- McMaster University Archives and Research Collections
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- BRPF: Visa campaign for Vietnamese
BRPF: Visa campaign for Vietnamese
series1965, 1967RC0096-378
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- — via McMaster University Archives and Research Collections
- Dates
- 1965, 1967 (indexed as 1965–1967)
- Level
- series
- Extent
- 2.5 cm of textual records (part of 1 box)
- Scope & content
- The series was acquired with Archives 2, the print finding aid for which states: “In the summer of 1965 the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation attempted to bring representatives of the National Liberation Front to Britain for public and private meetings. Visas were denied them by Her Majesty's Government. A public campaign was mounted to win support for the granting of visas." Includes correspondence, typescript copies of statements, and news clippings regarding the campaign to obtain visas for three spokesmen of the National Liberation Front in Southern Vietnam: Professor Nguyen Van Hieu, Dinh Ba Thi, and Pham Van Chuong. Includes letters to editors from The Statesmen and The Times, correspondence with the Home Secretary, and visa application forms for two of three NLF spokesmen. Letters from Russell are typescript copies.
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