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ASSORTED TRANSCRIPTS, MANUSCRIPTS, CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLISHED ARTICLES |
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Assorted transcripts, manuscripts, correspondence and published articles
CP/MONT/3. As a Transnationalist Communist who often travelled to different European countries, Montagu did not restrict his submissions to those in English magazines. These items include submissions to Russian and Bulgarian publications as well as his submissions to English journals which supply sympathetic portraits of the Soviet Union. While Montagu often contributed to publications, his correspondence with their editors covers subjects such as possible Communist affiliation to the Labour Party, research for his article on Solzhenitsyn, and the funding of those publications. A keen sports fan, Montagu kept records of his plans to use sporting philosophy to unite countries and increase British empathy with the Soviet Union; he also hoped sport could be used to foster world peace. |
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Labour History Archive and Study Centre |
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BROWSING 1-8 OF 8 RESULT(S) IN ASSORTED TRANSCRIPTS, MANUSCRIPTS, CORRESPONDENCE AND PUBLISHED ARTICLES |
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Miscellaneous transcript and manuscript articles and notes on assorted subjects |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/1. Miscellaneous transcript and manuscript articles and notes on assorted subjects including 'Mud Pie: the CND Story'; 'Scott as a Captain'; 'Free Speech, BBC style'; articles on J.F. Kennedy, dialectical materialism, Laski and Dimitrov etc, c1929-1970s. |
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Articles on Soviet and Russian affairs, 20th century |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/2. These articles feature two main the focal points: The first focal point is the presentation of a sympathetic portrait of the USSR to the readership, this is achieved through a mixture of presenting 'evidence' to the reader that the USSR is a benign force for good and criticising those who would 'slander' it through accusations of a secret agenda. The secondary focus is upon sport with regard to lawn tennis, football and athletics. |
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Articles for Soviet and overseas publications with correspondence |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/3. Articles for Soviet and other overseas publications with some related correspondence, 1940s-1960s. Articles include 'Spring of 1962' for Literaturnaya Gazeta; 'Blinkered Bloodstock' on Vansittart's memoirs c.1958; 'Letter from England', for a Soviet readership, 1949; 'Letter to our American Comrades' c.1943; '60 years after', apparently for Bulgarian publication, 1977; and 'What the Englishman expects from 1954' for the New Times. |
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Articles, papers and cuttings relating to sporting interests, 1930s-1950s |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/4. These items include a memorandum in support of international football matches between USSR and England, 1945; 'Suggestions of the International Conference for Preserving the Olympic Idea', June 1936, Paris; memorandum by Montagu on East-West Sports Relations; transcript article on 'Ecstasy at Football'; and an article by Montagu on 'The task of the sportsmen for peace'. |
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Correspondence with Daily Worker, Morning Star, Peoples Printing Society, and Peoples Press Fighting |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/5. Correspondence dating from 1931-1974. This correspndence discusses both the struggle to find sufficient funds to keep these publications in print and the struggle to retain sponsors. Montagu also discusses his submissions, whether published or otherwise, with the editors of these titles. |
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Correspondence and papers regarding Labour Monthly, c.1927-1972 |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/6. Correspondence and papers regarding Labour Monthly, c.1927-1972. Individual correspondents include R. Palme Dutt, R. Page Arnot, Zelda Curtis, Nicola Seyd, Angela Tuckett; Alex Waterman, Collet's, re. distribution of LM in USSR; papers also incl TS article on Communist affiliation to the Labour Party by Konni Zilliacus MP, published Labour Monthly May 1946; papers also include TS and proofs of articles. |
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Correspondence and working papers for Montagu's article on Solzhenitsyn and the Gulag |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/7. This correspondence is with James Klugmann and others, Marxism today, with related papers, mainly correspondence and working papers for Montagu's article 'Solzhenitsyn, Gulag and the Solzhenitsyn Industry', pubished in Marxism Today. |
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Correspondence with miscellaneous British publications and broadcasting companies |
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CP/IND/MONT/3/8. Correspondence with miscellaneous British publications and broadcasting companies, 1921-1975. Includes the Anglo-Soviet Journal, 1967-1973; Army Newspapers, 1946; C.B. Stokes, Bradford & District Newspaper Co Ltd, 1950; Brentford and Chiswick Times, 1937; British Soviet-Friendship, 1964; Challenge, 1968; Comment, 1968; Cogito, 1968; Daily Herald, 1924-25; Evening Standard, 1927; Journalist, 1949; Jewish Clarion, 1953; Jewish Chronicle re. anti-Semitism in USSR, 1949; Jewish Monthly, 1951; Journal of Sex Education, 1950; London Broadcasting Company (LBC News) re. obituary of Mao Tse Tung, 1976; James Bone and Manchester Guardian, 1925-29; Kingsley Martin and others, New Statesman and Nation, 1947-59; Philip Jordan, A.J. Cummings, and others, News Chronicle, 1939-59; NUS Sun, 1927; Observer, 1950-68; Our Time, 1948 with transcript account of OT's development: Red Stage, 1932; Reynolds News, 1941-49; Sunday Worker, 1926-28; The Times, mainly letters of IM's for publication, 1938-75; West Herts Post, 1959; WFTU Publications, 1952-61; Woman Today, 1949; Workers Publications Ltd; James Klugmann, World News and Views, 1949; and Youth, 1921. |
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