Series 381 - BRPF: British Council for Peace in Vietnam

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BRPF: British Council for Peace in Vietnam

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    RC0096-381

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    • 1964-1969 (Creation)

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    1 cm of textual records (part of 1 box)

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    (1872-1970)

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    The series was acquired with Archives 2, the print finding aid for which states: “The BCPV campaigned more for a negotiated settlement in the Vietnam War than for outright victory on behalf of the National Liberation Front. A chief correspondent for the BCPV was Fenner, Lord Brockway, who, with Russell, had opposed the First World War. He and Russell had some sharp disagreements over policy.” The finding aid also lists the names Amicia M. Young, Dick Nettleton, and Barbara Haq.

    Includes circulars inviting involvement in the council, event adverts, a bulletin, and correspondence between Russell and other BRPF members regarding the possible collaboration of the BRPF and the BCPV. The correspondence also contains disagreements on topics such as the International War Crimes Tribunal and policy for opposition of the Vietnam War. Letters from Russell and his staff are typescript copies.

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    Arranged with circulars at the beginning and end of the series; correspondence is arranged chronologically. The arrangement corresponds with the BRACERS document number order.

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        For a listing of the letters in this series, use the advanced search screen of BRACERS. In the “Class” field, enter series number: 381.

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        Box number: 10.13

        Document numbers: 381.175310-381.175348

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