Schoenman brings to President Tito's attention the articles about "1. The true nature of Western aggression in the Congo. 2. The true nature of the war of atrocity in Vietnam."

BR hopes that Yugoslavia's popular organizations and journals will publicize the work of the International War Crimes Tribunal.

Sarajcic wants to know if BR would send a message to the meeting "Men of Letters and Tourism". This meeting is organized by the International Tourist Year.

All the contributions from distinguished personalities will be published in a book.

BR encloses the message that he wants to be used in the meeting "Men of Letters and Tourism".

The message is militantly against the Vietnam war.

Sarajcic thanks BR for his letter and the message.

BR, Sartre and Dedijer bring to the attention of the editor of Le Monde some recent events that have not been grasped by the world.

In file is a TL copy, document .183236.

BR requests the release of Mihhalov. He holds that Mihhalov has the right to express his views.

BR wants to know if President Tito would call a Pan-European Conference of Socialists and Communists who support Czechoslovakia and oppose NATO.

BR brings to the attention of the editor some recent events that have not been grasped by the world. "Unsent (amended)".

In file are edited versions to the editors of Le Monde and The Times, documents .183234-.183236.

Farley hopes that Sarajcic can get a spokesman from the Embassy to attend the Conference of Socialists and Communists on Czechoslovakia in London.

The Embassy cannot send a spokesman to the conference because of the short notice.

Farley is sending documentation for the Conference on Czechoslovakia.

BR wants to know if President Tito would receive a representative of his to discuss the opportunities and responsibilities of the European Socialist Movement.

In file is a copy in document .183241.

President Tito wil receive BR's representative and discuss the opportunities and responsibilities of the European Socialist Movement. Vrhunec would like BR to inform them of the time and arrival of his representative.

In file is a copy, document .183243.

BR is sending Kenneth Coates, a well-known British socialist, to Belgrade for the discussions.

In file is a copy, document .183245.

Farley gives Zupan the details of the arrival time and location of BR's representative, Kenneth Coates.

Adelakum refers to BR's statement in the Saturday issue of West Africa. Adelakum maintains that Nkrumah himself instigated the bombings against himself.

The Indian Workers' Association is planning a march to protest the mass arrests of Indian communists in India. Joshi requests that the BRPF sponsor and support the meeting.

BR wants to have a Conference of Socialist and Trade Union Forces of the Left in Europe. He wants to consider the positive lessons for the socialist movement on the current situation.

Also in file: 1 other TL(CAR) copy, document .183248.

BR wants to know if Coates' invitation can be extended anew because the subject becomes more important as the days pass.

In file is a copy of this letter, .183249a.

Farley informs Adelakum that if he has any evidence concerning an attempt on Nkrumah's life, he should supply it.

Adelakum thinks Nkrumah arranged the attempt on his life.

The Deputy General Secretary of the Aden Trades Union Congress gladly informs BR that he may be represented at the conference in May.

BR will be sending K.A. Zaki to the Conference of the Aden Trades Union Congress in Sofia. Zaki wants to know if the Congress will pay for his ticket to Sofia and accommodations there.

The Aden Trades Union Congress is pleased to have Zaki at their conference. They are not able to pay his travel expenses, but they will take care of his accommodation.

The Ad Hoc Committee for an Anti-Wallace/LeMay Demonstration is preparing a demonstration against Wallace's fascist campaign. It is asking people to join this opposition to fascism.

At the top is written "Fylnfo".

BR restricts himself to the subject of nuclear war and attendant issues because he considers the danger of nuclear war more important than any other. Schoenman refers Adkins to BR's books on education for the topic of mental characteristics and evolution.

Adkins apologizes to BR for writing him an insulting letter a couple of years ago. Adkins realizes that he was taken in by the propaganda of the U.S. government concerning the war in Vietnam.

The enclosed photos depict the U.S. as Nazi-like.

BR thanks Adkins for the enclosures. He is glad to hear of his new way of thinking.

BR informs Vrhunec that Kenneth Coates is in northern Italy and can easily come to Belgrade.

Also in file: another TL(CAR), document .183251.

BR is delighted by the news that Kenneth Coates may return to Yugoslavia in the near future.

Also in file: another TL(CAR), document .183253.

Adkins mentions a "much-treasured letter about homosexuality" that BR sent him in April 1965 (see record 7760).

BR wonders if President Tito would instruct his ambassador at the UN to connect Yugoslavia with the appeal that BR sent to the Secretary General of the UN. The appeal is in regards to the war in Vietnam.

Also in file: another copy, TL(CAR), document .183255.

BR wants to send a representative to Yugoslavia to discuss the proposals for a European conference.

Also in file: another copy TL(CAR), document .183257.

BR congratulates Kaunda on his electoral victory in Zambia.

Schoenman is delighted to hear about Kaunda's triumph.

BR also wants Schoenman to talk to Kaunda about his views on some current affairs.

"Not sent". BR encloses literature about the recently formed Peace Foundations.

BR wants to know if Kaunda will accept sponsorship of the BRPF. He hopes that with Kaunda's influence in Africa, Kaunda can stop the killing in Rwanda-Urundi.

Schoenman wonders how effective the Foundation will be in Africa and hopes to see Kaunda to discuss this matter.

Kaunda has accepted sponsorship of the BRPF.

BR would like Kaunda to inform him of the developments in Africa. BR asks if he may say Kaunda is the advisor to the Foundation on African affairs.

Adler wants to know if the U.S. should wait for China to attack it since it is trying to dominate Asia.

BR thinks that for the war in Vietnam only the U.S. and the countries that support the U.S. are to be blamed. BR also thinks that the U.S. is behind the problems that China and Indonesia have.

Ady wants BR to read the article that he encloses, called "Diluted Democracy Is No Answer to Communism in Asia", and to tell him if his philosophy is worthwhile.

The article is not present.

Ady wants to persuade Austin to put all colonial territories throughout the world under international control. Also, the UN should take immediate action in East Africa "to put an end to the maladministration of African interests which has given rise to the present emergency in Kenya."

The letter is a copy made much later than 1952.

BR encloses some literature about the newly formed Peace Foundation and hopes that Ady can assist and contribute to it.

Schoenman would like Leonard Boudin to represent the interests of Zambia in the U.S.

Kaunda is grateful for the message BR sent to him and people of the Republic of Zambia.

This is an invitation from the Council of African Organisations for a meeting with the President of Zambia at Africa Unity House.

BR is grateful for Kaunda's contribution to the Foundation and for approving its research.

Ady explains his situation to BR and tells him his life story.

BR is pleased about Kaunda and Ralph's meeting and the prospect for close cooperation through the Lusaka office.

Conor Cruise O'Brien may also be useful for the Department of Human Relations at Zambia University.

Schoenman encloses an article on the Congo. (The article is not present.)

The President thanks Schoenman for his letter.

Schoenman thanks Katilungu for their meeting and encloses a letter to Kaunda.

Schoenman encloses a copy of his article on the Congo. He looks forward to their meeting together in Zambia.

The President thanks Schoenman for his letter.

BR recommends that Ady send his manuscript to Allen and Unwin.

Also in file: another TL(CAR), document .150070.

The High Commissioner thanks Farley for providing a few details about Schoenman's visit to Zambia.

The BRPF has been in touch with the editor of The Guardian, Rangoon, as Ady suggested.

Schoenman is going to be in Dar-es-Salaam on April 2 to meet President Nyerere.

Schoenman's meeting with Kaunda deals with the Foundation being represented in Lusaka and about conducting research there.

Ady is concerned that the IWCT is not following up on the publication of the free articles he has sent the IWCT. He wants a copy of everything that he wrote as it was published.

Schoenman informs Kaunda that he will arrive in Dar-es-Salaam on April 4 to talk with President Nyerere.

BR is very much concerned about the threats to world peace in Vietnam and the Congo. He has certain proposals which Schoenman will present on BR's behalf.

BR hopes that Kaunda will approve and will be able to support the world conference which BR will call in October.

BR is glad that Kaunda was able to meet with Schoenman.

BR wants to know if it will be convenient for Kaunda to meet with him during his visit to London.

The President will have lunch with BR at the Dorchester Hotel in London.

Leonard Boudin, the General Council for the Emergency Civil Liberties Committee in New York, wants an appointment with Kaunda. Schoenman, assumed to be the writer of this unsigned letter, recommends Boudin.

The President thanks BR for the letter he received about Leonard Boudin. He will see Boudin when he arrives in Lusaka.

The BRPF needs Kaunda to send the television footage of the assassination of Kennedy and aftermath taken on 22 November 1963.

This unsigned letter is assumed to be by Schoenman.

Zambia Television does not have a copy of the televison footage of the assassination of Kennedy. It was borrowed from U.S. Information Services.

Ady has written several articles for the press and hopes that BR will read them. Ady thinks they are valuable and that the IWCT is ignoring them.

Ady encloses (not present) "manuscript" copies of three articles he has sent for the use of the IWCT.

BR understands Shastri's feelings regarding the use of preventive detention legislation due to the state of emergency, but asks that Shastri release those arrested as soon as possible. India should use its resources to concentrate on problems such as hunger, unemployment and poverty rather than political activities.

Kaunda would like his name to be withdrawn as one of the sponsors of the BRPF because it is trying American leaders as war criminals.

Stetler informs Ady that his letter and articles have been received, that Miss Wald is no longer employed at the International War Crimes Tribunal, and that Schoenman is abroad.

Schoenman is disappointed to hear Kaunda is withdrawing himself as a BRPF sponsor and hopes that he will remain as a sponsor. Schoenman is sending a copy of BR's "Appeal to the American Conscience" to help clarify his view of the matter. (The appeal is not present.)

BR should have received three manuscripts sent by Ady. Each manuscript represents his personal campaign against racialist imperialism.

Ady would like to work for Foundation and Tribunal in London. He would like BR to send him a message so he could paste it inside The Autobiography of Bertrand Russell.

This is an invitation from the Algerian Ambassador and Madame Khelifa to BR and his wife. They are being invited to the National Day of the Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria.

This printed document is titled "Appel à l'opinion publique internationale". There are at least fifty signatories, printed in alphabetical order. The envelope is no longer extant; it is presumed this document was sent to BR.

This is a business card of Chebila, the Department Chief of External Relations in F.L.N.

BR wants to bring to Souyiah's attention the dangerous situation in Laos and Vietnam.

BR would like Souyiah to inform him if he will be able to sign the statement.

BR is concerned by the use of nuclear weapons and missiles in Israel and Egypt and wonders if Ahmed Ben Bella could undertake a private initiative about it.

Ben Bella is the Prime Minister of Algeria.

BR is going ahead with a conference on the denuclearization of the Mediterranean. He welcomes participation from Algeria and will let Ahmed Ben Bella decide who should come.

BR and his wife cannot attend the reception on Nov. 2. Madame Khelifa was the wife of the ambassador.

BRPF is glad to send a representative to the festival. Schoenman hopes that the festival can provide financial assistance towards the fare.

This is the World Festival of Youth and Students for Solidarity and Peace.

BR has not been able to find out if anyone is going to the President's Conference from Britain. If Britain is not going to be represented in the conference BR would like to send one of his colleagues.

BR wants to establish an association between the BRPF and the Algerian government to help clarify some information about Algeria. Bouteflika was the Foreign Minister of Algeria.

BR agrees with Boumedienne's idea of building socialism in Algeria and on his views about the establishment of democratic forms and guarantees. BR wants to establish an association between the BRPF and the Algerian government. He mentions contact with Loutvi el Khouli.

BR "feels that it is very important to develop serious resistance to conscription for the war in Vietnam among American Negroes."

The Copenhagen session of the International War Crimes was successful. Ady wrote an article called "Racist Imperialism: Portrait of a Victim". He will send it to Stetler after it is published.

Stetler looks forward to hearing again from Ady and is glad Ady told him about his plans with his latest article.

Enclosed is a letter which tells what Ady has done with the article. He also sends a manuscript. Ady still has not received the report about the Copenhagen Tribunal.

Ady sends BR his article "Racist Imperialism: Portrait of a Victim" and asks him for his opinion on it since the article is of autobiographical nature.

Ady writes to Horowitz about an enclosed article that he has also included and why he wants it published.

Ady sends a revised sentence for his "Rascist Imperialism" article. (See record 72292.)

Ady sends a revised sentence for his "Rascist Imperialism" article. (See record 72292.)

BR expresses his appreciation for Nehru's sponsorship of the two Foundations and assures him that the issues separating China and India can be put aside for negotiations to take place.

BR encloses a copy of Kolhatkar's letter in hopes that the Indian government can help provide Kolhatkar with essential assistance.

Ady sends a revised sentence for his "Rascist Imperialism" paper.

Ady is at loss how to proceed with the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation and Bertrand Russell Centre for Social Research. He wants to get them to publish his letter.

Ady wants to find out what happened to his article and the photos that he sent to be published in London Bulletin. He wonders if it will be done at all.

Enclosed with document .150122.

BR is disturbed by the mass arrests in India. He questions the need for such actions and points out "in a democracy people must be punished for specific acts in violation of specific laws, brought to trial with full opportunities of defence."

Ady writes again about his article, and asks if it will be published. Ady also says that his wife is willing to pay for the article to be published.

Ady received a message that his article might be printed and he wants to know the approximate date. Ady asks for the report of the Copenhagen session of the International War Crimes Tribunal.