Includes: 01/04 Rose Nelan, USA, to Helen Suzman mentions Clinton's visit to Rwanda saying " I was quite disgusted ... Everyone knew everything at the time. How dare he pretend innocence...", Helen Suzman replies saying how much she likes Hillary Clinton; Leo Nevas; letter from Constance Ntshona, Flushing, New York; 26/02 Julian Ogilvie-Thompson sends Helen Suzman the Anglo-American Corporation's submission to the TRC; 05/10 Helen Suzman writes a tribute to Harry Oppenheimer for Business Day; correspondence re 5th Alan Paton lecture.

Includes: 12/11 Helen Suzman to Mamphela Ramphele about R W Johnson's article in Wall Street Journal "I get very irritated when he goes over the top like this... I have had occasion to tackle him on some of his articles because of mis-statements he has made ..."; 30/03 Sheila Lloyd writes about Stuart Saunders' memoirs; Adele Simmons, President, MacArthur Foundation; 21/04 Helen Suzman to Dene Smuts on her reply to Bill Clinton in Parliament; Peter Soal; 26/01 Helen Suzman thank-you letter to Christiano Pizzut, State Guest House, Pretoria; reference for Peter Sullivan to the Rockefeller Foundation, Bellagio; 07/09 Helen Suzman to Sunday Times re Zapiro and Hogarth; Yuen and Bill Swing (former US Ambassador to Haiti).

Includes: Andrew Torchia, Cyprus; December 1998, 'round-robin' letter from Prof. Phillip Tobias; 13/09 Helen Suzman thank-you letter to Prof. van Zyl, Tukkies University; 07/10 Gail Viljoen, KZN, writes about her concerns for the current state of South Africa; 05/08 Helen Suzman fax to David Winder, The Principia, St. Louis, Missouri, with answers to his various questions on SA; Charles Woodsworth.

Includes: 05/07 AA to Helen Suzman conferring Jubilee Life Membership as she has "held unbroken AA membership for 50 years"; 30/07 Helen Suzman to Daphne Abeel, summing up her view of current political situation in SA; Dr. Frances Ames (and as with most of their correspondence, there's discussion of the 'dagga' question); Kader Asmal, Minister of Education; the Aspen Institute; Mr. Francis Bartels, Paris, re her visit to Ghana in 1971; Bessie Borwein, to whom she writes about the "feudal responsibilities" entailed in having "household domestics" as well as the fact that Thabo Mbeki "will make a better administrator of the affairs of state ... than my old friend Nelson .."; 03/11 Helen Suzman to Louise Fowler, British Airways re their assistance on her travels; Prof. Michael Brown, De Montfort University; Dr. Andre Bruwer, Tucson, Arizona; 01/11 Fran Buntman, attaching a release form for the interview she did with Helen Suzman for her book on Robben Island.

Includes: Henry Catto; 04/05 Helen Suzman to Hilary Clinton, White House, Washington DC, about a forthcoming visit to the USA; 07/10 Helen Suzman to Alison Coburn, Common Purpose, London; 07/09 Jill Conway, Massachusetts, about a possible initiative to assist rural women and girls in SA; 21/04 Helen Suzman to Jennifer Courtney re who should be able to vote in SA; Jason Colwy, New Statesman; Stephen Graubard, Daedalus; assorted correspondence to and from the Democratic Party.

Includes: De Montfort University, copy of Prof. Mike Brown's speech at graduation ceremony; 28/04 Tokyo Sexwale appointed as a 'South African Director'; Helen Suzman recommendation for Devi Rajab's book on her column 'Devi's Diary'; 15/11 item concerning Brian Doctor's 50th birthday; Tom Ehrlich; 23/06 Helen Suzman to Glenn Frankel; Dr. Rolf Freier.

Includes: 28/04 Gopalkrishna Gandhi, New Delhi; 14/05 cutting from The Star 'Suzman receives prestigious German award'; Nina Goldberg, New York; 26/04 Helen Suzman to Cliff Gosney; 29/11 Helen Suzman to Mr. Grill re Marion, Countess Donhoff; Gun Free South Africa; February-September letters to and from Kay Graham, Washington Post; Jorge Heine; Thelma Henderson, Grahamstown; 14/12 Helen Suzman to (former) Ambassador Richard Holbrook; 19/01 Helen Suzman to Shirley Mabusela, SA Human Rights Commission, mentions that "I often felt during my three years on the Commission, that I was being side-lined, that very little use was made of whatever special attributes I have ..."; the Human Rights Trust; Romo Honegger.

Includes: David Ibry re his publication 'Exodus to Humanism'; January-November Joy & Herb Kaiser; Kaiser Family Foundation; Tom Karis ends copy of his lecture 'South African Democracy: How Solid? How Fragile?'; Sydney Kentridge; Ancel Keys; Rev. Makgale and Mr. Moni, Khutsong Township; 03/02 Helen Suzman to Gerri Kunstadter, mentions that "there is a nasty atmosphere of xenophobia developing".