A carbon copy of the letter with a message. The letter was originally handwritten at the top of the received letter.
 

Re Heinz Brandt.
 

Re BR becoming an honorary member of the West German I.D.K. [Internationale der Kriegsdienstgegner], a war resisters' group.

Written on the verso of a printed invitation to an art exhibition sponsored by the Duke of Bedford in aid of the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation.
 

On verso of the document at record 63032.
 

Written at the foot of received letter, record 62906.
 

Included in the body of the letter is a message.
 

The reply contains a message from BR.
 

Not a letter but a ts. possibly by BR, titled "Extension of Deadline on War Crimes". Attached is an incomplete carbon copy.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement on the German Peace Union".
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement on Emergency Legislation".
 

A message is included in the body of the letter.

A letter to the editor.

Another ts. carbon of this letter is filed as 220.026741, West Germany, F-23b, record 92837.

Enclosed mimeo is a series of press releases consisting of messages sent to the group by prominent individuals. BR's message is the first of the series, to the Student's Congress Against Atomic Weapons, Meeting in Berlin, Germany, on 3-4 Jan. 1959.
 

Stamped on the letter is "World Cultural Council".
 

BR expands on what he wrote in B&R C60.13.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Press Statement" re Ghanaian President Dr. Nkrumah's commutation of death sentences.

Also enclosed is a pamphlet titled L'Affaire Manolis Glezos.
 

Attached mimeo is an open letter dated Athens, 27 June 1959. Re Manolis Glezos.

On the verso of Pym's letter to BR, dated 6 July 1959, described at record 62943.
 

An open form letter with an appeal at the foot for the release of Manolis Glezos. The appeal has been cut off and a note at the top of the mimeo reads: "Signed and sent 21 Oct '60".
 

The correspondent writes on behalf of "The Interned Greek Political Prisoners", seeking the abolition of concentration camps, a general amnesty, and the release of Manolis Glezos.
 

Also sent together "The Political Prisoners in the Concentration Camp, Agios Efstratios, Greece".
 

Copy of letter enclosed in BR's letter to Pym of the same date.
 

Frangos notes he read BR's letter to the editor of Avgi. Avgi, or Avghi as Frangos spells it, was a Greek communist newspaper.
 

Not a letter but a mimeo appeal titled "Appeal for a Conference for an Amnesty for Greek Political Prisoners and for a Return to a Normal Democratic Life".

At the foot is a permission form to allow the signator's name to be used as a sponsor for the proposed conference. This form has been cut off and "Ok" penned beside the request.
 

A form letter.

At the foot of the letter is a form for indicating whether the recipient intended to attend the West European Conference for an Amnesty for Greek Political Prisoners. "No" is penned beside the form.
 

Letter is in Greek, with a translation attached.
 

On the letterhead of the League for Democracy in Greece.

Intended as a press release, headed "For Immediate Publication". BR's letter is dated 26 April 1962, of which a carbon is found earlier in this file.

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Statement Concerning Deportation of My Secretary from Greece". Re Pat Pottle. Attached are two carbon copies of the statement.
 

Attached are three carbon copies of the statement.
 

Ms. by BR with corrections, in Edith Russell's hand, of a statement re Greek political prisoners.

Attached is a typed draft of the statement and a typed carbon copy marked "Unused". The ms. version is headed "Statement 7/5/63 Given to Press".

Following are three carbons which appear to be copies of the final corrected version of the statement.
 

Not a letter but a statement to the press re the resignation of the Karamanlis government. Three carbon copies.
 

A form letter re Greek political prisoners.
 

Not a letter but a press statement titled "Statement by Bertrand Russell on Greek Demonstrations". Two copies.
 

Enclosed receipt is for £4 donated by BR and Edith Russell.

Four copies.
 

Enclosed newsletter is titled "Barnardiana", Barnard College, Columbia University, with an item on the visit of the Queen of Greece to New York.
 

A handwritten draft of this letter appears at the top of Studdert-Kennedy's letter to BR, dated 11 Nov. 1963, described at record 62982.
 

Letter is in Greek; a translation is attached.

The correspondents are prisoners at Heraklion Prison.
 

Also together "The Tubercular Political Detainees of the Prison Prevantorium Amfissa". Postcard is in Greek; a translation is attached.
 

Written on the same sheet as Betty Ambatielos' letter to BR, dated 7 May 1964, described at record 62990.
 

A handwritten draft of this letter appears at the top of Betty Ambatielos' letter to BR, dated 7 May 1964, described at record 62990.
 

A form letter about a march, the letter being titled "Greek Marathon to Athens Easter March".
 

A signed press statement re an amnesty for political prisoners in Greece.

Attached are 4 carbon copies.
 

A press statement re a base in Crete. Two copies.
 

Not a letter but a ts. titled "Message to Marathon Peace March, May 22nd 1965".

Attached is a draft of the message in Edith Russell's hand, and a typed carbon copy.
 

An Easter greeting card.
 

A greeting card from 14 women political detainees on their appreciation to those who helped them; on the occasion of the general amnesty. Two identical unsigned cards with a printed greeting.
 

Also signed by 25 others. The original is in Greek; a translation is attached.

An open letter titled "To All People of Goodwill in Greece and Throughout the World". Re trials before the permanent military court in Athens.
 

Enclosed newsclip is of a an article by Karl Jaspers, taken from Die Welt, 30 Sept. 1958.