On the verso of Weber-De Hondt's letter to BR, dated 24 April 1960, described at record 63002.
 

Enclosed flyer is titled "Anti Atoombom Mars Nieuwjaarsdag 1962".

An interview is mentioned in her letter.
 

A message of support is included in the body of the telegram.
 

Enclosed are four printed foolscap pages comprising a "Memorandum" on world peace.
 

The original of this letter is reproduced on a printed document following in the file, titled "Replies to World Peace Research Association's Appeal". A Chinese translation is printed beside the reproduction. Included in the document are reproductions of other replies to the appeal.
 

Enclosures are titled "Appeal for World-Wide Total Disarmament on Absolute Equitable Basis.", and "A Brief Report on the World Peace Research Association".
 

Enclosed mimeo is a paper titled "Some Remarks on the Situation of Political Prisoners in Hungary".
 

On the verso of Fabian's letter to BR, dated 26 April 1956, described at record 63012.
 

Names of signatories Gen. William J. Donovan, Norman Thomas, Eleanor Roosevelt, and François Mauriac, typed in, but signed per Vera Rony, secretary. Re the Hungarian uprising.

Enclosed mimeo is titled "Freedom Petition a Petition to the United Nations".

On the verso of Rony's letter to BR, dated 10 Jan. 1957, described at record 63014.
 

Re Tibor Dery.
 

Copy in BR's hand, with signature, written on a transcription of Laszlo Szabo's telegram to BR, dated 26 Sept. 1957.
 

On the verso of BR's telegram to the Hungarian Minister of the Interior, described at record 63017.
 

Included in the letter's text is a letter to The Times, re the trial of 4 prominent Hungarian writers.

The enclosed list is of prospective signatories to the letter, including BR's.
 

On the verso of Ignotus's letter to BR, dated 25 June 1958, described at record 63022.
 

In Edith Russell's hand.
 

In Edith Russell's hand.
 

From the Hungarian Chargé d'Affaires.

On the verso of Martin's letter to BR, dated 17 July 1958, described at record 63030.
 

Also enclosed are newsclips of articles on the International P.E.N. Congress, and writers imprisoned in Hungary.
 

A mimeo copy intended as a press release.
 

On the verso of Ignotus's letter to BR, dated 5 Sept. 1958, described at record 63034.
 

Addressed to the Chargé d'Affaires.

On the verso of Ignotus's letter to BR, described at record 63040.
 

Mimeo copy of a telegram intended as a press release under the auspices of the Hungarian Writers' Association Abroad.

On the verso of Ignotus's letter to BR, dated 8 Oct. 1959, described at record 63042.
 

On the verso of Ignotus's letter to BR, dated 3 Sept. 1959, described at record 63045.
 

On the verso of page two of Ignotus's letter to BR, dated 24 Sept. 1959, described at record 63047.
 

Enclosed ts. is a copy of a press release re the release of several writers from Hungarian prisons.
 

On the verso of Ignotus's letter to BR, dated 5 April 1961, described at record 63056.
 

Two leaflets enclosed, one titled World Congress for World Federation, and the other The World Constitution Association.
 

Not a letter but a "copy of message sent to the Hindustan Times".
 

Enclosed leaflets are titled World Congress for World Federation. India Manifesto, World Congress for World Federation Second Session, and The World a Song Sung at the First World Congress for World Federation.
 

Included in the body of the letter is a report on a Conference for the Reunion of India and Pakistan; enclosed leaflet is titled World Congress for World Federation India a Conference for Re-union of India and Pakistan. Resolution.
 

On the verso of Husain's letter to BR, dated 6 Aug. 1958, described at record 63071.
 

This copy was forwarded to BR.
 

Copy apparently forwarded to BR along with a newsclip from The Statesman, 14 Oct. 1959, of a letter to the editor from Chaudhuri.
 

Copy of enclosed ts. is on the verso.

A message of congratulations on the occasion of Nehru's 70th birthday.
 

Enclosed mimeo is Bulletin No. 1 of the World People-to-People Conference.
 

Re the Berlin crisis.
 

Attached is an address label. Re BR's pacifism and non-violent civil disobedience.
 

A "Representation" to the U.S. and U.S.S.R. governments. The copy was apparently forwarded to BR.
 

Enclosed open letter to "Fellow Citizen" describes the Committee.
 

In this letter Singh encloses a copy of his letter to BR of 28 Jan. 1962, described at record 63085, along with another copy of the mimeo open letter. In addition he encloses a signature form and newsclips from Indian papers re nuclear testing, and a ts. carbon titled "Resolution Adopted at the Public Meeting Held Under the Auspices of the Committee for a Million Signatures to Ban Nuclear Tests at New Delhi on March 12, 1962".
 

Included in the body of the letter is a message.
 

A handwritten copy of a telegram in the form of a message to an Anti-Nuclear Arms Convention in New Delhi.