Press cuttings concerning South African affairs, including amongst others: Drum article entitled "Five months nightmare", with pictures by Ian Berry, Peter Magubane, G.R. Naidoo and W. Calder, October 1960; edition of New Age, Vol.8 No.9, 14 December 1961, covering Lutuli's send off in Durban, and the full text of Chief Lutuli's Nobel address which he delivered in Oslo; Isaac Deutscher's address to scholars' conference at New York entitled "Socialist Man", in National Guardian, September 1966 (these are large items and are stored in the oversize flat folder).

Please note that the DRUM articles have not been digitised due to copyright.

(All photographs are available in digital format in the Reading Room of Historical Papers).

A documentary produced by Toni Strasburg, for Big World Cinema, Ebano Multimedia, JBA Production, released in 2005.

The film evolves around the wider history and events of the Treason trial in 1964, the role of Rusty Bernstein and gives an insight into the circumstances under which Hilda and Rusty fled the South Africa in 1964 and how the family had to build their new life overseas. In her film Toni Strasburg explored why people choose to make the sacrifices that they make at the expense of their families and whether history repeats itself.