Another reference to the proposed bibliography and K. Blackwell's "advantages". Attached to the letter is an office memorandum to Stanley Unwin, signed "JH", reading in part: "It would be interesting to know how much private material Lord Russell has to which Mr. Blackwell has had access." Joy Hill was the writer. [Note by KB, 3.4.96.: an incomparable amount of such material, containing so many manuscripts and other leads that the completion of the bibliography was delayed for decades.]

A note re a footnote for the Autobiography.

An address for Mrs. Blanche Lucas, of Theodore Goddard & Co., in Edith Russell's hand.

Publicity notice for War Crimes in Vietnam.

Two copies.

"... it is going to be extremely difficult to produce an accurate and full bibliography without the involvement of Mr. Kenneth Blackwell...."

Dictated 23 Mar. 1967.

Copy of letter; contents only.

Name is misspelled "Halina".

Ts. is a correction to Autobiography, v. 1.

Some explanations of points in the Autobiography for the Italian translator.

More explanations and corrections of points in the Autobiography for the Italian translator.