Previous number: box 9 and part of 1b
Contents: papers and correspondence re Pares' involvement in aid for Russian refugees including Russian children's and students' education in Britain and employment of refugees. Also correspondence relating to a mss by an émigré Syroboyarsky which claimed to contain letters by the last Tsarina
1 box containing 3 folders and 1 envelope
To PAR/7/1/1-7/1/4 piece descriptions
PAR/7/2
Reports presented by Pares to the British Government re Russia and
reports re education of Russian refugees in Britain (1918-1919)
Previous number: box 29
Contents: reports presented to the British Government presumably all by
Pares re Russia particularly educational aid to White held area and
proposals for more studies of Russia in Britain; also reports re the
education of Russian refugees in Britain
1 box containing 4 envelopes
To PAR/7/2/4-7/2/4 piece descriptions
PAR/7/3
Reports, memos, pamphlets and other papers re Soviet affairs (1919-1934)
Previous number: box 15
Contents: reports, memos, pamphlets and other papers re Soviet affairs by
Pares and others. The material is mainly anti-Communist in sympathies.
1 box containing 5 folders and 3 envelopes
To PAR/7/3/1-7/3/8 piece descriptions
PAR/7/4
Reports, memos, pamphlets and other papers re Soviet affairs (1918-1932)
Previous number: box 14a
Contents: reports, memos, pamphlets and other papers re Soviet affairs by
Pares and others. The material is mostly anti-Communist in sympathies and
particularly highlights religious persecution in the Soviet Union.
1 box containing 4 envelopes
To PAR/7/4/1-7/4/4 piece descriptions
PAR/7/5
Reports, memos, pamphlets and other papers re Soviet affairs (1922-1928)
Previous number: box 14b
Contents: reports, memos, pamphlets and other papers re Soviet affairs by
Pares and others. The material is mostly anti-Communist in sympathies.
1 box containing 3 envelopes
To PAR/7/5/1-7/5/3 piece descriptions
PAR/7/6
Correspondence and papers mainly with publishers and re adult education
lectures given (1920-1939)
Previous number: box 7a and parts of boxes 7b and 32
Contents: correspondence with publishers and re adult education lectures
given by Pares; also syllabuses of adult education courses taught by
Pares
1 box containing 5 envelopes
To PAR/7/6/1-7/6/5 piece descriptions
PAR/7/7
Correspondence re public lectures given by Pares (Apr 1932-Dec 1934)
Previous number: box 6a
Contents: correspondence re public lectures given by Pares to a variety
of organisations
1 box containing 2 envelopes
To PAR/7/7/1-7/7/2 piece descriptions
PAR/7/8
Correspondence re public lectures given by Pares (Jan 1935-Dec 1936)
Previous number: box 6b
Contents: correspondence re public lectures and lectures to adult
education courses given by Pares
1 box containing 3 envelopes
To PAR/7/8/1-7/8/3 piece descriptions
PAR/7/9
Correspondence re public lectures given by Pares (Jan 1937-Jan 1938)
Previous number: box 5 and part of box 7b
Contents: correspondence re public lectures and lectures to adult
education courses given by Pares
1 box containing 3 envelopes
To PAR/7/9/1-7/9/3 piece descriptions
PAR/7/10
Mss of "Moscow admits a critic" and related correspondence (1935-1937)
Previous number: box 33 and part of boxes 8 and 17
Contents: mss of "Moscow admits a critic" (London, 1936) and
correspondence related to the publication of this work and to Pares'
visit to the Soviet Union (late 1935-early 1936) which led to the writing
of the book. Pares wrote "Moscow admits a critic" after being allowed to
visit the Soviet Union for the first time since 1919. His primary aim was
to negotiate Soviet/British student exchanges and develop contacts
between Soviet and British academics. Some of the correspondence is from
British academics asking Pares' advice on arranging visits and on
appropriate contacts in the Soviet Union.
1 box containing 3 envelopes and 2 folders
To PAR/7/10/1-7/10/5 piece descriptions
PAR/7/11
Correspondence and papers relating British Church relations with the
Soviet Union and Captain Paul Bulygin's book "The murder of the Romanovs"
(1931-1940)
Previous number: box 8
Contents: correspondence re Russian Clergy and Church Aid Fund and the
Church of England Council on Foreign Relations and correspondence and
papers re the publication of Paul Bulygin's book "The murder of the
Romanovs"
1 box containing 2 folders
To PAR/7/11/1-7/11/2 piece descriptions
PAR/7/12
Press cuttings mainly re Soviet affairs (1917-1939, mainly 1919-1939)
Previous number: box 20 and part of box 18
Contents: press cuttings mainly re Soviet affairs, also some of the
Labour Party conference and reviews of Pares' work
1 box containing 5 envelopes
To PAR/7/12/1-7/12/5 piece descriptions
PAR/7/13
Press cuttings mainly re Soviet affairs and the murders of the Russian
Imperial family (circa 1917-1938, mainly 1920-1938)
Previous number: box 19
Contents: press cuttings re Soviet affairs and the murder of the Russian
Imperial family
1 box containing 4 envelopes
To PAR/7/13/1-7/13/4 piece descriptions
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