Series 379 - BRPF: Vietnam solidarity campaign

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BRPF: Vietnam solidarity campaign

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RC0096-379

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  • 1966-1968 (Creation)

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10 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 Vietnam Solidarity Campaign was formed about June 1966. The Peace Foundation was a leading sponsor. These files--arranged in chronological order--trace the history of the Campaign's activities and its relationships with similar organizations in Britain (such as the Vietnam Ad Hoc Committee). The files are particularly useful for their copies of minutes, articles, pamphlets, form letters, Member's Bulletin, and other forms of propagating the views of the VSC."

Includes correspondence, photocopies and typescript copies of agendas and minutes, circulars and form letters, drafts of press statements, several pamphlets and leaflets, a number of issues of the Vietnam Solidarity Bulletin (June 1966-Nov 1966), and news clippings. Letters from Russell and his staff are typescript copies; includes several photocopies of received letters.

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The documents are loosely arranged chronologically; correspondence is filed a the end of the box and arranged chronologically as well. The arrangement corresponds with the BRACERS document number order.

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Online: For a listing of the letters in this series, use the advanced search screen of BRACERS. In the “Class” field, enter series number: 379.

Print: The print finding aid for Russell Archives 2 contains additional details. See K. Blackwell and C. Spadoni, The Second Archives of Bertrand Russell (Bristol: Thoemmes, 1992), p. 178-179.

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Box number: 10.12

Document numbers: 379.174922-379.175248

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