Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Also in file: a photocopy at document .119276.

Coates and Wood thank Morikawa for his condolences.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death. Jennings asks if Edith and he might have previously met in youth.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

The month is mistakenly given as January.

Johnson notes that he was a student of BR's at Beacon Hill School, Telegraph House.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

A brief English translation is written at the foot of the letter.

Condolences are offered after BR's death. The sender asks for a copy of Russell's Autobiography.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

It is not clear to whom Khanji is writing.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

This is a confirmation copy; another copy is in the file at document .119295.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

A sympathy card is attached.

The attached article is a tribute published in the New Yorker.

The date has been taken from the postmark.

Coates and Wood thank Landero on behalf of Edith Russell.

Condolences are offered to BR's family.

This is the confirmation copy; another copy follows at document .119309.

Condolences are offered after BR's death. The sender asks for information about the BRPF.

A note regarding a reply is handwritten on the letter.

Farley thanks Lauwers for his condolences, and attaches information about the BRPF.

Condolences are offered to the new Lord Russell, care of Edith Russell.

Condolences are offered after BR's death. The attached envelope notes that white flowers were sent with the card.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

This TEL has many signatories—all prisoners.

Also in file: a photocopy with an English translation at document .119323.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

The sender also writes of his own work.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Wood thanks Mehta for his condolences and his newsclips.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Also in file: a photocopy at document .119351.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

The organization is also known as the Cuban Movement for Peace and Sovereignty.

Also in file: an English translation at document .119358.

Coates thanks the secretary for their condolences.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Also in file: a correction at document .119363.

Coates and Farley thank Nanh for his condolences.

Condolences are offered after BR's death by the National Committee.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Attached press statement and handbill show support for BR after his death (see documents .119373 and .119375).

Farley thanks Clements for his letter and attachments (see document .119374).

Condolences are offered after BR's death. All the signatories to this telegram are Vietnamese; only one name is used for each signatory.

Wood thanks Baloch for his letter and enclosures (see document .119382).

Baloch encloses translations of articles regarding BR that he had recently published in his newspaper (see documents .119383 through .119387)

Condolences are offered after BR's death.

Wood thanks de Benoist on behalf of Edith Russell.

De Benoist expresses his sorrow over BR's death, and notes that he has sent an issue of Nouvelle Ecole to Lady Russell under separate cover; a large portion of the publication deals with BR and his work.