What America should do about South Africa, Helen Suzman, New York Times Magazine 03/08/1986; State and Municipal Action Against Investment in South Africa, CAISA.

Cable from Congressman Sal Marzulo, 05/03/1988; Helen Suzman to J.P. Raath, SA Transport Services thnking him for stats sent and saying 'it will be extremely useful to me when I go overseas in two weeks time and try to talk some sense into United States citizens on the question of sanctions...", March 1988; telex from Canadians re their imports from and exports to SA, 1988.

Very large compendium of documents which includes extrracts from SA Statutes, extracts from Hansards, unrevised Hnsards and more copies of the intercepted correspondence.

Talk to School of Journalism' (probably by Helen Suzman), 5p.; article from the Financial Mail, 14/01/1994, 'Election Brief: A Heavy Burden'.

Rhoda Kadalie letter to DR. Barney Pityana, SAHRC Chairperson, conerning her reasons for resigning from the Commission on 17th July 1997; letter from Dr. Pityana to Ms. Kadalie concerning her resignation and the way it had been handled, 24/09/1997.

September-November 1986 correspondence between Charlene Smith, Helen Suzman and Sam de Beer (Deputy Minister of Education & Training) about Bramwell Ndlovu's attempts to write his matric exams for previous 3 years; December 1986-January 1987 Travers Lister about setting up a farm school and finding funding for it; 07/09/87 letter to Richard Eyeington, headmaster of Wareford School in Swaziland about Mandla Mandela [Nelson Mandela grandson] and funds for his schooling from Form 1 to Form 5; Undated note about Rochelle Mtirara [young relative of Nelson Mandela] needing money for school fees etc., an additional note says "Bursary granted by USAID programme.".

Deaths in detention and in police custody.

Handwritten letter to Helen Suzman from Jappie Mahlangu in Winterveldt: "Now we beg people like yourself to be our spokesman there because according to the fashion, we are not needed in the white-man's parliament ... Have a pleasant parliamentary session.".