“…028-0096-001 TELEPHONE: MUSEUM 8886 TELEGRAMS: MINFEDBRIT, WESTCENT, LONDON THE MINEWORKERS' FEDERATION OF GREAT BRITAIN 50, Russell Square, London, W.E.1. 18th January, 1937. …”

“…Modified Approach to the Hippy Movement Hungarian Writers in the Soviet Union Hungary's Increasing Trade with the West Komocsin in Yugoslavia More Details on Nazi Indemnities Agreement Hungarian Agricultural Specialists in Great Britain Death of Rakosi…”

“…Citrine, Great Britain Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. …”

“…026-0128-001 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF TRADE UNIONS 9, AVENUE D'ORSAY, PARIS-VIIe EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: President: W. M Citrine, Great Britain Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. …”

“…M. Citrine, Great Britain; Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. …”

“…M. Citrine, Great Britain; Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. …”

“…EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: President: W. M Citrine, Great Britain. Vice-President: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. …”

“…M. Citrine, Great Britain; Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. …”

“…M. Citrine, Great Britain; Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobsen, Denmark; L. …”

“…Citrine, Great Britain Vice-Presidents: H. Jacobson, Denmark; L. …”

“…From early 1940 to mid-1945, 60,000 workers were transferred from Northern Ireland to Great Britain. There are no complete records for the net number of Eire workers recruited during the war, but between 1941 -1945 almost 100,000 travelled from Eire to GB for work. …”

“…LONDON THE MINEWORKERS' FEDERATION OF GREAT BRITAIN Secretary EBBY EDWARDS 50 Russell Square London W.C.1 5th April, 1938. …”

“…012a-0115-001 Telephone: MUSEUM 8886 Telegrams: MINFEDBRIT, WESTCENT, LONDON THE MINEWORKERS' FEDERATION OF GREAT BRITAIN 50 Russell Square London W.C.1 Secretary EBBY EDWARDS 2nd April 1938 Sir Walter M. …”

“…Since communicating with you on 22nd September further contributions have been received for the above Fund, the total as at 30th September being:- £16,949.8.0d raised in Great Britain. £7,066.10.1d from America. Yours sincerely, Assistant Secretary. 292/946/28/179…”

“…Control Committee Studies Subsidiary Occupations and Secondary Employment Twenty-Five Million Dollar Hungarian Loan to Be Raised by Bond Issue Miklos Ajtai's Visit to Great Britain Coverage of Egyptian Events Sandor Gaspar Visits Scotland Private Plot Problems Surveyed by the Central People's Control Committee Pork Supply Difficulties Expanding Hungarian-Italian Agricultural and Food Industry Relations…”

“…The National Minority Movement (NMM) was founded in 1924 on the initiative of the Communist Party of Great Britain. It coordinated committees of militant members of existing trade unions, organised on an industrial basis. …”

“…He became president of the Yorkshire Miners' Association in 1906 and president of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain 1922-1929. During the 1926 General Strike, Smith led the miners' delegation in talks with Government and mine owners. …”

“…After a long and arduous negotiation process, the institute was finally established by twelve national member organizations from the following countries: Bulgaria, Canada, Czechoslovakia, Federal republic of Germany (FRG), France, German Democratic Republic (GDR), Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Poland, Soviet Union and United States; a few years later Sweden, Finland and the Netherlands also joined."…”

“…Visit of the Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs 22nd Plenary Session of the Central Trade Union Council Changes in the Party Control Commission Poland Signs Pact to Buy Oil from Great Britain US Reportedly to Reverse Decision on Oil Refinery Equipment for Poland Polish-Yugoslav Differences on Defectors Economic Discussions on 1971-1975 Plan Continue Cuban Foreign Minister Visits Poland…”

“…The HSWP Prepares for Its 13th Congress The 1985 Budget / by Alfred Reisch Prime Minister Lazar Visits Vienna The Foreign Minister Goes to Great Britain / by Alfred Reisch The "Third Economy" / by Edith Markos Juvenile Delinquency on the Rise / by Judith Pataki Hungarian Schools in Vojvodina / by Eva Lengyel The Latest Issue of Beszelo / by Steven Koppany Two New Issues of a Hirmondo / by Steven Koppany…”