Inventory of the Diana Mitchell papers
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Title: Diana Mitchell papers
Date (inclusive): 1953-2005
Collection Number: 2011C36
Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives
Language of Material:
English
Physical Description:
71 manuscript boxes, 3 card file boxes
(29.2 Linear Feet)
Abstract: The Diana Mitchell Papers document her activities as a social and political activist, journalist, educator, and consultant
in her native Zimbabwe, dating from the late 1950s to the early 2000s. The collection consists of correspondence, writings,
reports, minutes, biographical data, and printed matter.
Creator:
Mitchell, Diana, 1932-
Physical Location: Hoover Institution Library & Archives
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Acquisition Information
Acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 2011.
Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Diana Mitchell Papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives.
Biographical Note
Diana Mitchell was born in Salisbury, Rhodesia (Harare, Zimbabwe), in 1932. She was a school teacher at various schools and
a part-time student at the University of Zimbabwe, where she received her M.A. in African history in 1979.
During much of the late 1950s to early 2000s Mitchell lent her skills to a variety of political parties and movements, beginning
in the late 1950s in Southern Rhodesia with the nascent political parties that sought to bring about a settlement between
the British colonial rulers and African nationalist leaders seeking independence. After the leader of the white-minority Rhodesian
Front, led by Ian Smith, declared the Unilateral Declaration of Independence (or UDI) from Britain in 1965--in its bid to
maintain white minority rule in Rhodesia--Mitchell worked actively to oppose the UDI. She worked in a succession of political
parties, including the United Federal Party (1957-1962), the Rhodesia Party (1963-1965), the multi-racial Centre Party (1967-1977),
and its successor party, the National Unifying Force (1977-1979). In 1974 she ran as an independent candidate for parliament,
campaigning to represent her home district of Highlands North in Salisbury. During this period, she also participated in a
number of social programs, including ones to benefit African school children in Salisbury, and programs advocating rural development
and environmental education.
Following the end of white minority rule and the independence of Zimbabwe in 1980, Mitchell continued to be active in a number
of non-governmental organizations that sought to provide social services and help build the agricultural and educational infrastructure
of the newly independent country. As Zimbabwean ruler Robert Mugabe tightened his grip on power through his political party,
the ZANU-PF, Mitchell found herself drawn once again to organizations advocating on behalf of human rights and freedom of
the press, including several political parties that were formed in opposition to the policies of the ZANU-PF, including the
Forum Party in the early 1990s.
During the pre- and post-independence periods, Mitchell was also a prolific commentator on first Rhodesian, and then Zimbabwean,
political and social issues, regularly publishing articles and op-ed pieces in newspapers both at home and abroad. During
this period she became well-known for a series of biographical reference books on African nationalist leaders from Zimbabwe,
which cemented her reputation as an expert on the political leadership of this land. During the 1990s, Mitchell was also active
in the campaign to oppose the ZANU-PF's draconian laws aimed at restricting non-governmental organizations operating in the
country, known as the PVO (Private Voluntary Organization) Act. In 2003, she and her husband emigrated to England, where she
has continued to comment on developments in her homeland through her writings, including her online blog, "Zimbabwe?Colonial
Relic" (http://z-cr.blogspot.com/).
Scope and Content of Collection
The Diana Mitchell Papers document her activities as a social and political activist, journalist, educator, and consultant
in her native Zimbabwe, dating from the late 1950s to the early 2000s.
The Diana Mitchell Papers are arranged in six broad series reflecting her activities during the past fifty years. The first
series,
Political parties and elections file, contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes of meetings, notes, voter lists, political ephemera, and related material
from the parties she worked for, as well as ephemera she collected from other parties and movements. Of particular note are
documents that reconstruct the founding of several political parties in Rhodesia and Zimbabwe, such as the Centre Party and
Forum Party, as well as extensive material from Mitchell's own campaign for parliament. As a researcher and writer, she kept
extensive subject files of newspaper clippings, documents, and ephemera, most of which are kept elsewhere in this collection.
The section on "Elections," however, has been retained with this series.
The second series of materials,
Civic associations and non-governmental organizations file, documents many of the organizations that Mitchell volunteered for, and in which she often played a key role, ranging from
the Friends of African Schoolchildren Fund in the late 1960s up to organizations advocating human rights, freedom of the press,
and the rights of women in the 1990s. Such files often contain newsletters, correspondence, financial records, printed reports,
and as Mitchell served as the secretary in several of these organizations, there are extensive minutes of the meetings of
such organizations. Many files from these latter years document the efforts of the ZANU-PF regime to restrict the activities
of non-governmental organizations, as well as those organizations' attempts to resist such measures.
The series
Academic materials and writings contains material from Mitchell's academic career, both as a graduate student at the University of Rhodesia in the 1970s,
as well as her teaching career at the Harare Polytechnic Institute in the 1980s. In addition, typescripts and newspaper clippings
of many of her columns and articles, primarily in Rhodesia and Zimbabwe, but also in the United Kingdom, are included. Drafts
of her biographical reference books on Zimbabwean nationalist leaders are included, as is material about her long-time collaborator
on this project, Robert Cary. The subseries of personal correspondence is also included in this series, and often contains
reflections about the political situation in Zimbabwe written by Mitchell to friends abroad, as well as letters to Mitchell
from friends within the country.
The largest series is the
Subject file, which contains newspaper clippings, magazine articles, pamphlets, brochures, ephemera, and at times, correspondence, about
various topics of interest to Mitchell as both an author and a political activist. Many of these files are biographical in
nature, and were often used as background material for her
Who's Who series on Zimbabwean political leaders. Other files are more general in scope, focusing on various social and political issues
in Zimbabwe, and consist primarily of clippings taken from Rhodesian and Zimbabwean newspapers, but which sometimes contain
reports, pamphlets, and other documentation. The
Card file also contains biographical information and background materials for Mitchell's many projects, including the Who's Who publication.
Arrangement
The collection is organized in six groups: Political parties and elections file, Civic associations and non-governmental organizations
file, Academic materials and writings, Subject file, Personal file, and Card file
Related Materials
Kent Bruce Crane Collection, Hoover Institution Library & Archives
A. H. M. Kirk-Greene Papers, Hoover Institution Library & Archives
H. R. G. Howman Papers, Hoover Institution Library & Archives
Zimbabwean Subject Collection, Hoover Institution Library & Archives
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Zimbabwe -- Politics and government
Zimbabwe -- Economic conditions
Zimbabwe -- Social conditions
Political parties and elections file
1956-2002
Scope and Contents note
Contains meeting minutes, memoranda, correspondence, flyers, pamphlets, reports, newsletters, clippings, newspapers, and photographs.
Arrangement note
Arranged in two groups: Political party files and Election materials. Political party files are arranged alphabetically by
name of group
Centre Party
1967-1987
Scope and Contents note
Includes predecessor group "Moral Action Group"
box 1, folder 1-4
General materials
1968-1977
box 1, folder 5
Campaign materials
1969-1980
Scope and Contents note
With National Unifying Force
box 1, folder 10
Flyers and pamphlets
1969-1973
box 2, folder 1-5
Friedman, Wendy
1968-1979
Scope and Contents note
Includes materials relating to Women's Section
box 2, folder 6
Hancock, Ian R.
1978-1981, undated
box 3, folder 8
Meeting announcements
1969-1970
box 4, folder 12-16
Newspapers and news clippings
1969-1976
box 5, folder 1
Personal file
1971-1977
Scope and Contents note
Includes political diary of Diana Mitchell
box 5, folder 2-4
Photographs of party members
1967-1970, undated
box 5, folder 5
Posters and drawings
undated
box 5, folder 7
Race Relations in Industry and Rural Development study
1969
box 5, folder 11
Statement of principles
1969
box 6, folder 2
Women's Section (Salisbury)
1969
box 6, folder 3
Zimbabwe constitution
1979
box 6, folder 4-7
Miscellaneous materials
1978-1986
Forum Party
1992-1994
Scope and Contents note
Includes material from predecessor organization, Forum for Democratic Reform. See also, Civic Associations: National Forum
box 7, folder 10
Manifesto and position papers
1993
box 7, folder 11
Meeting minutes
1992, 1994
Scope and Contents note
Includes minutes of the Electoral Supervisory Commission chaired by Bishop Peter Hatendi (1994)
box 7, folder 12
Meetings and conventions
1992-1993
box 8, folder 4
Notarial deed of trust
1992
box 8, folder 5
Papers, "Blueprint for Zimbabwe,"
1992
box 9, folder 5
Speeches, Enoch Dumbutshena
1992
box 9, folder 7-9
Correspondence, reports, and other materials
1992-1993
box 10, folder 1-3
Correspondence, reports, and other materials
1992-1994
box 10, folder 4-7
Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) press clippings, manifesto, and other printed matter
1999-2000
National Unifying Force (NUF)
1977-1989
box 11, folder 1
Constitution and statement of principles
1978
box 11, folder 6-7
Candidates
1977
Scope and Contents note
Includes Diana Mitchell
box 11, folder 9
Flyers and brochures
1977
box 11, folder 15
Speeches
1977
Scope and Contents note
Includes speeches by Allan Savory
box 11, folder 19
Meeting minutes and notes
1977-1978
box 11, folder 20
Members, messages to
1978-1979
box 11, folder 21
Memoranda and statements
1978-1979
box 12, folder 6-10
Progressive Party correspondence, circulars, and governing documents
1960
box 12, folder 11-21
Rhodesia Party correspondence, statement of principles, and election materials
1963-1964
box 13, folder 1-11
Rhodesia Party memoranda, reports, and other materials
1965-1977
box 14, folder 1-10
United Federal Party meeting minutes, newsletters, and other materials
1956-1966
box 15, folder 1-2
United Federal Party correspondence, policies, and other materials
1957-1961
Various political parties and related materials
box 15, folder 3
African National Council
1978-1979
box 15, folder 4
Conservative Alliance
1987, undated
box 15, folder 5
Movement for Democratic Change
2000-2002
box 15, folder 6-7
Rhodesian Constitutional Association
1966-1968
box 15, folder 8
Rhodesian Parliament booklets
1967-1978
box 15, folder 9
Taylor, Edna campaign materials
1962-1965
box 15, folder 10
Zimbabwe Arts and Writers Association (ZAWA)
1979-1982
box 15, folder 11
Zimbabwe United People's Organization (ZUPO)
undated
box 15, folder 12
Zimbabwe Unity Movement
1989-1990
box 16, folder 1-2
Materials collected by Wendy Friedman
1978-1979
box 16, folder 5-10
Voter rolls, Salisbury, various districts
1964-1974
box 17, folder 1-3
Voter rolls, Salisbury, various districts
1964-1974 (Contd.)
Diana Mitchell, candidacy for parliament seat, Highlands North (Salisbury) district
1974
box 17, folder 4-5
Advertisements and newspapers
1974
box 17, folder 10-11
Opposition, Rhodesia Party and Rhodesian Front
1974
box 17, folder 16
Voter lists (Highlands North)
1974
General materials
1979-2002
box FH20
1990 (Contd.)
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Separated Materials
Box 20:2 was removed and placed in Box FH20 for mold remediation treatment.
box 21, folder 9
Election results
1965-1990
Civic associations and non-governmental organizations file
1966-2005
Scope and Contents note
Contains newsletters, meeting minutes, flyers, pamphlets, correspondence, financial records, and clippings.
Arrangement note
Arranged alphabetically by name of organization
box 22, folder 1
Association of Social Workers (Salisbury Branch)
1979
box 22, folder 2
Association of Women's Clubs
1995-1997
Scope and Contents note
See also National Women?s Council
Business and Professional Leaders Breakfast Club (Harare)
box 22, folder 5
Christian Rural Development Foundation
1975-1978
box 22, folder 6
Committee to Organize Support for a Settlement
1972
box 22, folder 7
Ecumenical Support Services
1997
box 22, folder 8
Foundation for Democracy in Zimbabwe
Friends of African School Children Fund
1967-1970
box 22, folder 12
Bank statements
1969-1970
box 22, folder 20
Minutes of meetings
1967-1970
box 22, folder 21
Students assisted
1967-1970
box 23, folder 1-3
Students assisted
1967-1970 (Contd.)
box 23, folder 4-7
Highlands African Schoolchildren's Fund
1966-1967
box 23, folder 8-9
Highlands Ratepayers Association
1998-2002
box 23, folder 10
Highlands Club Newsletter
1992
box 23, folder 11
Institute for the Advancement of Freedom
1998
box 24, folder 1-4
John Bradburne Memorial Society
1995-2000
Scope and Contents note
Includes interviews conducted by Diana Mitchell. See also Zimbabwe Leprosy Association
box 24, folder 5
Konrad Adenauer Foundation (Harare branch)
1996-2002
box 24, folder 6
Mwengo (workshops for NGO activists)
1996
box 24, folder 7
National Affairs Association
1994-1996
box 24, folder 10-11
Meeting announcements and agenda
1988-1993
box 24, folder 12
Meeting minutes
1981-1988
box 25, folder 1
Meeting minutes
1989-1993
box 25, folder 3
National Women's Council
1988-1989
Scope and Contents note
See also Association of Women's Clubs and Soroptimists
box 25, folder 4
Pachipamwe International Art Workshop
1989-1991
box 25, folder 5
Poverty Reduction Forum
1996-1997
box 25, folder 6
Public Services Medical Aid Society
1989-1990
box 25, folder 7
RESCU Sheltered Employment
1989-1993
box 25, folder 8
Rhodesian Constitutional Association
1966-1967
box 25, folder 9-11
Rhodesian Education Courses in Conservation and the Environment (RECCE)
1971
box 25, folder 12
Soroptimists International
1990
box 25, folder 14
Activity reports
1995-1998
box 25, folder 16
Financial statements
1995-1998
box 26, folder 1
Meeting minutes
1995-1999
box 26, folder 4
Transparency International
1995-1996
box 26, folder 5
Voluntary Organizations in Community Enterprise (VOICE)
1976-1988
box 26, folder 6
The Whitsun Foundation
1975
Willie Musarurwa Memorial Trust
box 27, folder 5
Mundawarara, Silas, obituary and condolences
1997
box 27, folder 6
Meeting announcements
1991-1993
box 28, folder 9
Women for Peace
1976-1978
box 28, folder 10
Women Voter Association of Zimbabwe
1993-1995
box 28, folder 11
Zimbabwe Academic and Non-Fiction Writers Association
1997-1998
box 28, folder 12
Zimbabwe Association for Crime Prevention (ZACRO)
1988-1993
box 28, folder 13-14
Zimbabwe-Britain Society, Harare section
1988-2000
box 29, folder 1-3
Zimbabwe-Britain Society, Harare section
1988-2000
box 29, folder 4
Zimbabwe-Britain Society, London section
2004-2005
box 29, folder 5
Zimbabwe Rights Association
1994-1996
box 29, folder 6
Zimbabwe International Book Fair
1996
box 29, folder 7
Zimbabwe Leprosy Association
1995-2002
Scope and Contents note
See also John Bradburne Memorial Society
box 29, folder 8
Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce
1995
Zimbabwe Women Finance Trust
box 30, folder 3
Zimbabwe Women Lawyers Association
1999
Academic materials and writings
1966-2000
Scope and Contents note
Contains course materials, news clippings, writings, opinion editorials, correspondence, and serial monographs.
Arrangement note
Arranged in three groups: Universities and technical institutes, Writings, and Correspondence
Universities and technical institutes
1973-1984
box 30, folder 4-7
University of Rhodesia, Master's Degree program
1973-1979
box 31, folder 1-7
University of Rhodesia, Master's Degree program
1973-1979 (Contd.)
box 32, folder 1-2
University of Rhodesia, Master's Degree program
1979
box 32, folder 3-5
Harare Polytechnic lesson plans, curriculum, readings, teaching materials
1966-1977
box 33, folder 1-8
Harare Polytechnic lesson plans, curriculum, readings, teaching materials
1981-1983
box 34, folder 1-6
Harare Polytechnic lesson plans, curriculum, readings, course descriptions
1981-1984
box 35, folder 1-11
Newspaper articles, op-ed columns, and other writings
1961-1998
Scope and Contents note
Includes columns under the pseudoym "Mwana Wevhu"
box 36, folder 1
"A Dictionary of Politics in Zimbabwe" proposal
1991
Who's Who: African Nationalist Leaders in (Rhodesia) Zimbabwe, various editions
1974-1983
box 36, folder 3
1977 edition, one volume, co-authored with Robert Cary
box 36, folder 7
Correspondence with
1974-1977
box 36, folder 8
Correspondence about
1977-1978
box 36, folder 9
Documents about Cary
1977-1978, undated
box 36, folder 11
Tributes by Diana Mitchell
1977
box 36, folder 12
Writings by Cary
1975-1977
box 37, folder 1
Correspondence, general
1976-1988
box 37, folder 2
Correspondence, publishers
1974-1981
box 38, folder 3
Unpublished notebooks, written by viewing and analyzing Zimbabwean news broadcasts
1999-2000
Subject file
1953-2005
Scope and Contents note
Contains biographical data, news clippings, government documents, pamphlets, reports, magazines, press releases, and correspondence
Arrangement note
Arranged in two groups, Biographical files on African nationalist leaders and parties and General topics, then alphabetically
by subject
Biographical files on African nationalist leaders and parties
1962-2001
Scope and Contents note
The labels "Box A," "Box B," etc. correspond to inventories of select documents, provided in Boxes 39-41, maintained in original
order
box 39, folder 2-5
African National Council (ANC)-United African National Council (UANC)
1975-1979
box 39, folder 7-10
Zimbabwe African National Union (ZANU)-Zimbabwe African People's Union (ZAPU)
1975-1994
box 40, folder 7
"Box D": Mugabe, Robert
1980-1995
Scope and Contents note
Includes inventory
box 42, folder 3-4
Pre-independence, Nationalist leaders M-N
1963-2003
box 42, folder 5
Occasional paper, no. 2
circa 1975
box 43, folder 3
General, clippings
1984-2001
box 44, folder 2-6
General--Political
1983-2001
box 45, folder 1-2
Non-political office persons
1978-1995
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box 45, folder 3-4
Nationalists vignettes
1990-2001
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box 45, folder 5
Banana, Canaan
1977-1997
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box 45, folder 6
Boka, Roger
1998
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box 46, folder 1
Chinamano, Josiah and Ruth
1959-2001
box 46, folder 2
Chitepo, Herbert
1985-1997
box 46, folder 3
Clutton-Brock, Guy
1977-1978
Scope and Contents note
Includes photograph
box 46, folder 5
Dongo, Margaret
1994-1999
box 46, folder 6-8
Dumbutshena, Enoch
1990-1999
box 46, folder 9
Dumbutshena, Enoch: Manuscript fragments of
The Mad Guerrilla
1990
box 46, folder 10
National heroes
1989-1996
box 48, folder 1
Musarawa, Willie
1976-1989
box 48, folder 3
Sithole, Ndabaningi
1975-2001
box 48, folder 4-7
Sithole, Ndabaningi: ANC minutes of settlement talks, 1977-1978, collected and distributed by N. Sithole
box 49, folder 1
African National Council
1977-2001
box 49, folder 3-7
Australian High Commission, Harare
1989-1990
box 50, folder 1-2
Australian High Commission, Harare
1990-1991
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box 50, folder 3
Banking
1981-2002
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box 50, folder 4
Biographical data, various
1990
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box 50, folder 5
Capricorn Africa Society
1955
undated
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box 50, folder 6
Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace
1979-1994
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box 50, folder 7
Church
1970
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box 50, folder 8
Civil disorder
1997-1998
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box 50, folder 9
Civil service
1996
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box 50, folder 10
Constitution and National Constitutional Assembly
1967-2001
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box 51, folder 1-5
Constitution and National Constitutional Assembly
1967-2001 (Contd.)
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box 52, folder 1-6
Constitution and National Constitutional Assembly
1967-2001 (Contd.)
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box 53, folder 1
Constitution and National Constitutional Assembly
2002
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box 53, folder 2-6
Constitution--Rhodesia
1959-1979
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box 53, folder 7
Courtesy Drive
1975
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box 53, folder 8
Culture
1988-2002
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box 54, folder 2-7
Mark Rove reports
1998-2002
box 55, folder 4
Elections--General
1979-2001
box 55, folder 5
Elections--general
1979-2001
box 56, folder 4-5
Indigenous Business Development Centre (IBDC)
1994-1995
box 56, folder 6
Katz, Alexander
1998-2000
box 57, folder 2
Lancaster House, Constitutional Conference
1979
box 57, folder 3-5
General clippings
1992-2001
box 58, folder 1-2
General clippings
2001-2002
box 58, folder 3
Conference at University of London
1998
box 59, folder 1-3
Legislation--Rhodesia
1961-1977
box 59, folder 5-6
Lutheran World Federation: Agriculture Co-Op Survey Project
1983
box 61, folder 6-7
Non-governmental organizations
1990-2001
box 62, folder 1
Opposition parties
1994-1995
box 62, folder 2-6
Parliament, Rhodesia and Zimbabwe
1969-1998
box 62, folder 8
Pre-independence
1978-1980
box 62, folder 10-12
Race and racism
1953-2002
box 63, folder 1-4
Race and racism
1970-2002
box 63, folder 6
Ministry of Foreign Affairs fact papers
1977-1979
box 63, folder 7
Politics, miscellaneous
1978-1979
box 63, folder 8
Prosecution of R. G. S. Simmonds
1968-1974
box 63, folder 9
Religious groups
1969-1976
box 64, folder 10-11
Stephenson, Francis
1965-1980
Scope and Contents note
Includes official documents relating to Ian Smith
box 65, folder 1
Tourism
1987-1989, undated
box 65, folder 3
Tribal trust lands
1970-1974
box 65, folder 5-6
University of Zimbabwe
1982-1995
box 65, folder 9
Who's Who materials
1986-2002
box 66, folder 1-3
Who's Who materials
1992-2000
box 67, folder 2-5
Department of Information, Press Statements
1985-1986
box 68, folder 1-6
Department of Information, Press Statements
1986-1988
box 69, folder 1-8
Department of Information, Press Statements
1988-1990
box 70, folder 1-8
Department of Information, Press Statements
1990-1993
box 71, folder 2
Zimbabwe Africa National Union-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF)
1995
box 71, folder 3
Zimbabwe Information Group printed matter
1977-1980
box 71, folder 4
Miscellaneous
1974-1981
Scope and Contents note
Includes fragments of writings, script of unidentified play, and other research materials
Personal file
1982-1997
Scope and Contents note
Contains diary entries, correspondence, and invitations
box 71, folder 6-7
Greeting cards and invitations
1982-1991, undated
box 71, folder 8
Personal correspondence
1985-1997
Card file
1956-1994
Scope and Contents note
Contains index cards with notes, biographical data, and reference materials, maintained in original order
box 72
Notes, citations, and related materials on African history, race relations, and research for
Who's Who of African Nationalists
1969-1994
box 73
Notes, citations, and related materials on African history, race relations, and research for
Who's Who of African Nationalists
1969-1994
box 74
Alphabetical name file and biographical data on African leaders and political parties
1956-1990
box FH11
Material not yet described
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