Includes: letters to the Mail & Guardian; 18/02 Helen Suzman to Dolly Maister, ARAG; handwritten note which begins 'Exactly what do you want from NM? You say just to lend his name & support of project (? Expedition)' [assuming this refers to Mandela]; letter to Helen Suzman from Jeremy Ratcliffe, Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, thanking her for donation of R1000; Helen Suzman piece for Marie Claire; items re Mzwakhe Mbuli; 22/02 from Wits re death of Helen Suzman secretary Mary Meyer (and her daughter, Debbie) in car accident in 1999; correspondence re funds for Dennis Sipho Nakasa; Rose Nelan; 13/08 Helen Suzman to Leo Nevas re Jews in jail in Iran and Mandela's undertaking to her on the matter.

Includes: 17/10 Helen Suzman fax to Theresa Oakley Smith; Our Parents Home thanks Helen Suzman for donation; much correspondence with Jim Parsons, Catesby Farm House, Warwickshire, UK; Ike Patch and his daughter Abigail; Benjamin Pogrund; copy of oral reply, 17/11 to Dr. Ruth Rabinowitz question the Minister of Health on foreign doctors; 23/06 letter from A.A.M. Radebe, Ladysmith; 14/07 Helen Suzman to Ruth Raibson, Philadelphia; 27/07 Helen Suzman to Esther Henderson, Robben Island Museum, on her visits there pre-1990; Lady Robinson, London.

Includes: 23/06 Helen Suzman to Prof Greg Sandford, The Principia, saying present day South Africa being "very much the curate's egg"; Sandown Veterinary Clinic re one of Helen Suzman pets who died; Helen Suzman to Sandton Traffic Dept.; Helen Suzman return to SARS re Mary Meyer; 17/01 Larry Sears, Paris; 15/11 Helen Suzman letter to The Sowetan re Aggrey Klaaste's piece 'Images on Tape that Shook the Entire World'; 27/07 Helen Suzman replies, by email, to a series of questions from Catherine Stowell, about herself; 10/03 Helen Suzman letter to The Star re question time in Parliament; Leonard Sussman; various Suzman family members including Cedric, Janet, Mark and Patty who sends an email with instructions on how to print an email; Helen Suzman to Jeunesse Park, Trees for Africa.

Includes: 02/10 Helen Suzman to Prof. Ollie Williams, Notre Dame University; 30/10 note to be faxed to Frank Wisner; correspondence with Anna Maslin concerning the publication 'Woman At Work' with a contribution written by Helen Suzman; 17/07 Helen Suzman to Committee of 'Women of the Year', Highbury Park, London, re their nomination of her; 08/04 badly photocopied fax 'Call to the Zimbabwean Authorities' signed by 'Dame Helen Suzman'.

Includes: copy of banning and house-arrest order issued to Petrus William Letlalo of Dube, February 1965 and cutting; 21/01/1965 letter from Vera K. Webber, Principal of the Nursery School Teachers Training College, Hillbrow re the African Self-Help Association and decrying the apathy of most of her students; 25/01/1965 letter from Helen Suzman to the Johannesburg Town Clerk raising threats made against a young (black) boy boarding a bus in Dunkeld; February 1965 correspondence concerning Annie Silinga's daughter Elsinah Lwana, son-in-law and baby grandson; letters re the non-delivery of avocado pears in the UK by Cleghorn & Harris Ltd.; correspondence re attempts by Simonstown artist Frank Brown, a "Coloured" person, to get a passport to study in Bombay; 25/02/1965 letter from Helen Suzman to Secretary for Justice proposing people to be appointed as Justices of the Peace in Johannesburg because "we are finding it very difficult indeed in Johannesburg to make the necessary arrangements for our postal voters".

01/03/1965 Helen Suzman letter to Die Banier concerning the Progressive Party's attitude towards Coloureds; 01/03/1965 Helen Suzman letter to Elizabeth Wheeler, African-American Institute, New York, mentioning boycotts of SA; March 1965 Helen Suzman and Colin Eglin draft responses to an 'Election Questionnaire' sent to them by Johnson of the Sunday Express newspaper — these answers set out in some detail the PP's qualified franchise policy for black South Africans; 12/03/1965 poems on apartheid etc., sent to Helen Suzman by one Barney Boloang of Dube Village; 24/03/1965 NUSAS member Robert Berman going to compile information about students with overseas scholarships who've been refused passports; 26/03/1965 Helen Suzman letter to Leslie French concerning multi-racial audiences in reply to his asking what British (Actors) Equity should do about performing in SA; 28/03/1965 note from Ann Harris thanking Helen Suzman for her plea of clemency (to Minister of Justice) for John Harris; several letters from solicitor Ruth Hayman; several letters from Helen Suzman to Hansi Pollak and Dr. W.G. McConkey.

09/04/1965 letter from Acting General Secretary of the Food & Canning Workers Union asking about MP's salaries (cf. government intending to introduce a wage freeze); 12/04/1965 letter to Helen Suzman from Mr. B.S. Chetty, Chairman of the Natal Cigar & Tobacco Manufacturer's Association about "border industries" in this area creating jobs for Indians; 15/04/1965 letter concerning the position of attorney Ismail Meer if the proposed legislation to bar listed communists from practising in the courts becomes law; 23/04/1965 Helen Suzman letter to "Ruth" about Janet Suzman; Helen Suzman letter to "John", 23/04/1965: "I always come back to Cape Town thinking that the Government cannot possibly think up more contentious issues, and, needless to say, I am always wrong. This year we have been full of nonsense about mixed entertainments and, of course, Vorster has had a couple of his ugly little brain-children on the Order Paper."; 30/04/1965 Helen Suzman letter to Prof. Robert Birley requesting information on African education for her to use during the "Bantu Education" vote; 13/05/1965 letter from Deryck Humphries (who's writing the history of Benoni) about the 1958 election and the campaign waged by the United Party (including Helen Suzman) against the socialist Leo Lovell.

02/06/1965 Helen Suzman letter to Vorster, Minister of Justice informing him that she will be raising the cases of various banned persons during his Vote, namely Roux, Simon, Zackon, Hain, Ndziba, Sobukwe and Joseph amongst others; 04/06/1965 Helen Suzman letter to Ruth Hayman about political prisoners and those in 'D' category; June 1965 correspondence concerning 24-hour house arrest order served on Mr. Richard 'Dick' Triegaardt, a 'listed Communist', plus newspaper cutting; 29/10/1965 Helen Suzman to "Dear Old Ducks" or "Miss Yekkie" (Barbara Mouat) about getting ready with questions for the 1966 session of Parliament; 02/11/1965 letter to John McCloy about possible funding from the Ford Foundation for Waterford School in Swaziland; 24/11/1965 Helen Suzman letter to Cecile Walters on why the Progs won't be entering into an electoral pact with the UP.