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Fonds Description
Canadian Peace Congress
Series 1:
Administration
1948-1973
Administration. -- 1948-1991. -- 7.15 m of textual records. -- Title based
on content of series. -- Boxes 1-35.
Note: Correspondence files often contain items in addition to the letters
enumerated such as minutes, circulars, printed materials, address lists,
news clippings, etc.
Box 1:
F.1 Activists, Peace Pilgrim,
1957
F.2 Activists, John and
Sylvia Powell, Julian Schuman, Morton Sobell, 1957-1959
Includes
correspondence, 7 letters
F.3 Activists, Willard
Uphaus, 1956-1961
Includes
correspondence, 3 letters. See Box 41, F.20 for more correspondence
with Uphaus.
F.4 Circulars and Printed,
1953-1959
F.5 Circulars and Printed,
1960-1969
Includes
pamphlet “Nature and Purpose of the Canadian Peace Congress”.
F.6 Circulars and Printed,
1970
F.7 Circulars and Printed,
1971
F.8 Circulars and Printed,
1972-1973
F.9 Circulars called “Peace
Letters”, 1958-1973
F.10 Circulars and Printed on Vietnam
F.11 Conferences, CPC National, May
1949
Contains
one item, “Peace to the People: A Call to a Canadian Peace Congress”.
F.12 Conferences, CPC National, 1950
F.13 Conferences, CPC National, 1972
Contains
statement by the League for Social Action about the resignation of James
G. Endicott who charged that he and the CPC were being manipulated by
the Communist Party.
F.14 Conferences, Congress of the
Peoples for Peace
Vienna,
December 1952
Printed
proceedings, World Council of Peace, with handwritten note that the Canadian
delegates were James G. Endicott and Yvan Ducharme
F.15 Conferences, New Directions for
Peace Movement, April 1973
F.16 Conferences, Peace Conference
of the Asian and Pacific Regions
Peking
(now Beijing) China, 1952
Includes
notes of Eva Sanderson, the CPC delegate. Sanderson was Vice-Chairman
of CPC.
F.17 Conferences, Unidentified in
Toronto, February 1964
Registration
list.
F.18 Conferences, World Assembly for
Peace
Helsinki,
June 1955, printed proceedings, World Council of Peace
F.19 Conferences, World Congress for
General Disarmament and Peace
Moscow,
July 1962
Contains
Bertrand Russell’s “Statement on the US High Altitude Nuclear
Explosion”.
Conferences, World Congress of Peace Forces, Moscow, October 1973. See
Box 4.
F.20 Conferences, World Conference
on Vietnam
Rome,
1973
Includes
two b&w photographs.
F.21 Correspondence, 1955-1960
3
letters
Note:
Correspondence is contained in various files throughout this series, not
just those labelled correspondence.
F.22 Correspondence, 1967-1970
21
letters
F.23 Correspondence, 1971
8
letters
F.24 Correspondence, 1972
95
letters and telegrams
F.25 Correspondence, 1973
107
letters, including letters from several affiliated Peace Councils, and
one from Peter Lougheed, Premier of Alberta.
F.26 Correspondence, 1973 (continued)
100
letters and telegrams, including letters and minutes from several affiliated
Peace Councils, one from Robert L. Stanfield, Leader of the Opposition
and five from Mitchell Sharp, Secretary of State for External Affairs.
F.27 Correspondence, Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada, 1971
2
letters
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia, 1955-1971
4
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa (Edith Holtom), 1969-1971
8
letters, 1 b&w photograph, and a pamphlet by Holtom, “To Prevent
a Third World War: Ottawa Scene, 1948-1968".
Box 2:
F.1 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Saskatoon, 1969
1
letter
F.2 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Toronto Peace Association (TAP), 1951-1973
53
letters, circulars, including a list of “Printed Material Distributed
from April 1961 to January 1964”
F.3 Correspondence, Women’s
International League for Peace and Freedom, 1956-7
15
letters
F.4 Correspondence, World
Council of Peace, 1955-1969
12
letters and telegrams
F.5 Demonstrations, Fort
Erie, 1972
Unsigned
report
F.6 Demonstrations, Ottawa,
1961
F.7 Demonstrations, Toronto,
Rally for Peace and Disarmament, 1960
F.8 Executive
Listing
of Officers, n.d., but James G. Endicott was on the list.
F.9 Financial Records,
1970-1972
F.10 Fund-raising
F.11 Fund-raising, Christmas Appeals,
1963 and 1967
F.12 Minutes, Executive, 1951-1953
F.13 Minutes, Executive, 1954-1955
F.14 Minutes, Executive, [1958]
Note:
One meeting.
F.15 Minutes, Executive, 1962
Note:
One meeting.
F.16 Minutes, Executive, 1969-1970
F.17 Minutes, Executive, 1971
F.18 Minutes, Executive, 1972
F.19 Minutes, Executive, 1973
F.20 Minutes, General Council, 1972
F.21 Minutes, General Council, 1973
Includes
membership list of the Council, Presiding Committee, and Executive Committee.
F.22 Minutes, National Council, 1953-1954
F.23 Minutes, Presiding Committee,
1972
F.24 Minutes, Presiding Committee,
1973
F.25 Minutes, Toronto Peace and Other
Organizations, 1972
F.26 News Clippings, 1970-1973
F.27 News Clippings, South Africa,
1960
F.28 News Clippings, Soviet Union,
1960
F.29 Newsletters, Canadian Far
Eastern Newsletter, 1952-1973, scattered issues
Edited
by James G. Endicott.
F.30 Newsletters, Canadian Far
Eastern Newsletter, 1979-1986, scattered issues
F.31 Newsletters, Peace News
and Peace Newsletter, 1955-1973, scattered issues
F.32 Other Organizations, Affiliates,
Circulars and Printed, Canada/USSR Assn.
F.33 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, 1950-1969
F.34 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, 1970
F.35 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, 1971-1973
F.36 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian on South Africa, 1958-1966
F.37 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, International on South Africa, 1957-1960
F.38 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Toronto Disarmament Committee, 1960-1961
F.39 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, United Nations, 1955-1960, undated
F.40 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Vietnam, 1967-1970
F.41 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom,
1951-1961
F.42 Other Organizations, Minutes,
ad hoc committee on Vietnam, 1972-1973
Box 3:
F.1 Peace Councils, Circulars
and Printed, 1973
F.2 Peace Councils, Circulars
and Printed, Lakehead, 1962
F.3 Peace Councils, Circulars
and Printed, Toronto Association for Peace, 1955-1973
Financial
statements, news clippings, reports including one on the founding of TAP
in December, 1948.
F.4 Presidents (then called
Chairmen), James G. Endicott
Speeches,
including his speech to the Toronto Peace Conference in December 1948,
“A Call to Peace” both in mimeo and pamphlet form, biographical
data, news clippings, statement by Eva Sanderson on Endicott’s resignation
in 1972.
F.5 Presidents, John H.
Morgan
Speeches,
1960-1961, biographical data
F.6 Press Releases, 1957-1973
F.7 Reports, Activities,
1948-1972
Includes
brief summaries of the December 1948 and May 1949 meetings.
F.8 Reports, John H. and
Jeannette Morgan, 1972, n.d.
F.9 Reports, Eva Sanderson
Regarding
the Canadian Mothers’ Committee on the Delegation to the United
Nations, 1957.
F.10 Reports, Jean Vantour, 1973
Includes
a national tour she made in 1973. Vantour was Executive Secretary of the
CPC for many years.
F.11 Research, Circulars and Printed,
China
Includes
Constitution of Communist Party of China
F.12 Visits, Soviet Peace Group to
Canada, 1967
F.13 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed, 1955-1972
Includes
pamphlets “What Is The World Council of Peace” and “The
Story of the World Council of Peace”. A CPC member has left a note
in the latter pamphlet saying that this is the only extant copy.
F.14 World Peace Council, Meetings,
Warsaw, 1973
F.15 World Peace Council, World Peace
Movement, Resolutions and Documents, 1954
F.16 Unidentified
Agenda,
itinerary
Box 4:
Conferences, World Congress of Peace Forces, Moscow, October 1973
F.1 Appeal
F.2 Correspondence, Canadian
Preparatory Committee
37
letters
F.3 Delegates, Canadian
F.4 Minutes, Canadian
Preparatory Committee
F.5 Plans and Press Releases,
Canadian
F.6 Consultative Meeting,
Moscow, March 1973
F.7 Consultative Meeting,
Warsaw, May 1973
F.8 Consultative Meeting,
Basel, June 1973
F.9 Consultative Meeting,
Moscow, July 1973
F.10 List of Participants
F.11 News clippings
F.12 Post-Conference meetings
F.13 Press Releases
F.14 Printed materials
F.15 Reports
F.16 Reports from Canadian delegates
F.17 Rules of Procedure
F.18 Speeches
F.19 Working Papers
1974
Box 5:
F.1 Circulars, on NORAD
F.2 Circulars, issued
by Toronto Association for Peace
F.3 Conferences, CPC Biennial,
April 1974
F.4 Conferences, Assembly
for a New Canadian Foreign Policy
F.5 Conferences, International
NGO Conference against Apartheid and Colonialism in Africa
F.6 Conferences, World
Disarmament
F.7 Correspondence, Canadian
government and other Members of Parliament and officials
43
letters, including letters from Mitchell Sharp and Allan J. MacEachen,
Secretaries of State for External Affairs, Robert J. Stanfield, Leader
of the Opposition, and David Lewis, Leader, New Democratic Party
F.8 Correspondence, Conseil
québécois de la paix
10
letters
Note: Correspondence with affiliates and peace councils under the CPC
umbrella was often filed with General Correspondence in addition to name
specific files throughout the Administrative Series.
F.9 Correspondence, General,
January-May
96
letters
F.10 Correspondence, General, June-December
118
letters
Note: Most of the Peace Council files also contain circulars; some have
minutes, reports and membership lists as well. This applies to the entire
Administrative Series.
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
26
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
5
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
10
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
7
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Guelph
5
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Halifax
10
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
3
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamsack
6
letters
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
London
7
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
31
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
9
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Peterborough
3
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatchewan
16
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
22
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sydney
1
letter
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
8
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Vernon
l
letter
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
8
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Windsor
3
letters
F.30 Correspondence, People’s
Charter
14
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Tours
54
letters
F.32 Correspondence, World Peace Council
27
letters
F.33 Minutes, Executive Board
Includes
membership list, circulars.
F.34 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.35 Minutes, Presiding Committee
F.36 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Africa
F.37 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Australia
F.38 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cambodia
F.39 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Chile
F.40 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Germany
F.41 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Greece
F.42 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Guyana
F.43 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Indonesia
F.44 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Iraq
F.45 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Vietnam
F.46 Press Releases
F.47 Reports
Includes
reports on the World Congress of Peace Forces; lengthy ts. by Jean Vantour
F.48 Reports, John H. and Jeannette
Morgan
Box 6:
F.1 World Congress of Peace
Forces, Circulars and Printed
See
also reports in Box 5.
F.2 World Peace Council,
Bulletins
F.3 World Peace Council,
Circulars and Printed
F.4 World Peace Council,
Circulars and Printed (cont.)
F.5 Word Peace Council,
Indo-China Newsletter
F.6 World Peace Council,
Latin America Today
F.7 World Peace Council,
Middle East Newsletter
F.8 World Peace Council,
Spotlight on Africa
1975
Box 7:
F.1 Circulars and Printed
F.2 Circulars and Printed,
on NORAD
F.3 Conferences, Assembly
to Save the Peace Agreements
F.4 Conferences, International
Conference of Solidarity with the Independence of Puerto Rico
F.5 Conferences, U.S.
National on Military Spending
F.6 Conferences, World
Peace Council on Multinationals, Peace and Detente
F.7 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Communist Party of Canada
2
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Canadian
Arab Federation
2
letters
F.9 Correspondence, Canadian
and Ontario Governments
22
letters, including one from William G. Davis, Premier of Ontario; Edward
Broadbent, Leader, New Democratic Party; André Ouellet, Minister,
Consumer and Corporate Affairs
F.10 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
9
letters
F.11 Correspondence, Disarmament
2
letters
F.12 Correspondence, General
118
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Labour Federations
10
letters
F.14 Correspondence, New Democratic
Party
1
letter
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
27
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
3
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
18
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
1
letter
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Guelph/Kitchener
1
letter
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Halifax
11
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
1
letter
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamsack
5
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
London
1
letter
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
21
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Nanaimo
1
letter
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
2
letters. Also includes mimeo by Robert R. Wright, “Some Reflections
on the State of the Canadian Peace Movement” which discusses CPC
involvement with the Soviet bloc.
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatchewan
11
letters
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
12
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sydney
14
letters
F.30 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
5
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
1
letter
F.32 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Vernon
1
letter
F.33 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
1
letter
F.34 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Windsor
9
letters
F.35 Correspondence, World Congress
of Peace Forces
6
letters
F.36 Correspondence, World Peace Council
14
letters
F.37 Minutes, Executive Board
F.38 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.39 News clippings
F.40 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Africa
F.41 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Argentina
F.42 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Chile
F.43 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cyprus
F.44 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.45 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Guyana
F.46 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Hiroshima
F.47 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Indonesia
F.48 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, International Women’s Year
F.49 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, People’s Assembly
F.50 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Portugal
F.51 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Spain
F.52 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Vietnam
Includes
2 b&w photographs
F.53 Other Organizations, List of
Fraternal Organizations in Toronto
F.54 Press Releases
F.55 Presidents, John H. Morgan
Correspondence,
news clippings, reports, biographical data
F.56 Reports
By
Edna Meakes and Kay MacPherson on the non-violent demonstration of Greek
Cypriot women in Cyprus.
By
Art Jenkyn on World Peace Council conference in Czechoslovakia.
F.57 Serigraph
“Santa
Lucia”, no. 51/100 by José Reslofs (?)
F.58 World Congress of Peace Forces,
Circulars and Printed
F.59 World Peace Council, Circulars
F.60 World Peace Council, Spotlight
on Africa
1976
Box 8:
F.1 Conferences, CPC Biennial
F.2 Conferences, World
Conference Against A and H Bombs
Includes
3 b&w photographs taken in Japan
F.3 Conferences, World
Conference to End the Arms Race
F.4 Conferences, World
Peace Conference on Development
F.5 Conferences, York
International Forum on Disarmament
F.6 Correspondence, Conseil
québécois de la paix
2
letters
F.7 Correspondence, General
26
letters
F.8 Correspondence, International
Commission of Enquiry into the Crimes of the Military Junta in Chile
2
letters
F.9 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, British Columbia
17
letters, 2 colour photographs
F.10 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
3
letters
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
10
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
1
letter
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Guelph/Kitchener
2
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
4
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamsack
2
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
33
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
3
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
4
letters, 6 colour slides
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatchewan
11
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
14
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
1
letter
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
8
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Vernon
1
letter
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
3
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Windsor
7
letters
F.26 Correspondence, World Congress
of Peace Forces
4
letters
F.27 Minutes, Executive Board
Includes
speech of Romesh Chandra, World Peace Council, to the Board
F.28 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.29 Other Organizations, Affiliates,
Circulars and Printed, Canada/USSR Assn.
F.30 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Africa
Includes
Minutes
F.31 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cyprus
F.32 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.33 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Zionism
Includes
an unidentified ts.
F.34 Presidents, John H. Morgan
Correspondence,
11 letters
F.35 Reports
By
Jean Vantour on the New Stockholm Appeal; also b&w photograph of Vantour.
1977
Box 9:
F.1 Conferences, World
Assembly of Builders of Peace
F.2 Correspondence, General
8
letters and telegrams
F.3 Correspondence, Native
Peoples
12
letters
F.4 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, British Columbia
20
letters
F.5 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Calgary
6 letters
F.6 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Edmonton
10
letters
F.7 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Fraser Valley
5
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, London
2
letters
F.9 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Manitoba
15
letters
F.10 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
4
letters
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Oshawa
2
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
3
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
6
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
11
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
8
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
2
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
5
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Windsor
1
letter
F.19 Correspondence, World Council
of Peace
7
letters
F.20 Disarmament, Circulars and Printed
F.21 Minutes, Executive Board
F.22 Minutes, Executive Committee
Box 10:
F.1 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, New Democratic Party
F.2 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, People’s Assembly on Canadian Foreign Policy
F.3 Presidents, John H.
Morgan
Correspondence,
13 letters; speech, report, biographical data
F.4 Testimonial Dinner
for Hans Blumenfeld
Correspondence,
2 letters; program, speech, financial statement, list of names, invitation,
news clipping. See Box 46, F.15 and Box 55, F.22 for photographs
of this event.
F.5 World Peace Council,
Circulars
1978
Box 11:
F.1 Circulars
Includes
World Peace Council pamphlet, “Word Peace Council: What It Does”
with CPC insert pasted in.
F.2 Conferences, CPC Biennial
F.3 Conferences, CPC 30th
Anniversary Celebration
Correspondence,
8 letters including one from Edward Broadbent of the New Democratic Party
and Alfred Dewhurst of the Communist Party of Canada; guest book, invitation,
program, press releases, news clippings
F.4 Conferences, Canadian
Assembly on Disarmament
F.5 Conferences, International
Forum on Stop the N-Bomb
F.6 Conferences, International
NGO on Disarmament
Includes
4 b&w photographs
F.7 Conferences, International,
various
F.8 Correspondence, Ban
the Neutron Bomb
2
letters, signed petitions including one signed by June Callwood
F.9 Correspondence, General
4
letters
F.10 Correspondence, People’s
Assembly on Canadian Foreign Policy
1
letter
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
22
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
3
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
7
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
1
letter
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
11
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamsack
1
letter
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
19
letters
Box 12:
F.1 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Niagara
1
letter
F.2 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Oshawa
2
letters
F.3 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Ottawa
5
letters
F.4 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Regina
6
letters
F.5 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Saskatoon
7
letters
F.6 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Sudbury
2
letters
F.7 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Sydney
3
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Thompson
1
letter
F.9 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Thunder Bay
6
letters
F.10 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Peace Association
1
letter
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Windsor
4
letters
F.12 Correspondence, World Peace Council
7
letters, Canadian Report on the New Stockholm Appeal, biographical data
on Romesh Chandra, secretary-general of the WPC
F.13 Minutes, Executive Board
Includes
CPC and Soviet Peace Committee communique
F.14 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.15 Presidents, John H. Morgan
Pamphlet
prepared by Morgan on the neutron bomb, news clippings, biographical data
F.16 World Peace Council, Circulars
1979
Box 13:
F.1 Conferences, CPC Ontario
Conference
F.2 Conferences, International
Emergency Conference in Support of Vietnam
F.3 Conferences, International,
Various
F.4 Conferences, World
Conference for Solidarity with the People of Nicaragua
F.5 Conferences, World
Conference of Solidarity with the Arab Peoples
F.6 Conferences, World
Peace Council Presidential Committee, Panama
F.7 Conferences, World
Peace Council Presidential Committee, Prague
F.8 Conferences, World
Peace Council Special Sessions
F.9 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Trade Union Committee for Peace
2
letters, lists
F.10 Correspondence, Canadian government
and other Members of Parliament and officials
32
letters, including one each from Prime Ministers Joe Clark and Pierre
Trudeau, and one from Secretary of State for External Affairs, Flora MacDonald
F.11 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
8
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Cyprus
3
letters
F.13 Correspondence, General
133
letters, including letters to affiliates and peace councils
F.14 Correspondence, Netherlands
1
letter
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
27
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
2
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
11
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
1
letter
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Guelph
2
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
3
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamsack
1
letter
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
11
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
6
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Oshawa
3
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
7
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
12
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sudbury
1
letter
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thompson
2
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
6
letters
F.30 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
2
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sydney
4
letters
F.32 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
6
letters
F.33 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Windsor
5
letters
F.34 Correspondence, People’s
Assembly on Canadian Foreign Policy
3
letters
F.35 Correspondence, Vietnam
5
letters and telegrams
F.36 Correspondence, World Peace Council
and United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO)
15
letters
F.37 World Peace Council (Ray Stevenson)
13
letters
F.38 Disarmament, Circulars and Printed
F.39 Minutes, Executive Board
Includes
letter from Young Communist League of Canada asking for affiliation and
reply granting the affiliation
F.40 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.41 News clipping re Anti-Soviet
mania
F.42 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.43 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Africa
F.44 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Ethiopia
F.45 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, New Democratic Party
F.46 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Palestine
F.47 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Soviet Peace Committee
Includes
pamphlet concerning the Committee, it history and activities.
F.48 Press Releases
F.49 Presidents, John H. Morgan
7
letters, reports, 1 b&w photograph of Morgan
F.50 World Peace Council, Circulars
F.51 World Peace Council, Special
Session in Berlin, Bulletins
1980
Box 14:
F.1 Circulars
F.2 Conferences, CPC Biennial
F.3 Conferences, CPC Biennial,
Correspondence
Includes
correspondence, 17 letters and telegrams, including one from John Sewell,
Mayor of Toronto.
F.4 Conferences, CPC Biennial,
Registrations
F.5 Conferences, CPC Biennial,
Speeches
Various
tss. of speech by Victor Perlo
F.6 Conferences, CPC Summer
School
Includes
correspondence, 9 letters
F.7 Conferences, Global
Conference on the Future
F.8 Conferences, People’s
Assembly on Canadian Foreign Policy
Conferences, World Parliament of Peoples for Peace: see Box 15
F.9 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Trade Union Peace Committee
8
letters
F.10 Correspondence, Canadian government
and other Members of Parliament and officials
22
letters, including one letter from Flora MacDonald, Secretary of State
for External Affairs, and one from Lloyd Axworthy, Minister of Employment
and Immigration
F.11 Conseil québécois
de la paix
12
letters
F.12 Correspondence, General
155
letters, including correspondence with Communist Party of Canada and the
Young Communist League
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
14
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
1
letter
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
13
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
8
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
4
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamloops-Shuswap
3
letters
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
5
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
1
letter
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
11
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
15
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sault Ste. Marie
6
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sudbury
9
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sydney
3
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
3
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
8
letters
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Vernon
4
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
2
letters
F.30 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Windsor
2
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Soviet Peace
Committee
3
letters
F.32 Correspondence, U.S. Peace Council
5
letters
F.33 Correspondence, World Peace Council
32
letters and telegrams
F.34 Fund-raising, Appeals
F.35 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.36 Minutes, National Board
Includes
a list of Toronto peace organizations
F.37 Minutes, Officers
F.38 Minutes, Youth Committee for
Peace
F.39 News clippings
F.40 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.41 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Australia
F.42 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.43 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Guyana
F.44 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, South Africa
F.45 Petitions, Peace is Everybody’s
Business
F.46 Policy, Draft Statement by Nicholas
Prychodko, n.d.
F.47 Visits, Soviet Peace Committee
Visit to Canada
F.48 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed
F.49 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed (cont.)
Box 15:
World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace
F.1 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace
F.2 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace (cont.)
F.3 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace, Canadian delegates
F.4 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace, CPC circulars
F.5 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace, Correspondence
F.6 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace, News clippings
F.7 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace, Notes
F.8 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace, Printed
F.9 Conferences, World
Parliament of Peoples for Peace, Submissions by the CPC on “Transnational
Corporations”
F.10 Conferences, World Parliament
of Peoples for Peace, Travel
1981
Box 16:
F.1 Circulars
F.2 Conferences, CPC Affiliates
Note:
This Conference was proposed by the Canadian Portuguese Democratic Association
F.3 Conferences, CPC Ontario
F.4 Conferences, CPC Summer
School
F.5 Conferences, Atoms
for War and Peace--The Saskatchewan Connection
F.6 Conferences, International
Conference Against the Arms Race, Stockholm
F.7 Conferences, International
Conference in Solidarity with Syria
F.8 Conferences, International
Peace Research Association, Geneva Park, Ontario
F.9 Conferences, International
Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War
F.10 Conferences, World Conference
of Solidarity with Libya
Note:
Attended by John Ferris. See F.25 in this box and audio cassette no. 11,
Box 52.
F.11 Correspondence, Affiliates, Canada/USSR
Association
1
letter
F.12 Correspondence, Canadian government
and other Members of Parliament and officials
10
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
3
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Disarmament
5
letters
F.15 Correspondence, General
56
letters. Note: 21 undated telegrams were found with 1981 and 1982 dated
material and were placed here by the archivist.
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
18
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
4
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
12
letters
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
3
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
2
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamloops-Shuswap
8
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
6
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
1
letter
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
19
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sault Ste. Marie
6
letters
Box 17:
F.1 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Sudbury
7
letters
F.2 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Sydney
1
letter
F.3 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Thunder Bay
6
letters
F.4 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Toronto Association for Peace
4
letters
F.5 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Victoria
5
letters
F.6 Correspondence, World
Peace Council
12
letters
F.7 Minutes, Executive
Board
F.8 Minutes, Executive
Committee
F.9 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed
F.10 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.11 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, New Democratic Party
F.12 Peace Councils, Lethbridge
List
of members
F.13 Petitions, Peace is Everybody’s
Business
Includes
correspondence, 17 letters including a brief letter from Gary Lautens
F.14 Presidents, John H. Morgan
Ts.
report of Morgan’s visit to peace organizations in New York
F.15 Press Releases
F.16 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed
Includes
pamphlet, “Rules and Regulations”
F.17 World Peace Council, Meetings,
Havana
Includes
notes by an unidentified Canadian delegate
1982
Box 18:
Campaigns: see Box 19
F.1 Circulars and Printed
F.2 Conferences, CPC Biennial
Includes
correspondence, 5 letters, including one from Ed Asner. It was at this
conference that Gordon Flowers was elected to replace Jean Vantour as
Executive Secretary. His title quickly changed to Executive Director.
F.3 Conferences, Canadian
Conference in Solidarity with the Liberation Struggles of the Peoples
of Southern Africa
F.4 Conferences, International
Conference on the Middle East Problem and the Dangers of the Imperialist
Military Build-up
F.5 Constitutions, Draft
of CPC Constitution
F.6 Correspondence, Canadian
government and other Members of Parliament and officials
13
letters and telegrams
F.7 Correspondence, Congress
of Canadian Women
1
letter
F.8 Correspondence, Conseil
québécois de la paix
8
letters
F.9 Correspondence, Disarmament
5
letters
F.10 Correspondence, General
92
letters, including one from Ed Asner
F.11 Correspondence, Labour
6
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
12
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
8
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
9
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
3
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
8
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamloops-Shuswap
3
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamsack
l
letter
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Lethbridge
2
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
15
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
2
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
14
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
2
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sault Ste. Marie
2
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sudbury
3
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thompson
2
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
4
letters
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
1
letter; among the circulars is one titled “A Directory of Toronto
Groups Involved in Issues of Militarism, Disarmament and Peace”
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Vernon
3
letters
F.30 Correspondence, World Peace Council
13
letters
F.31 Demonstrations, Against the Cruise
Missile, Ottawa, 30 October
Includes
an article about James G. Endicott
F.32 Demonstrations, Against the Cruise
Missile, Toronto, 30 October
Note:
A counter-demonstration to Ottawa organized by CPC
F.33 Disarmament, Demonstrations,
New York, 12 June
F.34 Disarmament, News clippings
F.35 Disarmament, United Nations Special
Session on
F.36 Disarmament, United Nations Special
Session on, Correspondence
5
letters
F.37 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.38 Minutes, National Board
Note:
Formal minutes not extant in file
F.39 News clippings
F.40 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.41 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian Cyclists for Peace
F.42 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cruise Missile
Includes
press releases from the Communist Party of Canada
F.43 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.44 Petitions, Peace Is Everybody’s
Business
Includes
correspondence, 24 letters
F.45 President, John H. Morgan
2
letters
F.46 Press Releases
F.47 Visits, Senator Nino Pasti to
Canada
Includes
correspondence, 7 letters, and itinerary
F.48 Visits, World Peace Council delegation
to Canada
Includes
correspondence, 3 letters, and itineraries
F.49 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed
1982-1983
Nuclear Free Zones Campaign
Box 19:
F.1 Circulars and Printed
F.2 Circulars, Canadian
F.3 Circulars, International
F.4 Correspondence
22
letters
F.5 News clippings
F.6 Notes
1983
Box 20:
F.1 Campaigns, Peace Petition
Caravan Campaign
F.2 Circulars
F.3 Conferences, CPC Ontario
F.4 Conferences, Soviet
and Foreign Movements for Disarmament and Peace
Conferences, World Assembly for Peace and Life, Against Nuclear War: see
Box 21
F.5 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Canadians Concerned About South Africa
2
letters
F.6 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Communist Party of Canada
3
letters
F.7 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Committee for Racial Equality
2
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Affiliates,
United Jewish People’s Order
2
letters
F.9 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Federation of Russian Canadians
4
letters
F.10 Correspondence, Bike for Peace
1
letter
F.11 Correspondence, Canadian government
and other Members of Parliament and officials
8
letters, including one from Erik Nielsen, Leader of the Opposition
F.12 Correspondence, Congress of Canadian
Women
2
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
7
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Disarmament
2
letters
F.15 Correspondence, General
95
letters and telegrams
F.16 Correspondence, Nicaragua
2
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Ontario MPP’s
2
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Brandon
1
letter
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
15
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
5
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Comax
1
letter
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
11
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
3
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Halifax
2
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
10
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamloops-Shuswap
1
letter
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamsack
1
letter
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Lethbridge
1
letter
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
8
letters
F.30 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Muskoka
3
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Nanaimo
1
letter
F.32 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
4
letters
F.33 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Oshawa
1
letter
F.34 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
5
letters
F.35 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
9
letters
F.36 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
12
letters
F.37 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sault Ste. Marie
2
letters
F.38 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sudbury
1
letter
F.39 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sydney
2
letters
F.40 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thompson
8
letters
F.41 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
6
letters
F.42 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
3
letters
F.43 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Vernon
1
letter
F.44 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
2
letters
F.45 Correspondence, World Peace Council
18
letters
F.46 Demonstrations, Anti-War Demonstration
in Moscow
Circular
letter from Soviet Peace Committee, 12 b&w photographs
Note:
A poster for this demonstration is housed with the over-sized posters
in map cabinet 31.
F.47 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.48 Minutes, National Board
F.49 Minutes, Officers
F.50 News clippings
F.51 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.52 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cruise Missile
F.53 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.54 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Labour
F.55 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Soviet Peace Committee
F.56 Other Organizations, Minutes,
World Assembly for Peace and Life and Against Nuclear War
F.57 Other Organizations, Statement
by Youth Action on Communist Party of Canada, Marxist-Leninist
F.58 Peace Councils, Brampton, Circulars
and Printed
Petitions: see Campaigns, Peace Petition Caravan Campaign, F.1
F.59 Presidents, John H. Morgan
Includes
correspondence, 3 letters, draft of Christmas Appeal, ms. of speech, news
clippings
F.60 Press Releases
F.61 Press Releases, Soviet Embassy,
Canada
F.62 Visits, CPC to Soviet Union
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter
F.63 Visits, Soviet Peace Committee
to Canada
Incudes
correspondence, 29 letters and telegrams (one from George Ignatieff),
press releases, itinerary
F.64 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed
1983
World
Assembly for Peace and Life Conference
Box 21:
F.1 Conferences, World
Assembly for Peace and Life, Against Nuclear War, Prague, Czechoslovakia,
1983
F.2 Bulletins and Reports
F.3 CPC Circulars
F.4 CPC Correspondence
79
letters
F.5 Canadian Delegates
F.6 Delegates
F.7 Dialogues
F.8 News clippings
F.9 Photograph, 1 b&w
F.10 Printed Materials
F.11 Report by Gordon Flowers, CPC
Executive Director
F.12 Travel and Other Notes by Gordon
Flowers
1984
Box 22:
F.1 Campaigns, Peace Petition
Caravan Campaign
Includes
correspondence, 6 letters
F.2 Campaigns, Peace Petition
Caravan Campaign, continued
F.3 Circulars
F.4 Conferences, CPC Biennial
F.5 Conferences, CPC Biennial,
Correspondence
23
letters
F.6 Conferences, Consultative
Group on Arms Control and Disarmament
Note:
This is the conference package of delegate Mary Eryl Court, Unitarians
for Peace
F.7 Conferences, Conference
of Representatives of Peace, Disarmament and Anti-War Movements from Europe
and North America
F.8 Conferences, Soviet
Peace Committee, 2nd Information Meeting-Dialogue of Representatives of
Various Anti-war Organizations of Western Europe, USA and Canada in Moscow
F.9 Conferences, World
Dialogue on the Prevention of Nuclear War, For Disarmament and Peace,
Toronto. See also: Box 45, F.3
Note:
This conference was organized by the CPC.
F.10 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Circulars
F.11 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Correspondence
73
letters and telegrams
F.12 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Invitations
F.13 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Media
F.14 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Organizing Committees
F.15 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Notes by Gordon Flowers and Others
F.16 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Poster Design
F.17 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Registrations
F.18 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Registrations (continued)
F.19 Conferences, World Dialogue,
Sponsors
F.20 Correspondence, Canadian government
and other Members of Parliament and officials
15
letters, including one from Edward Broadbent, Leader of the New Democratic
Party. Also includes “Statement from the Canadian Peace Congress
to the Standing Committee for External Affairs and National Defence”
F.21 Correspondence, Chief Electorial
Officer
2
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
3
letters
F.23 Correspondence, General
57
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
13
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
2
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
6
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
1
letter
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Halifax
6
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
2
letters
F.30 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamloops-Shuswap
2
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Lethbridge
4
letters
F.32 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
3
letters
F.33 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Muskoka
2
letters
F.34 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
3
letters
F.35 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
5
letters
Box 23:
F.1 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Regina
5
letters
F.2 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Sault Ste. Marie
1
letter
F.3 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Saskatoon
9
letters
F.4 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Sydney
2
letters
F.5 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Thompson
1
letter
F.6 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Thunder Bay
1
letter
F.7 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Toronto Association for Peace
5
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Victoria
1
letter
F.9 Correspondence, Soviet
Embassy, Canada
2
letters
F.10 Correspondence, Soviet Peace
Committee
1
letter
F.11 Correspondence, World Festival
of Youth and Students
1
letter
F.12 Correspondence, World Peace Council
8
letters
F.13 Lists, Canadian Peace Groups
Petitions: see Campaigns, Peace Petition Caravan Campaign, Box
22, F.1
F.14 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.15 Minutes, Officers
F.16 News clippings
F.17 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
Includes
Minutes
F.18 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Chile
F.19 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.20 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Hungary
F.21 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Italy
F.22 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Labour
F.23 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, New Democratic Party
F.24 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Nicaragua
F.25 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, South Africa
Includes
Minutes
Box 24:
F.1 Presidents, John H.
Morgan
Correspondence,
1 letter, reports, biographical data
F.2 Press Releases
F.3 Reports by Gordon
Flowers
F.4 World Peace Council,
Circulars
Includes
large colour flyer, “What Is the World Peace Council?”
1985
Box 25:
F.1 Affiliates, Circulars
and Printed, Communist Party of Canada
F.2 Canada, Special Joint
Committee of the Senate and House of Commons on Canada’s International
Relations
Includes
submission from Communist Party of Canada
F.3 Circulars and Printed
Includes
pamphlet by Fred Weir, “The Real Facts About NORAD”
F.4 Conferences, Ontario
Peace Conference
F.5 Conferences, Canadian
Peace Alliance
Note:
The Canadian Peace Alliance was an alliance of many peace groups including
the CPC.
F.6 Conferences, Planning
Committee for the Canadian Peace Convention
F.7 Conferences, Planning
Committee for the Canadian Peace Convention (continued)
F.8 Conferences, CSCE
Countries at Kiljava
Includes
one colour photograph taken by CPC delegate
F.9 Conferences, International
F.10 Conferences, Third Vienna Dialogue
F.11 Conferences, World Peace Council
Standing Commission on Disarmament
F.12 Correspondence, Canadian government
and other Members of Parliament and officials
75
letters including letters from Brian Mulroney, Jean Chrétien, John
Turner, Joe Clark, Ray Hnatyshyn, Pauline Jewett, Flora MacDonald, Erik
Nielsen, David Crombie, Edward Broadbent, Lloyd Axworthy and Svend Robinson
F.13 Correspondence, General
108
letters and telegrams
F.14 Correspondence, Newsletter, Peace
News
2
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
7
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
2
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Charlottetown
1
letter
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
6
letters
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
8
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
1
letter
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Lethbridge
1
letter
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Mainland Nova Scotia
6
letters, 1 colour photograph
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
8
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Newfoundland
1
letter
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
4
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Orillia
2
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
1
letter
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
2
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
6
letters
F.30 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sault Ste. Marie
2
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Sydney
2
letters
F.32 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
3
letters
F.33 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
6
letters
F.34 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
2
letters
F.35 Correspondence, Soviet Embassy,
Canada
1
letter
F.36 Correspondence, Soviet Peace
Committee
5
letters
F.37 Correspondence, World Peace Council
4
letters
F.38 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.39 Minutes, National Board
F.40 Minutes, Officers
F.41 News clippings
F.42 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.43 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.44 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Kamloops-Shuswap
F.45 Presidents, John H. Morgan
Reports
and speeches
F.46 Press Releases
F.47 Press Releases, Soviet Embassy
in Canada
F.48 Visits, Mark Soloman to Canada
Correspondence,
including 13 letters, itinerary
F.49 Visits, Soviet Peace Committee
to Canada
Correspondence,
including 13 letters and telegrams, itinerary
F.50 World Peace Council, Circulars
1986
Box 26:
F.1 Affiliates, Circulars
and Printed, Communist Party of Canada
F.2 Campaigns, Circulars
and Printed, Nuclear Weapons Free Ontario
F.3 Campaign, Circulars
and Printed, Nuclear Weapons Free Zones
F.4 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Administrative Committee
Note:
CPA materials found in large envelope in total disarray.
F.5 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Agenda Committee
F.6 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Circulars and Printed
F.7 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Fund-raising Committee
F.8 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Notes by Gordon Flowers
F.9 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Membership List
F.10 Canadian Peace Alliance, Steering
Committee: see also Conferences
F.11 Circulars
F.12 Conferences, CPC Biennial
F.13 Conferences, CPC Biennial, Correspondence
14
letters
F.14 Conferences, Canadian, Fate of
the Earth
F.15 Conferences, Canadian, Illusions
and Realities in the Nuclear Age
F.16 Conferences, Canadian, Ontario
Peace
F.17 Conferences, Canadian Peace Alliance,
Steering Committee, Canmore
F.18 Conferences, Canadian Peace Alliance,
Steering Committee, Gagetown
F.19 Conferences, Canadian Peace Alliance,
Winnipeg
F.20 Conferences, Congress of Intellectuals
F.21 Conferences, Five Continent Conference
on Peace and Disarmament
F.22 Conferences, International, Various
F.23 Conferences, International NGO
Conference to Stop the Iran-Iraq War
F.24 Conferences, Together for Peace
F.25 Conferences, World Congress Devoted
to International Year of Peace, Copenhagen
F.26 Conferences, World Congress Devoted
to International Year of Peace, Appeal
F.27 Conferences, World Congress Devoted
to International Year of Peace, CPC Circulars and Registrations
F.28 Conferences, World Congress Devoted
to International Year of Peace, CPC Correspondence
15
letters
F.29 Conferences, World Congress Devoted
to International Year of Peace, Notes taken by Gordon Flowers
F.30 Correspondence, Canadian government
and other Members of Parliament and officials
26
letters, including ones from Brian Mulroney, John Turner, and Edward Broadbent
F.31 Correspondence, Canadian Peace
Alliance
19
letters
F.32 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
3
letters
F.33 Correspondence, General
150
letters and telegrams
Box 27:
F.1 Correspondence, Media
1
letter
F.2 Correspondence, North
Atlantic Peace Organization
5
letters
F.3 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, British Columbia
11
letters
F.4 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Calgary
10
letters
F.5 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Edmonton
13
letters
F.6 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Fraser Valley
3
letters, 2 colour photographs
F.7 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Hamilton
2
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Kamloops-Shuswap
2
letters
F.9 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, Lethbridge
2
letters
F.10 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Mainland Nova Scotia
11
letters
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
7
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Muskoka
1
letter, 1 colour photograph
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
5
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Oshawa
1
letter
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
5
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
4
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
7
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
3
letters
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
1
letter
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
1
letter
F.21 Correspondence, Peace News
3
letters, tss. of articles
F.22 Correspondence, Soviet Embassy,
Canada
2
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Soviet Peace
Committee
4
letters
F.24 Correspondence, World Peace Council
53
letters and telegrams, list of Canadian members of WPC
F.25 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.26 Minutes, Officers
F.27 News clippings
F.28 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian
F.29 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Chile
F.30 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.31 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, International
F.32 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Nicaragua
F.33 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Veterans Against Nuclear Arms
F.34 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Young Communist League of Canada
F.35 Presidents, John H. Morgan
Includes
correspondence, 7 letters, memo announcing his retirement as President,
speeches, reports
F.36 Press Releases
F.37 Press Releases, Soviet Embassy
in Canada
F.38 Reports
David
Langille, “How the CPA Could Contribute to Better International
Networking and Information Exchange”
F.39 Visits, Soviet Peace Committee
to Canada
Includes
correspondence, 15 letters and telegrams, itinerary, statements
F.40 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed
F.41 World Peace Council, Report to
CPC
F.42 World Peace Council, Meetings,
Sofia, Bulgaria
Includes
notes made by Gordon Flowers
F.43 World Peace Council, Meetings,
Sofia, Bulgaria
Background
Papers
1987
Box 28:
F.1 Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada, Circulars and Printed
Includes
minutes of CEC (Central Executive Committee)
F.2 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Circulars and Printed
F.3 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Circulars and Printed (continued)
F.4 Circulars and Printed
F.5 Conferences, 11th
Hungarian Peace Conference
F.6 Correspondence, Canadian
government and other Members of Parliament and officials
34
letters, including ones from John Turner, Brian Mulroney, Ray Hnatyshyn,
and Edward Broadbent
F.7 Correspondence, Canadian
Peace Alliance
9
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Conseil
québécois de la paix
5
letters
F.9 Correspondence, General
134
letters
F.10 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
26
letters
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Calgary
3
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
11
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
7
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
3
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamloops-Shuswap
1
letter
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Mainland Nova Scotia
13
letters, 1 colour photograph
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
11
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Muskoka
1
letter
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
5
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Oshawa
2
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
11
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
8
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
14
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
2
letters
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
3
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Soviet Embassy,
Canada
8
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Soviet Peace
Committee
16
letters and telegrams
F.28 Correspondence, U.S. Peace Council
5
letters
F.29 Correspondence, World Peace Council
27
letters and telegrams
F.30 Fund-raising, Christmas Appeal
F.31 Minutes, Executive Committee
F.32 Minutes, National Board
F.33 Minutes, Officers
F.34 News clippings
F.35 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.36 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Toronto Association for Peace
F.37 Press Releases
F.38 Press Releases, Soviet Embassy
in Canada
F.39 Reports
Unsigned
reports on the Canadian Peace Alliance and the Ontario Nuclear Weapon
Free Conference in Orangeville. Report by John H. Morgan on the World
Peace Council Meeting in Lisbon, January 1987
F.40 Visits, Kostas Konstantindes,
Vice-Chairman, Greek National Committee for Detente and Peace, to Canada
6
letters and telegrams, itinerary
F.41 Visits, Soviet Peace Committee
to Canada
7
letters and telegrams, itinerary
F.42 World Peace Council, Circulars
F.43 World Peace Council, Meetings
1988
Box 29:
F.1 Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada, Circulars and Printed
Includes
minutes of a Peace Activists Meeting
F.2 Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada Peace Commission
Reports,
agendas, notes
Note:
In July Gordon Flowers, the Executive-Director of the CPC, was elected
chair of the Peace Commission.
F.3 Circulars
F.4 Conferences, Together
for the Promotion of the Helsinki Process
F.5 Conferences, World
Council for Global Conferences-operation
Includes
correspondence, 6 letters
F.6 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Canada/USSR Association
3
letters
F.7 Correspondence, Canadian
Peace Alliance
4
letters
F.8 Correspondence, Conseil
québécois de la paix
2
letters
F.9 Correspondence, General
130 letters
F.10 Correspondence, General (continued)
42
letters and telegrams
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
17
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
10
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
3
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
3
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Kamloops-Shuswap
2
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Mainland Nova Scotia
5
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
7
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
9
letters
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
3
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
5
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
4
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
4
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Soviet Peace
Committee
4
telegrams
F.24 Correspondence, World Peace Council
20
letters and telegrams
F.25 Fund-raising, Pledge cards
Arranged
alphabetically, A-I, Toronto addresses
F.26 Fund-raising, Pledge cards
Arranged
alphabetically, J-R, Toronto addresses
F.27 Fund-raising, Pledge cards, Toronto
addresses
F.28 Fund-raising, Pledges cards,
Toronto addresses
F.29 Interviews
Gordon
Flowers interviewed by Robert Penner of Canadian Peace Alliance
F.30 Mailing List
Toronto
addresses
F.31 Minutes, Executive
F.32 Minutes, National Board
Includes
draft of new CPC pamphlet
F.33 Minutes, Officers
F.34 News clippings
F.35 Obituaries, Hans Blumenfeld
Includes
b&w photograph of drawing of Blumenfeld
F.36 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian
F.37 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, International
F.38 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, New Democratic Party
F.39 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Niagara
F.40 Press Releases
F.41 Reports
By
Gordon Flowers on Nordic Peace Conference, Canadian Peace Alliance, and
World Peace Council
F.42 Visits, CPC members on Dnieper
Peace Cruise
Includes
correspondence, 6 letters and telegrams
F.43 Visits, Soviet Peace Committee
to Canada
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters
Box 30:
F.1 World Peace Council,
Circulars and Printed
F.2 World Peace Council,
Circulars and Printed (continued)
F.3 World Peace Council,
Circulars and Printed
F.4 World Peace Council,
Meetings
1989
Box 31a:
F.1 Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada, Circulars and Printed
F.2 Circulars
F.3 Conferences, Congress
of the Americas
F.4 Conferences, Murmansk
Peace Festival
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters
F.5 Conferences, Nordic
Peace Conference (initially called Arctic Rim Peace Conference), Montreal
Various
drafts of “Call to an Arctic Rim Peace Conference”
F.6 Conferences, Nordic
Peace
Correspondence,
1987-1989, 79 letters including one from Farley Mowat, 11 February 1988
F.7 Conferences, Nordic
Peace
Circulars
F.8 Conferences, Nordic
Peace
Endorsements
F.9 Conferences, Nordic
Peace
News
clippings
F.10 Conferences, Nordic Peace
Preparatory
Meetings, Agendas and Minutes
F.11 Conferences, Nordic Peace
Paper
by Bob Abrahams, “The Economic Dimensions of Militarization or Peaceful
Development of the North”
F.12 Conferences, Nordic Peace
Printed
Materials from Other Organizations
F.13 Conferences, Nordic Peace
Program,
Working Papers
F.14 Conferences, North American Conference
on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution
F.15 Conferences, U.S. Peace Council
F.16 Correspondence, Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada
12
letters, notes and a Peace Commission report by Gordon Flowers
F.17 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
9
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Czechoslovakian
Peace Committee
4
letters
F.19 Correspondence, General
163
letters, all concern donations to CPC
Box 31b:
F.20 Correspondence, General (continued)
80
letters, some of which concern donations to CPC
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
8
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
3
letters
F.23 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
2
letters
F.24 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Hamilton
1
letter
F.25 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Mainland Nova Scotia
7
letters
F.26 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
4
letters
F.27 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
3
letters
F.28 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
9
letters
F.29 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
3
letters
F.30 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
2
letters
F.31 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Toronto Association for Peace
5
letters, including a letter from Nicholas Prychodko which accuses Gordon
Flowers of deliberate distortions.
F.32 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Victoria
2
letters
F.33 Correspondence, Soviet Peace
Committee
5
letters
F.34 Correspondence, World Peace Council
21
letters
F.35 Fund-raising, Christmas Appeal
F.36 Interviews
Gordon
Flowers interviewed by Canadian Tribune
F.37 Minutes, Executive
F.38 Minutes, National Board
F.39 News clippings
F.40 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.41 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Soviet Embassy
F.42 Peace Councils, Kamloops, Circulars
and Printed
F.43 Press Releases
Box 32:
F.1 World Peace Council,
Circulars
F.2 World Peace Council,
Circulars
F.3 World Peace Council,
Reports
Includes
notes by Gordon Flowers and others
1990
Box 33:
F.1 Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada, Circulars and Printed
Includes
reports and minutes
F.2 Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada, Circulars and Printed, continued
Includes
reports and minutes
F.3 Campaigns, Canadian
Peace Alliance National Conversion Campaign
Includes
correspondence, 15 letters
F.4 Campaigns, Canadian
Peace Alliance National Conversion Campaign, continued
F.5 Campaigns, New Peace
Agenda for Canada
Includes
correspondence, 5 letters. The campaign was designed to focus on defence
policies and spending by the Canadian government.
F.6 Circulars and Printed
F.7 Conferences, Canadian
Labour Convention
F.8 Conferences, Helsinki-Tallin
END Convention
F.9 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Communist Party of Canada and Peace Commission
20
letters. Note: Gordon Flowers continues as Chair of the Peace Commission.
F.10 Correspondence, British Peace
Assembly
5
letters
F.11 Correspondence, Canadian Peace
Alliance
3
letters
F.12 Correspondence, Conseil québécois
de la paix
F.13 Correspondence, General
130
letters, including one from Roy Romanow, Leader of the Opposition, Saskatchewan
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
British Columbia
4
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Edmonton
1
letter
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Mainland Nova Scotia
2
letters
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
2
letters
F.18 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Niagara
4
letters
F.19 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
5
letters
F.20 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
16
letters
F.21 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
2
letters
F.22 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Thunder Bay
6
letters
F.23 Correspondence, U.S. Peace Council
4
letters
F.24 Correspondence, World Peace Council
6
letters
F.25 Minutes, Executive
F.26 News clippings
F.27 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed
F.28 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs
F.29 Other Organizations, New Democratic
Party
Paper
by Derek Blackburn, “Canadian Sovereignty, Security and Defence”
F.30 Peace Councils, Fraser Valley,
Circulars and Printed
F.31 Peace Councils, Hamilton, Circulars
and Printed
F.32 Peace Councils, Toronto Association
for Peace, Circulars and Printed
A
March 1990 circular letter announced that TAP has been rejuvenated after
several months without an executive.
F.33 Press Releases
F.34 Reports
Reports
on the Arctic, World Peace Council, and Canadian Labour Congress
F.35 World Peace Council, Circulars
F.36 World Peace Council, Circulars
(continued)
F.37 World Peace Council, Meetings,
Athens
F.38 World Peace Council, Meetings,
Athens, Canadian delegates
Includes
correspondence, 18 letters, speech by Gordon Flowers, and travel arrangements
for the Canadian delegates via Moscow.
1991
Box 34:
Note: In 1991 Gordon Flowers changed positions from Executive Director
to Secretary-Treasurer
F.1 Affiliates, Communist
Party of Canada, Circulars and Printed
F.2 Campaigns, Press for
Conversion
F.3 Circulars
F.4 Conferences, Peace
and Security in the Middle East
F.5 Correspondence, Affiliates,
Communist Party of Canada,
2
letters
F.6 Correspondence, Canadian
Government and other Members of Parliament and officials
1
letter from Svend Robinson
F.7 Correspondence, Canadian
Peace Alliance
7
letters
F.8 Correspondence, General
125
letters
F.9 Correspondence, Peace
Councils, British Columbia
2
letters
F.10 Correspondence. Peace Councils,
Edmonton
3
letters
F.11 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Fraser Valley
1
letter
F.12 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Lethbridge
3
letters
F.13 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Mainland Nova Scotia
2
letters
F.14 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Manitoba
5
letters
F.15 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Ottawa
2
letters
F.16 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Regina
5
letters, one is dated 1992
F.17 Correspondence, Peace Councils,
Saskatoon
3
letters
Box 35:
F.1 Correspondence, Soviet
Peace Committee
2
letters
F.2 Correspondence, World
Peace Council
2
letters
F.3 Lists, Membership
Note:
Undated list found in 1991 carton.
F.4 Lists of Names, Northern
Ontario
Note:
Undated list found in 1991 carton.
F.5 Minutes, Executive
F.6 News clippings
F.7 Office Procedures
document
Note:
Undated document found in 1991 carton.
F.8 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed
F.9 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, New Democratic Party
F.10 Peace Council, Circulars and
Printed, Kamloops
F.11 Presidents, Lari Prokop
Includes
correspondence, 12 letters
F.12 Reports
By
Rob Prince, “From the Other Side of the Pond: Reflections on the
Changes in Europe”
F.13 World Peace Council, Circulars
F.14 World Peace Council, Circulars,
Peace News
F.15 World Peace Council, Meetings
Series 2:
Campaigns
Campaigns. -- 1982-1989. -- 32.5 cm of textual records. -- Title based
on content of series. -- Box 36.
Box 36:
Note: See also Campaigns throughout the Administrative Series.
F.1 Arctic
Correspondence,
1 letter, 1988
F.2 Canadian Peace Pledge
Includes
minutes and note by Gordon Flowers, 1988
F.3 Disarmament, United
Nations
F.4 Disarmament, 2000
F.5 Euromissiles
Includes
correspondence, 7 letters, notes and reports, CPC circulars and press
release, news clippings, 1987
F.6 Global Peace Wave
Includes
correspondence, 18 letters, CPC circulars, other circulars, news clippings,
1988-1989
F.7 Global Peace Wave
Circulars
F.8 Nuclear Freeze, 1982-85
F.9 Nuclear Weapons Free
Zones, 1988
F.10 Nuclear Weapons Free Zones
Printed
materials from German Democratic Republic
F.11 Nuclear Weapons Free Zones in
Canada
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, circulars, 1987
F.12 Star Wars
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters, CPC circulars, 1986
F.13 Star Wars
F.14 Star Wars and NORAD
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, and CPC circulars, mimeo by Fred Weir, 1985
F.15 Test Ban
Includes
CPC circulars, 1987
F.16 United Nations, SSD III, 1988
F.17 War Toys, 1988
F.18 World Peace Council, Disarmament,
1989
Series 3:
Research Files
Research Files. -- 1975-1989. -- 1.625 m of textual records. -- Title
based on content of series. -- Boxes 37-41.
Box 37:
Canadian
Subjects
Note: These files contain circulars, printed materials, reports and news
clippings.
F.1 Air Defence Initiative
F.2 ARMX
F.3 Arctic, Militarization
of
Includes
tss. and CPC pamphlet, “Canadian North: A Zone of Peace”
F.4 Canada/US Weapons
Testing Agreement
F.5 Canadian/Soviet Relations
F.6 CANUS Index of Agreements
Includes
correspondence, 10 letters to and from National Defence, 1987
F.7 CF-18 Hornets
F.8 Chemical Weapons
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter from Department of External Affairs, 1982
F.9 Civil Defence
F.10 Cruise Missile
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter each from Joe Clark and Edward Broadbent 1982
F.11 Cruise Missile, news clippings
F.12 Defence Budget
F.13 Defence Industry
Includes
an agenda
F.14 Defence White Paper
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter
F.15 Economic Costs
F.16 Environment
F.17 Federal Budget, 1989
F.18 Helicopters
F.19 Labrador/Goose Bay
F.20 Low Flight Testing
F.21 Military Service
F.22 Military Trade
F.23 Nanoose Bay
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters
F.24 NATO
F.25 Naval Issues
F.26 Neutrality
Includes
ts. by Nicholas Prychodko, “A Case for Canadian Neutrality”,
1987
F.27 NORAD
Includes
tss. and mss. outlining the CPC position on NORAD, 1975; circular letter
from Communist Party of Canada
F.28 North Pacific, militarization
of
F.29 North Warning Radar System
F.30 Nuclear Accidents
F.31 Nuclear War Consequences
F.32 Nuclear Weapons
F.33 Prairies
F.34 Star Wars
Includes
ts. by Gordon Flowers, “Star Wars and Canada” and a circular
letter by Communist Party of Canada
F.35 Submarines
International, by Subjects
Box 38:
Note: These files contained printed materials and news clippings.
F.1 Anti-Ballistic Missile
Treaty
F.2 Arms Control Negotiations
F.3 Arms Race
F.4 ASATs (Anti-Satellite
Weapons)
F.5 CANUS Index of Agreements
Includes
correspondence, letter of 1989 enclosing the listing of Canada-United
States agreements of interest to defence
F.6 Chemical Weapons
Includes
CPC press release, 1986
F.7 Chemical Weapons Treaty
F.8 Children, Peace and
F.9 Communications Systems,
ELF
F.10 Conversion Issues
F.11 Developing Countries
F.12 Disarmament, General
F.13 Disarmament Literature
F.14 Economic Issues
F.15 Environment
F.16 Euromissiles
Includes
CPC ts., CPC circular, ts. by Communist Party of Canada
F.17 Euromissiles (continued)
F.18 Euromissiles (continued)
F.19 First Strike
Includes
unsigned ts., “Directive 59”, 1980
F.20 Hiroshima and Nagasaki
F.21 Helsinki Agreements, Correspondence
4
letters, 1980-1981
F.22 Helsinki Agreements, CPC submission
to House Committee on Security and Cooperation in Europe
F.23 Helsinki Agreements, Madrid
F.24 Helsinki Agreements
F.25 Ideological and Political Questions
F.26 International Maritime Strategy
F.27 Israel, Nuclear Armaments
F.28 Military Contracts
F.29 Military Facts, Global
F.30 Military Facts, NATO/Warsaw Pact
F.31 Military Facts, Soviet
F.32 Military Facts, U.S.
F.33 Military Facts, U.S./Soviet
F.34 Military Service
F.35 Military Trade
Includes
CPC submission to the World Parliament of Peoples for Peace, 1980. See
also Box 15.
Box 39:
F.1 MX Missile
Includes
ts., “Statement by CPC”, 1982
F.2 NATO
Includes
handwritten “Cable from Brussels”
F.3 Naval, General
F.4 Neutron Bomb
F.5 Non-Proliferation
Treaty
F.6 Non-Violence
F.7 Nuclear Power
F.8 Nuclear Strategy
F.9 Nuclear Tests
F.10 Nuclear War, Accidental
F.11 Nuclear War, Consequences
F.12 Nuclear Weapons
F.13 Nuclear Winter
F.14 Open Skies Agreement
F.15 Pershing II
F.16 Radiation
F.17 SALT I and SALT II Treaties
F.18 SALT II
Includes
ts., “Arguments in Favour of SALT II”, 1979
F.19 Star Wars
Includes
CPC pamphlet, “Canada and Star Wars”
F.20 Stockholm Conference, 1985
F.21 Soviet ICBMs
F.22 Soviet Peace 2000
F.23 Soviet Positions
F.24 Soviet SS-20
F.25 Soviet/US Agreements
F.26 Space Peace
F.27 Stealth Bomber
F.28 Test Ban Treaty
Includes
correspondence, 5 letters and telegrams, 1986-1987 and CPC Press Release,
1986
F.29 Treaty Compliance
F.30 Trident Missile
F.31 U.S. Positions
F.32 U.S.-Soviet Summit, 1986
F.33 U.S.-Soviet Summit, 1987
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters, and 2 CPC circulars, 1987
F.34 Vienna Conference
Includes
correspondence from Communist Party of Canada, 1 letter, 1987
F.35 Vienna Conference, “Focus
on Vienna” Newsletter
F.36 Warsaw Treaty
F.37 Weapons Systems
International, by Geography
Box 40:
F.1 Afghanistan
Includes
statement by Gordon Flowers for TASS, 1984
F.2 Afghanistan (continued)
F.3 Africa. See also
South Africa, Box 41, F.51
F.4 Afro-Asian People’s
Solidarity Organization
F.5 Argentina
F.6 Asia
F.7 Asia, Southeast
F.8 Australia and New
Zealand
F.9 Britain
Includes
letter from Fenner Brockway, Chairman, World Disarmament Campaign, 1983
F.10 Central America
Includes
Press Release from Communist Party of Canada, 1983
F.11 Chile
F.12 China
F.13 Cuba
F.14 Cyprus
F.15 El Salvador
F.16 Ethiopia
F.17 Europe, East
F.18 Europe, West
F.19 Falkland Islands
F.20 German Democratic Republic (East
Germany)
F.21 German Democratic Republic (East
Germany) (continued)
F.22 Greece
F.23 Grenada
F.24 Guatemala
F.25 Haiti, Communist Party of Canada
statement, 1987
F.26 Hungary
F.27 Indian Ocean
F.28 Israel
F.29 Iraq
F.30 Jamaica
F.31 Japan
Includes
correspondence with Japan Peace Committee, 82, 83 and 84 World Conferences
against Atomic & Hydrogen Bombs, Japan Council Against Atomic and
Hydrogen Bombs, 9 letters and telegrams, 1981-1989; CPC Press Release,
1982
F.33 Jamaica
Box 41:
F.1 Kampuchea (Cambodia)
F.2 Korea
F.3 Lebanon
Includes
correspondence, 4 letters and telegrams, 1982-1983; CPC Press Release,
1982; statement by Soviet Peace Committee, “Shame on Israeli Fascists!”;
Resolution on the Middle East by the Communist Party of Canada
F.4 Libya
F.5 Middle East
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters, 1981-1984; Communist Party of Canada Press
Release, 1988; report by John Ferris, about the two conferences he attended
in the summer of 1981: International Conference on Current Situation in
the Middle East in the Light of Nasser’s Policy held in Athens and
World Conference of Solidarity with the People of the Socialist Peoples
Libyan Arab Jamahirilyed in Tripoli. See also audio cassettee no.
11, Box 52 for his recorded remarks.
F.6 Netherlands, The
F.7 Nicaragua
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, 1983
F.8 Nicaragua (continued)
F.9 Pacific Ocean
F.10 Palestine
Includes
conference report by Ellen Lipsius on the International Conference for
Solidarity with Syria and Palestine
F.11 Panama
F.12 Philippines
F.13 Poland
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, n.d.
F.14 Puerto Rico
F.15 South Africa
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, 1980 from South African Congress of Trade Unions
and 1 letter, from Joe Clark, 1989, then Secretary of State for External
Affairs
F.16 South America
F.17 Soviet Union
F.18 Turkey
F.19 Uruguay
F.20 United States
Includes
correspondence with U.S. Peace Council, International Peace Petition,
National Peace Coalition, June 12 Rally Committee, Willard Uphaus (have
a x to this), Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, 24 letters, 1980-1983.
See Box 1, F.3 for further correspondence with Uphaus.
F.21 United States
F.22 Vietnam
Includes
CPC statement on “Boat People”; CPC circular; report by Ray
Stevenson.
Series 4:
Peace
Groups
Peace Groups. -- 1982-1991. -- 57.5 cm of textual records. -- Title based
on content of series. -- Boxes 42-44.
Box 42:
Note: These peace groups do not fall under the umbrella of the CPC. However
the CPC was a member of the Canadian Peace Alliance. These files contain
printed materials, circulars, news clippings in addition to the correspondence
listed.
F.1 Alberta, Bow Valley
Peace Group
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, 1989; small colour photograph of poster, Nitassinan:
Our Land
F.2 American Association
for the Advancement of Science
F.3 Atlantic
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter to North Atlantic Network Newsletter, 1989
F.4 British Columbia
F.5 Canadian Centre for
Arms Control and Disarmament
F.6 Canadian Council of
Churches
F.7 Canadian Institute
for International Peace and Security
F.8 Canadian Institute
of International Affairs
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, 1982
F.9 Canadian Peace Alliance,
Structure Document, 1985
F.10 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1986
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, and minutes
F.11 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1987
Includes
correspondence, 3 letters, and minutes
F.12 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1987
Includes
notes, minutes
F.13 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1988
Includes
Ottawa Convention documents, agendas, correspondence, 1 letter concerning
the CPC workshop on “Militarization of our North” by Nicholas
Prychodko
F.14 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1988
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters; notes, agendas
F.15 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1988
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters; notes, agendas, minutes
F.16 Canadian Peace Alliance, April
1988
Includes
agendas and notes
F.17 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1988-1990
Includes
correspondence, 6 letters; documents on the NATO out of Nitassinan Campaign;
list of CPA committees (Gordon Flowers a member of two of them); minutes,
agendas
F.18 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1990
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter and 2 fax; Convention documents
F.19 Canadian Peace Alliance, 1990-1991
Includes
minutes
F.20 Canadian Peace Alliance, Finance
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, 1989
F.21 Canadian Psychologists for Social
Responsibility
Box 43:
F.1 Centre for Defence
Information
F.2 Coalition Against
Free Trade
F.3 Congress of Canadian
Women
F.4 Council of Canadians
F.5 End the Arms Race
F.6 Greenpeace
F.7 Group of 78
F.8 International Test
Ban Network
F.9 Labour Movement
F.10 Markland Group
F.11 North-South Institute
F.12 Nuclear Awareness Project
F.13 Ontario Peace Groups
Includes
CPC circular, 1987 and “A Directory of Toronto Groups Involved in
Issues of Militarism, Disarmament and Peace”, 1981
F.14 Operation Dismantle
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter, 1989
F.15 Peace Organizations (various)
F.16 Peace Research Institute, Dundas
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters, 1986
F.17 Popular Sector Groups
F.18 Project Ploughshares
Includes
correspondence, 2 letters, 1982
F.19 SANE (Committee for a Sane Nuclear
Policy)
F.20 Science for Peace
Box 44:
F.1 Soviet Peace Committee,
1983-1984
F.2 Soviet Peace Committee,
1985
F.3 Soviet Peace Committee,
1986-1987
Includes
correspondence, 1 letter and 2 telegrams, 1987
F.4 Toronto, city of
F.5 Toronto Disarmament
Network
F.6 United Nations
F.7 Veterans Against Nuclear
Arms
F.8 World Congress Devoted
to International Year of Peace
Correspondence,
2 letters
F.9 World Federalists
F.10 World Information Clearing Centre
F.11 Youth Groups
Series 5:
Financial
Records
Financial Records. -- 1968-1988. -- 32.5 cm of textual records. Title
taken from content of series. -- Box 45.
Box 45:
Note: This correspondence is the same in content as correspondence filed
in the Administrative series, under the headings, correspondence: affiliates,
general, and peace councils.
F.1 Correspondence, 1984-1986
147
letters.
F.2 Correspondence, 1987-1988
60
letters
F.3 World Dialogue on
the Prevention of Nuclear War, For Disarmament and Peace, Toronto, Correspondence
4
letters, 1984; receipt book
F.4 Loose Ledger sheets
Payroll
records for the following employees: Jean Doig, 1977-1986; Pamela Fitzgerald,
1980; Gordon Flowers, 1982-1988; Marjory Mitchell, 1987; Nicholas Prychodko,
1981-1982
F.5 Loose Ledger sheets,
1969-1972
F.6 Loose Ledger sheets,
1970-1981
F.7 Loose Ledger sheets,
1982
F.8 Loose Ledger sheets,
1986
F.9 Loose Ledger sheets,
1988
Bound Ledger Books
Note: Numbered by archivist
1 Income,
1968-1973
2 Income,
1973-1976
3 Income,
1978-1979
4 Income,
1979-1982
5 Income,
1983-1986
6 Income,
1986-1988
7 Income
and Payments, 1983
8 Payments,
1974-1976
9 Payments,
1978-1979
10 Payments,
1979-1982
11 Payments,
1982-1984
12 Payments,
1985-1987
Receipt Books, November 1983-May 1988
16 books
Note: Numbered by archivist
Bank Deposit Book
1
book, 1987
Series 6:
Photographs,
Posters, and Circulars
Photographs, Posters, and Circulars. -- 1937-1986; 1973-1986 predominant.
-- 56 cm of photographs and textual records. -- Title based on contents
of series. -- Boxes 46-49.
Box 46:
Photographs
Note: Photographs are also found in Series 1, Administrative series, as
enclosures with letters. There are also some photographs in Series 8,
Toronto Association for Peace.
Conferences:
F.1 Ontario Peace Conference,
Toronto, 1979
22
colour photographs
F.2 People’s Assembly,
Toronto, 1978
1
b&w photograph of John H. Morgan
F.3 World Congress of
Peace Forces, Preparations meeting, 1973
3
b&w photographs
F.4 World Dialogue on
the Prevention of Nuclear War, Toronto, 1984
8
colour photographs
F.5 World Peace Council
Conference on Multinationals, Peace and Detente, 1975
83
b&w photographs
Demonstrations:
Note: See Box 55, F.22 for photographs of Ban the Neutron Bomb
demonstration
F.6 Against Vietnam War,
“This War Must Stop”, Toronto
32
b&w photographs
F.7 China! Hands off Vietnam
1
colour photograph
F.8 China out of Vietnam,
Ottawa
24
colour photographs
F.9 Hands off Cuba, Toronto,
1976
14
b&w photographs; Hans Blumenfeld is in one of them
F.10 Peace is Everybody’s Business,
1981
7
b&w photographs, 1 colour photograph which includes John H. Morgan
F.11 Stop the H-Bomb, Ottawa, 1958
2
b&w photographs, includes Eva Sanderson and Mary Endicott
F.12 United Nations Disarmament Week,
Toronto, 1981
7
b&w, 10 colour photographs
F.13 Various demonstrations
10
b&w photographs, 10 colour photographs
Individuals:
F.14 John Benson
1
b&w photograph
F.15 Hans Blumenfeld
9
b&w photographs taken at his 85th birthday party in 1977; 2 photographs
include the Mayor of Toronto, David Crombie. See also Box 55, F.22
for more photographs of this occasion.
F.16 Romesh Chandra
8
b&w photographs
F.17 Romesh Chandra
1
b&w photograph with members of World Peace Council in Helsinki, 1978;
1 b&w photograph with Jeanette and John H. Morgan and Jean Vantour,
n.d.
F.18 Freda Hiskie
1
b&w photograph
F.19 John H. Morgan
3
b&w photographs
F.20 Ray Stevenson
1
b&w photograph
Meetings, Picnics, Vigils in Canada:
F.21 CPC 30th Anniversary Meeting,
1978
9
b&w photographs, 6 colour photographs
F.22 CPC Board Meeting, Winnipeg
11
b&w photographs, 9 colour photographs, John H. Morgan is in one of
the photographs
F.23 Chilean Meeting, Unitarian Church,
September 1973
30
b&w photographs
F.24 Chile Solidarity Meeting, Toronto,
1975?
13
b&w photographs, including performing group, Perth County Conspiracy
F.25 Unidentified Meeting at the Lord
Simcoe Hotel, Toronto
17
b&w photographs, including Jean Vantour and Ray Stevenson
F.26 Unidentified Meeting
15
colour photographs, including John H. Morgan and Gordon Flowers
F.27 Unidentified Meeting
15
b&w photographs
F.28 Unidentified Meetings
42
b&w photographs, 16 colour photographs, some of office repairs
F.29 First International Peace Picnic,
Palermo, ON, September 1975
59
b&w photographs, including Jean Vantour, Jeannette and John H. Morgan,
Portuguese Canadian Democratic Association, Concerned Guyanese
F.30 Soviet Peace Committee Visit
to Canada, 1980 and 1986
1
colour photograph of each visit, one includes Gordon Flowers
F.31 Vigil for Solomon Mahlangu, Toronto
City Hall, April 1979
1
b&w photograph, 8 colour photographs
Meetings, Events, Trips outside of Canada:
F.32 Australia, National Peace Conference
7
b&w photographs
F.33 China, Peace Conference of the
Asian and Pacific Regions
Peking
(now Beijing) China, 1952
2
b&w photographs of the conference; 9 b&w photographs of life in
China, with notes and translation by Sanderson acquired by her when she
was in China
Note:
There is also a very long rolled photograph of a group in China acquired
by Sanderson. It is too thick to be placed in a file; kept at the back
of the box.
F.34 China and Soviet Union
b&w
and colour post cards of China and Soviet Union, including a set of “Red
Detachment of Women”, A Modern Revolutionary Dance Drama
F.35 Czechoslovakia, 1983
5
colour photographs, including Gordon Flowers, in Prague
F.36 German Democratic Republic, 25th
Anniversary Celebrations, 1974
13
b&w, 25 colour photographs, including Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker
F.37 Hungary, Meeting in Budapest,
1980
9
b&w photographs, including Ray Stevenson; also copy of Budapest Appeal
in French
F.38 Poland
10
b&w photographs of delegates at Warsaw, 1977
F.39 Portugal
2
colour photographs
F.40 Soviet Union
13
numbered b&w photographs, with accompanying text, 1985
F.41 Soviet Union
4
b&w photographs of V.P. Ruben, USSR Supreme Soviet, receiving a group
of American school children
F.42 Soviet Union
Peace
Demonstrations, 10 b&w photographs, with accompanying text
F.43 Soviet Union
Soviet
Peace Committee, 17 b&w photographs with accompanying text to illustrate
“Mass Actions in the USSR for Peace, Against Nuclear Threat”
F.44 Soviet Union
World
Congress of Peace Forces, Moscow, October 1973
19
b&w photographs , 9 colour photographs
F.45 Soviet Union
World
Peace Council, Presidential Committee Meeting, Moscow, July 1978
13
b&w photographs
F.46 Ukraine
24
colour slides of Kiev
F.47 Unidentified Meetings
4
b&w photographs , 2 colour photographs
F.48 Outdoor scenes
13
colour photographs
Other:
F.49 Grindstone School
5
colour photographs
F.50 Hamilton Peace Council
3
colour photographs
F.51 Peace News, Summer 1982
2
b&w photographs, 4 colour photographs (includes Gordon Flowers, John
H. Morgan, Romesh Chandra)
F.52 Contact sheets
4
b&w
Box 47:
Oversize
F.1 Canadian Peace Caravan
Visits Kiev, Ukraine, May 1985
6
b&w photographs, 8 duplicates
F.2 Romesh Chandra with
unidentified man
F.3 Ukraine, 45 numbered
b&w and colour photographs with text, illustrating Ukraine. Note:
Number 26 is missing; last photograph is numbered 46.
Note: One oversize b&w framed photograph of the Canadian Congress
for Peace and Democracy delegates in Toronto, 20 November 1937 has been
placed beside Box 47.
Posters
Box 48
63
posters, 2 produced by CPC, the others collected; 2 calendars issued by
CPC for 1951 and 1952; 1 Cuban calendar; 3 poster sets; 2 rolled demonstration
signs
Note: 88 oversize posters are housed in the map cabinet 31. Includes poster
for World Dialogue on the Prevention of Nuclear War hosted by CPC; all
the other posters were not produced by CPC but collected by them.
Buttons,
Balloons, and Circulars
Box 49
F.1 CPC Buttons and Balloons
F.2 CPC Circulars and
Printed
Note:
There are many more circulars in the Administrative Series.
Series 7:
Films,
Filmstrips, Videocassettes, and Audio Cassettes
Films, Filmstrips, Videocassettes, and Audio Cassettes. -- 1953-1984.
-- 97.5 cm of audio-visual materials. -- Title based on content of series.
-- Boxes 50-52.
Box 50
Videocassettes
Note: The original 16 mm. films and differently formatted videos are located
either in Box 51 or beside it. The filmstrips are located in Box 52. All
videos listed here are VHS format.
Video 1 Challenges
Facing the World Peace Movement presented by Toronto Association for Peace
and the Canadian Peace Congress. Part 1, colour, 54 minutes. Original
video produced by Rogers Cable. Features John H. Morgan, Romesh Chandra
and Olga Lopez speaking at the World Dialogue on the Prevention of Nuclear
War conference in Toronto, 1984.
Video 2 Challenges
Facing the World Peace Movement presented by Toronto Association for Peace
and the Canadian Peace Congress. Part 2, colour, 29 minutes. Original
video produced by Rogers Cable. Features Gus Newport and E.M. Primakov
speaking at the World Dialogue on the Prevention of Nuclear War conference
in Toronto, 1984.
Video 3 Canadian
Peace Congress 35th Anniversary Celebrations, 1984. Part 1, colour, 59
minutes. Converted from a differently formatted video. Speakers are Eric
Blair, John H. Morgan, Karen Talbot, Marjorie Mitchell.
Video 4 Canadian
Peace Congress 35th Anniversary Celebrations, 1984. Part 2, colour, 60
minutes. Converted from a differently formatted video. Speaker is Romesh
Chandra.
Video 5 Canadian
Peace Congress 30th Anniversary Celebrations. Colour, 10 minutes. Converted
from 1 reel of film. Parts of the video have no sound. Speakers are John
H. Morgan and Romesh Chandra.
Video 6 Push
Back the Nuclear Threat. Colour, 10 minutes. Converted from 1 reel of
film. Produced by Soviet Peace Committee. Russian text with English narration.
Filmed in Moscow in the autumn of 1983. Peace demonstrations.
Video 7 Peace
to You Our Planet. World Congress of Peace Forces conference, Moscow,
October 1973. Colour, 30 minutes. Converted from 3 reels of film. Includes
excerpts from Leonid Brezhnev’s speech. Note: The original film
ends abruptly with no credits. Conversion was difficult because of the
poor quality of the original reels. The picture jumps occasionally but
the sound is not affected.
Video 8 Video
from Russia: The People Speak. Colour, 37 minutes. Original videocassette.
Interviews with ordinary Russians conducted by 2 Americans in August 1983.
In Russian with English translation. Note: The video ends abruptly at
the 37 minute point, completely unrelated sound then begins.
Video 9 The
Right to Live in Peace. B&w and colour, 24 minutes. Produced by Belorus
Films. Converted from 1 reel of film. Russian titles with English narration.
Video 10 No
Effort Is Too Great for Peace. Für den Frieden is kleine. 30 minutes,
colour. Produced by DFFA Studio für Dokumentairfilme in the German
Democratic Republic. Converted from 2 reels of film. English narration.
Video 11 The
Manipulated Society. Do You Know Kappler? Colour, 50 minutes. Produced
by the group DR. Katins of the German Democratic Republic. Filmed in the
Federal Republic of Germany in September and October, 1977. Converted
from 1 reel of film. English narration. Note: Kappler is called a war
criminal in the film.
Video 12 Living
Life in Peace. Leben in Frieden leben. Colour, 39 minutes. Filmed in the
German Democratic Republic. Converted from 2 reels of film.
Video 13 Wrath
of Grapes. Colour, 15 minutes. Original videocassette. Produced by United
Farm Workers of America. Narrated by Mike Farrell.
Video 14 Aldermaston
March, Easter 1958. B&w, 30 minutes. Converted from 1 reel of film.
Note: The Aldermaston march was an anti-nuclear protest march from London
to Aldermaston, the location of a nuclear bomb factory. Rev. Michael Scott
makes a brief speech. The sound quality is poor.
Video 15 North
Vietnam Women’s Brigade. B&w, 20 minutes. Titles and narration
in Vietnamese. Converted from 1 reel of film.
Video 16 North
Vietnam. B&w, 10 minutes. Converted from 1 reel of film. Titles and
narration in Vietnamese. Begins with scenes in Hanoi, 1967.
Video 17 North
Vietnam, B&w, 20 minutes. Converted from 1 reel of film. Titles and
narration in Vietnamese.
Video 18 Eight
filmstrips converted to video. 1 hour, 57 minutes
1.
Mother and Child Protection in the Romanian People’s Republic. Captions
are in English.
2.
Things Can’t Go On Like This. Captions in English. Anti-war. Features
F. Joliot-Curie. Begins at 14 minutes.
3.
Bela Bartók biography. No captions. Begins at 28 minutes.
4.
Romanian People’s Republic, Part 2. Captions in English. 1954. Begins
at 39 minutes. See no. 9 for Part 1.
5.
Travelling in the Socialist Republic of Romania. Captions in English.
Begins at 51 minutes.
6.
Paul Mihail Sadoveanu biography. Captions in Romanian. 1955. Appears to
be part 2. Begins at 1 hour, 7 minutes.
7.
Paul Mihail Sadoveanu biography. Captions in Romanian. 1955. Appears to
be part 1. Begins at 1 hour, 25 minutes.
8.
British Peace Committee. Germ Warfare in China and Korea. Begins at 1
hour, 47 minutes.
Video 19 Six
filmstrips converted to video. 1 hour, 2 minutes.
9.
Romanian Peoples Republic, Part 1. Captions in English. 1954.
10.
Things Can’t Go on Like This. This is a duplicate of no. 2. Begins
at 14 minutes.
11.
Peace and Friendship. IVth World Festival of Youth and Students in Bucharest
Conference. English captions. 1953. Begins at 29 minutes.
12.
The World Congress of Women. Moscow, June 1963. Captions on the strip
are in Russian. A booklet, located in Box 52 with the actual filmstrips,
supplies the English captions. Begins at 42 minutes.
13.
National Travel Office Presents Mamaia, Romania. A beach resort. Begins
at 57 minutes.
Box 51:
Films
15 reels of 16 mm. film converted to videocassettes. See Box 52
for description. The larger reels are packaged in padded envelopes and
sit beside the box.
Box 52:
Filmstrips
and Audio Cassettes
Filmstrips:
14 filmstrips, 13 of which are described above and converted to video
cassettes. Filmstrip no. 14, Ban the A and H bombs, was too wide to convert.
There are 2 copies of filmstrip no. 5.
Audio cassettes:
1-4 CPC National Convention,
May 1972. Cassette no. 4 contains part of the convention proceedings (including
the election of John H. Morgan as president). It then has an unidentified
speaker from what appears to be a different meeting. He had just returned
from an anti-Vietnam march in Washington, D.C. The speech is not complete.
Side 2 of the cassette is blank.
5-10 CPC Biennial Conference, Winnipeg,
1976. Cassettes 5-7 are a set of the policy discussion including defence
spending, nuclear reactors, NORAD, Cyprus, etc.
No.
6 has sound on only one side. No. 7 has sound on only part of one side.
Cassettes 8-10 are a set of some of the speeches as well as financial
and other reports.
11 Report
of John Ferris, the CPC representative, who attended the World Conference
of Solidarity with the People of the Socialist Peoples Libyan Arab Jamahirilyed
in Tripoli in 1981. Includes Mummar Khadafy’s message to the Canadian
people as told to Ferris. Only one side has sound.
12-13 CPC 35th Anniversary Dinner, 26 February
1984. Speeches by John H. Morgan, Karen Talbot and Romesh Chandra. Chandra’s
speech continues on side 2. No. 13 contains speeches by the same people
at a different unspecified gathering on 24 February 1984. Chandra’s
entire speech is on side 2.
14 World Peace
Council Conference on Multinationals, Peace and Detente, 1975. Final session.
15 Soviet
Peace Committee Visit to Canada in 1980 as guests of CPC. Sergei Gribkov,
one of the delegates, interviewed by Betty Kennedy on CFRB radio on the
Soviet parliament, press differences between East and West, Poland and
the election of Ronald Reagan in the United States. Side 2 is blank.
16 Interviews
taped off the radio in 1980; Paul Robeson. Side 1: Bruce Kidd interviewed
by Don Harron on CBC about the boycott of the Moscow Olympic games; Kidd
speaking on Moscow radio; Maxine Cook interviewed by Kidd on CBC about
tourism in Soviet Union; Victor Mallory interviewed by Harron on Afghanistan.
Side 2: Bill McVean interviews Newell of World Vision on CFRB in 1980.
This is followed by Paul Robeson (1898-1976) singer, actor, and militant
civil rights leader. Robeson performed at the founding meeting of the
CPC at the Bathurst Street United Church in 1948. Since he died in 1976
the recordings of him have to be earlier than the other 1980 recordings
on this cassette but the occasions are not identified. On this cassette
Robeson sings and plays the piano then speaks on peace. A second open-air
concert for the International Union of Mine and Smelter Workers follows.
17 Wilfred
Burchett interviewed. Burchett, an Australian author of several books
on Vietnam, China and Japan, was in Toronto in June 1980 to speak at a
meeting sponsored by the Toronto Association for Peace. Side 1: Burchett
interviewed by Vicki Gabereau on CBC radio. Side 2: Burchett interviewed
by Betty Kennedy on CFRB radio.
18-19 International Physicians for the Prevention
of Nuclear War Conference in Geneva in 1985. An unidentified speaker introduces
in French the speakers Bernard Lown and E. Chazov. The dialogue then switches
to English. Lown and Chazov speak, followed by Rear Admiral Carroll. There
is a pause then there are some incomplete remarks by an unidentified speaker.
No. 19 is a duplicate of 18.
20 World Conference
of Peace Forces, Moscow, October 1973. This is a professionally produced
audio reel which has been duplicated to an audio cassette. Begins in Montreal
where delegates have gathered to leave for Moscow. There is sound on only
one side of the cassette.
21 Congrès
Mondial des Intellectuels à Wroclaw, 1948. [World Congress of Intellectuals,
Warsaw, Poland, 1948]. Radio program to celebrate the 25th anniversary
of the Congress by Radio Varsovie in 1973. This is a professionally produced
cassette. Side 1: Dialogue in French; Side 2: Musical concert.
22 In Defence
of Peace; a documentary feature. Radio program by Polish Radio, External
Services. This is a professional produced cassette. English narration
with brief musical interludes about Poland and how it works for peace
following the Leninist ideal. Ends at the time of New Stockholm Appeal,
1978.
23 The Inside
Track. Produced by the Division of Communication, United Church of Canada,
February 1977. Professionally produced cassette. Executive of General
Council of United Church.
24 Canadian
Labour Congress proceedings. Very poor audio quality. Side 2 is blank.
Series 7:
Toronto
Association for Peace
Toronto Association for Peace. -- 1962?-1989; 1978-1989 predominant. --
97.5 cm of textual records and photographs. -- Title based on content
of series. -- Boxes 53-55.
Note: The Toronto Association for Peace was founded at the same time or
slightly before the Canadian Peace Congress. One of the many peace groups
under the Congress’s umbrella, many TAP members were also CPC members.
In the latter years, TAP shared office space with CPC and many of their
records became part of the CPC records. The following three boxes remained
separate from CPC records, but to gain a more complete picture of TAP
activities it is necessary to look at the many TAP files in the other
series as well.
Box 53:
F.1 Annual General Meeting,
1988
Report
F.2 Annual General Meeting,
1989
Report;
letter stating that the organization was not able to constitute an executive
and thus became dormant. See also Box 33, F.32 for a letter which
announced the rejuvenation of TAP.
F.3 Buttons
F.4 Canadian Peace Congress,
Biennial Conference, 1978
F.5 CPC, Biennial Conference,
1980
F.6 CPC Circulars, 1974
F.7 CPC Circulars, 1977
F.8 CPC Circulars, 1978
F.9 CPC Circulars and
Press Release, 1979
F.10 CPC Circulars, 1980
F.11 CPC Circulars, 1982
F.12 CPC Circulars, 1986
F.13 CPC Executive Board, 1978
F.14 CPC Executive Board, 1979
Includes
notes by the TAP representative
F.15 CPC Fund-raising, Christmas Appeal
F.16 CPC Membership List (Executive,
Affiliates, and Peace Councils), 1978
F.17 CPC Minutes, 1978-1980
With
notes by Stan Dalton, Chairman of TAP
F.18 CPC Ontario Conference, 1979
F.19 CPC, Statement to the Royal Commission
on Taxation, [1962?]
F.20 CPC, Thirtieth Anniversary Meeting,
1978
Paper
by Howard L. Parsons, “Politicizing the Peace Sentiment”
F.21 Campaigns, Stockholm Appeal
F.22 Chairmen, Hans Blumenfeld
Correspondence,
articles, news clippings, 1979-1983
F.23 Chairmen, Hans Blumenfeld
Letters
to the editor, 1978-1986
F.24 Chairmen, Stan Dalton
Correspondence,
articles, reports, news clippings, 1978-1981. See also Box 55,
F.37 for his research notes.
F.25 Circulars and Press Releases,
1973-1989; 1978-80 predominant
Includes
ts. “What Is Toronto Association for Peace?”
F.26 Committees, ad hoc, 10 May 1980
Correspondence
and Minutes
F.27 Committees, ad hoc to Ban the
Neutron Bomb, 1978
Correspondence,
3 letters; circulars
F.28 Conferences, Assembly for a New
Canadian Foreign Policy, 1974
Includes
correspondence
F.29 Conferences, Canada-wide on South
Africa, 1979
F.30 Conferences, Canadian Peace Convention,
1985
F.31 Conferences, Seven Days for Peace,
1980
F.32 Conferences, TAP’s First
Annual, 1980
F.33 Conferences, TAP’s Second
Annual, 1981
F.34 Conferences, Tripoli on Solidarity
with Arab Peoples, 1979
F.35 Conferences, World Parliament
of the Peoples for Peace, 1980
F.36 Correspondence, n.d.
2
letters
F.37 Correspondence, 1971
1
letter
F.38 Correspondence, 1976
1
letter
F.39 Correspondence, 1977
2
letters
F.40 Correspondence, 1978
29
letters, including one from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, 29 September
F.41 Correspondence, January-May 1979
65
letters, including one from Cesar Chavez, United Farm Workers of America,
16 March
F.42 Correspondence, June-December
1979
73
letters
F.43 Correspondence, January-May 1980
78
letters
F.44 Correspondence, June-December
1980
73
letters
F.45 Correspondence, 1981
31
letters
F.46 Correspondence, 1982
12
letters
F.47 Correspondence, 1983
5
letters. Also draft paper on Cyrus Eaton by Stephen Salaff.
F.48 Correspondence, 1984
3
letters
F.49 Correspondence, 1986
7
letters, including one from David Crombie
F.50 Correspondence, Canadian National
Exhibition, 1979-1981
30
letters
F.51 Correspondence, Canadian Peace
Congress, 1979-1981
25
letters. Includes a 14 November 1978 letter concerning the first organizing
meeting of CPC and TAP in 1948.
F.52 Correspondence, Communist Party
of Canada, 1978-80
4
letters
F.53 Correspondence, Various Government
Officials, 1978-1982
30
letters, speeches by Pierre Trudeau, newsletters
F.54 Elections, 1980, Questions for
Candidates
F.55 Fund-raising
F.56 List of Organizations Working
for Peace and Disarmament and/or Arms Control in Toronto
F.57 Mailing Lists
F.58 Minutes, Executive, 1978
F.59 Minutes, Executive, 1979
Box 54:
F.1 Minutes, Executive,
1980
F.2 Minutes, Executive,
1981
F.3 Minutes, Executive,
1984
F.4 Minutes, Executive,
1985
F.5 Minutes, Executive,
1986
F.6 Minutes, Executive,
1987
F.7 Minutes, Executive,
1988
F.8 Minutes, Executive,
1989
F.9 News clippings
F.10 News clippings collected by Hans
Blumenfeld
F.11 News clippings collected by Hans
Blumenfeld
F.12 News clippings on racism
Includes
clippings on Paul Robeson
F.13 Newsletters, Toronto Peace
Call and Toronto Alert
F.14 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Anti-Nuclear
F.15 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Argentina
F.16 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Arts for Peace
F.17 Other Organizations, Conferences,
Canada-USSR Association
F.18 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian Jews
F.19 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian Labour Congress
F.20 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian Peace Research Institute
F.21 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Canadian Women
F.22 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Chile
F.23 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cruise Missile Conversion Project
F.24 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cuba
F.25 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cultural Festivals
F.26 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Cyprus
F.27 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Disarmament
F.28 Other Organizations, Conferences,
El Salvador
F.29 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Ethiopia
F.30 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Grenada
F.31 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Guatemala
F.32 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Guyana
F.33 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Hiroshima Nagasaki Relived
F.34 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, International Year of the Child, 1979
F.35 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Kampuchea (Cambodia)
F.36 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Korea
F.37 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Kundalini Research Institute of Canada
F.38 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Labour
F.39 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Labour Rights for Domestic Servants
F.40 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, May Day Committee
F.41 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, New Democratic Party
F.42 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, New Horizons (Senior Citizens)
F.43 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Nicaragua
F.44 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Northern Book House
F.45 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Nuclear
F.46 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Palestine
F.47 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Partisan Art Gallery
F.48 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Peace Tax Fund Committee
F.49 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, People’s Assembly on Canadian Foreign Policy
F.50 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Philippines
F.51 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Physicians for Social Responsibility
F.52 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Project Ploughshares
Box 55:
F.1 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, Racial Equality
F.2 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, Science for Peace
F.3 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, South Africa
F.4 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, South Africa
F.5 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, Union of Concerned Scientists
F.6 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, United Farm Workers
F.7 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, Uruguay
Note:
Includes TAP minutes of a meeting about Uruguay
F.8 Other Organizations,
Conferences, University of Toronto Communist Club
F.9 Other Organizations,
Circulars and Printed, Various
F.10 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Vietnam
F.11 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, War Resisters
F.12 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, Women. See also Canadian Women
F.13 Other Organizations, Circulars
and Printed, World Federalists of Canada
F.14 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, British Columbia
F.15 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Edmonton
F.16 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Fraser Valley
F.17 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Hamilton
F.18 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Kamloops
F.19 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Manitoba
F.20 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Ryerson Peace Committee
F.21 Peace Councils, Circulars and
Printed, Thunder Bay
F.22 Photographs, 26 colour, of Hans
Blumenfeld 85th Birthday and Ban the Neutron Bomb Demonstration
F.23 Photographs, negative strips
of Vigil at Cenotaph, 1980
F.24 Press Releases, Vietnam Embassy
in Canada, 1979
F.25 Press Releases, Vietnam Embassy
in Canada, 1980
F.26 Research, Afghanistan
F.28 Research, China
F.29 Research, German Democratic Republic
F.30 Research, Helsinki
F.31 Research, Hungary
F.32 Research, O.P.S.E.U.
F.33 Research, Soviet Union
F.34 Research, Toronto
Ronald
G. Macfarlane, “The Information Transfer Process of Social Change
Organizations: A Case Study of the Peace and Disarmament Movement in Toronto”
1983
F.35 Research, Toronto Islands
F.36 Research, Ukraine
F.37 Research Notes by Stan Dalton
F.38 World Peace Council, Circulars
and Printed
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