Included a Declaration of resignation, dated 13 September 1935, regarding the motion of the 17 August 1935 to dissolve the Johannesburg branch.

The correspondence held in these files mainly originates from contacts between the Workers' Party of South Africa, the Lenin Club, the Communist League, the Bolshevik Leninist League, and the overseas Secretariat and offices of the League of International Communists. They deal with issues of Workers movements, national and international political affairs, and views and theories of the international communist movement, as well as issues of disunity between the different communist fractions in South Africa at the time.

(Some from 'The Spark' :Organ of the Worker's Party).

Most of these articles would have been written for 'The Spark', the organ of the Workers' Party of South Africa, mainly by members of the Party, the Lenin Club and the Communist League of South Africa. One of the contribution, written by Leon Trotsky, has probably been used for publication as well.

Various items including: two pamphlets for a United Front against Fascism and against Greyshirt-Nazi Fascist meetings, issued by the anti-Fascist League of South Africa; page from the 'la Vérité' with an article by the Bolshevik-Leninist Group, French undated; newspaper clip; written scenes of a theatre play; Address to Italian soldiers against the war, issued by the Bolshevik-Leninist Group, 7 November 1935, Italian; Questionnaire for 'The Spark' to readers.

Photocopies of the above documents.

The photocopies are arranged slightly different from the above originals. An inventory is included.