Radical daily newspaper Liberazione is suspending publication for a short time, but requests that other radical publications send their "news bulletins and everything concerning radical battles that minority groups are carrying forward in your country."

In Italian.

Labor asks Coates to check the addresses listed, and complete any missing ones, for the meeting on the prospects and strategy of the Left in Europe.

Communiqué regarding the victims of the Ba'ath Party in Iraq.

Communiqué calling for the freedom of Communist party member Kareem Hawas.

Draft letter advertising a new monthly publication.

"Ken, +1 for our office at RSSF, 160 N Geneva St, NI. Thanks."

Palmer's secretary remits payment of £2.14.0 to the Merlin Press.

Bulletin No. 2 of the Ministry of Information of the Black Panther Party, Algeria.

"Heartfelt congratulations on long overdue liberation. On behalf of Foundation offer any assistance in cause of proving your innocence to world."

Wood shares a confidential list of contacts, provided by Sigurd Zienau, interested in receiving BRPF publications. With the enclosure is a note from Farley to "Ken".

Farley sends a list of contacts interested in posters; he suggests Fleet "send the posters with comp. slips and Spokesman blurbs".

The British Board of Trade sends a list of importers of magazines in Italy and France.

Coates asks for a response to BR's letter of 12 September, inviting Tvardovsky to become a corresponding editor of the new Spokesman journal. Coates asks Tvardovsky for a response to BR's letter of 12 September, inviting O'Brien to become a corresponding editor of the new Spokesman journal.

Coates asks for a response to BR's letter of 12 September, inviting Gorz to become a corresponding editor of the new Spokesman journal.

Coates asks for a response to his and Farley's recent letter inviting Chomsky to become a corresponding editor of the new Spokesman journal.

Coates asks for a response to his recent letter inviting Vincent to become a corresponding editor of the new Spokesman journal.

Coates asks for a response to his 3 October letter inviting Sillitoe to become a corresponding editor of the new Spokesman journal.

Farley asks if the credit limit on his recently issued Barclaycard could be increased from its current £100, against the possibility of emergency. Schoenman's Barclaycard, paid from the same account, had a limit of £700.

He encloses a list of contacts Coates requested in order to follow up on recent invitations to prospective contributing editors of the Spokesman.

A change of address notice.

Halloran thanks Fleet for his advertisement, which will appear in the next issue of the Black Dwarf.

BR declines an invitation, presumably to an event to which Harold Russell was also invited. Harold Russell was a cousin of BR.

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BR suggests himself as a substitute for the invitation to his wife, Dora.

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Letter concerning offprints by Kurt Gödel sent to Russell by Smeaton/McEwan/von Zeppelin, sending a copy of a book by Friedrich Waismann to Amethe, and a proposed visit from her after the Russells' proposed walking tour.

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BR declines to write a preface to The Problems of Philosophy.

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BR found a letter from Amethe dated 17 Jan. 1950 (not in BRACERS) to which he had not replied. He declines again to write a preface to The Problems of Philosophy. He refers to the "dreadful" account of what she has been through.

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BR and Edith are coming to Vienna for Pugwash and propose meeting Amethe there.

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The Russells send Amethe the US dollar equivalent of £100 via Louise Watson.

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BR is grateful for the gift of a Sung bowl and maintains that Chinese culture is being ruined by Western contact. Carl Johan Sonning is founder of the Sonning Prize (which BR received recently).

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BR thanks von Zeppelin for her gift of The Silent Traveller in London, by Chiang Yee. 

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BR writes about his opposition to the Vietnam War, and Edith tells of an accident suffered by Russell, in which "a stout, large, young American fell on him."

With an autograph addendum from Edith Russell.

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BR writes on Vietnam and pipe-smoking — and with a reference to "the dwarf companion of Serius".

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The letter concerns the Russell Tribunal ("our 'Nuremberg'"), Russell’s opposition to the prosecution of the German foreign office politician Ernst von Weizsäcker at Nuremberg (see B&R C49.32), and the gift of a pipe.

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BR thanks Amethe for her birthday letter and Chinoiseries.

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BR sends Amethe Volume II of his Autobiography (1968).

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Blackwell writes to ask von Zeppelin for "at least copies" of the letters she received from BR to be included in the McMaster University collection.

"I enclose a copy of a letter from Lord Russell authorizing the provision of such copies to us."

Christmas card in the hand of Edith Russell, signed by "Bertrand" and "Edith". The card has a printed quotation from Bertrand Russell Speaks His Mind.

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A Christmas card in the hand of Edith Russell, signed by "Bertrand and Edith Russell". 

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Christmas card in the hand of Edith Russell, signed by Bertrand Russell and Edith Russell. 

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A Christmas card in the hand of Edith Russell. BR is recovering well from being desperately ill.

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