Correspondence A 1956 Correspondence generally regarding Comfort's published works, invitations to speak at events, politics - particularly foreign policy, international relations and politics including the Hungarian Uprising and Suez Crisis. Correspondents: <li>David Higham, authors' agent <li>Ranyard West <li>Freda Bowyer, of University of King's College <li>T F Fox, Editor of <i>The Lancet</i> <li>Walter E Spradbery (artist) <li>Robert Fogan (editor) and Jane O'Malley (assistant editor) of <i>A Medical Bulletin</i> <li>Islwyn Griffiths of the Pembroke Dock International Friendship Society <li>R Jourdan of the Mutuelle Generale de L'education Nationale <li>Associazione Internazionale di Poesia <li>E R Bransby <li>Hugh Anderson <li>Leslie Farrer-Brown of the Nuffield Foundation <li>Ray Lamb of the Educational Centres Association <li>Janet Smitt of <i>New Statesman and Nation</i> <li>BBC <li>Edward Ramberg of the Society for Social Responsibility in Science <li>D [Rommero] and Eduardo Espinosa-Torres of tiempo de america <li> J Hurkan <li>J Johnstone Abraham of William Heineman Medical Books <li>D Stanley Jones <li>Alec Craig, of The Contemporary Music and Poetry Circle <li>London Anarchist Group <li>Hugh Brock, editor of <i>Peace News</i> <li>Dorothy Saunders <li>Carey Williams of <i>The Nation</i> <li>V Mayes, including as the editor and publisher of <i>The University Libertarian</i> <li>Dorothy Morland, Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts <li>Nimai Chatterji <li>E A Knight of the Birmingam and Midland Institute <li>A W Haslett of <i>The Times</i> <li>The Medical Assoication for the Prevention of War <li>Eleanor Fox, Secretary for the Society for Cultural Relations with the USSR <li>John Biggs-Davison regarding the government's policy on nuclear test explosions <li>Erich Hirsch of GER Angloe German Educational Relations, with Comfort's reply <li>Albert Camus <li>G I Crawford of The Malacological Society of London <li>H Frankel, Secretary of the Society for Friendship with Bulgaria </br> Also includes a letter from Comfort the the Editor of the Manchester Guardian and a draft article, presumably by Comfort, regarding the Suez Crisis 1956