Includes: 22/09 fax from right-wing organisation Kach (Lyndhurst, Johannesburg) re Helen Suzman "participation" in the "hateful exploitation surrounding" an exhibition 'Anne Frank in the World'; Joy and Herb Kaiser; Tom Karis; Sara Kaufman; Mary Keating; 25/05 letter from Angela E.V. King, UN Observer Mission in South Africa; 05/11 Leon J. Krain writes proposing a project whereby expatriate South Africans will assist domestic workers in SA; 25/10 letter and article from Armistead Lee, Arlington, USA; Joe Lelyveld; 13/05 thank-you letter from Ambassador of Israel, Alon Liel.

Includes: 07/07 Helen Suzman to Sue McGregor, mentioning a health problem she is having; Vusumuzi Mdluli, Westville; 16/03 Helen Suzman to A.J. Mukhondo, Venda, re his request for funding to study; 20/06 Helen Suzman tp Patricia J. Keefer, Regional Director, Southern Africa, National Democratic Institute for International Affairs, Washington DC; New Horizon Care Centre, Grahamstown; Leo Nevas; 18/10 Helen Suzman to New York Times criticising an article on domestic workers in SA by Isabel Wilkerson; 23/10 Margaret Omer, cousin of John Scott, with articles referring to his death and that of his family in South Africa in 1991; ORT.

Includes: much correspondence concerning the case of jailed Israeli spy, Jonathan Pollard, includes Helen Suzman letter to President Bill Clinton; Promat Colleges; 06/05 John Qwelane, Tribute, invites Helen Suzman to speak at their monthly forum, mentions her "sterling record and experience as a hugely respected and loved politician.."; 19/08 Helen Suzman to Prince Mokhele, Rainbow Youth Peace Campaign, Soweto; Dr. Mamphela Ramphele.

Includes: Henry H.H. Remak, Indiana University; Andrew Reynolds, University of California, San Diego; 11/01 Steve Jaspan, SA Hockey Association, re Ian Richter (former prisoner in Iraq); Noel Robb, Kenilworth; 20/06 Helen Suzman to Terry Crawford-Browne re plans for a 'Peace Institute' on Robben Island; 25/07 Helen Suzman to DR. A.J. Cernera, Sacred Heart University, Connecticut; 10/05 Gill Sagar, Norwood, re the DP's election campaign; 18/03 to Helen Suzman from Sandton Town Council on 'Melville Road Traffic Calming"; 14/02 Helen Suzman to Inez Savage, widow of Andrew Savage; January-May, letters to and from Anthony Sher.

Includes: 13/01 Helen Suzman to Ambassador Conrad Sidego, Copenhagen; Dr. E.D. Silove writes about a young women called Precious and her educational successes (and the fact that she got a Helen Suzman bursary); much correspondence with Worshipful Company of Skinners, London, and Helen Suzman speech there; 29/11 Helen Suzman to Peter Soal, SA Mission to United Nations, New York; Stephen J. Solarz; 30/05 Helen Suzman to George Solarz; Jack Steinberger, PPE Division, CERN, Geneva; Charlie Stetson; Leonard Sussman, Freedom House, New York.

Includes: I. Gordon Thorburn, Executive Director, Johnson Matthey; Jeremy Thorpe, London; 23/05 Helen Suzman to Judge Moody R. Tidwell, Washington DC; 27/05 Andrew Torchia, Associated Press, Stockholm; 11/10 UCT Graduate School of Business asks Helen Suzman to be a speaker at their gala Annual Dinner in 1995; University of Nottingham; 13/06 Helen Suzman to Prof. J. Robert S. Prichard, University of Toronto, supporting the nomination of Prof. Stuart Saunders for an honorary degree; University of the Witwatersrand.

Includes: 14/05 letter from Sheila van der Horst; 04/11 Elmarie van der Walt, Pretoria, asks for sponsorship for her karate tour of the US; 15/03 H.P. Vermaak writes mentioning re her once speaking to the 'Rapportryers Korps', which FW de Klerk supported; SAA Voyager programme; Lady Walston; Ethel Walt; Gwen Walt, UK: Lady Reid, Wingate Scholarships, The Harry Hyam Wingate Foundation; 26/10 letter from Frank G. Wisner, US Ambassador, New Delhi; 06/07 Helen Suzman to Charles Woodsworth, mentions death of Jack Kahn of the New Yorker; 04/05 letter from William F. Ziegler; 03/03 thank-you letter from Johannesburg Women's Zionist League for her speech.

Includes: African Self Help Association; Amnesty International re pending executions in Botswana; assorted correspondence concerning proposals for an Apartheid 'Monument', 'Museum' or 'Living Memorial': correspondents include Helen Suzman, Colin & Margaret Legum, Geoff Sifrin, Michael Kustow, Janet Suzman (the Krok brothers are also mentioned); Aspen Institute; Maureen Aung-Thwin, Open Society Institute Burma Project; Glenn Babb; Helen Bernstein, New York; Nicholas Bethell; Nanaadj Boohene re project in memory of Sally Mugabe and Esther Boohene; Brandeis University re an award for Nelson Mandela; BBC.