 18. Friends Peace & International Relations Committee – Marxist-Quaker Discussion – 30th October 1967 19. Christianity and the Social Order by Damaris Parker-Rhodes 86 20. God is not yet dead by V. Gardavsky 21. Marx Memorial Library all day discussion Conference on Marxism & Religion by J.K. 22. As No. 21 above 23. Poster: Notting Hill Ecumenical Centre – J.K and Fergus Kerr 24. Paul Derrick Your Labour Candidate – pamphlet 25. Questions of Ideology and Culture x 4 26. Dialogue Notes: Meeting with Slant – 6th December 1968 27. Dialogue Notes: Dialogue with Unitarians – 9th July 1969 28. Dialogue Notes: Dialogue with Unitarians – 19th April 1968 29. Dialogue Notes: Tom Hood – 20th May 1968 30. The Newman Association Trust – announcement re: journal 31. World Dialogue – Editorial Notes of J.K. for Marxism Today June 1968 32. Christians and Marxists against Racialism - Editorial Notes of J.K. for Marxism Today June 1968 33. Declaration: Race Relations in Britain 34. Prospectus on “ Great Dialogues of our time” (American Dialogue) 35. Christian Communist Dialogue in Ealing by Maurice Coston 36. Coexistence, National Liberation and the Communist-Christian Dialogue

by James G. Endicott 37. Bible translation statistics to the end of 1966 38. Foundations of a True Social Order 39. Background Information for Church and Society – December 1965 40. Background Information for Church and Society – April 1968 87 41. Background Information for Church and Society – April 1968 42. With God on our side – Cogito 43. The Christian-Marxist Dialogue and it’s future – Meeting – 5th July 1969 44. Dialogue Meeting between the Quakers and us on Saturday, July 5th 1969 45. Humanism and the basis for the Dialogue and social co-operation between Marxists and Christians 46. First Formal Christian/Communist Dialogue in Britain 47. After thoughts – A report and some personal impressions of a visit to Russia 48

48. Report of Discussion between Young Christians and Marxists 49. The 69th Annual Conference of the Christian Group for East West Contact – Power in whose hands 50. Bournemouth Education Committee (BEC) – Syllabus for a course of lectures….

51. (BEC) Synopsis of Lecture by Mr Jack Dunmann “Introduction to the Dialogue and its purpose” 52. (BEC) Synopsis of Lecture by Mr Bernard Tucker “ Revolutionary Christianity” 53. (BEC) Synopsis of Lecture by Mr Fred Inglis “The Marxist Explanatory Hypothesis” 54. (BEC) Synopsis of Lecture by Mr John Booth “God as a Sociological Concept” 55. (BEC) Synopsis of a Lecture by Mr D.A.Newmarch “The Nature of Christian and Marxist Explanation” 56. (BEC) Synopsis of a Lecture by Dr. LoborVelecky “Marxist and Christian Humanism” 57. (BEC) Synopsis of Lecture on revolutionary Marxism by James Klugmann (hand-written) 88 58. (BEC) Synopsis of Lecture by Mr James Klugmann “Revolutionary Marxism” 59. Christian and Communist by Alan Ecclestone 60. Marxists: “We concede that there is a positive side to religion”. An interview on Roger Geraudy by Tannuquy De Quenetain 61. Panther News – A Christian – Communist Dialogue 62. Panther News – James Klugmann & Paul Oestreicher 63. The Centre for Group Studies – A re-statement of its purpose and framework 64. League of Human Rights and Responsibilities 65. The Ecumenical Scene in England 1964-1967 66. Notting Hill Ecumenical Centre – Report on a consultation 67. Two pages of verses from a number of poems 89 JK38 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Letters/Notes from 1966 + 68 1. Letter to Mr Harry Bourne from The Rev. Paul Oestreicher – 2nd June 1966 2. Letter from Isobel Birchall and Lily Marshall to ‘Dear Friend’ – Date as Postmark 3. Note to J.K. from Miss Sylvia Usher- undated 4. Copy of letter from J.K. to Canon Gordon Davies of Southwark Cathedral – 5th January 2968 – encl. copy of book list and book list from Central Books Limited 5. Copy of letter from J.K. to Miss Gwen Paine of Friends Peace and 49

International Relations Committee – 5th January 1968 & letter from Gwen Paine to J.K. – 2nd January 1968 6. Letter from The Very Rev. Ernest Southcott of Cathedral Church of St. Saviour & St. Mary Overie, Southwark to J.K. – 9th January 1968 7. Letter from Gwen Paine of Friends Peace and International Relations Committee to J.K. – 12th January 1968 – encl. Marxist-Quaker Dialogue meeting notice 8. Copy of letter from J.K. to Honour Arundel – 15th January 1968 - notes handwritten by J.K. and letter from Honour to J.K. – 10th January 1968 9. Letter from Dr. Michael Rapoport to J.K. – 15th January 1968 10. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr Theo Westow – 29th January 1968 and letter from Theo (Westow) to J.K. – 23rd January 1968 11. Copy of letter from J.K. to Nora Jeffery of Southwark Cathedral – 29th January 1968 12. Copy of letter from J.K. to Bert Ramelson – 29th January 1968 13. Letter from Gerry Cohen to J.K. - 29th January 1968 14. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Mr Tom Hood of The Bedford Institute Association 29th January 1968 – four pages of notes – letter from Tom Hood to J.K. - 31st October 1968 – Human Relations: The Crisis in Moral Values 90 15. Letter from Paul Oestreicher of The British Council of Churches to J.K. – 5th January 1968 16. Letter from Kay Vadon (of London Newman Circle) to J.K. 14th February 1968 - Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr [Michael] Vadon of London Newman Circle 6th February 1968 – Letter from Michael Vadon to J.K. undated – London Newman Circle Projected Programme 1967/8 – London Newman Circle 1967/8 Programme – Copy of Letter from J.K. to Mrs Va[r]don 25th September 1967 – Biographical note of J.K. – Letter from Mrs Kay Vadon to J.K. 14th September 1967 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Mrs Vadon 11th July 1967 – Letter from Mrs Kay Vadon to J.K. 4th July 1967.

17. Letter from Honor [Arundel] to J.K. - 1st March 1968 18. Postcard from Paul Derrick (Christian Socialist) to J.K. 20th November 1967 – Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 21st November 1967 – Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 29th December 1967 - Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 30th December 1967 – Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 20th January 1968 – Copy 0f letter from J.K. to Paul Derrick 22nd January 1968 – Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 23rd January 1968 – Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 10th March 1968.

19. Letter from E.L. Moore of The Communist Party, Yorkshire District to J.K., 22nd March 1968 encl. full report and newspaper cuttings of Dialogue in Yorkshire.

20. Letter from Stan Davison of The Communist Party, West Middlesex District to J.K. 2nd April 1968 – Letter from Stan Davison to J.K. 22nd April 1968 21. Letter from Prof. Walter Hollitscher to J.K. 16th April 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Walter Hollitscher, 26th April 1968 50

22. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Derrick, 26th April 1968 - Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K., 22nd April 1968 – Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 18th April 1968 23. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr D. Ben Rees of Modern Welsh Publications, 30th April 1968 – Letter from Mr D. Ben Rees to J.K. 25th April 1968 24. Letter from Leslie Smith of Friends Peace and International Relations Committee to J.K. – 30th April 1968 25. Copy of letter fro J.K. to Jim Saunders – 16th May 1968 26. Letter from Barry Jonas to J.K. 16th May 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Barry Jonas 16th May 1968 91 27. Letter from Rev. Dr. W.P. Stephens of Society for the Study of Theology to J.K. 23rd May 1968 - Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Dr. W.P. Stephens 24th May 1968 – Notes on the Conference 27th May 1968 28. Letter from Paul Oestreicher to J.K. – 27th May 1968 29. Copy of letter from Paul Oestreicher to Rev. Fr. Laurence Bright O.P. – 27th May 1968 30. Copy of letter from J.K. to Emile Burns – 28th May 1968 31. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Paul Oestreicher – 28th May 1968 32. Copy of letter from J.K. to John Gollan – 30th May 1968 33. Letter from Harry Bourne of The Communist Party , Midlands District to J.K. 4th June 1968 - Copy of letter from J.K. to Harry Bourne – 19th June 1968 34. Copy of letter from Honor Arundel to Jack [Cohen?] – 13th June 1968 35. Letter from Jack Cohen (Marxism Today) to J.K. – 18th June 1968 36. Letter from Honor Arundel to J.K. 17th June 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Honor Arundel 19th June 1968 37. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Derrick 19th June 1968 – Note from Paul Derrick to J.K. 6th June 1968 38. Letter from Alistair [Wilson] to J.K. - 25th June 1968 (hand-written) 39. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Alistair Wilson 8th August 1968 - Copy of letter from J.K. to Alistair Wilson 7th August 1968 40. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Joseph McCulloch of St. Mary-Le-Bow 27th June 1968 – Letter from Joseph McCulloch to J.K. (undated) – Free-thinking Dialogue across the pulpits – Itinerary of talks at St Mary-Le-Bow – Dialoguers at St Mary-Le-Bow 41. Letter from R.P. O’Toole to J.K. 7th August 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to R.P. O’Tool 8th August 1968 42. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Oestreicher – 8th August 1968 43. Letter from Edward Oliver of The Social Morality Council to J.K. 8th August 1968 - Copy of letter from J.K. to Edward Oliver 8th August 1968 92 44. Letter from Eddie Hayes to J.K. 5th August 1968 (hand-written) – Copy of letter from J.K. to Eddie Hayes 45. General letter to J.K. regarding the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia 21/8/1968 – 1st September 1968 51

46. Letter from Central Books to J.K. encl. a review of Between Two Civilisations

by Rev. W. Bryn Thomas 47. Letter from Bill of Yorkshire District Committee to J.K. encl. Study reports and Dialogue activity 48. Letter from Günter Klugmann to J.K. – 3rd October 1968 49. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Derrick (Christian Socialist) 14th October 1968 – Postcard from Paul Derrick to J.K. 9th October 1968 – Letter from Paul Derrick to J.K. 6th September 1968 50. Letter from Morning Star encl. report of 53rd Meeting of the British Council of Churches, Joint International Department.

93 JK38a Marxist Christian Dialogue Letters 1968 1. Letter from John Booth of Workers’ Educational Association to J.K.,17th May 1968 – Copy of letter form J.K. to John Booth, 16th May 1968 – Post card from John Booth to J.K., 14th May 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to John Booth,18th April 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to John Booth, 9th April 1968 – Letter from John Booth to J.K., 7th April 1968 – Letter from John Booth to J.K., 12th February 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to D.J. Booth, 9th February 1968 – Letter from D.J. Booth, 7th February 1968 2. Letter from Alistair Wilson to J.K. encl The Christian Marxist Dialogue in Wales – 5th August 1968 3. Copy of letter from J.K. to Dr Alistair Wilson, 7th November 1968 – Note to J.K. from [Oestreicher] – Note from Alastair to J.K., 1st November 1968 – Letter from Leslie Jones to J.K., 21st October 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Alistair Wilson, 29th August 1968 – Letter from Alistair Wilson to J.K., 28th August 1968 – Letter from Alistair Wilson to J.K., 5th August 1968 – What Kind of a Revolution with train times written on reverse Certificate of Attendance.

4. Copy of letter from J.K. to Günter Nenning of Neues Forum, Austria, 18th October 1968 - Copy of letter (Draft) from J.K. to Günter Nenning, 18th October 1968 – Letter from Günter Nenning to J.K., 11th October 1968 – Letter from Günter Nenning to J.K., 15th October 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Günter Nenning, 21st October 1968 – Letter from Reuben Falber to the Communist Party of Austria, 22nd October 1968 – Letter from J.K. to Reuben Falber, 18th October 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Günter Nenning, 21st October 1968 - Letter from Günter Nenning to J.K., 28th October 1968 5. Copy of letter from J.K. to Shirley du Boulay of BBC, 28th October 1968 – Copy of letter from Shirley du Boulay to K.K., 23rd October 1968 – Official letter with broadcast details and fees from BBC to J.K. – 15th November 1968 6. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul and Lore Oestreicher, 5th November 1968 – Letter of invitation from Paul and Lore Oestreicher to J.K. (undated) 52

7. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. J.C. Blair-Fish, 15th November 1968 – Letter from Rev. J.C. Blair-Fish to J.K., 1st November 1968 94 8. Letter from J.K. to Brian Frost of Notting Hill Ecumenical Centre, 21st November 1968 - Letter from Brian Frost to J.K., 18th November 1968 encl. A New Way (pamphlet) 9. Letter from Jack Cohen to J.K. – 18th November 1968 10. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. H. Howard Williams of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 25th November 1968 – Letter from Howard Williams to J.K., 22nd November 1968 11. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul & Lore Oestreicher – 27th November 1968 12. Copy of letter from J.K. to D.J. Booth, 9th December 1968 – Complement slip to J.K. from D.J. Booth, 5th December 1968 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to Dr A. Wilson – 2nd December 1968 14. Letter from Paul Derrick of Christian Socialist Movement to J.K. – 3rd December 1968 15. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Honor Arundel, 6th December 1968 – Letter from Honor Arundel to J.K., 2nd November 1968 16. Copy of letter from J.K. to Irene Jacoby of Christian Peace Conference, 6th December 1968 – Letter from Irene Jacoby to J.K., 2nd December 1968 17. Copy of letter from J.K. to Margot Kettle, 6th December 1968 – Letter from Margot Kettle to J.K., 1st December 1968 18. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Joseph McCulloch of St. Mary-Le-Bow, 9th November 1968 – Letter from Rev. Joseph McCulloch to J.K., 5th December 1968 – Lunch Hour Dialogues (leaflet) - Letter from Rev. Joseph McCulloch to J.K., 27th November 1968 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Joseph McCulloch, 20th August 1968 – Letter from Rev. Joseph McCulloch to J.K., 14th August 1968 19. Letter from Jack Cohen to J.K. – 18th November 1968 encl. Christian Marxist School 20. Copy lf letter from J.K. to John Johnstone of Brighton C.P., 19th December 1968 – Letter from John Johnstone to J.K., 15th December 1968 21. Copy of letter from J.K. to the Editor of World Issues (World Issues winter 1968-69 attached) undated 95 JK39 Marxist Christian Dialogue Letters 1969 1. Letter from Harry B. to J.K. (undated) encl. A Marxist View of Society for Loughborough College of Education 2. Copy of letter from J.K. to Giles Hibbert, 10th January 1969 – Letter from Giles [Hibbert] to J.K., 2nd January 1969 3. Letter from Howard Marratt of Borough Road College to J.K., 16th January 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Howard Marratt, 19th December 1968 – Letter from Howard Marratt to J.K., 10th December 1968 encl. map – 53

Borough Road College list of lectures for first year students.

4. Copy of letter from J.K. to Conrad Pepler of Spode House, 27th January 1969 – Letter from Conrad Pepler to J.K., 22nd January 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Ron O’ Toole, 20th January 1969 – Letter from Ron O’Toole to J.K., 17th January 1969 encl. programme – Copy of letter from J.K. to Ron O’Toole, 3rd September 1968 – Letter from Ron O’Toole to J.K. encl. brochure “The Path Ahead” 5. Letter from Jack Cohen of Marxism Today to J.K. – 31st January 1969 6. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Howard Marratt of Borough Road College, 3rd February 1969 – Letter from Howard Marratt to J.K., 27th January 1969 7. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. O. Fielding Clarke, 5th February 1969 – Letter from Rev. O. Fielding Clarke to J.K. 3rd February 1969 8. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Conrad of Spode House, 11th February 1969 – Letter from Fr. Conrad to J.K., 5th February 1969 9. Note to J.K. from Phil Piratin 12th February 1969 encl. Communist in the Cathedral 10. Letter (in German) from Günter Nenning to J.K. – 13th February 1969 11. Letter from J.K. to Bob Arnott – 14th February 1969 12. Postcard from John Bridgen to J.K. – 19th February 1969 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to John Bridgen, 17th February 1969 – Letter from John Bridgen to J.K., 15th February 1969 96 14. Copy of letter from J.K. to Gerald Bailey, 24th February 1969 – Letter from Gerald Bailey to J.K., 20th February 1969 encl. World Issues, winter 68/69 issue.

15. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Oestreicher, 27th February 1969 – Letter from Paul Oestreicher to J.K. (and others), 25th February 1969 encl. agreement form and stamped envelope 16. Copy of letter from J.K. to Barbara Stanford of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 27th February 1969 – Letter from Barbara Stanford to J.K., 25th [February] 1969 – Letter from Howard Williams to J.K., 28th November 1968 17. Note from Betty Matthews to J.K. re: SCM meeting – 4th March [1969] 18. Copy of letter from J.K. to Elizabeth Baker of The British Council of Churches, 6th March 1969 – Letter from Elizabeth Baker to J.K. 3rd March 1969 19. Complement slip from Elizabeth Baker encl. letter from Clement Alexandre of The Macmillan Company to Elizabeth Baker, 10th March 1969.

20. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. A.W. Blaxall, 17th March 1969 – Letter from A.W. Blaxall to J.K., 8th March 1969 21. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Joseph McCulloch of St Mary-le-Bow, 17th March 1969 – Invitation from Joseph and Betty McCulloch to J.K. 22. Copy of letter from J.K. to Honor Arundel – 17th March 1969 23. Copy of letter from J.K. to Clare Rabstein – 18th March 1969 24. Copy of letter from J.K. to Landon Temple, 18th March 1969 – Letter from 54

Landon Temple to J.K., 16th March [1969] 25. Postcard from Revd. A.W. Blaxall to J.K. – 19th March 1969 26. Letter from Honor [Arundel] to J.K. – 20th March 1969 27. Copy of letter from Clare Rabstein to Jeanne Wells (of Marxism Today) – 23rd March 1969 28. Copy of letter from J.K. to Theo Westow – 28th March 1969 29. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. John J. Gaine, 1st April 1969 – Letter from Fr. John Gaine to J.K., 20th March 1969 97 30. Copy of letter from J.K. to Claire Rabstein, 1st April 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Helen Theriault, 1st April 1969 – Letter from Helen Theriault to J.K., 26th March 1969 31. Letter from Revd. W.P. Stephens to J.K. – 10th April 1969 32. Copy of letter from J.K. to Gerald Bailey – 13th April 1969 33. Copy of letter [from Jeanne Wells] to Claire Rabstein, 16th April 1969 – Letter from Claire Rabstein to Jeanne Wells (of Marxism Today), 15th April 1969 34. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. John Gaine of Upholland College, 21st April 1969 - Letter from John Gaine to J.K., 7th April 1969 35. Letter from John Gaine to J.K. – 23rd April 1969 36. Copy of letter from J.K. to Nancy van Vuuren of University of Pittsburgh, 29th April 1969 – Letter from Nancy van Vuuren to J.K., 25th April 1969 37. Letter from John Haine to J.K. – 2nd May 1969 38. Copy of letter form J.K. to Bob Wilkinson – 5th May 1969 39. Copy of letter from J.K. to Theo Westow, 14th May 1969 – Letter from Theo to J.K. 10th May 1969 40. Copy of letter from J.K. to Frank Graham, 14th May 1969 – Copy of letter from Frank Graham to J.K., 10th May 1969 41. Copy of letter from J.K. to Bob Wilkinson – 14th May 1969 42. Copy of letter from [Jeanne Wells] to Arthur Crawley of CPGB, Watford Branch, 14th May 1969 – Letter from Arthur Crawley to Jeanne Wells, 12th May 1969 – encl.: The point of protest; election address for Arthur Crawley; notice of meeting of Dialogue in Watford; Notice of gathering against ‘Kick Out Wogs’ (2/269); Letter on the removal of ‘Kick Out Wogs’ with map (30/1/69); Annual General Meeting notice and letter (27/3/69); Newsletter 14/3/69; General letter 28/2/69.

43. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Oestreicher – 2nd June 1969 44. Copy of letter from J.K. to Brian Frost of Notting Hill Ecumenical Centre, 2nd June 1969 – Letter from Brian Frost to J.K., 29th May 1969.

98 45. Letter from Mrs H. Fagan to J.K., 6th June 1969 – Letter from Douglas Hyde to Mrs H. Fagan, 3rd June 1969 46. Letter from Edward Oliver of The Social Morality Council to J.K. 47. Letter from Dan Godfrey to Jack Cohen – 17th June 1969 48. Copy of letter from J.K. to F.M. Ryde, 27th June 1969 – Copy of letter from 55

J.K. to Jack Dunman, 27th June 1969 – Letter from Jack [Dunman] to J.K., 20th June 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Jack Dunman, 17th June 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to F.M. Ryde, 17th June 1969 – Letter from F.M. Ryde to J.K., 16th June 1969 encl. programme of conference.

49. General letter from J.K – 8th July 1969 50. Letter from J.K. to Martin Redfern of “Slant” – 14th July 1969 51. Letter from Rev. John Briggs of Christian Education Movement to J.K., 21st July 1969 - Letter from Rev. John Briggs to J.K., 10th July 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Oestreicher, 9th July 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. John Briggs, 9th July 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. John Briggs, 12th June 1969 – Letter from Rev. John Briggs to J.K., 9th June 1969 – General letter from Rev. John Briggs re: Manchester conference, July 1969 – Letter from Rev. John Briggs to Delegates of Manchester conference, July 1969 – Letter from Rev. John Briggs to [Delegates], July 1969 – Conference programmes for Group A,B,C,D and Staff 52. Copy of letter from J.K to Rev. John Briggs encl. expenses form – 23rd July 1969 53. Letter from Martin Redfern of Sheed and Ward Ltd. to J.K. – 29th July 1969 54. Copy of letter from J.K. to Douglas Hyde, 7th August 1969 – Letter from J.K. to Douglas Hyde (as above hand-written), Letter from Douglas Hyde to J.K., 4th August 1969 encl. newspaper cutting ‘Moving into top gear’ by Douglas Hyde 55. Copy of letter from J.K. to Ron O’Toole, 13th August 1969 – Letter from Ron O’Toole to J.K., 12th August 1969 56. Copy of letter from J.K. to Elizabeth Baker of British Council of Churches – 21st August 1969 99 57. Copy of letter from J.K. to Brian Frost of Notting Hill Ecumenical Centre, 21st August 1969 – Letter from Brain Frost to J.K., 19th August 1969 – Copy of Letter from J.K. to Brian Frost, 17th June 1969 – Letter from Brian Frost to J.K., 11th June 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Brian Frost, 28th March 1969 – Letter from Brian Frost to J.K., 23rd March 1969 58. Copy of letter from J.K. to Brian Frost of Notting Hill Ecumenical Centre, 3rd October 1969 – Letter from Brian Frost to J.K., 30th September 1969 59. Copy of letter from J.K. to Howard Williams of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 3rd October 1969 – Letter from Howard Williams to J.K., 2nd October 1969 60. Letter from Michael Jacobs of University of Sussex to J.K. 6th October 1969 – Letter from Ken Geering to J.K. (undated), Copy of letter from J.K. to Michael Jacobs, 31st July 1969 – Letter from Michael Jacobs to J.K., 29th July 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Michael Jacobs, 21st July 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Ruth Cohen, 10th July 1969 – Letter from Michael Jacobs to J.K. 8th July 1969 56

61. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Giles Hibbert, 23rd October 1969 – Letter from Fr. Giles Hibbert to J.K., 25th October 1969 encl. Marxism and Chriatianity: The New and The Old by S. Ciko 62. Copy of Letter from Howard Marratt of Borough Road College to J.K., 27th October 1969 – Letter from Howard Marratt to J.K., 22nd October 1969 encl. itinerary of a course entitled The New Society 63. Copy of letter from J.K. to Alistair Wilson, 27th October 1969 – Letter from Alistair to J.K., 22nd October 1969 64. Copy of letter from J.K. to Miss Frecheville, 31st October 1969 – Letter from Miss Frecheville to J.K., 23rd October 1969 65. Copy of letter from J.K. to John Tearman, 3rd November 1969 – Letter from John Tearman to J.K., 1st November 1969 66. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fred Hayes of Teilhard de Chardin Assoc., 20th November 1969 – Letter from Fred Hayes to J.K., (undated) encl. notice of A Symposium – Copy of letter from J.K. to Fred Hayes, 27th October 1969 – Letter from Fred Hayes to J.K., 23rd October 1969 67. Letter from Miss Frecheville to J.K. encl. Notice of a pantomime ‘Give A Dog A Bone’ – 26th November 1969 68. Copy of letter from J.K. to John Booth – 4th December 1969 100 69. Copy of letter from J.K. to John Close, 17th December 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to John Close, 10th December 1969 – Letter from John J. Gaine to J.K., 26th November 1969 – Copy of letter from J.K. to John Close, 20th November 1969 – Card with hand-written notes by J.K. and address of John Close – Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. John J. Gaine of Upholland College, 20th November 1969 101 JK40 Marxist – Christian Dialogue Letters 1969 - 72 1. Copy of letter from J.K. to Honor Arundel, 23rd January 1970 – Letter from Honor to J.K., 16th December 1969 2. Copy of letter from J.K. to Gordon Gray, 27th February 1970 – Letter from Gordon Gray to J.K., 24th February 1970 (hand-written) 3. Copy of letter from J.K. to Gordon Gray, 20th February 1970 – Letter from Gordon Gray to J.K., 14th February 1970 (hand-written) 4. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Lawrence Bright of St Dominic’s Priory, 18th March 1970 – Letter from Fr. Lawrence Bright to J.K., Monday [16/3/1970] (hand-written) 5. Copy of letter from J.K. to Anthony Mac Donald, 20th March 1970 – Letter from Anthony Mac Donald to J.K., undated 6. Copy of letter from J.K. to Gordon Gray, 20th March 1970 – Letter from Gordon Gray to J.K., 6th March 1970 (hand-written) – Letter from Gordon Gray to J.K., 4th March 1970 (hand-written) – The British Working Class 57

(hand-written & dated 28th February 1970) 7. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Anthony Dyson, 20th March 1970 – Letter from Anthony Dyson to J.K., 17th March 1970 8. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mrs. J. Frecheville, 1st April 1970 – Letter from J. Frecheville, 28th March 1970 (hand-written) encl. Westminster Theatre leaflet 9. Hand-written letter/notes from J.K. to Reuben Falber – Christian Marxist Dialogue (undated) 10. Copy of letter from J.K. to Jack Cohen, 7th May 1970 – Letter from Douglas Hyde to J.K., 4th February 1970 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Douglas Hyde, 2nd February 1970 – Letter from Douglas Hyde to J.K., 27th February 1970 – Alienation, Karl Marx on Alienation 11. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mrs. R. Dailley, 21st May 1970 – note from Betty – Letter from Mrs. R. Dailley to Mr. Matthews, 7th May 1970 (hand-written) 12. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Oestreicher, 28th May 1970 – Invitation from Paul Oestreicher to J.K. re Dr. Benjamin Spock on 6th June 1970 102 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to Yvonne Kapp, 9th June 1970 – Copy lf letter from J.K. to W.J. Monihan of University of San Francisco, 5th June 1970 – attached business card of William J. Monihan 14. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Giles Hibbert, 24th June 1970 – Copy of letter from Jeanne Wells to Fr. Giles Hibbert, 16th June 1970 15. Copy of letter from J.K. to Douglas Hyde, 23rd July 1970 – Letter from Douglas Hyde to J.K., 20th July 1970 16. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mrs. Lily Cole, 23rd July 1970 – Letter from Lily Cole to J.K., 20th May 1970 17. Copy of letter form J.K. to Alex (of CPGB in Scotland), 24th August 1970 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr D. Munro, 24th August 1970 – Letter from Donald Munro to J.K., 21st August 1970 (hand-written) 18. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mrs. Joyce Frecheville, 22nd September 1970 – Letter from Joyce Frecheville to J.K. 31st August 1970 – Letter from Betty to J.K., Tuesday [1st September 1970] 19. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. P.G. Liddle, 29th September 1970 – Letter from Peter Liddle to J.K., 24th September 1970 (hand-written) 20. Copy of letter from Secretary to J.K. to Brother Michael of the Society of St Francis, 19th October 1970 – Letter from Brother Michael to J.K., 26th September 1970 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Br Michael, 9th October 1970 21. Letter from Leslie to Jack Cohen encl. A Quaker Marxist Dialogue – 2nd November 1970 22. Copy of letter from J.K. to Paul Oestreicher – 30th November 1970 23. Copy of letter from J.K. to Father Herbert McCabe of New Blackfriars, 18th December 1970 – Letter from Herbert McCabe to J.K., undated 24. Copy of letter from Joan Bellamy to Mr. Albert Weale, 11th December 1970 – Letter from Albert Weale to Joan Bellamy, 30th November 1970 (handwritten) encl. Programme (hand-written) – Copy of letter from J.K. to Albert 58

Weale, 26th November 1970 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Albert Weale, 5th November 1970 – Letter from Albert weale to J.K., 29th October 1970 25. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr Temple, 30th December 1970 – Letter from Christopher Temple to J.K. 15th December 1970 103 1971 1. The Teilhard Centre Study Groups London 1971-72 2. Letter from Howard Williams of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church to J.K., 16th March 1971 – Letter from John Hester, Rector of Soho to J.K. 16th March 1971 – Letter from Rita Buckmann to J.K., 12th March 1971 (hand-written) 3. Letter from John. J. Gaine of Secretariat of Non-Believers to J.K. – 17th March 1970 4. Letter from Howard Marratt of Borough Road College to J.K. – 18th March 1971 5. Letter from Gerald to J.K. – 19th March 1971 (hand-written) 6. Letter from Leslie Metcalf to J.K. – 19th March 1971 7. Letter from T. Cabishley to J.K. – 24th March 1971 8. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Giles Hibbert, 22nd April 1971 – Letter from Giles to J.K.,18th April 1971 9. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr. A. St. G. Walsh of Christian Education Movement, 22nd April 1971 – Letter from Mr. A. St. G. Walsh to J.K., 15th April 1971 10. Copy of letter from J.K. to Harry Newton – 22nd April 1971 11. Letter from Mr. A. St. G. Walsh of Christian Education Movement – 27th April 1971 12. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev, John Hackett of Christian Education Movement, 14th May 1971 – Letter from John Hackett to J.K., 10th May 1971 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mrs. D. Ireland, 4th June 1971 – Letter from D. Ireland to J.K., 1st June 1971 14. Copy of letter from J.K. to Douglas Hyde, 7th June 1971 – Letter from Douglas Hyde to J.K., 4th June 1971 104 15. Copy of letter from J.K. to Tom Bell of YCL, 17th June 1971 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Terry Drummond of Church Army training College, 17th June 1971 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Terry Drummond, 18th May 1971 – Copy of letter from Tony to Terry Drummond, 11th May 1971 – Letter from terry Drummond to Mr. Costello, 8th April 1971 (handwritten) 16. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr. Roderick Bell of Christian Renewal, 6th July 1971 – Letter from Roderick Bell to J.K., 4th July 1971 17. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Edmund Flood of Ealing Abbey, 19th July 1971 – Letter from Edmund Flood to J.K., 16th July 1971 18. Letter from Derek Marcus Enfield & Barnet Humanist Group to J.K., 26th July 1971 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Derek Marcus, 21st july 59

1971 – Letter from Derek Marcus to J.K., 20th July 1971 19. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Edmund Flood – 3d September 1971 20. Copy of letter from Jack Cohen to Rev. O. Fielding Clarke, 23rd September 1971 - Letter from Rev. O. Fielding Clarke to J.K., 19th September 1971 (hand-written) 21. Report of Dialogue on Saturday – 25th September 1971 - from Jack Cohen 22. Letter from John Hackett of Christian Education Movement to J.K. – 30th September 1971 23. The Sixth Annual Conference of The Teilhard Centre for The Future of Man 105 1972 1. Morning Star – Dialogue – 1972 – test begins: At a Dialogue Discussion held a few days ago on “Changing Man and Changing Society” 2. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr. R O’Toole, 8th May 1972 – Copy of letter from Jack Cohen to Mr. R. O’Toole, 17th January 1972 – Letter from Ron O’Toole, 10th January 1972 3. Copy of letter from J.K. to R. Bell of Christian Renewal, 9th May 1972 – Copy of letter from Jack Cohen to R. Bell, 16th September 1971 – Letter from Roderick Bell to J.K., 7th September 1972 4. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Howard Williams of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, 9th May 1972 - Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church pamphlet – Letter from Howard Williams to J.K., 3rd May 1972 5. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Fielding Clarke, 9th May 1972 – Letter from Rev. Fielding Clarke to J.K., 31st January 1972 (handwritten) 6. Copy of letter from J.K. to Marion Hope Parker of St Paul Publications, 11th May 1972 – Copy of letter from Jack Cohen to Marion Hope Parker, 10th April 1972 – Letter from Marion Hope Parker to J.K., 27th March 1972 7. Copy of letter from J.K. to Fr. Edmund Flood, 15th May 1972 – Letter from Edmund Flood to J.K., 8th September 1971 8. Letter to J.K. – 15th May 1972 (hand-written) 9. Copy of letter from J.K. to Dr. C. Hadden of Dept. of Sociology at Kings College, Aberdeen, 16th May 1972 – Letter from C. Hadden to J.K., 11th May 1972 10. Copy lf letter from J.K. to Roderick Bell of Christian Renewal, 17th May 1972 0- Letter from Roderick Bell to J.K., 12th May 1972 11. Letter from Derek Marcus of Enfield & Barnet Humanist Group to J.K. – 24th May 1972 106 12. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Hackett, 27th July 1972 – Letter from John Hackett to J.K., 31st May 1972 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev Leachman, 14th September 1972 – 60

Letter from Assistant Secretart to Rev. Leachman, 22nd August 1972 – Letter from James Leachman to John Gollan, 18th August 1972 107 JK41 Marxist Christian Dialogue Letters - January 1970 – April 1975 1. Letter from Howard Marratt of Borough Road College to J.K. – 8thJanauary 1970 2. Copy of letter from J.K. to Comrade Reuben Falber – 23rd January 1970 3. Letter from Kenward Knox to J.K. 28th January 1970 - Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr Ken[ward] Knox of Hammersmith College for Further Education 23rd January 1907 – Letter from Ken Knox to J.K. 6th January 1970 4. Letter from Honor [Arundel] to J.K. – 12th March 1970 5. Letter from Marxism Today – 3rd April 1970 6. Letter from Marxism Today – 3rd April 1970 7. Letter from Kenward Knox to J.K. – 9th May 1970 encl. Map to Hammersmith College of Further Education 8. Letter from Jack Cohen of Marxism Today to J.K. 8th June 1970 encl. programme of Week-End Conference 9. Copy of letter from J.K to Rev. Richard Harries, 9th June 1970 – Letter from Rev. Richard Harries to J.K., 4th June 1970 - Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Richard Harries, 28th May 1970 – Letter from Rev Richard Harries to J.K., 21st May 1970.

10. Letter from Betty Matthews of Central Education Department to J.K. – 12th June 1970 11. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Marjorie Edwards, 14th August 1970 – Letter from Marjorie Edwards to J.K. (undated) 12. Covering letter from John R. Bailey to J.K., 7th October 1970 - Copy of letter from John Bailey to Heads of Secondary Schools in Division 6 (Greenwich), October 1970 13. Copy of letter from J.K. to John R. Bailey, 19th November 1970 - Letter from John Bailey to J.K., 16th November 1970 14. Letter from Howard Marratt to J.K. 20th November 1970 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Howard Marratt 26th November 1970 108 15. Letter from Paul Vincent Hill (and others) of Milton Keynes College of Education to JK. – 30th November 1970 16. Copy of letter from J.K. to Rev. Richard Harries, 18th December 1970 Letter from rev Richard Harris to J.K., 10th December 1970 encl. term programme and train timetable 17. Letter from Tom Baker of Wells Theological College to J.K. 14th January 1971 – Letter from Richard of Wells… to J.K. 16th January 1971 18. Copy of letter from J.K. to E.W. Foulser of Merton Adult Education Centres, 11th October 1973 – Letter from E.W. Foulser to J.K., 5th October 61

1973 – Letter from E.W. Foulser to J.K., 15th October 1973 – programme for Autumn Term 1973– Copy of letter from J.K. to E.W. Foulser, 1st October 1973 – Letter from E.W. Foulser to J.K., 26th September 1973 – Christian Reflection on Contemporary Problems Through Great Writers (course programme) 19. Copy of letter from J.K. to D.F. Brennan of Borough Road College, 8th November 1973 – Letter from D.F. Brennan to J.K., 5th November 1973 – Map of Osterley/Borough Road College – List of lectures for all first year students.

20. Letter from Derek Winter of St Paul’s College, Cheltenham to J.K. 3rd March 1974 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Derek Winter 15th January 1974 – Letter from Derek Winter to J.K. 10th January 1974.

21. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mary Sharpe of the Guild of Co operators, 21st May 1974 – Letter from Mary Sharpe to J.K., (undated) – Copy of Letter from J.K. to Mary Sharpe, 10th May 1974 – Copy of letter from J.K. to Mary Sharpe, 30th April 1974 – Letter from Mary Sharpe to J.K., 24th April 1974 – Printed invitation to loin National Guild of Co operators.

22. Copy of letter from J.K. to Captain Derek White of The Church Army, 18th April 1975 – Letter from Capt. Derek White to J.K., 16th April 1975 – Map of location of Church Army – J.K.’s hand-written notes for the lecture.

23. Copy of letter from Joe Ashley to J.K. (undated) encl. report on meeting with Unitarians.

109 JK42 Marxist Christian Dialogue Miscellaneous Hand-Written Documents File 9 1. Nature of Man – Notes 2. Christian-Marxist Dialogue – Kelham Theological College – Notes – 3/4/1971 3. Marxism – (Tape for Catholic Schools) 7/7/1971 4. Dialogue with Marxism – College of St. Mark & St. John, Kings Road, Chelsea – Lecture Notes 5. Changing History – Notes 6. The Twentieth Century & Change 7. Karl Marx – Lecture at All Saints Church, Margaret Street – 12/1/1970 8. Small list of Marxists 9. Lion Brand Note Book containing various notes by J.K. 10. State of Dialogue in Britain – Notes for Oxford Meeting – 9/8/1970 11. Holiday School Swanwick – Hayes Conference House - Methodist-Marxist Dialogue – 3/8/1970 12. C.P. Holiday School – Hayes Conference Centre – Swanwick 4/8/1969 13. C.P. Holiday School – Hayes Conference Centre – Swanwick 4/8/1969 14. Questions – Quaker-Marxist Discussion – Nature of Man – pos. Jan 1970 15. Hammersmith College of Further Education – Xt-Marxist Dialogue – 62

6/2/1970 16. Hammersmith College for Further Education – Marxist-Christian Dialogue with Fr. Fergus Keen 17. The New Society – The Marxist Approach 18. All saints Vicarage note 19. Dialogue Meeting 110 JK43 Marxist Christian Dialogue Newspaper Cuttings and Press Coverage 1. Catholics and Communists Look for Common Ground by Adolph Schalk in U.S. Catholic – September 1966 2. Communists invited to church talks in Morning Star – 23rd January 1967 3. Can Christians Talk to Communists? by Christopher S. Wren in Look – 2nd May 1967 4. Christians and Communists Rediscover Each Other by Paul Oestreicher in Sunday – September 1967 5. Little comfort for landlords from the Pope by Jack Dunman in Morning Star – 26th September 1967 6. Welcoming the world by Stephen Whittle in New Christian – 5th October 1967 7. Dieci I Sacerdoti Arrestati in Spagna (Ten Priests arrested in Spain) in Unita – 31st October 1967 8. Herder Correspondence – A Monthly Review of the Christian World – December 1967 9. Socialist Leader – 13th January 1968 10. Government should broaden its base by the Bishop of Southwark in Times – 13th January 1968 11. World Marxist Review – March 1968 12. Socialist Leader – 10th March 1968 13. Dialogue’s result in Midlands in Morning Star – 14th March 1968 14. Catholics join the Communists in drive on race prejudice in Guardian – 20th March 1968 15. W.C.C. Delegates in Moscow oppose U.S. In Vietnam in The Catholic Herald – 29th March 1968 & The Sacrifice by Fr. Vincent Kerns 111 16. Searching for common ground in new way by William Wainwright in Morning Star – 4th April 1968 17. Letter (from Merryn Williams) in Morning Star – 8th April 1968 18. Communists and Christians for Easter March in Morning Star – 8th April 1968 19. Christian - Communist Dialogue, Letters in Morning Star – 16th April 1968 20. Accuse a Barrientos dai cattolici boliviani in Unita – 21st April 1968 21. Christians and Marxists against Racialism (proof Copy) – Marxism Today – June 1968 63

22. Vicar takes up the cudgels in Clapham News – 7th June 1968 23. ‘Justice or violence’ after poll – French Bishops in Catholic Herald – 21st June 1968 24. London Newman Circle (advertisement) in Catholic Herald – 21st June 1968 25. The Welsh Hold Good Dialogue in Morning Star – 1st July 1968 26. Catholic Conference Calls for Goodwill in G.D.R. Foreign Affairs Bulletin – 5th July 1968 27. Marxist to advise young Christians in Morning Star – 16th July 1968 28. Church is urged to start TV channel – 8th August 1968 29. Opinion – The Duty of the Pope in Catholic Herald – 5th July 1968 30. The term ‘catholic Marxist’ is still self-contradictory in Catholic Herald – 5th July 1968 31. Farewell Africa, Beloved Country by Trevor Huddleston in Observer – 7th July 1968 32. From a monk of A.D. 400 to a Catholic Marxist today by Fr. Fergus Kerr in Catholic Herald – 12th July 1968 33. Christians – a letter in Morning Star – 11th July 1968 112 34. Christians should Back students, Says chaplain in Catholic Herald – 12th July 1968 35. Cardinal advocates dialogue with communists by Paul Hofmann in The Times – 20th September 1968 36. Red ideology in The Journal - October 1968 37. ‘We must talk and work with communists’ in Catholic Herald – 4th October 1968 38. I go to Number 16 King Street again – after 20 years by Douglas Hyde in The Universe – 18th October 1968 39. Understand China’ plea in Morning Star – 19th October 1968 40. Churches advised to read Communist Party programme by Florence Keyworth in Morning Star – 23rd October 1968 41. Marxist, Christian – so much to unite them in Morning Star – 1st January 1969 42. Marxists and Christians in talks in The Rugeley Times – 8th February 1969 43. Look what’s coming out of the spouting by Douglas Hyde in The Universe – 14th March 1969 44. Christians, Communists plan united action in Morning Star – 21st March 1969 45. Rebel in a creased cassock by Hugh O’Shaughnessy in Observer - 13th April 1969 46. ‘Face up to poverty’ campaign by Michael Nally in Observer – 13th April 1969 47. Communists Warned on Threat of Christianity in Catholic Herald – 30th May 1969 48. Smith’s plan deplored by Churches in Times – 9th June 1969 64

49. Oh, Brother! The Catholics Are Playing Host To The Communists, the inside page in Daily Mirror – 20th January 1970 50. Free Churches Warned in The Times – 5th April 1970 113 51. The sad, final chapters of Burns & Oates in Catholic Herald – 8th May 1970 52. What I said – by Fr. Hebblethwaite in Catholic Herald – 4th December 1970 53. Marxism cheats hopes that give it power, says Jesuit in Catholic Herald – 11th December 1970 54. Who was Helen Macfarlane? (proof-copy) for The Christian Socialist – May-June 1968 55. Christian Socialist – 4 (proof copy) 56. Christian Socialist 5 (proof-copy) 57. The Encyclical “Populorum Progressio” (proof-copy) 58. Marxist Message 114 JK44 Marxist Christian Dialogue World Council of Churches Conference Geneva 1968 1. What is the World Council of Churches? pamphlet and JK’s name badge for the conference 2. Letter from A.J. Van der Bent of World Council of Churches to J.K. – 10th January 1968 3. Letter from JK to John Gollan (Johnny) 16th January 1968 4. Copy of Letter from A.J. Van der Bent of World Council of Churches to J.K. – 10th January 1968 5. Copy of Letter from JK to John Gollan (Johnny) 16th January 1968 6. Copy of Letter from A.J. Van der Bent of World Council of Churches to J.K. – 10th January 1968 7. Letter from John Mahon to J.K. – 22nd January 1968 8. Letter from A.J. Van der Bent of World Council of Churches to J.K – 31st January 1968 9. Letter from J.K. to A.J. Van der Bent of World Council of Churches – 5th February 1968 10. Preparatory Material cover sheet from A.J. Van der Bent – 29th February 1968 11. World Economic and Social Development (See No. 10) 12. Letter from Paul Abrecht of World Council of Churches to J.K. – 11th March 1968 13. World Council of Churches Conference - Timetable 14. World Council of Churches Conference - Timetable 15. World Council of Churches Conference - List of Participants - general 16. World Council of Churches Conference - List of Participants – by category 17. Communiqué – in French 65

115 18. Copy of Letter from JK to Rev. Paul R. Abrecht of World Council of Churches – 14th March 1968 19. Copy of Letter from J.K. to Rev. Paul R Abrecht – 1st April 1968 20. Letter from David Gill (assistant to Paul Abrecht) of World Council of Churches to J.K – 3rd April 1968 21. .Travel itinerary from Progressive Tours – 6th April 1968 22. Letter/note, with directions, from Paul Abrecht of World Council of Churches 23. Report on Zagorsk Consultation – 8th April 1968 24. Contact cards/notes - likely given to J.K. at World Council of Churches COnference 25. Marxists in talks with Christians ‘Third world’ sets pace – in Morning Star – 17th April 1968 26. Copy of letter from JK to Rev Paul R. Abrecht – 10th April 1968 27. ‘Full Communists without Atheism’ – Catholic Herald – 19th April 1968 28. Letter from David Gill of World Council of Churches to J.K. – 18th April 1968 29. World Council of Churches Conference - List of Participants with addresses (encl. with No. 28) 30. Communiqué - World Council of Churches Information – Christian-Marxist Dialogue in Geneva (encl. with No. 28) 31. Communiqué - World Council of Churches Information – Christian-Marxist Dialogue in Geneva (16 copies) 32. J.K.’s Notebook for World Council of Churches Conference – hand-written in “Value Writing Pad” 33. World Council on Church and Society – Official Report (Book) 116 JK45 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published Odds and Ends – from 1939 1951 - 1952 Odds and Ends – from 1939 1. Boletin de Los Estudiantes – 24th July 1939 (in Spanish) 2. America’s Plan for Britain In Communist Review 3. Letter from A.H. Evans to J.K. – 19th December 1949 4. Wall Street’s Drive to War – May 1950 5. page begins: Russian Lessons – typed article on Lenin 6. Tito and the Plot Against Peace (Notes for Speakers 20/20/49) 7. The Macdonald Tradition – From Social Democracy to Democratic Socialism (Hand-written Notes) 8. Transition to Socialism (Hand-written Notes) 9. Class Struggle (Hand-written Notes) 10. S/D & the State (Hand-written Notes) 11. Foreign Policy – War & Peace (Hand-written Notes) 66

12. Reign Of Queen Anne By Justin Mc Carthy (Hand-written notes by J.K. in Reporters Notebook) 13. Reporters Notebook – Various Notes on 20th Congress hand-written by J.K. 117 1951-1952 1. From Trotsky to Tito, book review, by Harry Pollitt in Books for Progress – September 1951 2. Tito & Co Wall Street 5th Column, book review, by John Gollan in Daily Worker – 26th November 1951 3. From Trotsky to Tito, book review, by John Moss in World News and Views – 1st December 1951 4. From Trotsky to Tito, book review, by George Matthews in Communist Review – December 1951 5. The Peaceful Co-existence of Capitalism and Socialism in The Modern Quarterly - Spring 1952 6. The Great Contrast in Yugoslav News – April 1952 7. Tito Builds a Fascist State in Daily Worker – 23rd May 1952 8. The Peaceful Co-existence of Capitalism and Socialism (pamphlet) – July 1952 (text from No. 5) 9. Studying the British Labour Movement in World News and Views – 23rd August 1952 10. Party Educational Programme For 1952-53 in Communist Review – September 1952 11. The U.S.S.R. and the People’s Democracies in Communist Review – November 1952 12. On The Road To Communism in Labour Monthly – November 1952 13. How the U.S.S.R. Aids the Rumanian People in British-Rumanian Bulletin – November 1952 14. Why Not Trade With Tito? In Daily Worker – 4th November 1952 15. Titoites Self-Exposed in World News and Views – 22nd November 1952 118 JK46 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published 1953 - 1955 1. Wars between Capitalist Countries in Communist Review – January 1953 2. Lesson of the Prague Trial in Communist Review – March 1953 3. The the Tories Welcome Tito in Daily Worker – 17th March 1953 4. Photograph of Harry Pollitt (J.K. seated to his left) in Daily Worker – 26th March 1953 5. Invitation to: A Dinner in Honour of Dona Torr – 28th March 1953 6. Socialism and Communism in World News and Views – 18th April 1953 7. Stalin and Dialectical Materialism (1) in Communist Review – May 1953 8. What is Meant by Polytechnical Education? in World News and Views – 9th May 1953 67

9. The Party and the Youth in World News and Views – 16th May 1953 10. Stalin and Dialectical Materialism (2) in Communist Review – June 1953 11. The New Programme for Communist Party Education in World News and Views – 12th September 1953 12. Here’s The Real Challenge in Daily Worker – 23rd September 1953 13. Party Educational Programme for 1953-54 in Communist Review – October 1953 14. Basis and Superstructure in Essays on Socialist Realism and the British Cultural Tradition – October 1953 15. We can look into the past in Our History (Historians Group of the Communist Party) – November 1953 16. Mao Tse-tung’s Sixtieth Birthday in World News and Views – 19th December 1953 119 1954 1. Socialism: What it is – and what it isn’t in World News – 9th January 1954 2. The State of the Right Wing in World News – 16th January 1954 3. Some Problems of Nationalisation in World News – 23rd January 1954 4. More on Nationalisation in World News – 30th January 1954 5. What Mr. Attlee Forgot in World News – 13th March 1954 6. Pity the Poor Boss! in World News – 3rd April 1954 7. Review of John Gollan’s “The British Political System” in World News – 17th April 1954 8. Strikes showed them facts (p. 3) in Daily Worker – 19th April 1954 9. Education and the Labour Movement in World News – 24th April 1954 10. The Communist Party, Our Weekly Letter – 14th May 1954 (various references to J.K.) 11. Trade union Traditions in World News – 15th May 1954 12. New Role for the Trade Unions? in World Review – 12th June 1954 13. The Resistance to Japanese Aggression in World News – 11 September 1954 14. Communist Party Education in World News – 2nd October 1954 120 1955 1. A millionaire could get £400,000 by just sleeping by Peter Zinkin in Daily Worker – 10th January 1955 2. The Political House That Jack Built in Daily Worker – 12th January 1955 3. A Tribute to Dora Torr in World News – 15th January 1955 4. The History of British Trade Unionism in World News – 29th January 1955 5. Revolt on the Clyde: The Lesson For Our Time in World News – 26th February 1955 6. Pioneering for Socialism in World News – 26th March 1955 7. Labour ‘Rethinkers’ in Labour Monthly – August 1955 8. Communist Party’s Education Programme in World News – 24th September 1955 68

121 JK47 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published 1956 - 1959 1. Why Mollet Failed in Algeria in World News – 3rd March 1956 2. Does Labour Deserve Gaitskell in Labour Monthly – March 1956 3. Too Many Cars? in Challenge – April 1956 4. Automation – Bane or blessing? in Challenge – May 1956 5. “Pollitt Party Chairman” by Peter Zinkin in Daily Worker – 14th May 1956 6. Would Communists Allow Opposition? in Challenge – June 1956 7. Communists and Socialists in The Marxist Quarterly – July 1956 8. Socialism? It means a better life? in Challenge – August 1956 9. What is Socialism? in Challenge – September 1956 10. Here is a Book to Inspire and Inform us All in Daily Worker – 6th September 1956 11. When the workers come to power… in Challenge – October 1956 12. G.D.H. Cole and Unity in Labour Monthly – October 1956 13. [Soviet Intervention in Hungary] It stopped fascism and gave people chance of free choice in Challenge – December 1956 14. The Italian Way to Socialism in Daily Worker – 7th January 1957 15. New [Italian Communist] Party Rules in World News – 19th January 1957 16. A Tribute to Dona Torr in World News – 26th January 1957 17. Communists want the Fullest Freedom in Challenge – February 1957 18. On this 74th anniversary of the death of Marx,… (Letter to Comrade Chairman, Comrades and friends – Marx died on 14th March 1883) 19. Capitalism in our time in World News – 10th August 1957 122 20. Marxist Education Plan in World News – 24th August 1957 21. Some Hints for Party Tutors – September 1957 - Missing 22. Nationalisation and the State (1) - What is the State? in World News – 7th September 1957 23. Nationalisation and the State (2) - Problems of Nationalisation in World News – 21st September 1957 24. Nationalisation and the State (3) - More and better Nationalisation in World News – 5th October 1957 25. Has Capitalism Lost its Claws? in Daily Worker – 10th October 1957 26. Heading For Communism in World News – 2nd November 1957 27. Britain’s Place in a Changing World in Daily Worker – 31st December 1957 28. Engles on philosophy in World News – 11th January 1958 29. China Dazzles The ‘Experts’ in World News – 30th January 1958 30. The Road to Socialism in Marxism Today – February 1958 31. A source book for our movement in World News – 15th February 1958 32. The Modest Marshal in Daily Worker – 3rd April 1958 33. Who Owns America? in World News – 19th April 1958 34. Time to Remember those Early Pioneers in Daily Worker – 3rd May 1958 69

35. Lessons of France in World News – 7th June 1958 36. Report Of The 11th Congress Of The Communist Party Of Czechoslovakia - Prague: 18th – 21st June 1958 37. Report Of The 11th Congress Of The Czechoslovak Communist Party Prague. 18th -21st June 1958 38. To raise the level of Socialist understanding in World News – 27th September 1958 39. Mr Pelling Writes a Cold War Potboiler in Daily Worker – 2nd October 1958 123 40. Spies Among the Workers in Daily Worker – 23rd October 1958 41. Britain’s Place In A Changing World in Daily Worker – 31st December 1958 42. British Reformism Today (Typed - 30/5/58) 43. British Reformist Theory – Part 1 44. British reformist Series – Part 2 – Class Struggle or Class Collaboration!

45. Grafting socialism on to capitalism? in World News – 17th January 1959 46. Class struggle or class collaboration in World News – 31st January 1959 47. The battle against wrong ideas in World News – 2nd May 1959 124 JK48 Articles by James Klugmann – typed and/or as they were published – January 1960 to December 1962 1. The Foundation of the Communist Party of Great Britain in Marxism Today - Jan. 1960 2. Sixty Years Ago 3. Sixty Years Ago in World News - 5th March 1960 4. Lenin in London in Marx Memorial Library Quarterly Bulletin – April/June 1960 5. Lenin on Britain in Marxism Today – May 1960 6. Lessons of History in Marxism Today – June 1960 7. Lessons of History in Marxism Today – June 1960 8. This is no Antidote to Apathy in Daily Worker – 9th June 1960 9. Episodes in the Party’s History 1. in World News – 18th June 1960 10. Feast Of Gossip in Daily Worker - 23rd June 1960 11. Episodes in the History of the Communist Party – Early Unemployed Struggles, 1920-1923 12. The Fight for Bread and Work in World News – 9th July 1960 (text from No. 11) 13. 40th Anniversary Of The Communist Party Of Great Britain 14. Fortieth Anniversary Of The Communist Party Of Great Britain in World Marxist Review – September 1960 15. Picture of Defeat in Daily Worker – 1st September 1960 16. 40 years of the Communist Party - The Trial of the Twelve in World News 10th September 1960 – Part One 17. 40 years of the Communist Party - The Trial of the Twelve in World News 70

17th September 1960 – Part Two 125 18. Education for The Main Debates [of the Day] in World News - 24th September 1960 19. ‘Socialists’ and the Empire in Daily Worker - 29th September 1960 20. For Peace and Socialism – On 10th Anniversary of The British Road to Socialism in Marxism Today – October 1960 21. They did not Pass! (Cable Street, October 4th, 1936) in World News – 22nd October 1960 22. All Lenin’s Works In English in Daily Worker - 15th December 1960 23. Hints for Tutors in World News – 17th December 1960 24. The True Greatness of James Connolly in Daily Worker – 16th February 1961 25. Written In Prison And Exile in Daily Worker – 2nd March 1961 26. Monopoly capitalism attacks all other sections in World News – 25th March 1961 27. The Challenge Of Marxism (On the publication of the English edition of the “Fundamentals of Marxism-Leninism”) 28. The Challenge Of Marxism in Marxism Today – April 1961 29. The Struggles that Won Soviet Success in Daily Worker – 27th April 1961 30. The Challenge Of Marxism in Political Affairs (USA) – June 1961 31. The Battle of Ideas (Communist Party Education 1961-62) 32. The Battle of Ideas in World News – 23rd September 1961 33. The case of the ‘vanishing’ capitalist in Daily Worker - 28th September 1961 34. You Can Change human nature in Daily Worker – 7th October 1961 35. You Can Change Human Nature – Introduction 36. A Party Of A New Type in Daily Worker – 15th February 1962 37. Marxism and Freedom – II. Freedom In Class Society 126 38. Marxism and Freedom 2 – The big question: Freedom for whom? in Daily Worker – 7th March 1962 (text from No. 37) 39. Marxism and Freedom – I. Freedom and Necessity 40. Marxism and Freedom 1 – Ah, If Words Were Wisdom! in Daily Worker – 31st March 1962 (text from No. 39) 41. Marxism and Freedom - III. It’s A Free Country isn’t it? Or Is It? 42. As No. 41 – Proof Copy from Daily Worker 43. Marxism and Freedom 3 - It’s a free country isn’t it…or is it? In Daily Worker – 14th April 1962 44. Marxism and Freedom 4 - The Rule Of The Really Rich 45. Marxism and Freedom 4 – Few still dictate to the many in Daily Worker – 28th April 1962 (text from No. 44) 46. Marxism and Freedom 5 – Fascism And The “Free” World 47. Marxism and Freedom 5 – It’s the same the whole “free” world over in Daily Worker – 5th May 1962 (text from No. 46) 71

48. Discussion notes on: Notes [Report] From The Gallows by Julius Fuc[h]ik 49. Discussion notes on: Report From The Gallows by Julius Fucik – dated by J.K April 1962 50. The Timetable for a Self Study Course run by YCL which includes Report From The Gallows – Dec. 4–Dec 8 51. Lenin and the 1905 Revolution 52. Lenin in 1905 in World News – 19th May 1962 (text from No. 51) 53. Internationalism – True or False? (handwritten) 54. Internationalism – True of False? (typed) 55. Words are tricky and want watching in World News – 2nd June 1962 (Text from No’s. 53 & 54) 56. It’s So Unfair To Barbara in Daily Worker – 7th June 1962 127 57. The executive had one idea in mind in Daily Worker – 9th June 1962 58. Putting kings in their places in Daily Worker – 27th September 1962 59. 10th Congress of the Communist Party of Italy, Rome, December 1st-8th, 1962 (for P.C. 13/12/1962) (handwritten) 60. 10th Congress of the Communist Party of Italy, Rome, December 1st-8th, 1962 (typed) 128 JK49 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published January 1963- May 1963 1. Philosophy for Everyman [1] – Why you should all be Philosophers (typed) 2. You can’t opt out in Comment – 5th January 1963 (text from No.1) 3. Philosophy for Everyman 2. – The Great Question of Philosophy (typed) 4. The great basic question in Comment – 12th January 1963 (text from No. 3) 5. Philosophy for Everyman 3. – Materialists and Idealists (typed) 6. Does it really matter? in Comment - 19th January 1963 (text from No. 5) 7. The State 1 – What is the State? (typed) 8. Proof Copy of No. 7 9. The State We Are In in Daily Worker – 19th January 1963 (text from No’s 7 & 8) 10. Philosophy for Everyman 4. – All Things Change (typed) 11. All things are changing in Comment – 26th January 1963 12. The State (2) – The British State (hand-written) 13. The State (2) – The British State (typed) 14. Proof Copy 0f No’s 12 & 13 15. A Recipe For Capitalist ‘Cookery’ in Daily Worker – 2nd February 1963 (text from No’s 12, 13 & 14) 16. Philosophy for Everyman 5. – The Interconnectedness Of Things (typed) 17. All tied up together in Comment – 2nd February 1963 (text from No 16) 18. Philosophy for Everyman 6. – From Quantity to Quality (typed) 19. Quantity to Quality in Comment – 9th February 1963 72

129 20. Against Imperialism and for Peaceful Co-Existence by Muriel Seltman which appeared in Comment Issue No 12 (typed) 21. Confusing the Issues (J.K.’s repost to No. 20) 22. The Principle of the Thing – Contradictions (typed) 23. Confusing Issues (text from No. 21) and What causes change (text from No. 22) in Comment – 30th March 1963 24. The Principle of the Thing – Contradictions and Socialism (typed) 25. Those contradictions in Comment – 6th April 1963 (text from No 24) 26. What Makes History? A new series – What History Is Not (typed) 27. What Makes History in Comment – 13th April 1963 28. What Makes History? – What History is Not – The “Cycle” Theory(typed) 29. What history is not in Comment – 20th April 1963 ( text from No. 28) 30. The British State – Choosing The Colonel – For Daily Worker (typed) 31. Letter and proof copy, with cuts (of No. 30) from Daily Worker – 25th April 1963 32. Choosing the Colonel in Daily Worker – 27th April 1963 33. What Makes History – The Marxist Approach (typed) 34. What Makes History – The Marxist View in Comment – 27th April 1963 35. The First May Day (typed) 36. How The First May Day Was Celebrated in Comment – 4th May 1963 (text from No. 35) 37. Bull and Barracks 38. Shaping the Soldier’s Mind in Daily Worker – 4th May 1963 (text from No. 37) 39. What Makes History – Classes And Class Struggle (hand-written) 40. What Makes History – Classes And Class Struggle (typed) 130 41. What Makes History – The Class Struggle in Comment – 11th May 1963 (text from No’s 39 & 40) 42. Spying on the people in Daily Worker – 11th May 1963 43. What Makes History – Social Development (hand-written) 44. What Makes History – Social Development (typed) 45. What Makes History – Society develops in Comment – 18th May 1963 (text from No’s 43 & 44) 46. Our Diehard Diplomats (typed) 47. Our Diehard Diplomats (typed) 48. Britain’s Diehard Diplomats in Daily Worker – 18th May 1963 49. What Makes History – Is It All Economic? (typed) 50. What Makes History – Is It All Economic? (typed) 51. What Makes History – All economics? In Comment – 25th May 1963 52. Series on the State No 5 – The Purpose Of The Police (typed) 53. The Police And Power in Daily Worker – 25th May 1963 (2 copies) 131 JK50 73

Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published June to December 1963 1. How Low Can You Climb (typed) 2. The Climbing Wasp – How the men at the top of American big business get there in Challenge – June 1963 (text from No. 1) 3. Public School Policemen? – Daily Worker Series on the State. No. 6 (typed) 4. Public School Policemen? in Daily Worker – 1st June 1963 (2 copies) 5. How can man find freedom and happiness? in Daily Worker – 6th June 1963 6. How can man find freedom and happiness? in Daily Worker – 6th June 1963 7. Peterloo (typed) 8. Peterloo (typed) 9. Peterloo (typed 29/5/63) 10. The Massacre at Peterloo in Comment – 22nd June 1963 11. The Tolpuddle Campaign – Solidarity Rewarded (typed) 12. The Tolpuddle Campaign – Solidarity Rewarded (typed 17/6/63) 13. How Solidarity Beat The Ruling Class in Comment – 29th June 1963 (text from No’s. 11 & 12) 14. Background to the Communist Manifesto (typed) 15. The Communist Manifesto in Comment – 13th July 1963 16. Studying Marxism – Do It Yourself !

17. Get your ideas form the source in Daily Worker – 29th August 1963 (text from No. 16) 132 18. Get your ideas form the source in Daily Worker – 29th August 1963 (text from No. 16) 19. Marx on Society (typed) 20. A Welcome Sign in Comment – 21st September 1963 (text from No. 19) 21. Issues Of Our Epoch (typed) 22. Issues Of Our Epoch (typed) 23. Peaceful Coexistence – Burning Issues Of Our Time in Marxism Today – October 1963 (text from No’s. 21 & 22) 24. Faceless men of Whitehall in Daily Worker – 12th October 1963 25. The First International (hand-written) 26. The First International (typed) 27. This is a book to treasure and consult in Comment – 9th November 1963 (text from No’s. 25 & 26) 28. This is a book to treasure and consult in Comment – 9th November 1963 (text from No’s. 25 & 26) 29. Towards a History of Humbug in Comment – 21st December 1963 133 JK51 Articles by James Klugmann – typed, hand-written and/or as they were 74

published – May 1964 to November 1964 1. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – Songs Against War in the 1790’s (typed) 2. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – Songs Against War in the 1790’s in Comment - 9th May 1964 3. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – Haynau “The Hyena” – Unwelcome Guest (typed) 4. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – Haynau “The Hyena” – Unwelcome Guest in Comment – 23rd May 1964 5. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – British Workers and the American Civil War (typed) 6. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – British Workers and the American Civil War in Comment - 6th June 1964 7. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – Strike-Breakers Defeated by The First International (typed) 8. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – Strikebreakers Defeated in Comment – 20th June 1964 9. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – A Ship Was Stopped – Story of The “Jolly George” (typed – dated 20.6.64) 10. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – A Ship Was Stopped – Story of The “Jolly George” (typed – dated 20.6.64) 11. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – A Ship Was Stopped – Story of The “Jolly George” (typed – dated 20.6.64) 12. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – A Ship Was Stopped – Story of The “Jolly George” in Comment 4th July 1964 13. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – A War Was Stopped – in August 1920 (hand-written) 134 14. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – A War Was Stopped – in August 1920 (typed) 15. Two Hundred Years of Internationalism – Workers Said ‘No’ - Militancy, unity stopped war in Comment – 22nd August 1964 (text from No’s 13 &14) 16. The British General Election – and After. A Letter from London (typed – dated 18th October 1964.)

17. Apres Les Elections Parlementaires Anglaises – Lettre De Londres in Cahiers Du Communisme – November 1964 (No. 16 translated into French) 18. The First International in Marxism Today – November 1964 19. The First International by A.L. Morton in Comment – 26th September 1964 135 JK52 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published 1966 1. Letter from J.K. to Marx Memorial Library – 6th April 1966 2. Marx Memorial Library – Bulletin – April-June 1966 75

3. Nine Days That Shook Britain (hand-written) 4. Nine Days That Shook Britain (typed) 5. The General Strike in Challenge – May 1966 (text from No’s 3 & 4) 6. Rebels in Retrospect by John Gross in The Observer Weekend Review – 1st May 1966 7. Rebels in search of a cause by Raymond Mortimer in The Sunday Times – 1st May 1966 8. Boys Of The Old Brigade by Nigel Dennis in Sunday Telegraph – 1st May 1966 9. Journey to the Frontier – J.K.’s reading notes 10. Why did these two young men volunteer for Spain? a review by J.K. of Journey to the Frontier in Morning Star – 6th May 1966 11. Why did these two young men volunteer for Spain? a review by J.K. of Journey to the Frontier in Morning Star – 6th May 1966 12. When poets go to war by Michael Foot in Evening Standard – 3rd May 1966 13. Spain - a letter from Nancy Farrie in Morning Star – 9th June 1966 14. Agreed – the past was bad, but why despair for the future? In Morning Star – 19th May 1966 15. The world was George Hardy’s battlefield in Morning Star – 25th May 1966 16. Law and the Trade Unions – 1. The Right to Combine (hand-written) 17. Trade Unions and the Law – 1. The Right to Combine (typed) 136 18. The history of anti-trade union laws, part 1, in Comment - 25th June 1966 (text from No’s 16 & 17) 19. The history of anti-trade union laws, part 2, in Comment – 2nd July 1966 20. Trade Unions and the Law (3) - Master and Servant (hand-written) 21. Trade Unions and the Law (3) - Master and Servant (typed) 22. The story of anti-trade union legislation – Master and Servant Laws (Part One) in Comment – 30th July 1966 23. The story of anti-trade union legislation – Master and Servant Laws (Part Two) in Comment – 6th August 1966 137 JK53 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published – 1967 1. Marxism and Religion in Marx Memorial Library Discussion Conference – 25th February 1967 2. Questions of Ideology and Culture – 11th March 1967 3. Art, religion, science and the Communists by Florence Keyworth in Morning Star – 28th April 1967 (Photo of J.K.) 4. One Half of the Human Race (typed) 5. One Half Of The Human Race in Comment – 29th April 1967 6. It’s still better to read Marx in Morning Star – 1st June 1967 7. It’s still better to read Marx in Morning Star – 1st June 1967 76

8. A very mixed bag of Socialist essays in Morning Star – 15th June 1967 9. A very mixed bag of Socialist essays in Morning Star – 15th June 1967 10. Discussion on problems facing British Left in Morning Star – 23rd June 1967 11. When Christians And Marxists Meet (typed) 12. The dialogue grows between Marxists and Christians in Morning Star – 29th June 1967 (text from No. 11) 13. Dialogue Between Christianity and Marxism (hand-written) 14. Dialogue Between Christianity and Marxism (typed) 15. Engles In Paperback (typed) 16. Read Engles, man of clarity, passion and brilliance in Morning Star – 16th August 1967 (text from No. 15) 17. Dialogue between Christianity and Marxism in Marxism Today – September 1967 (text from No’s 13 & 14) 138 18. Letter to Bert Baker at Morning Star & Karl Marx and Frederich Engles – “The Communist Manifesto” (typed) 19. Taylor writes a premature obituary in Morning Star (x2) – 6th October 1967 (text from No. 18) 20. 1917..… by Norman Swallow in TV Times (pp 2-3) – 4th -10th November 1967 21. The process of burying a false hatchet in Morning Star – 8th November 1967 22. Neo-Colonialism Analysed (typed) 23. Imperialism – by any other name… in Morning Star 24th November 1967 (text from No. 22) 24. Imperialism – by any other name… in Morning Star 24th November 1967 (text from No. 22) 25. The Christian-Marxist Dialogue in Britain (typed) 26. The Christian-Marxist Dialogue In Britain – Some additions and corrections - (typed) 27. History of the Communist Party of Great Britain – reservation slip 28. History of the Communist Party of Great Britain – reservation slip 139 JK54 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published – January to September 1968 1. Socialist Humanism – J.K.’s reading notes of Socialist Humanism by Erich Fromm) 2. Socialist Humanism (hand-written) 3. Socialist Humanism (typed) 4. Socialist Humanism (typed) 5. Socialism means changing man’s whole existence in Morning Star – 11th January 1968 (text from No’s. 2, 3 & 4) 6. Socialism means changing man’s whole existence in Morning Star – 11th 77

January 1968 (text from No’s. 2, 3 & 4) 7. Three teachers of Karl Marx in Morning Star – 22nd February 1968 8. Three teachers of Karl Marx in Morning Star – 22nd February 1968 9. Method & ???? in Marxism (in Russian) in a Russian Publication (Page 87) 10. The Christian-Marxist Dialogue in Britain in World Marxist Review – March 1968 11. May Day Manifesto (hand-written) 12. May Day Manifesto (typed) 13. A Manifesto from the Left in Morning Star – 25th April 1968 (text from No’s.

8 & 9) 14. Marxist’s lack unity too by Brian Wicker in Catholic Herald – 26th April 1968 15. Revolution (hand-written draft for Morning Star) 16. Revolution (revised & typed for Morning Star) 17. Revolution is much more than a shout of anger in Morning Star – 6th June 1968 (text from No’s 11 & 12) 140 18. Revolution is much more than a shout of anger in Morning Star – 6th June 1968 (text from No’s 11 & 12) 19. Revolution in The Socialist Revolution (text from No’s 12 & 13) 20. Socialist Society (hand-written for Morning Star) 21. Letter to Bob Leeson, features editor of Morning Star, to accompany typed copies of No. 16 22. Socialist Society (typed for Morning Star) 23. Socialist Society (typed for Morning Star) 24. Building Socialism is a job for the millions in Morning Star – 12th June 1968 (text from No’s 17, 19 & 20) 25. Building Socialism is a job for the millions in Morning Star – 12th June 1968 (text from No’s 17, 19 & 20) 26. Our Aim is Communism (hand-written for Morning Star) 27. Our Aim Is Communism (typed for Morning star) 28. Our Aim Is Communism (typed for Morning star) 29. Communism – way of life for the space age in Morning Star - 14th June 1968 (text from No’s. 23, 24 & 25) 30. Communism – way of life for the space age in Morning Star - 14th June 1968 (text from No’s. 23, 24 & 25) 31. Peaceful Coexistence – What it is and What it isn’t (typed) 32. Peaceful Coexistence – What it is and What it isn’t (typed) 33. Peaceful co-existence and the winning of Socialism in Morning Star - 21st June 1968 34. Peaceful co-existence and the winning of Socialism in Morning Star - 21st June 1968 35. Marxism, Christianity And The Future Of Man (hand-written) 141 78

36. Marxism, Christianity And The Future Of Man (typed for Christian Socialism) 37. Marxism, Christianity And The Future Of Man (typed for Christian Socialism) 38. Marxism, Christianity And The Future Of Man (typed for Christian Socialism) 39. Christianity and Communism in The Christian Socialist – SeptemberOctober 1968 – (text from No’s 34 – 37) 40. Marxism - Some Principles and Problems – 1. The Road to Socialism (hand-written) 41. Marxism - Some Principles and Problems – 1. The Road to Socialism (typed) 42. Marxism - Some Principles and Problems – 1. The Road to Socialism (typed) 43. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 1 – Roads to Socialism: differences and common features in Morning Star - 6th September 1968 44. Communism – The Future (typed for Panther Press) 45. Epilogue (hand-written for Panther Paperback) 46. Photocopied insert which contains the references to No’s 41 & 42 47. Miscellaneous Writings and Documents from 1968 – Cover sheet 48. Letter and proof copy from Bob [Leeson], of Morning Star of J.K’s review of Karl Marx – The Evolution of His Thought by Roger Geraudy - 19th February 1968 49. A Note on the Dialogue – for the Political Committee - 28th March 1968 50. Searching for common ground in new way by William Wainwright in Morning Star – 4th April 1968 51. Photocopied insert of the cover of Dialogue of Christianity & Marxism, J.K. Ed., referred to in Wainwright’s article from No. 50 52. Torrents of comment from the ‘experts’ on Czechoslovakia by Myke Myson in Morning Star 1st August 1968 142 JK55 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published – September to December 1968 1. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 2 - Must They Always End In Disillusion? In Morning Star – 13th September 1968 2. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 2 - Must They Always End In Disillusion? In Morning Star – 13th September 1968 3. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 2 - Must They Always End In Disillusion? In Morning Star – 13th September 1968 4. The making of British Communism by J.R. Campbell in Morning Star – 19th September 1968 5. Win Political Power – for Morning Star (typed) 6. Win Political Power – for Morning Star (typed) 7. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 3 - Main question: who holds 79

political power? in Morning star – 20th September 1968 (text from No’s 5 & 6) 8. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 3 - Main question: who holds political power? in Morning star – 20th September 1968 (text from No’s 5 & 6) 9. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 4 - Task for all Socialists – extend and defend democracy in Morning Star – 27th September 1968 10. Editorial Comments in Marxism Today – October 1968 (incomplete and proof copy prior to printing) 11. Socialism And Democracy, The Inseparable Objectives in Morning Star – 4th October 1968 12. Socialism And Democracy, The Inseparable Objectives in Morning Star – 4th October 1968 13. Proof copy – Democracy 14. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 5 – Winning the battle for democracy in Morning Star – 11th October 1968 143 15. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 5 – Winning the battle for democracy in Morning Star – 11th October 1968 16. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 6 - Socialism and the fight for democracy in Morning Star – 18th October 1968 17. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 6 - Socialism and the fight for democracy in Morning Star – 18th October 1968 18. Invitation to press conference/book launch – 30th October 1968 19. Book listing from un-named publication – 3rd November 1968 20. Principles and Problems of Marxism – Communist Party and Socialist Ideas (hand-written) 21. Principles and Problems of Marxism – Communist Party and Socialist Ideas (typed) 22. Principles and Problems of Marxism – Communist Party and Socialist Ideas (typed) 23. Principles and problems of Marxism Part 7 - A science which teaches how to change society in Morning Star – 8th November 1968 24. A science which teaches how to change society in Morning Star – 8th November 1968 25. Television listing, highlighting Viewpoint at 10.57 on 28/11/68 on BBC 1 in Radio Times – 21st November 1968 26. Production format details from BBC for Viewpoint with J.K. recorded on 24/11/68 and televised on 28/11/68 27. Revolution is much more than a shout of anger in New Zealand Tribune – 16th December 1968 28. What youth really needs to discuss is a new society – ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 1 in Morning Star – 31st December 1968 29. What youth really needs to discuss is a new society – ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 1 in Morning Star – 31st December 1968 80

30. What youth really needs to discuss is a new society – ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 1 in Morning Star – 31st December 1968 144 JK56 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published – 1969 1. Letter to Bob Leeson accompanying article (in No’s 2 & 3) to Morning Star – 30th December 1968 2. Christians and Marxists – Can They Co-operate? (typed) 3. Christians and Marxists – Can They Co-operate? (typed) 4. Marxist, Christian – so much to unite them - ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 2 in Morning Star – 1st January 1969 (text from No’s. 2 & 3) 5. Marxist, Christian – so much to unite them - ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 2 in Morning Star – 1st January 1969 (text from No’s. 2 & 3) 6. Revolution on the Curriculum (typed) 7. Proof Copy of No. 6 8. Building tomorrow, and a new society – ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 3 in Morning Star – 2nd January 1969 (text from No’s. 6 & 7) 9. Building tomorrow, and a new society – ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 3 in Morning Star – 2nd January 1969 (text from No’s. 6 & 7) 10. Building tomorrow, and a new society – ‘Not Bread Alone’ Part 3 in Morning Star – 2nd January 1969 (text from No’s. 6 & 7) 11. Engles and Marx a review of: Fritz Nova – Friedrich Engles: His Contributions to Political Theory (hand-written) 12. Engles and Marx a review of: Fritz Nova – Friedrich Engles: His Contributions to Political Theory (typed) 13. Imagine Engles at work without Marx in Morning Star – 17th January 1969 (text from No’s. 11 & 12) 14. Imagine Engles at work without Marx in Morning Star – 17th January 1969 (text from No’s. 11 & 12) 15. Man In A Changing Society in The Christian Socialist – Jan-Feb 1969 145 16. Is The Christian-Marxist Dialogue Irrelevant? by Kenneth Johnson and J.K. in World Issues – Spring 1969 17. Editorial Comments in Marxism Today – March 1969 18. The Revolutionary Ideas of Marx and the Current Revolt (hand-written) 19. The Revolutionary Ideas of Marx and the Current Revolt (typed) 20. The Revolutionary Ideas of Marx and the Current Revolt – a synopsis (typed) 21. The Revolutionary Ideas of Marx and the Current Revolt – an index card 22. Klugmann’s Lecture ‘Very Apt’ in Morning Star – 12th March 1969 23. Marx Memorial Lecture 1969 – The Revolutionary Ideas of Marx and the Current revolt – 14th March 1969 24. The Marxist Hope - a lecture – 26th March 1969 (typed) 25. The Marxist Hope - a lecture – 26th March 1969 (typed) 81

26. Marx and Engles could have helped this inquiry in Morning Star – 18th April 1969 27. Marx and Engles could have helped this inquiry in Morning Star – 18th April 1969 28. The First May Day in Communist Party [Bulletin] – May Day1969 29. Peterloo – a symbol and word of power by A.L. Morton in Morning Star – 16th August 1969 30. The Nature of our Discussion – Pre-Congress Discussion (hand-written) 31. The Nature of our Discussion – Pre-Congress Discussion (typed) 32. The Nature of our Discussion – Pre-Congress Discussion (typed) 33. Nationalism and Internationalism Part 1 – a lecture by J.K. – 9th to 16th October 1969 146 JK57 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published 1970 1. Some Aspects of Lenin’s Approach to the Question of Nationalism and Internationalism (1) in Marxism Today – January 1970 2. Plan for “The Future of Man” series (hand-written) 3. The future of Man (1) – The clash between man as he is, and as he could be in Morning Star – 23rd January 1970 4. The future of man (1) – The clash between man as he is, and as he could be in Morning Star – 23rd January 1970 5. The future of man (1) – The clash between man as he is, and as he could be in Morning Star – 23rd January 1970 6. The future of man (2) – Man changes himself in his bid to change society in Morning Star – 30th January 1970 7. The future of man (2) – Man changes himself in his bid to change society in Morning Star – 30th January 1970 8. The future of man (2) – Man changes himself in his bid to change society in Morning Star – 30th January 1970 9. Copy of Labour Monthly which contains Illustrations from J.K.’s collection of prints pp72-73 10. The Revolutionary Ideas of Marx And The Current Revolt in Leicester Red – February 1970 11. Some Aspects of Lenin’s Approach to the Question of Nationalism and Internationalism (2) in Marxism Today – February 1970 12. The future of man (3) – Changing man – some problems on the way in Morning Star – 5th February 1970 13. The future of man (3) – Changing man – some problems on the way in Morning Star – 5th February 1970 14. The future of man (3) – Changing man – some problems on the way in Morning Star – 5th February 1970 147 15. The future of man (4) – As the build Socialism they change themselves in 82

Morning Star – 13th February 1970 16. The future of man (4) – As the build Socialism they change themselves in Morning Star – 13th February 1970 17. The future of man (4) – As the build Socialism they change themselves in Morning Star – 13th February 1970 18. The future of man (5) – Key need for Socialists – contact with the people in Morning Star – 20th February 1970 19. The future of man (5) – Key need for Socialists – contact with the people in Morning Star – 20th February 1970 20. The future of man (5) – Key need for Socialists – contact with the people in Morning Star – 20th February 1970 21. The future of man (6) – Individuality blossoms in collective struggle in Morning Star – 6th March 1970 22. The future of man (6) – Individuality blossoms in collective struggle in Morning Star – 6th March 1970 23. The future of man (6) – Individuality blossoms in collective struggle in Morning Star – 6th March 1970 24. The future of man (7) – Rights for women mean more than equality with men in Morning Star – 13th March 1970 25. The future of man (7) – Rights for women mean more than equality with men in Morning Star – 13th March 1970 26. The future of man (7) – Rights for women mean more than equality with men in Morning Star – 13th March 1970 27. The future of man (8) – For Marxists, hope is much more than a rosy vision in Morning Star – 20th March 1970 28. The future of man (8) – For Marxists, hope is much more than a rosy vision in Morning Star – 20th March 1970 29. The future of man (8) – For Marxists, hope is much more than a rosy vision in Morning Star – 20th March 1970 148 30. The future of man (9) – Will science serve profit or the people? in Morning Star – 3rd April 1970 31. The future of man (9) – Will science serve profit or the people? in Morning Star – 3rd April 1970 32. The future of man (9) – Will science serve profit or the people? in Morning Star – 3rd April 1970 33. Lenin Centenary – Chesterfield Lectures – Lecture 1 – 5th April 1970 (hand-written Notes) 34. Lenin Centenary – Chesterfield Lectures – Lecture 2 – 5th April 1970 (hand-written Notes) 35. Lenin Centenary Meeting – Bournemouth C.P. – 1oth April 1970 36. The future of man (10) – Marxism is the most consistent humanism in Morning Star – 10th April 1970 37. The future of man (10) – Marxism is the most consistent humanism in Morning Star – 10th April 1970 83

38. The future of man (10) – Marxism is the most consistent humanism in Morning Star – 10th April 1970 39. The future of Man (11) – Men and women in the new Communist society in Morning Star – 17th April 1970 40. The future of Man (11) – Men and women in the new Communist society in Morning Star – 17th April 1970 41. The future of Man (11) – Men and women in the new Communist society in Morning Star – 17th April 1970 42. Lenin: Spokesman of the Youth – Marx Memorial Library Lecture – 19th April 1970 43. How to Study Lenin – Birmingham City Committee – 22nd April 1970 (hand-written notes) 44. Lenin Centenary Meeting – Long bridge Assembly Rooms – 22nd April 1970 (hand-written notes) 45. Lenin Centenary Meeting – Long bridge Assembly Rooms – Part 1 – 22nd April 1970 (hand-written notes) 149 46. Lenin Centenary Meeting – Long bridge Assembly Rooms – Part 2 – 22nd April 1970 (hand-written notes) 47. Lenin – Man and Comrade for Morning Star, Lenin Centenary Issue (typed) 48. Lenin – Man and Comrade for Morning Star, Lenin Centenary Issue (typed) 49. Permit him to come, said the man whose door was always open in Morning Star – 22nd April 1970 50. The Man and Comrade in Morning Star – 22nd April 1970 51. Permit him to come, said the man whose door was always open & The Man and Comrade in Morning Star – 22nd April 1970 (text from No’s 39 & 40) 52. Marxism charts the way to a new future society in Morning Star – 24th April 1970 53. Marxism charts the way to a new future society in Morning Star – 24th April 1970 54. Marxism charts the way to a new future society in Morning Star – 24th April 1970 55. Socialism and Democracy (typed) 56. Socialist Democracy (proof copy) 57. Socialist Democracy in Marxism Today – May 1970 (text from No. 47) 58. Socialist Democracy in Marxism Today – May 1970 (text from No. 47) 59. Lenin Centenary Meeting – Nottingham Peoples Hall – 2nd June 1970 (hand-written notes) 60. The Many Sides of Lenin - book review (hand-written) 61. The Many Sides of Lenin – book review (typed) 62. The Many Sides of Lenin – book review (typed) 150 84

63. Dear Comrades, take good care of…in Morning Star – 13th August 1970 (text from No’s. 51, 52 & 53) 64. Dear Comrades, take good care of…in Morning Star – 13th August 1970 (text from No’s. 51, 52 & 53) 65. Dear Comrades, take good care of…in Morning Star – 13th August 1970 (text from No’s. 51, 52 & 53) 66. Which way to Socialism? (1) - Labour Governments in a vicious circle in Morning Star – 16th October 1970 67. Which way to Socialism (2) – In whose hands is political power? in Morning Star – 23rd October 1970 68. Which way to Socialism (2) – In whose hands is political power? in Morning Star – 23rd October 1970 69. Which way to Socialism? (3) – Need for a Socialist strategy in Morning Star – 20th November 1970 70. Which way to Socialism? (3) – Need for a Socialist strategy in Morning Star – 20th November 1970 71. Which way to Socialism? (4) – Why Socialists must defend democracy in Morning Star – 27th November 1970 72. Which way to Socialism? (4) – Why Socialists must defend democracy in Morning Star – 27th November 1970 73. Which way to Socialism? (5) – Mass struggle and Parliamentary action in Morning Star – 18th December 1970 74. Which way to Socialism? (5) – Mass struggle and Parliamentary action in Morning Star – 18th December 1970 151 JK58 Articles - Typed, hand-written and/or as they were published 1971 1. ‘You Can Change Human Nature’, a review of J.K.’s The Future of Man,

by Morning Star Reporter, in Morning Star – 29th January 1971 2. Alienation: fresh light on Marx in Morning Star – 25th February 1971 3. Alienation: fresh light on Marx in Morning Star – 25th February 1971 4. A Short Bibliography of the Paris Commune (by J.K. & Jack Cohen) in Marxism Today – March 1971 5. What Can we Learn from the Paris Commune? (hand-written) 6. What Can We Learn From The Paris Commune? (typed) 7. What can we learn from the Paris Commune? in Morning Star – 23rd April 1971 (text from No’s 5 & 6) 8. The Paris Commune and the British Working Class for the Institut Maurice Thorez, Paris – sent 14th May 1971 (typed) 9. How Britons defended the Paris Commune in Morning Star – 2nd September 1971 10. How Britons defended the Paris Commune in Morning Star – 2nd September 1971 152 85

JK59 Articles and Letters 1975 1977 Tetsuzo Fuwa 1. How Marx became a Marxist in Morning Star – 9th January 1975 2. How Marx became a Marxist in Morning Star – 9th January 1975 3. Putting the case for Marxism : Scotts Festival of Marxism a great success, featuring photo of J.K. in Morning Star – 20th January 1975 4. Comment featuring Scottish Marxist Festival - 8th February 1975 5. Copy of letter from J.K. to Morning Star – 24th February 1975 6. On February 27th 1920 : 75 years Ago the Labour Party was Founded 7. On February 27th 1920 : 75 years Ago the Labour Party was Founded 8. Struggle for Labour in Morning Star – 4th March 1975 9. Struggle for Labour in Morning Star – 4th March 1975 10. Struggle for Labour in Morning Star – 4th March 1975 11. Socialism : can Labour win? by Jack Cohen in Morning Star 6th March 1975 12. The Future of Society – Brief Summary 13. The Labour Party’s Unknown Soldiers’ in Morning Star – 5th May 1975 14. The Labour Party’s Unknown Soldiers’ in Morning Star – 5th May 1975 15. The Labour Party’s Unknown Soldiers’ in Morning Star – 5th May 1975 16. 30 Years ago – Resistance in Eastern Europe (Hand-written) 17. 30 Years ago – Resistance in Eastern Europe – 8th May 1975 18. An epic of anti-fascist victory in Morning Star – 14th May 1975 (Text from No’s 16 & 17) 153 19. An epic of anti-fascist victory in Morning Star – 14th May 1975 (Text from No’s 16 & 17) 20. An epic of anti-fascist victory in Morning Star – 14th May 1975 (Text from No’s 16 & 17) 21. Introduction to “Lectures on Fascism” by Palmiro Togliatti (Hand-written) 22. Introduction to “Lectures on Fascism” by Palmiro Togliatti 1977 1. Copy of note from J.K. to Chris Myant of Morning Star, 15th January [February] 1977 – Letter from Chris Myant to J.K., 8th February 1977 2. Britain in the 1930’s – 8th April 1977 3. ‘They Shall Not Pass’ by Dave Cook & J.K. looks at why they did not pass at Cable Street on October 4 1936 in Morning Star – 26th August 1977 4. Letter from Jon Clark of London School of Economics to J.K. (with envelope) – 31st May 1977 Tetsuzo Fuwa – Scientific Socialism and the Question of Dictatorship 1. Copy of letter from J.K. to Mr. H. Randall of Farleigh Press Ltd. – 6th May 1977 (various sections of article discussed in this letter follow) 86

2. Pages of rough notes possibly on word count of article discussed in No. 8 and to follow 3. Hand-written notes on plan of article 4. Problems of Power for Marxism Today June 1977 (Hand-written) 5. Problems of Power for Marxism Today June 1977 (2 copies) 6. Heritage of the Teachings of Marx and Engles 7. Heritage of the Teachings of Marx and Engles 8. “Dictatorship of the Proletariat” Is The Seizure of all Power – from the Analysis of the 1848 Revolution (Hand-written) 154 9. “Dictatorship of the Proletariat” Is The Seizure of all Power – from the Analysis of the 1848 Revolution 10. “Dictatorship of the Proletariat” Is The Seizure of all Power – from the Analysis of the 1848 Revolution 11. Revolution by Peaceful Means and the Question of Dictatorship (Handwritten) 12. Revolution by Peaceful Means and the Question of Dictatorship 13. ‘Power of the Working Class’ and Classes (Hand-written) 14. ‘Power of the Working Class’ and Classes 15. ‘Power of the Working Class’ and Classes 16. Socialist State and Democratic Republic (Hand-written) 17. Socialist State and Democratic Republic 18. Socialist State and Democratic Republic 19. Lenin’s Theory of Proletarian Dictatorship ( Hand-written) 20. Lenin’s Theory of Proletarian Dictatorship 21. Lenin’s Theory of Proletarian Dictatorship 22. In the Place of Conclusion (Hand-written) 23. In the Place of Conclusion 24. In the Place of Conclusion 25. Two pages of typed text on Lenin (possibly related to above article)

THE CERAMICS – the porcelain in James Klugmann's collection of early radical iconography 1 Pink Lustre plate, 9 ins. diameter, with oval coloured transfer of the West view of the New BrIdge, Sunderland. This early iron bridge over the Wear was built by Roland Burden, MP in the 1790s, possibly based on earlier work of Thomas Paine.

2. Small blue and white transfer-printed jug, 6 ins high, showing the entrance to the LIverpoolManchesterRailway (opened 1830), and railway coaches.  3. Large two-handled loving cup, 9 ins. high. "The Cabinet of Friendship".

Early 19th century.

REFORM MATERIAL  4. Bourne's Pottery, Derbyshire, brown spirit flask, 8 ins. high; man seated on barrel, "Success to Reform".  5. Small transfer-printed Reform jug, 3! ins. high; unknown portrait (?Viscount Grey).

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6. Small transfer-printed Reform jug, 5 ins. high, decorated vignettes of unidentified public figures.  7. Transfer-printed Reform jug, 5! ins. high, decorated Britannia with Cap of Liberty and British Lion.  8. Green flower decorated jug, 5 ins. high. "Baines and Reform".  9. Stemmed bowl, 8! ins. diam, commemorating the Royal Assent to the Reform Bill, 7th June, 1832, decorated with portraits of the promoters, etc. (See also PERSONALITIES for some additional Reform material).

ANTI-CORN LAW MATERIAL  10. Small colour-printed jug, shipping and agriculture. "Our bread untaxed, our commerce free".  11. Anti-Corn Law jug, 7 ins. high. "Our bread untaxed, our commerce free"; illustrated scenes of agriculture and fishing.

FRIENDLY SOCIETIES MATERIAL Friendly Societies were combinations mainly of skilled working people, and were, like the Friendly Association of Cotton Spinners and the Cordwainers’ Friendly Society featured here, the precursors of the Trade Unions. Most had charitable self-help purposes only, functions now very largely incorporated in those of Trade Unions. The Druids, Foresters, Oddfellows, Free Mechanics and the Old Cleeve Female Friendly Society, also featured here, date from the early part of the 19th century. The Druids originally had their headquarters in Clerkenwell, but, like most of the other larger societies drew their main membership from Yorkshire, Lancashire, and the Midlands.  12. Black and white transfer-printed jug, 4 ins. high. Ancient Order of Druids. Crest and seated Druid.  13. Colour printed transfer-decorated jug, 4 ½ ins. high. Ancient Order of Foresters.

Hunting scenes.  14. Small jug, 4 ins. high. Ancient Order of Foresters, with crests.  15. Cup and saucer with black and white transfer decorations of crests. Ancient Order of Foresters.  16. Cup and saucer with colour decorations of crests. Ancient Order of Foresters.  17. Two-handled, lidded bowl with pierced lid, 5 ins. high and 4! ins. diam., colour transfers of Foresters crest and shipwreck.  18. Large, handled mug, 6 ins. high and 6 ins. diam, depicting crests of the Royal Shepherds and the Royal Foresters; "R. O. F, York Tavern".  19. Blue and white plate, 9 ins. diam., Grand Lodge of Sheffield Oddfellows; crest and supporters in central medallion.  20. Earthenware mug, 4 ins. high, Manchester Unity of Oddfellows; painted crest and verse.  21. Transfer-printed jug, 5 ins. high, Grand Unity Order of Oddfellows.  22. Transfer-printed jug, 6 ins. high, Independent Order of Oddfellows.  23. Small black and white transfer-decorated jug, 41/2 ins. high; Manchester Unity of Oddfellows.  24. Colour transfer-printed mug, Loyal United Free Mechanics. "Here's to the Order that bears one another's burden with cheerfulness" and "May every Brother have a heart to feel, and a hand to give." 

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25. Large colour-printed jug, 9 ins. high, with crest and mottoes of the Cordwainers Friendly Society, together with Masonic symbols.  26. Purple lustre and black and white transfer-printed jug, 41/2 ins. high, by the Friendly Association of Cotton Spinners.  27. Black transfer-printed saucer, 6 ins. diam., of the Old Cleeve Female Friendly Society, 1841. (Old Cleeve, West Somerset).

THE PARIS COMMUNE  28. Coloured French plate, 10 ins. diam, by G. Pilotelle, Paris, commemorating Commune de Paris, 1871.

PERSONALITIES  29. Queen Caroline memorial plate, 8 ins. diam, with portrait of the Queen (17631821).  30. Lustre and transfer-printed jug, 6 ins. high, re Sir Francis Burdett (1770-1844). "The determined enemy of corruption ...."  31. Lustre and transfer-printed jug, 4i ins. high, re Henry Hunt (1773-1835). "The persevering advocate of the people’s rights". Peterloo Huzzar menacing recumbent figure.

"Liberty or Death".  32. Purple lustre jug, 5! ins. high; "Hunt and Liberty. "  33. Mottled purple lustre jug, 6 ins. high; "Hunt and Liberty" and "Bad luck to the Manchester Butchers".  34. Pink lustre jug, 4! ins. high, with coloured rust-coloured transfers featuring Henry Hunt, "The Great Champion of Reform", and T. J. Wooler (circa 1786-1853).  35. Small chamber pot, 4 ins. high and 5 ins. diam, from Belleek factory with portrait on inside base of William EwartGladstone (1809-98).  36. Coloured transfer-printed jug, 7 ins. high, with portrait of Ernest Jones (1819-69), "Patriot, Poet & Politician", Chartist movement.  37. Tea-pot stand, 6! ins. diam, with special message from David Lloyd George (18631945), Prime Minister. Made by `the girls of Staffordshire’ in 1917. 

Inventory of Framed Pictures in Klugmann Room at August 2011 1.

SOGAT Charity Shield

2.

Typographical Association - certificate

3.

Amalgamated Society of Lithographic Printers' - certificate

4.

Amalgamated Society of Lithographic Printers' - certificate

5.

Poster for Social Reconstruction

6.

French Poster for the Declaration of the Rights of Man?

7.

Amalgamated Society of Engineers, Machinists etc. - certificate

8.

Amalgamated Society of Engineers, Machinists etc. - certificate 89

9.

The Birmingham News talk and film show?

10.

AUEW First Day Cover Stamps on mount

11.

Stained glass panel

12.

Page from The Times, August 1979 (glass broken)

13.

Amalgamated Printing Trades of NSW

14.

Variety of coloured photographs in a mount

15.

Amalgamated Society of Lithographic Printers' - certificate

16.

Stained glass panel

17.

London Society of Compositors' - cards in a mount

18.

NGA cards in a mount

19.

NGA cards in a mount

20.

London Society of Compositors - cards in a mount

21.

Typographical Association - certificate

22.

Closed by the Tories (pits) - cartoon?

23.

Assorted picture frames (SOGAT?)

24.

Cartoon by "Tony"

25.

"Golden Field" limited edition print by Paul Powis

26.

Northern Ireland Trades Union banner

27.

Midland Miners' Federation

28.

Joint London Ink and Roller Chapels

29.

Typographical Association - certificate

30.

Crown Point Works, Leeds - photograph

31.

Page from The Observer, 1985, SOGAT

32.

Tolpuddle Martyrs poster (glass broken)

33.

NGA and TUC Robert Willis Retirement

34.

Bookbinders, 1794 - poster

35.

French Communists in London -lithographic print/etching

36.

Stained glass panel

37.

Stained glass panel 90

38.

Stained glass panel

39.

Small poster of Lenin (glass broken)

40.

"Types of the Commune" - mounted lithograph/etching?

41.

"Types of the Commune" - mounted lithograph/etching?

42.

"Types ofthe Commune" - mounted lithograph/etching?

43.

Photo of Bill Alexander in battledress

44.

Sketched portrait of Lenin

45.

Amalgamation of Lithographical Printers - certificate

46.

Manchester Chapels

47.

Chinese Solidarity - poster

48.

SOGAT - Retirement of Albert Luck

49.

Bookbinders, Manchester - poster

SO. SOGAT 1982 -lithographic print/etching 51.

Amalgamated Society of Lithographic Printers

52.

London Typographical Society - cards in a mount

53.

London Society of Compositors - cards in a mount

54.

SOGAT dinner - Manchester 1968

55.

Trades Union March - photograph

56.

TU Demonstration -limited edition print by Dan Jones

57.

Wycombe Paper Riots

58.

Printers/Publishers Chapels

59.

Karl Marx Trier, 1983 - poster (glass broken)

60.

Stained glass panel (glass badly broken)

61.

Stained glass panel

62.

Stained glass panel 91

63.

Stained glass panel

64.

Stained glass panel

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Stained glass panel

66.

Group portrait - photograph by V.T. Robinson

67.

Group portrait of ETU Reception Committee 1928 - photograph

68.

Group portrait of ETU Trades Union Congress 1928 - photograph

69.

Group portrait of ETU Annual Dinner 1932 - photograph

70.

Group portrait of ETU National Delegate Conference 1924 - photograph

71.

Unidentified lecture in progress - photograph

72.

United Operative Plumbers and Domestic Engineers Association 1921- photograph

73.

"How the Worker is Robbed" - cartoon

74.

NGA Campaign 2000 -certificate

75.

Unidentified group portrait, 1970s? - photograph

76.

Portrait of James Bronterre O'Brien, 1840

77.

"Its their class or ours" by E. Munsey, 1984

78.

Framed receipt from Mr. Donahue for 4s 2d for membership of Manchester, Salford &

District Building Industries Federation 79.

Portrait of Stalin - photograph

80.

"Demonstration ofthe London Trades Unions", Furniture, Timber and Allied Trades

Unions 81.

"First Court of Enquiry" 1920 - photograph

82.

Amalgamated Society of Engineers 1911- photograph (glass broken)

83.

Amalgamated Society of Engineers, Bristol 1918 - photograph

84.

Portrait of T.C. Pearson - photograph

85.

Portrait of Harry Riding - photograph

86.

Portrait of George A. Isaacs - photograph

87.

Sketch by Felix?? - cartoon 1978

88.

Stained glass panel

89.

Taylor's Magazine Printers - photograph 92

90.

Public Meeting of Vellum Binders etc., 1866 - poster

2

91.

Journeymen Bookbinders etc. - certificates

92.

Commune of Paris 1890 - anniversary poster

93.

Papermaker's apprentice John Bailey - indenture 1903

94.

HMS Bellerophon - monochrome print

95.

"La Pasionaria at Guernica" - poster

96.

Scottish Radicals

97.

The Times Engineers Assistants Chapel

98.

Portrait of Shapurji Saklatvala? - photograph

99.

Group portrait of ETU Blackpool1929 - photograph

100.

Portrait of John Sprigg by C. Barry - pen and ink drawing

101.

Portrait of Karl Marx

102.

"The Triumph of Labour" - print from engraving?

103.

"We Shall Pass" - poster

104.

Portrait of James Connolly - photograph

105.

Unidentified man at a rally - photograph

106.

"Volunteers for Liberty" -IBA poster (glass missing)

107.

liThe Arrest of Antonito Camborio" - pen and ink drawing with watercolour

108.

Communist Party of Great Britain, 1988 - certificate

109.

Anglo-Soviet Friendship - certificate

110.

Cory ton May Day Demonstration, 1953 - photograph

111.

Electrical Trades Union Southend Branch Carnival Entry, 1949 - photograph

112.

SOGAT Dinnington Miners Support Group - certificate

113.

"Judging by the supplies they've taken in it could go on for months" by Cookson-

cartoon 93

114.

"Triumph of Labour" (in German) - print from engraving?

115.

Group portrait of ETU Conference, Hastings, 1946 - photograph

116.

Portrait of Lenin

117.

Portrait of Robert Own, 1834 - print

118.

"Listening to Alba Grifian Nunez, 1972 - photograph

119.

Unidentified group portrait, Hull, 1946 - photograph

120.

Fidel Castro + unidentified man - photograph

121.

ETU Executive Council group portrait, 1924 - photograph

122.

"Chimney Sweepers" - print from etching/lithograph

123.

Liverpool Operative Trades Hall, 1877 - framed balance sheet

124.

"Comradeship of Heroes" -IBA poster

94