Includes: Sacred Heart University, Connecticut; 09/10 Steven Samman, Keyes School, California, writes from the Principal's office as he is in trouble and his 'punishment' is to write to Helen Suzman; 04/05 Counsellor John R. Schram thanks Helen Suzman for having Canadian Foreign Minister to lunch; 08/04 Walter Morris-Hale, Smith College, Massachusetts; 16/10 Helen Suzman to members of the SAIRR about attacks on Dr. Anthea Jeffrey's report on 'Disinformation about Violence in South Africa'; 04/03 SA Jewish Board of Deputies about their decision to "honour outstanding members of the community for their contribution to the defence of human rights"; 20/07 Allister Sparks, Institute for the Advancement of Journalism; 23/07 Helen Suzman to Maureen Isaacson, Sunday Star, answering the question "If women were to take over the world, how would the following laws change"; 25/01 Leonard Sussman, Freedom House.

Includes: 11/03 Sotirios Mousouris, former Head of the (United Nations) Centre against Apartheid; University of Cambridge, Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Sir David Williams; University of Nottingham; University of Michigan; Maritz van den Berg, London; Minister of Correctional Services, Adriaan Vlok, about Helen Suzman serving on their National Advisory Council; Waverley Girls' High School, Johannesburg; Yale Law School.

Includes: 25/08 Helen Suzman to American Jewish Committee, mentions "Nelson" attending the SAJBD's annual congress at the Carlton Hotel and "made a very reassuring speech regarding the ANC's commitment towards the South African Jewish community"; 11/03 Helen Suzman to Lady Clementine Beit, London; Cyril and Simone Blumental, East London; 10/06 Brenthurst Library invites Helen Suzman to give a talk on her book; 19/05 Helen Suzman to J.D. Armstrong, British Council, Johannesburg, re the British Equal Opportunities Commission; 26/08 Paul Jenkins writes from Webber Wentzel about setting up a Broadcast Development Foundation; Helen Suzman to Nieman Fellowship Director, Ussalep, supporting application by David Braun for a fellowship.

Includes: Henry Catto; correspondence with H.J. 'Kobie' Coetsee concerning Neville Clarence (formerly of the SADF) and about a conference which he wanted Helen Suzman to attend (re Bill of Rights); Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, London; note from Tim Couzens, Wits; 08/09 Helen Suzman to James Selfe, Democratic Party, saying she cannot attend the party congress and hoping that "the DP will take its courage in its hands and adopt positive policies regarding pro-choice on the abortion issue and the abolition of the death penalty; De Montfort University, Norfolk, UK; John Doble, British Consul General, re visit of Chief Justices for an International Human Rights conference; 14/07 Kent Durr, SA Ambassador to UK, about a lunch for Helen Suzman at the Embassy.

Includes: 06/09 Helen Suzman to Bill Edmondson: "You realise, of course, that the University of the Western Cape is the cradle of all the Marxist crazies in this country?"; 21/09 Education Africa re a sanctions video; Tom Erlich, President, Indiana University; Natasha Fairweather, Israel; Herbert Frankel, Oxford; 17/11 Zoe Girling, Toronto, about Helen Suzman book-tour visit and talk there: "What a starry performance. You certainly wowed us all in that packed hall..."; several letters from Kay Graham, Washington Post.

Includes: 09/08 Helen Suzman writes foreword for Dawn Haggie's book on the African Self Help Association; 08/09 Helen Suzman to Joyce Harris saying she'll be coming to Toronto to open the 'Jewish Book Fair'; 08/06 Andrew Hazlett, formerly of the Wesleyan University, writes to explain to Helen Suzman what happened behind the scenes during her controversial visit there as a Baldwin Fellow in 1989 (and afterwards; 13/01 Helen Suzman to Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, University of Notre Dame, Indiana; 10/09 Oscar Dhlomo writes from the Institute for Multi-Party Democracy; Inter-Action Council; Inter-Parliamentary Council Against Anti-Semitism, London; 18/06 Shaun Johnson, Deputy Editor of The Star, re his forthcoming book; 09/11 letter from Cliff Matheson, Juluka "for those interested in Southern Africa", USA.

Includes: Joy and Herb Kaiser, Washington DC; Mary Keating; Andrew Kenny, about some error in a 'Fast Facts' piece about nuclear power; 18/08 Helen Suzman to Jyoti Keshav, re the aims of the National Land Committee's and her support for them; Mrs. Devere Kostoff, Philadelphia; Geri Kunstadter, New York; Prof. G.H. Le May, Oxford; 18/03 Helen Suzman to Sarah Levy, SA Union of Jewish Students, UCT, saying: "... I have no views on what role Jews should play in the future since it is my strong feeling that they should simply exercise their responsibilities as citizens, irrespective of their Jewish heritage..."; 10/12 Helen Suzman sends 'Message of congratulations on the occasion of the presentation of an Award by the American Jewish Committee, to Margaret H. Marshall"; Merle Lipton; Princeton Lyman, US Ambassador to SA.

Includes: 12/08 Helen Suzman to D.M. Masekwameng, Mafotha Pre-School, Dwars River, re his funding request; Helen Suzman to Peter Martin, Institute of Current World Affairs, who first met her in 1954; 06/09 thank-you letter from Mercedes Benz; Helen Suzman to Margaret Mgwili, Johannesburg Female Prison; 11/09 Michaelhouse School, Natal, to Helen Suzman; 29/09 thank you letter from Dawn Mokhobo, Eskom, on her winning 'Business Woman of the Year'; Leo Nevas, Connecticut; Herman Nickel.