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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

Kwame Nkrumah

1909 September 21 Born to Kobina Nkrumah and Kweku Nyaniba in Nkroful, Gold Coast

1930 Completed four year teachers' course at Achimota College, Accra

1930-1935 Taught at Catholic schools in the Gold Coast

1939 Received B.A. degree in economics and sociology from Lincoln University, Oxford, Pennsylvania. Served as President of the African Students' Association of America and Canada while enrolled

1939-1943 Taught history and African languages at Lincoln University

1942 Received S.T.B. [Bachelor of Theology degree] from Lincoln Theological Seminary

1942 Received M.S. degree in Education from the University of Pennsylvania

1943 Received A.M. degree in Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania

1945-1947 Lived in London. Attended London School of Economics for one semester. Became active in pan-Africanist politics

1947 Returned to Gold Coast and became General Secretary of the United Gold Coast Convention

1949 Founded the Convention Peoples' Party (C.P.P.)

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1949 Publication of What I Mean by Positive Action

1950-1951 Imprisoned on charge of sedition and of fomenting an illegal general strike

1951 February Elected Leader of Government Business of the Gold Coast

1951 Awarded Honorary LL.D. degree from Lincoln University

1952 Designated Prime Minister of the Gold Coast by Governor Sir Charles Arden-Clarke

1957 March 6 Gold Coast gained independence from Great Britain and was renamed Ghana

1957 Publication of Ghana: The Autobiography of Kwame Nkrumah

1957 December Married Fathia Helen Ritzk. Three children- Gorkeh Gamal, Samiah Yabah, and Sekou Ritzk

1958 November Founded, with Sekou Toure, the Ghana-Guinea Union; Mali joined in 1961

1960 April Elected President of the Republic of Ghana; assumed presidency in July

1961 Publication of I Speak of Freedom: A Statement of African Ideology

1962 Publication of Towards Colonial Freedom: Africa in the Struggle against World Imperialism; first printed in 1949

1963 May Foundation of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in Addis Ababa. Nkrumah was a founder and one its staunchest proponents

1963 Publication of Africa Must Unite

1964 Publication of Consciencism: Philosophy and Ideology for Decolonisation

1965 Publication of Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism

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1966 January Inauguration of the Volta River Dam, the main economic achievement of Nkrumah's rule

1966 February 24 Ousted by military coup. National Liberation Council (NLC) established

1966 March 2 Arrived in Conakry. Named Co-President of Guinea

1966 Publication of Challenge of the Congo: A Case Study of Foreign Pressures in an Independent State;

Publication of Axioms of Kwame Nkrumah

1967 Publication of Voice from Conakry

1968 Publication of Dark Days in Ghana;

Publication of Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare: A Guide to the Armed Phase of the African Revolution;

Publication of Freedom Fighters Edition of Axioms of Kwame Nkrumah;

Publication of five pamphlets: The Big Lie Ghana: The Way Out Two Myths The Struggle Continues

1970 Publication of Class Struggle in Africa

1971 October Left Guinea for medical treatment in Bucharest, Romania

1972 April 27 Died in Bucharest

1973 Publication of Revolutionary Path

1974 Publication of Rhodesia File

Sources: Dabu Gizenga Collection on Kwame Nkrumah, Moorland- Spingarn Research Center, Manuscripts Division, Howard University

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Kwame Nkrumah Papers, Moorland-Spingarn Research Center, Manuscripts Division, Howard University

Howell, Thomas A. and Jeffrey P. Rajasooria, eds. Ghana and Nkrumah. New York: Facts on File, Inc., 1972.

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SCOPE NOTE

The papers of Kwame Nkrumah (1909-1972), teacher, statesman, and author, span the period from 1955 to 1987. The bulk of the papers covers the period from 1965 to 1974 and the collection totals approximately twenty-six linear feet. While Prime Minister of the Gold Coast, Nkrumah led the successful fight for the colony's independence from the British. From June 1960 until February 1966, he served as President of Ghana, while advocating the cause of a free and unified Africa. After the 1966 Ghanaian coup, Nkrumah settled in Conakry, Guinea, where he continued to promote pan-Africanism and denounce neo-colonialism. This collection primarily documents Nkrumah's activities during his life in Conakry, 1966-1971. June Milne, Nkrumah's literary executrix, donated the collection to MSRC, beginning in 1984.

While in Conakry, Nkrumah authorized June Milne, his former research assistant, to establish Panaf Books, Ltd. Panaf published Nkrumah's new books and reprinted the previous ones. Materials related to these publications, organized by title, comprise approximately half of the collection. These materials were acquired in 1986.

A large portion of the papers consists of Nkrumah's correspondence. Among his frequent correspondents were writer and widow of W.E.B. DuBois, Shirley Graham DuBois; President of Lincoln University, Marvin Wachman; American civil rights activists, Grace and James Boggs; author Reba Lewis; writer and daughter of Richard Wright, Julia Wright [Herve]; and Jamaican senator Dudley Thompson.

While in Guinea, Nkrumah persisted in his 1957 affirmation that the independence of Ghana was meaningless unless linked with the total liberation and eventual unification of Africa. The writings in this collection document his continued belief in this goal. Although physically removed from Ghana, Nkrumah continued to communicate his beliefs through his books and his correspondence.

In 1986 Milne was able to retrieve the files and papers from Villa Syli, Nkrumah's residence while in Guinea. Between Nkrumah's 1971 departure from Guinea and 1986, the papers were exposed to some environmental damage. Fortunately, most of the damage is evident only on the edges of the papers.

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In 1987 Milne donated to MSRC the "Conakry Archive," approximately fifteen feet of material comprising Nkrumah's incoming and outgoing correspondence and cables, and Ghanaian radio reports. Milne used a large number of these documents to compile her 1990 book, Kwame Nkrumah: The Conakry Years: His Life and Letters. Although she referred to them by file number in the book, they have been interfiled with other similar documents within the papers. While Milne contributed materials cited in her book, she retained her notebooks and Nkrumah's handwritten letters to her.

Also in 1987, John Marshment, General Manager of Panaf Publications Ltd. and printer of Africa and the World magazine, donated eighteen photographs and a manuscript titled A Call to the Workers of Ghana. Two years later Milne added sixty-two books, files, and Panaf business records. The books have been transferred to the Library Division of MSRC and Howard University Libraries. Some of Milne's personal files are included in this collection. The Panaf records have been separated and will form an independent collection.

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Series Description

Series A Conakry Administrative Papers

Box 154-1 Consists of financial documents, lists of names and titles of Nkrumah's entourage, equipment inventories, and travel itineraries. In addition to itineraries of Nkrumah's visitors, are schedules documenting Nkrumah's February-March 1966 journey from Ghana to Guinea.

Series B Conakry Correspondence

Box 154-1 Spans the period from February 1966, when to 154-10 Nkrumah settled in Conakry, Guinea to October 1971, when he left for Bucharest. Includes incoming and outgoing correspondence, arranged alphabetically. Nkrumah's secretaries wrote most of the outgoing letters. Among the correspondents are autograph seekers, students, scholars, journalists, book publishers, friends, and admirers from around the world. Most letters are in English, but several are in French and one in Arabic. There is little correspondence between Nkrumah and his family. See also Oversize Items, Series K, for a chronological ledger of Nkrumah's outgoing correspondence.

Series C Cables

Box 154-10 Spans the period from February 1966 to June to 154-13 1972. The cables are divided into incoming and outgoing, and are arranged chronologically. Outgoing cables originated from Nkrumah's post office box in Conakry, "Box 834." Although Nkrumah sent most of these, many visitors also sent messages from the box. Nkrumah often used cables because

Series C (con't.) he believed that his post mail was being intercepted. After Nkrumah left Conakry in October 1971, his staff continued to send cables from Box 834. Note that while Nkrumah was in Bucharest, Camara Sana, Nkrumah's Guinean translator, used the code name "Diallo" for

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Nkrumah. This series contains only photocopies. The originals are fragile, and therefore, restricted.

Series D Writings by Nkrumah

Box 154-13 Divided into two subseries: Speeches/ to 154-31 statements and writings. Speeches and statements are arranged chronologically and include dedication addresses, messages to the Ghanaian people and Legislative Assembly, and remarks during foreign travel. Writings are arranged alphabetically and include books, articles and notes, galleys, typescripts, art work, research materials, and correspondence. Access to "Materials for Destruction," the concluding section of Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare: A Guide to the Armed Phase of African Revolution, has been restricted. See folder for information.

Series E Writings about Nkrumah

Box 154-31 Includes biographical sketches, periodical to 154-35 articles, speeches, clippings, a biography, and a play script. Articles about Nkrumah's death are at the end of the series. Photocopies of oversize articles are included in this series. The originals can be found in Series K, the Oversize Items Series.

Series F Radio Reports from Ghana

Box 154-35 Includes reports of broadcasts gathered by to 154-38 Nkrumah's entourage in Guinea between 1966 and 1969. Most are daily reports, written in code. Nkrumah read and marked these, particularly the police and army messages. This series contains only photocopies. The originals are fragile, and therefore, restricted.

Series G Writings by Others

Box 154-38 Contains interviews, statements, published to 154-39 and unpublished articles. National Liberation Council leaders authored several of these works. Nkrumah's friends and followers sent these to him for comments.

Series H Organizations

Box 154-39 Consists primarily of printed material about African organizations, both within and outside the continent.

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Series I June Milne's Files

Box 154-39 Divided into three subseries: Estate of to 154-41 Nkrumah, Correspondence, and Writings. Because Milne was Nkrumah's executrix, the collection contains materials about his estate. The first subseries is primarily comprised of Milne's and Burley and Geach's (solicitors) chronological files about Nkrumah's estate and its distribution. The second subseries contains Milne's personal correspondence. Most letters date from the 1970s and 1980s. Correspondents include Douglas Rogers, Editor of Africa and the World, Nkrumahists and Pan-Africanists. A Swahili translation of Forward Ever forms the third subseries.

Series J George Padmore

Box 154-41 Contains information collected by Dorothy Padmore, for use in a biography of her husband, George Padmore, noted West Indian Pan-Africanist. In 1945 Nkrumah and Padmore organized the Fifth Pan-African Conference in Manchester, England. When Ghana gained independence, Nkrumah named Padmore Counsellor on African Affairs. In 1959 Padmore died suddenly, before completing the biography of her husband. After Mrs. Padmore died, Nkrumah asked June Milne to close her residence in Accra. Milne recovered correspondence and biographical information.

Series J (con't.) See also the September 23, 1960 edition of the Evening News (Accra) which commemorated Padmore, on the first anniversary of his death.

Series K Printed Material

Box 154-41 Arranged into four subseries: Clippings, to 154-46 Periodicals, Books and Pamphlets, and Newspapers. Most clippings concern events in Africa. The general clippings, primarily culled by June Milne from the British news services, are arranged chronologically. Charles Howard's writings (press releases and clippings) about Africa follow. Howard, a columnist for the Afro-American, sent these to Nkrumah in Conakry. The periodicals, arranged alphabetically, are mostly African publications. The majority of the books and pamphlets are Ghana government publications. Titles from the 1960 Inauguration of Ghana form a subseries. The remaining books and pamphlets are listed alphabetically. The newspapers date primarily from Nkrumah's rule in Ghana, titles of which include Daily Graphic, Spectator Daily, Ghanaian Times, and Accra Evening News. Microfilm copies are available for viewing in the Library Division of MSRC. National Liberation Council press releases and fliers are listed at the end of the series.

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Series L Photographs

Box 154-46 Nkrumah alone and with others, to 154-47 colleagues and friends, unidentified individuals, Ghanaian postcards.

Series M Oversize Items

Box 154-48 Includes a 1983 Ghanaian calendar, a picture of the Ghanaian Coat-of- Arms, broadsides, magazines, and a log of Nkrumah's correspondence while in Guinea.

Series N Tapes Box 154-49 Cassettes arranged chronologically within the following subjects: Nkrumah's broadcasts and speeches, music, and news programs. Most of these materials were made after Nkrumah left Ghana. These cassettes are copies of cassettes and reel tapes which are restricted.

Series O Restricted Items

Box 154-50 Includes original cables, radio reports, to 154-54 tapes, and films. These materials have been restricted due to preservation concerns. See Boxes 154-10 to 154-13 for copies of the cables; Boxes 154-35 to 154-38 for copies of the radio reports; Box 154-49 for copies of the tapes and a soundtrack to the Ghana News Reel. The film, "Le Cancer de la Trahison" (The Cancer of Betrayal"), was shot by Henry Herve, a free lance film director. It presents Amilcar Cabral's speech (in French with English subtitles) at Nkrumah's funeral.

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Container List

A Conakry Administrative Papers

Box Folder

154-1 1 Financial Documents 1966 2 List of Nkrumah's Entourage 1966 3 Inventory of Ghanaian government property left at the Ghanaian chancery and residences in Conakry after the coup 1966 4 Travel itineraries 1966

B Conakry Correspondence

5 Abas, O.A. 6 Abraham, Arthur 7 Abrams, Al 8 Ackah, Seth 9 Acquah, Barbara 10 Adama, J.E. Bannerman 11 Addison, Kodwo 12 Addo, P.E.A. 13 Adentan, Akintoye 14 Adgiti, Kofi 15 Adoko, Akena 16 Adomako, A.A. (and Ampah, J.K.) 17 Afana, Osende (and Francois, Fosso) 18 Afful, William Jr. 19 African Americans for Friendship and Retainment of Image Culture & Arts 20 Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee 21 Agbekoh, Edmund A. 22 Agbobli, Jean-Joachim 23 Agbolosoo, Nathaniel Anderson

24 Aggrey, John Wilson 25 Agorsor, C.E.Y. 26 Ahadzie, Benjamin A.K. 27 Ahmed, Y.M. (and Issah, I.) 28 Ajaro, M.O. 29 Akinde, Charles Oladipo 30 Akinsanya, Adeoye Akolbila, N.N. (see Gandaa, W.T.) 31 Akosa, J.C.N. 32 Akpata, Bankole 33 Akyempon, Francis Kofi 34 Al-Ahram (newspaper) 35 Albert, Assabieb 36 Aldridge, Dan (includes 1 letter with Boggs) 37 Ale, Ayo Akerele 38 Aleguabu, William E. 39 Ali, Sidi Hamid 40 Ali, Syed Riaz 41 Alioune, Deop 42 Almgren, Gerd 43 Aly, Bangoura 44 Amamoo, Ato 45 Ameko, M. Kofi 46 Amissah, Kobinah 47 Amissah, Thomas K.A. 48 Amoah, K. Bediako 49 Ampah, Joshua Eddy Ampah, J.K. (see Akomako, A.A.) 50 Anan, Charles 51 Ananse, Kweku 52 Ansah, Baidoo 53 Ansah, Owusu 54 Anyaduba, Zanna Obi 55 Appenteng, Regina Candy 56 Appiah, Kwaki Pipim 57 Appo, Joshua Kingsley 58 Arato, Geza and Maria 59 Armah, Anthony 60 Armah, James 61 Armah, Kwesi 62 Arthur, [Comrade] 63 Arthur, Bernard 64 Artman, Theophilus 65 Asamany, Regina

66 Asamoa, Ansa 67 Ashun, Peter K. 68 Assensoh, A.B. 69 Assensoh, Akwasi 70 Atondi, Lecas

154-2 1 Atta, Efuiva 2 Austin, R.M.R. 3 Awolowo, Chief Obafemi 4 Awotwe, Abdullah Kobinah 5 Ayensu, Kofi 6 Azodogbehou, Codjo F. 7 Baardseth, Helge 8 Bahule, Absalom 9 Bakarr, S.A. 10 Baker, Richard St. Barbe 11 Bakhoom, Naguib G. 12 Baldwin, James et. al. 13 Bandeh, Cherno 14 Barnes, Jamie 15 Barry, Amadou A. 16 Barthomai, Matthias 17 Barthwell, Mary Jane 18 Basner 19 Bassey, Linus A. 20 Bassey, Prince 21 Battaglia, J.J. 22 Bediako, Kathleen Abena (includes 1 letter to June Milne) 23 Belima, Botuli 24 Bello, Mustapha 25 Ben Yahuda, Shaleack 26 Benjamin, Edouard 27 Benn, B.H. 28 Berkenkamp, Horst 29 Beyebenwoh, John A. 30 Bing, Geoffrey 31 Bing, Teddy 32 The Black Panther 33 Blay, Eddie 34 Blay-Kwofie, Esther 35 Boggs, Grace and James 1967-1968 (also see Aldridge, Dan) 36 Boggs, Grace and James 1969-1972 37 Boggs, Vernon William 38 Bojang, Suleiman L.

Bonmoudienne, H. (see Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 39 Bong, Vu Hac 40 Bonosky, Phillip 41 Borgen, Per Otto 42 Bossman, Joseph Okeh 43 Boye, Edward H. 44 Brandt, Zelma Corning 45 Branson, Richard 46 Braukmann, Reiner 47 Bravo, David J. 48 Bretton, Henry L. 49 Breuning, Folke F. 50 Bronk, Bishop 51 Brown, A.C. 52 Browne, Roosevelt 53 Buadi, A.K. 54 Buchanan, John 55 Buchanan, John D. 56 Buo, Sammy Kum 57 Buser, Mauro 58 Butler, John 59 Butler, Washington Jr. 60 Cabral, Amilcar 61 Calderon, Ing. Manuel Ibarra 62 Camara, Faye 63 Camara, Sajo A. 64 Cambridge, Charles D. 65 Cameron, Denis R. 66 Cammarota, Raffaele

154-3 1 Capron, Victor 2 Carmichael, Stokely 3 Cartwright, Marguerite 4 Castro, Fidel 5 Caulder, John W. 6 Cessay, Yahya 7 Charles-Pascal, Tolno 8 Chick, John D. 9 Chiume, M.W. Kanyama 10 Christian Council 11 Christoffersen, Maren 12 Christophe, Tchadje 13 Clairmonte, Paul 14 Clarke, C. Belfield

15 Clarke, U.S. 16 Codjoe, Frank K. 17 Cojano, Oscar Kaplan 18 Conde, Moussa 19 Cornforth, Maurice 20 Couliholy, Salifru 21 Cox, Idris 22 Crozier, Brian 23 Cummings-John, Constance Dadah, Mockta Ould (see Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 24 Dadji, John Awusi 25 Daffeh, Junkunda 26 Dallas, Duncan 27 Damou, Sakho 28 Damouah, George N. 29 Daniel, Jack L. (and Porter, Curtiss E.) 30 Daniels, ? (The Rosicrucian Order) 31 Daouada, Toure S. Ben 32 Davidson, Basil 33 Davis, John A. 34 De Sabloniere, Margrit 35 Deme, Amadou 36 Desilesne, T.R. 37 Deutscher Buch-Export Und-Import GmbH 38 Dexter, Dallas Lee 39 Diallo, Abdoulaye Ismael 40 Diame, Diere 41 Dicko, Moussa 42 Dil, Anwar S. 43 Diop, Cheikh, Anta 44 Dobrowolny, Josef 1966-1969 45 Dobrowolny, Josef 1970-1971 46 Dodoo, Adolphus 47 Dodoo, S.A. 48 Donkah, E.A. 49 Dos Santos, Marcellino 50 Douglas, Rosie 51 Dove, Sam 52 Drake, St. Clair 53 Dua, Stephen Sowa 54 DuBois, David 55 DuBois, Shirley 1966 56 DuBois, Shirley 1967 57 DuBois, Shirley 1968

58 DuBois, Shirley 1969-1971, no date 59 Dufu, Kenneth 60 Dutt, R. Palme 61 Dyson, Peter

154-4 1 Edmond, Lez 2 Egbuna, Obi B. 3 Eggebrecht, ? 4 Ehret, Jacqueline 5 Ekfo, Ekfo B. 6 El Fadl, Fathi Mohamed El-Kholy, Lotfi (see Sobolev, Alexander) 7 El Hawari, Ismail 8 El Sebai, Youssef 9 Emmerich, Hans and Heinz 10 Enckwum, Rexford 11 Erzuah, S.E.K. 12 Eshun, Ekow 13 Essack, A.K. 14 Essien, A. Ivy 15 Etuk, Namisso 16 Evans, Charles 17 Evans, Evelyn 18 Evans, George 19 Ezekwem, Ogoegbunam 20 Fabbri, Bruno 21 Fann, Kuang-Tih 22 Farah, Ibrahim Adan 23 Fasanya, Babs Ade 24 Fatty, Ibrahim 25 Featherston, Alfred 26 Fillie-Faboe, Sahr 27 Fofana, Ibrahim 28 Foraf, Papunkus 29 Frame-Smith, ? Francois, Fosso (see Afana, Osende) 30 Fredj, Jacques 31 Frimpong, Ivy E. 32 Fullah, J.B. 33 Gandaa, W.T. (and Akolbila, N.N.) 34 Gaoseb, Godfrey 35 Garjo, Seedi 36 Garrison, Lloyd 37 Gatacre, E.V.

Ghanaian Security Officer at Villa Syli (see Yankey, Ambrose) 38 Gibson, Mankha Frederick 39 Ginsberg, Robert 40 Gould, James A. 41 Greene, Jay E. 42 Guardian 43 Guimaraes, Newton Sabba 44 Guyder, Rosina 45 Hall, Dick 46 Halliburton, ? 47 Hammond, A. A. 48 Hardwich, Linda 49 Harrison, Georges H. 50 Harrison, Jenkins 51 Hartmann, Madeline K. 52 Harvey, Franklyn P. 53 Hatch, Jeffrey 54 Heald, Tim 55 Hedborg, Flemming 56 Herve, Julia Wright and Henry 57 Heuberger, R. 58 Hill, Wendy 59 Hockstein, Harvey 60 Hoffmann, Harry Hogbe-Nlend (see Robert, Ekwalla) 61 Hooper, Mary Louise 62 Howard, Charles 63 Hunton, Alphaeus 64 Hunton, Dorothy 65 Hussain, L.B. 66 Hydara-Colley, W.E . 67 Ikejiani, Okechukwu 68 Ikoku, S.G. 69 Irondi, K.C.O. 70 Irvin, Dona L. 71 Isah, I.S. Issah, I. (see Ahmed, Y.M.) 72 Jackson, P.G.C. 73 Jackson, Robert 74 Jaffe, Bernard 75 Jaffery, Mohammed Sulaiman 76 Jagan, Cheddi 77 Jagana, Ibrahim 78 Jahumpa, Garba

79 Jallow, Abdoulie G.D.S.

154-5 1 Jallow, Mathew T. 2 James 34X 3 Jatto, Sidia S. 4 John, Johanese 5 Johnson, Christine 6 Johnstone, M.H. 7 Jones, Benjamin 8 Jones, Saihou-Habib 9 Joof, Gheran W. 10 Jugash, Joseph 11 Kabba, Abdul 12 Kadambi, K. 13 Kadiatou, Barry 14 Kalil, Kaba Ibrahima 15 Kambona, Oscar S. 16 Kambong, Mohammed Kandem 17 Kanu, Victor I.S. 18 Kariuki, Kiarie 19 Kasanji, Guillaum-Frederic (and Tshikangu-Musungayi) 20 Kaunda, Kenneth 21 Keita, Modibo (see also Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 22 Kern, Charles 23 Kgokong, Alfred Khakee, Abdul (see Magnusson, Ake) 24 Kiambo, Paul 25 Kianga, Kyulli 26 Kiboro, Karege 27 Kimche, David 28 Kinyatti, Maina 29 Kitazawa, Yoko and Masao 30 Kitenge, Christopher 31 Kiwi, Souleyman 32 Kofi, ? 33 Konanz, Hans H. 34 Konte, A.B. Moussa 35 Koos, Donald 36 Korankye, T.E. 37 Koroura, A. 38 Kouessan, Josephine 39 Krafona, Kwesi 40 Kron, Erich 41 Kuhenga, Makwaia

42 Kunakey, Emmanuel Yawo 43 Kusimo, Yemi 44 Kusorgbor, Joseph 45 Kutua, Nana Kwasi IV. 46 Kuzwayo, J.T. 47 Kwao, O. 48 Lacouture, Jean 49 Lamptey, C. 50 Lang, Jack 51 Lapping, Brian 52 Lawson, Adeyemi O. 53 Leballo, Parlako P. 54 Lee, Jimmie 55 Lethu, Izwe (and David M. Sibeko) 56 Levine, Katherine 57 Lewis, Reba December 1966 - May 1969 58 Lewis, Reba June - December 1969 59 Lewis, Reba 1970 - 1971 60 Liverpool, W.A. 61 Livings, Dorothy 62 Livingstone, Rosa 63 Lubetkin, Emanuel

154-6 1 Lukes, Steven 2 Lukosevicius, Vito S. 3 Luvualu, Pascal 4 M'dzonga Orchard 5 Mabeka, Nicolas Jacques 6 Macartny, M.T. 7 McColl, Christine and Saidou 8 MacHadjor, Emmanuel Buenor 9 MacJajah, Obiesiah 10 McKown, Robin 11 MacLachlan, T.R. 12 McLean, Leroy K. 13 Machyo, B. Chango 14 Mack, Jeff 15 Mackie, Steaven J.A. Jr. Maghoub, M. (see Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 16 Magnusson, Ake (and Khakee, Abdul) 17 Mahmood, I.B. Kojo Kyei 18 Mahmoud, M.A. 19 Mahoney, Kofi Slim 20 Malianga, W.

21 Maliwa, Emily N. 22 Mansaray, Ibrahim 23 Marais, Genovieve 24 Margai, Albert (see also Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 25 Markwah, M. Aboagye 26 Marof, Achkar 27 Marshment, John 28 Martin, A.K. 29 Martin, Earline 30 Marzano, Marino 31 Masroua, Georges 32 Massaquoi, Gabriel Massemba, Debat (see Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 33 Massinga, Joseph Chicuarra 34 Mayfield, Julian Mazrui, Ali A. (see Oculi, Okello) 35 Mbaraga, George B. 36 Mechini, Rodolfo 37 Medlock, Julie May 1966 - February 1967 38 Medlock, Julie March 1967 - January 1968 39 Medlock, Julie September 1969 - April 1971 40 Megenity, Victor 41 Menakaya, Nwibe 42 Mendy, Henri Bathiathia dit 43 Meouchi, Ibrisa 44 Meredith, Violette 45 Mgadi, Jishua T. 46 Milne, June 47 Milne, Van (E.M.) 48 Mohammed, Ali 49 Mo-jo, Kuo 50 Mombeshora, A.H. 51 Moore, Walter 52 Morkeh, Blay 53 Morris, Alun 54 Morton, E. Cameron 55 Moutwally, Abdel Moneu 56 Mpakati, Attati 57 Mqotsi, A. 58 Muhammed, Malik Hakeem Sultan Fard 59 Murray, Irene 60 Musengere, Gongo 61 Mutebi, George Wilfred 62 Muvuti, D.K.

63 Muwanga, Pauolo 64 Mwakiremba, Kenja Jr. 65 Mwamba, E.M.

154-7 1 Mwine, Frank A. N'Dooh, Isaac (see Robert, Ekwalla) 2 Nabali, J. Buluku 3 Nasser, Gamal Abdel (see also Toure Ahmed Sekou) 4 Neogy, Rajat 5 Ngalande, Matiya 6 Ngila, Raphael L. 7 Nguchede, Hans K. 8 Niase, Abdul Kadiri 9 Nichols, Scott 10 Nkongo, Pharoah Alymphaa

11 Nkroful Branch of the People's Action Party 12 Nnaji, Gabriel A.E. 13 Nonyelu, B. Nwankwo 14 Nottingham, John 15 Nquku, J.J. 16 Nsiah, Humphrey Owusu 17 Ntim-Frempong, G. 18 Ntloedibe, Elias L. 19 Ntumazah, Ndeh (and Samuel, Mekou) 20 Nugnes, Guy 21 Nyassy, Fansu Nyerere, Julius (see Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 22 Obote, A. Milton (see also Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 23 Obote, Miria 24 Oculi, Okello (and Patel, Hasu and Mazrui, Ali A.) 25 Odinga, A. Oginga 26 Oduro, K. 27 Oduroh, J.E. 28 Offei, R.E. 29 Ofia, Chidobel 30 Ofori, Elsie V. 31 Okafor, Dennis 32 Okereke, Sylvester (see also Pan African Students in the Americas) 33 Okoh, G. Ike 34 Okonjo, Chukuka 35 Okonji, M.O. 36 Okpaku, Joseph 37 Olusegun

38 Omar, M'Baye Cheik 39 Omongin, Raiti 40 Ongoiba, Hamidou 41 Ononye, Khalil 42 Ontumetre, Dikobe 43 Opong, Yaw 44 Orishagbemi, Kayode D. 45 Oriwu, Ogbara 46 Orr, Patrick 47 Osakwe, Jimor 48 Osborne, Herman P. Osman, Abdullah Aden (see Toure, Ahmed Sekou) 49 Otery, J.E. 50 Ousmane, Koita 51 Ozei, Ike 52 Padmore, Dorothy 53 The Palm Institute of African Studies Ltd. 54 Palmer, Leola 55 Pan African Students in the Americas (see also Okereke, Sylvester) 56 Parris, Canute 57 Pascal, Tolno Charles Patel, Hasu (see Oculi, Okello) 58 Patriafricauni 59 Peart-Binns, John S. 60 Penguin African Library Perreau, Ida (see Rajaram, Raymond) Personnel of the Presidential Detail Department in Conakry (see Yankey, Ambrose) 61 Peters, Ingram Reginald Ocufemi 62 Pheko, S.E.M. 63 Pinanko, K. Bing 64 Pinckney, Stanley 65 Pindling, L.O. 66 Poku, Kwame 67 Pomeroy, William Porter, Curtiss E. (see Daniel, Jack L.) 68 Powell, Erica 69 Pritt, D.N. 70 Prukl, Roland 71 Quadir, Mohammed Anwarul 72 Quashie, John K.A. 73 Quausah, E. 74 Rajaram, Raymond (and Tong, R. Van and Perreau, Ida) 75 Ralston, Richard D. 76 Ramata, Toure

77 Rankin, Dorothy 78 Rannick Playwrights Company 79 Rashid, Salim 80 Ratanov, Anatoli 81 Reed, James Edward 82 Reitsch, Hanna 83 Reitsch, Kurt

154-8 1 Renaud, Marc 2 Review of International Affairs 3 Rizk, Fekry Halim 4 Robert, Ekwalla (and N'Dooh, Isaac and Hogbe-Nlend) 5 Roberts, James S. (et. al) 6 Robinson, Frank S. 7 Rogers, Douglas G. 8 Rond, Klaus-Otto 9 Rowland, Frederick 10 Russell, Bertrand 11 Sabloniere, Margrit 12 Sackie, Macauley 13 Saidkan, Baba Jakong 14 Salim, Mohamadu Kwau 15 Samai, Thomas M. 16 Samba, Amadou A.G.M.B. 17 Samba, Jone Foray Samuel, Mekou (see Ntumazah, Ndeh) 18 Sanyang, N.K. 19 Sarba-Jahumpa, I.M. 20 Sarpong, Daniel 21 Sarr, Momodou 22 Schreiber, L.I. 23 Schwarz, Walter 24 Sea, Julius 25 Secret Agents 26 Segage, D. Gertrude Seminar- "Africa: National and Social Revolution" (see Sobolev, Alexander) 27 Sen, Sudhir 28 Senanayake, R.D. 29 Senghor, Leopold S. 30 Serwah, Ama 31 Seyd, Nicola 32 Shaw, Ray 33 Shulman, Morton 34 Shunker, Prem

Sibeko, David M. (see Lethu, Izwe) 35 Simpson, Kofi 36 Sitte, Fritz 37 Sloan, Pat 1966 38 Sloan, Pat 1967-1970 39 Smart, Norman 40 Smith, Godwin E.O. 41 Smith, William G. 42 Smothers, Ewe Rabah 43 Sobolev, Alexander (and El-Kholy, Lotfi) 44 Somai, Thomas M. 45 Sonko, Fatou A. 46 Spencer, Portia 47 Splett, Oskar 48 Sputnik 49 Stafford, Eddie 50 Staniland, Martin 51 Stassinopoulos, Arianna 52 Stevens, Richard P. 53 Stevens, Siaka 54 Stokes, John and Joan 55 Strand, Paul and Hazel 56 Sulley, Issah 57 Sung, Kim Il 58 Szeged Medical University 59 Taal, Saihou Omar 60 Tandoh, Samuel Nyamekye 61 Teitelbaum, Maureen 62 Tevoedjre, P. 63 Thant, U 64 Thomas, Edgar 65 Thomas, Jerome and Helen 66 Thompson, Dudley 67 Thompson, Laurel E. 68 Timm, Ernst

154-9 1 Tito, Josip Broz 2 Tizard, R.H. Tong, R. Van (see Rajaram, Raymond) 3 Touray, A.K. 4 Toure, Ahmed Sekou 5 Town Clerk, Municipality of Kisumu Tshikangu, Musungayi (see Kasanji, Guillaum- Frederic) 6 Tucker, Thome

7 Tyler, Theotis 8 Uehe, Udensi Agbayi 9 Ulcak, Dusan 10 The United Republic of Tanzania, Regional Administration 11 Usiyan, Bright Bikado 12 Usoroh, Etop J. 13 Vestlund, Lars 14 Volkmar, Pfarrer Friedel 15 Wachman, Marvin 16 Wallen, Josie 17 Wallqvist, Orjan 18 Welsh, David 19 Westerberg, Jean 20 Wiggins, Jim 21 Williams, Lawrence 22 Williams, Robert E. 23 Wilson, Harold (response from secretary) 24 Winstanley, Paul 25 Winter, Ella 26 Winters, Mary 27 Womack, Hal 28 Wood, Antony 29 Woronoff, Jon Wright, Julia (see Herve, Julia Wright and Henry) 30 Yankey, Ambrose 31 Yankey, Joseph B. 32 Yankson, Prince Kobina 33 Yanzu, Samuel A. 34 Young, P.N. 35 Yun, Lee Kuan 36 Zaag, Heiner 37 Zak, Michael 38 Zengeni, Mabaudi 39 Ziegler, Jean 40 Zikhali, Peter 41 Zwane, S.J. 42 Requisitions from KN regarding registered mail to be dispatched from the Conakry post office 43 Business Correspondence - Heinemann Educational Books Ltd. 44 Business Correspondence - International Publishers 45 Business Correspondence - Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. 1966 46 Business Correspondence - Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. 1967, 1969 47 Business Correspondence - Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. account, royalty statements, invoices 1965-1966

48 Business Correspondence - Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. account, royalty statements, invoices 1967 49 Ambassadors

First name only

50 Akainyah 51 Alexander 52 Ameho 53 Captain 54 Gerard 55 K 56 Kwesi [last name illegible] 57 Kwiku 58 Lamin 59 Malcom [sic] X of Togoland 60 Safo 61 Sam 62 "Son" 63 Woara [Activist Agent African 007]

154-10 1 No name 2 Illegible

Other's correspondence [author's name appears first]

3 Aborigines of Liberia and Toure, Sekou 4 Achkar, Marof and Fanfani, Amintore 5 Afela, H.K. and West Africa 6 Akintoye and Yankey, Ambrose 7 Amegbevi, Charlie Joseph Komla and Mr. Murumbi 8 Ankrah, J.A. and Margai, Sir Albert 9 As Before and Mary 10 Bankole and Mary 11 Brockway, Fenner and Medlock, Julie 12 Carmichael, Stokely and West Africa 13 Coward & Co. and Marais, G.E. 14 Dagah, Afrando Ibrahim and Toure, Sekou 15 Director of Education, Gambia and Faal, Dawda 16 DuBois, Shirley and Toure, Sekou 17 Eyekomogba, John and Preis, Lucy 18 A Ghanaian Student and Owusu, Victor 19 Herve, Julia and Taber, R. 20 Hodgkin, Thomas and Bridget, H.

21 Howard, Charles and DuBois, Shirley 22 Howard, Jean Ross and Reitsch, Hanna 23 Joof, Gheran W. and Toure, Sekou 24 Kardelj, Edward and Nkrumah, Fathia 25 Kinyatti, Maina-wa and Toure, Sekou 26 Liverpool, W.A. and Kwayana, Eusi 27 Marshment, John and Yankey, Ambrose 28 Mary K. and Mary 29 Medlock, Julie and Brockway, Fenner 30 Medlock, Julie and The New York Times 31 Michel, Camara Fassou and Commandant, Chef d'Etat-Major de la Gendarmerie Nationale et de la Milice populaire a Conakry 32 E.M. Milne and unknown 33 Ministry of Foreign Affairs and All Missions 34 The Neo-Mau Mau Movement and The National Liberation Council 35 Nquku, J.J. and Toure, Sekou 36 Okenwa, F.E. and The British Law Society 37 Owusu, Rexford and African-American Institute 38 Padmore, George and Winters, Vivienne 39 Pan-African Youth Movement and Toure, Sekou 40 Sana, Camara and illegible 41 Shkeu, Kogueo and Modje, Christophe 42 Simpson, Kofi and Kaunda, Kenneth; Nyerere, Julius 43 Tcheul, Rim Hak and Toure, Sekou 44 Tito, Josip Broz and Nkrumah, Fathia 45 Yankei, Valentine and Yankei [sic], Ambrose 46 Yankey, Ambrose et al and The National Liberation Council 47 Zed, Khalil and Cognoni, Romano 48 Zed, Khalil and Koucher, Bernard 49 illegible and Quarm, Adaya 50 illegible and Yankey, Ambrose 51 unknown correspondents 52 transmittal letters

C Cables

Outgoing

53 no date 54 February - March 1966 55 April - July 1966 56 August - September 1966

Box 154-11 1 October - November 1966 2 December 1966 3 January - February 1967 4 March 1967 5 April - May 1967 6 June 1967 7 July 1967 8 August 1967 9 September - October 1967 10 November 1967 11 December 1967 12 January - February 1968 13 March 1968 14 April 1968 15 May - June 1968 16 July 1968 17 August 1968 18 September 1968 19 October 1968 20 November 1968

154-12 1 December 1968 2 January 1969 3 February 1969 4 March 1969 5 April - May 1969 6 June 1969 7 July - August 1969 8 September - November 1969 9 December 1969 - January 1970 10 February - April 1970 11 May - June 1970 12 July - August 1970 13 September 1970 14 October - November 1970 15 December 1970 16 January - April 1971 17 May - October 1971 18 January - June 1972

Incoming

19 no date 20 no date

21 no date

154-13 1 March 3-4, 1966 2 March 5-6, 1966 3 March 7-30, 1966 4 April 1966 5 May - June 1966 6 July - December 1966 7 January - April 1967 8 May 1967 9 June - September 1967 10 October - December 1967 11 January - February 1968 12 March 1968 13 April 1968 14 May - June 1968 15 July 1968 16 August 1968 17 September 1968 18 October 1968 19 November 1968 20 December 1968 21 January - March 1969 22 April - May 1969 23 June - July 1969 24 August - December 1969 25 1970 26 January - June 1971 27 July - December 1971 28 1972

D Writings by Kwame Nkrumah

Speeches and Statements

29 no date Partial Graduation Speech 30 no date Speech at the Opening of the Dominase Bridge 31 no date Speech Welcoming S.S. Volta River to Home Port 32 no date Joint Statement with Duncan Sandys, British Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations

154-14 1 1955 "Gold Coast's Claim to Immediate Independence" Speech made in the National Assembly 2 [1955 ?] Dec. Christmas Message to Members and Supporters of the Convention People's Party [C.P.P.] 3 1955 Sept. 26 Speech to the World Assembly of Youth 4 1955 Oct. 7 Speech at the Opening of the Accra Installment of Mobil Oil Gold Coast Limited 5 1955 Nov. 30 Reply to his Excellency's Toast - "The Land We Live in" St. Andrew's Night Dinner 6 1956 Message for Nigerian Broadcast [New Year's message] 7 1956 Jan. 11 Reply to Address of Welcome by the Akpini Local Council 8 1956 Jan. 11 Reply to Address of Welcome by the Kpandu District Council 9 1956 Jan. 31 Speech at the Opening of the U.T.C. Department Store 10 1956 Feb. 1 Speech at the Opening of the Achiasi- Kotoku Railway 11 1956 Feb. 17 Speech at Laying of a Commemorative Tablet at Akuafo Hall 12 1956 March 24 Speech at Achimota Founder's Day 13 1956 April 19 Speech at Foundation Stone Laying - Prime Minister's State House 14 1956 May 4 Speech at Opening of Tarkwa Community Centre 15 1956 Dec. 17 Welcome Address to Army Advisory Council 16 1957 Speech at the Opening of the Tongu District Council Offices 17 1957 Speech at the Opening of the Ho Electricity and Water Works 18 1957 Jan. 16 Speech at the Opening of the Ambassador Hotel 19 1957 Feb. Speech at the Unveiling of the National Monument 20 1957 March 5 "Government Policy Statement" Speech made in the Legislative Assembly 21 1957 March 6 Midnight Speech on the Eve of Independence 22 1957 June 3 Introductory Statement to Press Conference before Departure for the Conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers 23 1957 June 3 Broadcast before Departure for the Conference of Commonwealth Prime Ministers 24 1957 Aug. 21 Statement to the House in Regard to the Deportation Proceedings against Alhaji Osman Lardan and Alhaji Amadu Baba 25 1957 Nov. 30 Speech for St. Andrew's Night Dinner 26 1957 Dec. 24 Christmas Eve Broadcast 27 1958 Message for International Affairs [journal] 28 1958 Jan. 4 Address to the Inaugural Meeting of the Ghana Medical Association 29 1958 Jan. 25 Speech at the 14th Annual Conference of the Ghana Trade Union Congress 30 1958 Jan. 30 Speech on the 10th Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's Death

31 1958 Feb. 19 Welcoming Address to the Delegates to the Commission for Technical Cooperation in Africa South of the Sahara 32 1958 March Acceptance Speech for a Mobile Dental Clinic from the Federal German Republic 33 1958 March 3 Speech at the Opening of Broadcast House 34 1958 March 4 Speech at the Nsawam Road/Ring Road Roundabout for the Ceremonial Inauguration of the Fountain, Road Works and Lighting System 35 1958 March 6 Speech on the Opening of the New Offices of Ghana News Agency 36 1958 March 7 Broadcast on First Anniversary of Ghanaian Independence 37 1958 April 12 Speech at the Official Opening of "Ghana House" 38 1958 April 13 Broadcast on Conference of Independent African States 39 [1958 April ?] Reply to Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia's Toast to Ghana 40 [1958 April ?] Outline for Reply to Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia's Toast to Ghana 41 1958 April 28 Welcoming Address to Representatives to the 1st African Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization 42 1958 May 2 Concluding Address to Representatives to the 1st African Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization 43 1958 May 3 Response to Toast by President and Proposal of Toast to the Ghana Society of Architects 44 1958 May 18 Speech for Ghana Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting 45 1958 July 5 Broadcast concerning Recent Tour to the Seven Independent African States 46 1958 July 21 Address to the House of Commons and Senate of Canada 47 1958 July 23 Remarks on Arrival at the Washington Airport, for Official Visit to the United States 48 1958 July 24 Address to the Senate of the United States 49 1958 July 24 Speech at the National Press Club Luncheon 50 1958 July 24 Questions and Answers Following Speech at the National Press Club Luncheon 51 1958 July 25 Address to the House of Representatives of the United States 52 1958 July 26 Joint Statement with Dwight D. Eisenhower 53 1958 July 28 Speech at the Civic Luncheon, New York 54 1958 July 28 Speech at a Dinner Given by the New York Cocoa Exchange 55 1958 July 29 Speech Given at the Joint Dinner of the N.A.A.C.P., the Urban League, and the American Committee on Africa 56 1958 July 29 Recording Made at the United Nations 57 1958 July 29 Speech at a Luncheon of the National Foreign Trade Council at the Waldorf-Astoria, New York 58 1958 July 30 Speech to the Afro-Asian Group 59 1958 July 31 Address Before the National Confectioners Association-The Bakers Club, Sherman Hotel, Chicago 60 1958 Sept. 1 Statement on Housing Policy 61 1958 Sept. 3 Statement on Industrial Promotion

62 1958 Sept. 4 Statement on Legal Education 63 1958 Sept. 4 Statement on Non-Alignment 64 1958 Dec. 24 Response to Welcome Upon Arrival at Delhi Airport, India 65 1958 Dec. 24 Reply to Speech by Nehru 66 1958 Dec. 26 Speech at Delhi University 67 1958 Dec. 27 Address at Civic Reception, Delhi 68 1958 Dec. 29 Transcript of Press Conference, New Delhi

154-15 1 1958 Dec. 29 Speech to the Indian Council of World Affairs 2 1959 Message to the New Year School, Legon 3 1959 Jan. 2 Speech on India-Ghana Friendship 4 1959 Jan. 5 "African Independence by Peaceful Means" Joint Statement with the Prime Minister of India, New Delhi 5 1959 Jan. 10 Speech on Afro-Asian Ties 6 1959 Feb. 20 Remarks in Moving a Vote of Thanks in Parliament 7 1959 April 2 Excerpt from Speech Made at Opening of C.P.P. Headquarters 8 1959 June 8 Speech at Opening of U.A.R. Cultural Centre, Accra 9 1959 June 12 Excerpts from Speech at 10th Anniversary of Founding of C.P.P. 10 1959 June 30 Broadcast on Development Day 11 1959 July 1 Address to the National Development Consultative Committee 12 1959 July 19 Joint Communique with W.V.S. Tubman, President of Liberia, Sekou Toure, President of the Republic of Guinea 13 1959 July 19 Joint Declaration with the Governments of Liberia, Ghana and Guinea. Issued at Sanniquellie, Liberia 14 1959 Sept. 23 Speech to the Press on the Atomic Tests in the Sahara 15 1959 Sept. 25 Speech on the death of Mr. George Padmore 16 1959 Oct. 9 Address at Closing of Steering Committee Meeting 17 1959 Oct. 10 Speech at a Ceremony for the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Ghana National School, Cape Coast 18 1959 Oct. 17 Speech at the Laying of Foundation Stone of Hall of Trade Unions 19 1959 Oct. 28 Speech on Visit to Ho 20 1959 Oct. 31 Speech for the Opening of "Farmers' House" 21 1959 Nov. 5 Speech for the Opening of All-African Trade Union Federation 22 1959 Nov. 5 Speech on the Occasion of the Opening of the Imperial Chemical Industries Factories at Tema 23 1959 Nov. 27 Speech at the National Research Council Luncheon 24 1959 Nov. 28 Short Address at the Opening of the Development Exhibition 25 1959 Dec. 16 Speech on a Motion in the National Assembly for Approval of the Foreign Policy of the Government 26 1960 Jan. 8 Arena Speech to members of the C.P.P. 27 1960 Jan. 9 Speech at State Dinner for Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister of Great Britain 28 1960 Jan. 29 Speech for the Inauguration of the 7th Annual National Delegates' Conference of the United Ghana Farmers' Council, Kpandu

29 1960 March 6 Broadcast on Third Anniversary of Independence 30 1960 April 2 Speech at the Opening of the C.P.P. Headquarters 31 1960 April 7 Opening Speech to the Conference on Positive Action and Security in Africa, Accra 32 1960 June 30 Speech at the Prorogation of Parliament 33 1960 July Speech at the Parade of the Armed Forces 34 1960 July 1 Broadcast to the Nation on Republic Day 35 1960 July 1 Speech at the Lighting of Perpetual Flame at the Accra Race Course 36 1960 July 4 Speech at Luncheon at the Ambassador Hotel 37 1960 July 4 Speech at the State Opening of Parliament 38 1960 July 9 Speech at the Opening of the Hall of Trade Unions 39 1960 July 18 Speech at the Opening of Conference of Women of Africa at the Baden Powell Memorial Hall, Accra 40 1960 July 21 After Dinner Speech at Dinner Given by the Diplomatic Corps 41 1960 Aug. 6 Statement Concerning Congo, at Press Conference Held at Flagstaff House 42 1960 Aug. 8 An Address to the National Assembly on African Affairs 43 1960 Aug. 8 Joint Communique with Patrice Lumumba in Connection with his Visit to the Republic of Ghana 44 1960 Aug. 17 Statement on the Congo, to the National Assembly 45 1960 Aug. 26 Broadcast on the Cost of Living 46 1960 Sept. 2 Message to the National Assembly on Investment Policy 47 1960 Sept. 8 Broadcast on the Congo 48 1960 Sept. 22 Message to School Children on the Occasion of the National Founder's Day 49 1960 Sept. 23 Address to the 15th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations, New York 50 1960 Oct. 9 Extract from a Broadcast on Government Economic Policy 51 1960 Oct. 18 Address to the Ghana Red Cross Society 52 1960 Nov. 8 Speech at Sekondi Durbar 53 1960 Nov. 19 Speech at the Opening of Cocoa House 54 1960 Dec. 1 Welcome Address to Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia 55 1960 Dec. 1 Speech at a State Dinner for Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia at the Ambassador Hotel 56 1960 Dec. 6 Address to the National Assembly on "The Teaching Service" 57 1960 Dec. 10 Speech made at a Durbar in Kumasi 58 1960 Dec. 12 Speech made at a Durbar in Sunyani 59 1960 Dec. 15 Broadcast on the Congo Situation 60 1960 Dec. 24 Broadcast Christmas Message

154-16 1 1961 Sessional Report on the First Session of the First Parliament of the Republic of Ghana, Embodied in a Message to the National Assembly 2 1961 Speech on the Political Situation in Africa 3 1961 Jan. 1 New Year Message

4 1961 Jan. 4 Speech at the Conference of Legal Education and Formal Opening of Ghana Law School 5 1961 Jan. 7 Address at the Closing Session of the Casablanca Conference 6 1961 Feb. 11 Address at the Opening Ceremony of the Nzima Oil Mines (I.D.C.) at Esiama 7 1961 Feb. 14 Broadcast on the Murder of Lumumba 8 1961 Feb. 14-20 "Death of Patrice Lumumba" - A series of Speeches, Statements and Comments 9 1961 Feb. 15 Address at a Dinner in Honour of Leopold Senghor, President of Senegal 10 1961 Feb. 16 Radio Announcement on the Congo 11 1961 Feb. 18 Address at the Laying of the Foundation Stone of the Kwame Nkrumah Institute at Winneba and the Inauguration of the First Course of the Ideological Section of the Institute 12 1961 Feb. 18 Text of Message to the Secretary-General of the United Nations 13 1961 Feb. 18 Speech at the Dinner in Honour of Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, President of the U.S.S.R. 14 1961 Feb. 21 Statement to the National Assembly on the Volta River Project 15 1961 March 1 Speech in Honour of Josip Broz-Tito, President of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia 16 1961 March 6 Message to School Children on the Occasion of the 4th Anniversary of Ghana's Independence 17 1961 March 7 Address to the Resumed Session of the 15th General Assembly of the United Nations on the Murder of Patrice Lumumba 18 1961 March 18 Speech at the Opening of African Unity House, London 19 1961 March 20 Speech at the West Africa Committee Dinner 20 1961 March 22 Statement on Departure from London 21 1961 March 24 Statement at Accra Airport, After Nearly Three Weeks Abroad in the United States, The United Kingdom, and North Africa 22 1961 March 29 Speech Declaring Accra a City at a Civic Luncheon Given by the Accra Municipal Council at the Ambassador Hotel 23 1961 April 6 Message to the Conference of Teachers Associations, Read by A.J. Dowuona-Hammond, the Minister of Education, on Behalf of Nkrumah 24 1961 April 8 Dawn Broadcast to the Nation Calling a Halt to Self-seeking 25 1961 April 15 Message on the Occasion of the Third Anniversary of Africa Freedom Day 26 1961 April 18 Address on Current Affairs in the First Session of the First Parliament of the Republic of Ghana 27 1961 April 22 Address to the C.P.P. Study Group on Building a Socialist State 28 1961 May 1 Speech on Assuming Office as General Secretary of the C.P.P. 29 1961 May 15 Speech at the State Dinner in Honour of President Sukarno of Indonesia 30 1961 May 18 Address to Cadets of the Ghana Military Academy 31 1961 May 30 Address to the National Assembly on Angola 32 1961 June 12 Message on the Occasion of the 12th Anniversary of the C.P.P.

33 1961 June 28 Speech at Accra Airport on Return from Bamako, Ouagadougou and Paga 34 1961 June 30 Address on the Occasion of the Opening of the George Padmore Memorial Library, Accra 35 1961 July 1 Speech at the Parade of Armed Forces and Police 36 1961 July 1 Speech at the Lighting of the Perpetual Flame at the Accra Sports Stadium 37 1961 July 4 Address at the State Opening of Parliament 38 1961 July 10 Speech on Arrival at Moscow Airport 39 1961 July 11 Speech at the State Luncheon in Nkrumah's Honour by the Praesidium of the Supreme Soviet of the U.S.S.R and the Government of the U.S.S.R. at the Kremlin 40 1961 July 11 Speech at Dinner Given in Nkrumah's Honour by the Chairman of the Praesidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic and Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic 41 1961 July 18 Speech on Arrival at Kiev Airport 42 1961 July 19 Speech on Departure from Kiev 43 1961 July 20 Speech on Arrival in Leningrad 44 1961 July 21 Speech at Dinner in Leningrad 45 1961 July 24 Speech on Moscow Television 46 1961 July 24 Speech at the Reception Held at the Grand Kremlin Palace, Moscow 47 1961 July 25 Departure Speech at Vnudovo Airport, Moscow 48 1961 July 25 Speech on Arrival at Warsaw 49 1961 July 25 Speech at a Grand Reception in Warsaw 50 1961 July 28 Speech on Departure from Warsaw 51 1961 July 28 Speech on Arrival at Budapest 52 1961 July 29 Speech at a Grand Reception in Nkrumah's Honour in Budapest, by the Government of Hungary 53 1961 July 31 Speech on Departure from Budapest 54 1961 July 31 Speech on Arrival in Prague 55 1961 Aug. 1 Speech at Humboldt University, Berlin 56 1961 Aug. 2 Speech at Charles University, Prague 57 1961 Aug. 3 Speech on Departure from Prague 58 1961 Aug. 3 Speech on Arrival in Belgrade 59 1961 Aug. 3 Speech at a State Luncheon in Nkrumah's Honour, Hosted by President Tito of Yugoslavia 60 1961 Aug. Speech on Departure from Pula-Yugoslavia 61 1961 Aug. 10 Speech on Departure from Roumania 62 1961 Aug. 10 Speech on Arrival in Bulgaria 63 1961 Aug. 10 Speech at a Reception in Nkrumah's Honour in Sofia 64 1961 Aug. 11 Speech on Departure from Bulgaria 65 1961 Aug. 11 Speech on Arrival in Tirana, Albania 66 1961 Aug. 11 Speech at a Reception in Albania 67 1961 Aug. 12 Speech on Departure from Albania 68 1961 Aug. 15 Speech at a State Banquet Held in Nkrumah's Honour in Peking

69 1961 Aug. Speech at a State Banquet Held in Nkrumah's Honour in Shanghai 70 1961 Sept. 2 Address to the Conference of Heads of State or Government of Non- Aligned Countries in Belgrade 71 1961 Nov. 25 Speech at Installation as First Chancellor of the University of Ghana, During the Inauguration of the University 72 1961 Nov. 29 Speech at Installation as First Chancellor of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi, During the Inauguration of the University

154-17 1 1961 Dec. 22 Broadcast to the Nation 2 1961 Dec. 31 New Year's Eve Broadcast 3 1962 Jan. 4 Speech at the Conference on Legal Education and Formal Opening of the Ghana Law School 4 1962 Jan. 20 Speech to the National Assembly on Volta River Project and its Bearing on African Unity 5 1962 Jan. 20 Statement on Certain Aspects of African Unity 6 1962 Jan. 22 Toast at a Dinner at the State House in Honour of the Volta River Authority 7 1962 Feb. 3 Address at the First Seminar at the Winneba Ideological School 8 1962 Feb. 14 Speech at the Opening of the Canadian Trade Fair 9 1962 May 5 Broadcast on Ghana's Seven-Year Development Plan 10 1962 May 26 Reply to Address of Welcome by Chiefs and People of Sekondi/Takoradi 11 1962 June 4 Address to the Conference of African Freedom Fighters 12 1962 June 9 Speech at the Opening of the New Police Headquarters 13 1962 June 13 Speech at the Opening of British Science Exhibition 14 1962 June 21 Address at the Opening of The Accra Assembly 15 1962 July 2 Speech at the Ceremony of the Award of Lenin Peace Prize at the State House 16 1962 Nov. 24 Message to the Seminar for Regional Commissioners, Regional Secretaries, Party Attaches, District Commissioners and Senior Officials of the Party's Integral Wings 17 1962 Dec. 2 Message to the Seminar for Members of Parliament 18 1962 Dec. 12 Address to Mark the Opening of the First International Congress of Africanists Held at the Great Hall of the University of Ghana, Legon 19 1963 Jan. 1 A Proposal for the consideration of Independent African States 20 1963 Feb. 24 Speech on the Role of Universities, at University Dinner, University of Ghana 21 1963 March 6 Speech [and reply by George Sherman, Dean of Diplomatic Corps] at a Diplomatic Dinner held at the State House 22 1963 May 20 Speech on Arrival at Addis Ababa Airport 23 1963 May 24 Address to the Conference of African Heads of State and Government 24 1963 May 25 Closing Remarks After the Signing of the Charter of the Organization of African Unity 25 1963 May 27 Speech on Arrival at Accra Airport

26 1963 June 21 Address to the Ghana National Assembly on the Occasion of the Ratification of the Charter of African Unity Adopted by the Addis Ababa Conference 27 1963 Aug. 29 Tribute to W.E.B. DuBois, Broadcast to the Nation Following Burial [and DuBois's Last Message to the World] 28 1963 Oct. 25 Speech at the Opening of the Institute of African Studies 29 1963 Nov. 30 Address at the Academy of Sciences Dinner 30 1963 Dec. 16 Message Sent to U Thant, Secretary-General of the United Nations 31 1964 Jan. 13 Speech at a State Dinner Given in Honour of the Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China, Chou En-Lai 32 1964 Jan. 15 Speech at a Dinner Held in KN's Honor by Premier Chou En-Lai at the Castle 33 1964 Jan. 15 Joint Ghana-China Communique 34 1964 Mar. 11 Speech to Launch the Seven-Year Development Plan 35 1964 July 19 Speech at the Conference of African Heads of State and Government, Cairo 36 1964 July 25 Speech Delivered at the Cairo Airport 37 1964 July 25 Speech on Return From the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference and African Heads of State and Government's Conference in Cairo 38 1964 Oct. 7 Speech at the Second Conference of Non-Aligned States, Cairo 39 1965 March 22 Address on the Congo to the National Assembly 40 1965 May 10 Speech at the Fourth Afro-Asian Solidarity Conference, Winneba 41 1965 June 24 Press Statement on the Situation in Vietnam 42 1965 July 9 Speech at the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference, London 43 1965 Sept. 3 Address on the People's Republic of China to the National Assembly 44 1965 Oct. 21 Speech at the Opening of the Summit Conference of the O.A.U., Accra 45 1965 Oct. 31 Aide Memoire Given to the British Prime Minister on the Occasion of his Visit to Accra 46 1965 Oct. 31 Text of a Statement Issued by the Ghana Government on the Southern Rhodesian Situation 47 1965 Nov. 2 Message to the Rt. Hon. Harold Wilson, O.B.E., M.P. Prime Minister of Great Britain 48 1965 Nov. 11 Statement [of the Government of Ghana] on the Unilateral Declaration of Independence in Southern Rhodesia 49 1965 Nov. 12 Message to the Prime Minister of Singapore on Southern Rhodesia 50 1965 Nov. 19 Press Statement on the Southern Rhodesian Situation 51 1965 Nov. 25 Address to the National Assembly on Rhodesia 52 1965 Dec. 16 Address to the National Assembly on the Southern Rhodesian Situation 53 1966 Jan. 10 Statement by the Government on the Southern Rhodesian Situation 54 1966 Jan. 22 Address Delivered at the Inauguration of the Volta Power 55 1966 Feb. 1 State Opening of Parliament, Sessional Address to the National Assembly 56 1966 Feb. 25 Statement about Overthrow 57 1966 Feb. 28 Statement to the Press Before Departure from Peking 58 1966 March 6 First Address to the People of Ghana 59 1966 March 13 Second Address to the People of Ghana

60 1966 March 20 Third Address to the People of Ghana 61 1966 March 24 Fourth Address to the People of Ghana 62 1966 April 10 Fifth Address to the People of Ghana 63 1966 April 12 Broadcast to Party Members and Friends Overseas 64 1966 April 12 Interview by Douglas Rogers

154-18 1 1966 April 24 Sixth Address to the People of Ghana 2 1966 May 1 May Day Address to the Workers of Ghana 3 1966 May 1 May Day Message to the Workers of Africa 4 1966 May 8 Eighth Address to the People of Ghana 5 1966 May 15 Ninth Address to the People of Ghana 6 1966 May 22 Tenth Address to the People of Ghana 7 1966 May 29 Eleventh Address to the People of Ghana 8 1966 June 12 Twelfth Address to the People of Ghana 9 1968 March 9 Message to the C.P.P. Overseas 10 1968 July 9 Message to the Black People of Britain

Books and Articles

Africa Must Unite 11 Preliminary outline 12 Synopses (with KN annotations) 13 Research materials - June Milne's [JM] notes 14 Research materials - JM notes 15 Research materials - clippings 16 Research materials - bibliographies 17 Draft of Preface (with Kwame Nkrumah's [KN's] annotations) 18 Draft of Foreword 19 Drafts of Chapter 1 (with JM's annotations) 20 Chapter 2 "Continental Government for Africa" 21 Drafts of Chapter 3 (with JM's annotations) 22 Chapters 1-2 with publisher's notes-fragments of typescript 23 Chapters 3-4 with publisher's notes-fragments of typescript 24 Chapters 5-6 with publisher's notes-fragments of typescript 25 Chapters 7-8 with publisher's notes-fragments of typescript 26 Chapter 9 with publisher's notes- fragments of typescript 27 Chapter 11 with publisher's notes

28 "African Socialism Revisited" African Forum l(Winter 1966): 3-9.

29 "African Unity" [draft]

Axioms of Kwame Nkrumah

30 Notes 31 Notes - Africa-African Revolution 32 Notes - African Unity 33 Notes - Aid-Colonialism 34 Notes - Commonwealth-Development Plans

154-19 1 Notes - Economic Independence- Imperialism 2 Notes - Independence-Nationalism 3 Notes - Neo-Colonialism-Non-Alignment 4 Notes - Nuclear Weapons-Positive Action 5 Notes - Racialism-United Nations Organization 6 Mock up of cover 7 Typescript - Nelson edition with publisher's notes, pp. 1-36 8 Typescript - Nelson edition with publisher's notes, pp. 37-73 9 Galleys - Nelson edition (with corrections for Panaf edition) 10 Paste-up - Panaf edition 11 Page proofs - Panaf edition 12 Page Proofs - Panaf edition (with corrections by printer and JM)

154-20 1 Marked galleys - Panaf's "Freedom Fighters' Edition" 2 Panaf's "Freedom Fighters' Edition" with revisions for second edition 3 Typescript of French edition 4 Typescript of Swahili edition. Translated by M.W. Kanyama Chiume 5 Typescript of Swahili edition. Translated by M.W. Kanyama Chiume

The Big Lie 6 Galleys

A Call to the Workers of Ghana 7 Typescript with corrections

Challenge of the Congo 8 Synopses, lists of source material 9 Research materials - Correspondence exchanged between Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, President of the Republic of Ghana and the Leaders of the Republic of the Congo on the Congo Situation. Accra: Government Printer. 10 Research materials - drafts and copies of KN's correspondence August-November 1960 11 Research materials - drafts and copies of KN's correspondence November-December 1960 12 Research materials - drafts and copies of KN's correspondence February-April 1961 13 Research materials - drafts and copies of KN's correspondence September 1961-February 1962 14 Research materials - drafts and copies of KN's correspondence January-September 1963

15 Research materials - drafts and copies of KN's correspondence October, December 1963 16 Research materials - drafts and copies of KN's correspondence January 1964-March 1965

154-21 1 Research materials - Committee for the Coordination for the Aid to the Congo August 1960 2 Research materials - Conference of African States, Leopoldville August 1960 3 Research materials - death of Patrice Lumumba 1960-1964 4 Research materials - political relations with the Congo 1963-1964 5 Research materials - proposed meeting of the OAU at Addis Ababa 1964 6 Research materials - reports of visits to the Congo 1961 7 Research materials - statements of the Government of Ghana 1960 8 Research materials - transcript of 1884 historic document from Cameroon and letter of transmittal 1936 9 Research materials - notes from books about the Congo 10 Research materials - notes 11 Research materials - excerpts from United Nations. Security Council Official Records 1960 12 Research materials - excerpts from United Nations. Security Council Official Records 1960 13 Research materials - excerpts from United Nations. Security Council Official Records 1961 14 Research materials - excerpts from United Nations. Security Council Official Records 1962 15 Research materials - excerpts from United Nations. Reports of Security Council to the General Assembly 1960-1962 16 Research materials - United Nations General Assembly. Seventeenth Session, Official Records, Fifth Committee, Meetings 961-969; 971-973 and 980 December 1962 17 Research materials - clippings 1960-1962, 1964 18 Research materials - clippings 1965, no date 19 Research materials - press reports August 1962, April 1964-August 1965 20 Research materials - press reports September-October 1965 21 Research materials - press reports November-December 1965 22 Research materials - press reports from the Congo Files 1962-March 1964 23 Research materials - press reports from the Congo Files April-December 1964 24 Research materials - press reports from the Congo Files January-October 1965

154-22 1 Research materials - press reports from the Congo Files October-November 1965 2 Research materials - press reports from the Congo Files December 1965-January 1966, no date 3 Research materials - Africa Report 10(August 1965) 4 Research materials - African Review 1(May 1965) (KN on cover) 5 Research materials - Chatham House Memoranda: The Congo, A Chronology of Events January 1960-December 1961. Oxford University Press, 1962

6 Research materials - The Tragedy of the Congo. Lagos Study Circle. 7 Quotation page 8 Dedication 9 Author's Note and Preface to the paperback edition 10 Preface - first draft 11 Preface - second draft (with KN's corrections) 12 Preface - third draft 13 Preface - final draft 14 Typescript with JM's corrections - various pages 15 Typescript with JM's corrections - Chapter 1 16 Copy of letter from Tshombe to Bomboko (reproduced in Chapter 11) 17 Typescript with JM's corrections - Chapters 12-17 18 Typescript with JM's corrections - Chapters 18-22 19 Typescript with JM's corrections - Introduction, pages 1-84 20 Typescript with JM's corrections - pages 85A-213 21 Typescript with JM's corrections - pages 214A-296 22 Typescript with JM's corrections - pages 297A-381A 23 Typescript with JM's corrections - pages 381B-434

154-23 1 Typescript with JM's corrections - Contents, Chapters 2, 4-6 2 Typescript - Chapters 7- 11 3 Galleys 2-20 - first edition (with JM's corrections and printer's markings) 4 Galleys 21-44 - first edition (with JM's corrections and printer's markings) 5 Galleys 45-62 - first edition (with JM's corrections and printer's markings) 6 Galleys 63-85 - first edition (with JM's corrections and printer's markings) 7 Galleys 86-101, Bibliography - first edition (with JM's corrections and printer's markings) 8 Corrected galleys 1-20 (with JM's corrections) 9 Corrected galleys 21-40 (with JM's corrections) 10 Corrected galleys 41-60 (with JM's corrections) 11 Book reviews

Class Struggle in Africa 12 Typescript synopses, outlines 13 Typescript page from "Elites" section

154-24 1 Typescript (with JM's corrections) 2 Typescript (with JM's corrections) 3 Typescript (with JM's corrections) 4 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 5 First marked copy (with JM's corrections) 6 Art work - silhouette of KN 7 Drawings of maps

8 Bromide charts 9 Charts for block making - charts 1-5 10 Charts for block making - charts 6-10 11 Book reviews

Consciencism: Philosophy and Ideology for Decolonisation 12 Heinemann edition with corrections for Panaf edition

Dark Days in Ghana 13 Synopses 14 Research materials - copies of correspondence 1966 15 Research materials - notes on the coup 16 Research materials - notes on responses to the coup 17 Research materials - notes on reasons for the coup

154-25 1 Research materials - notes on results of the coup 2 Research materials - notes on results of the coup 3 Research materials - clippings 4 Research materials - JM's notes from discussions with KN 5 Proposed Dedication and Author's Notes for second edition 6 Typescript - cover, Contents, Foreword, Chapters 1-3 7 Typescript - Chapters 4- 5 8 Typescript - Chapters 6- 7, Appendix 2 9 Typescript - revised draft - Contents, Author's Note, Chapters 1-2 (with JM's corrections) 10 Typescript - revised draft - Chapters 3- 4 (with JM's corrections) 11 Typescript - revised draft - Chapters 5- 6 (with JM's corrections) 12 Typescript - revised draft - Chapters 7- 8 (with JM's corrections) 13 Typescript - revised draft - Chapter 9, Conclusion, Appendix 1A (with JM's corrections) 14 Typescript - revised draft - Appendix 1B (with JM's corrections) 15 Typescript - revised draft - cover, Contents, Foreword, Chapters 1-2 (with JM and KN's corrections) 16 Typescript - revised draft - Chapters 3- 4 (with JM and KN's corrections) 17 Typescript - revised draft - Chapters 5- 6 (with JM and KN's corrections) 18 Typescript - revised draft - Chapters 7- 8 (with JM and KN's corrections) 19 Typescript - revised draft - Chapter 9, Conclusion, Appendix 2 (with JM and KN's corrections) 20 KN's corrections to galleys 21 Cover designs, map 22 Book reviews

23 "Diary of Events - U.S.S.R., Eastern European Countries and China" (1961)

24 "European Government in Africa." The Lincolnian 5(April 12, 1938)

25 "Ghana: Election Fraud" (with KN's annotations)

154-26 Ghana: The Way Out 1 Typescript (with JM's corrections)

Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare: A Guide to the Armed Phase of the African Revolution 2 Research materials - KN's notes after meeting with Soviet ambassador in Conakry 3 Initial dedication (not used) 4 "Materials for Destruction" (used in part) 5 "Rules of Discipline" (with KN's note) 6 Synopsis of Part 4 7 Indexes 8 Charts 9 Author's note 10 Typescript of Chapter 2 (with JM's corrections) 11 Manuscript typescript (KN's note on cover and JM's corrections throughout) 12 JM's notes for corrections 13 Typescript of French edition 14 Typescript of Swahili edition. Translated by M.W. Kanyama Chiume 15 Galleys (with JM's [pen] and KN's [pencil] corrections) 16 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 17 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 18 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 19 Galleys (with JM's corrections)

154-27 1 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 2 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 3 Excerpt published in Zimbabwe News 4(April 12, 1969) (with KN's notes) 4 Press release 5 Book reviews

I Speak of Freedom: A Statement of African Ideology 6 Outline (with JM's notes) 7 Excerpt - "Greatness is not Measured by Stockpiles of Atom Bombs" Tribune (London) July 7, 1961 8 Book reviews

9 "A Letter of Consolation to Dr. Kofi A. Busia on the Coup in Ghana" Black Scholar (May 1972): 23-26

10 "The Myth of the Third World" Labour Monthly 50(October 1968): 462-465

Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism 11 Research materials - excerpts from KN's 1960 speeches 12 Charts 13 Fragments of Contents, Chapters 1-2 (with JM's corrections) 14 Fragments of Chapters 9, 11-14 (with JM's corrections) 15 Fragments of Chapters 15-18 (with JM's corrections) 16 Typescript - Contents, Preface, Chapter 1 (with JM and KN's corrections) 17 Typescript - Chapters 2-3 (with JM and KN's corrections) 18 Typescript - Chapters 4-7 (with JM and KN's corrections) 19 Typescript - Chapters 8-11 (with JM and KN's corrections) 20 Typescript - Chapters 12-14 (with JM and KN's corrections) 21 Typescript - Chapters 15-17 (with JM and KN's corrections) 22 Typescript - Introduction, Chapter 1 (with JM and KN's corrections) 23 Typescript - Chapters 2-3 (with JM's corrections) 24 Typescript - Chapters 4-5 (with JM's corrections)

154-28 1 Typescript - Chapters 6-7 (with JM's corrections) 2 Typescript - Chapters 8-9 (with JM's corrections) 3 Typescript - Chapters 10-11 (with JM and KN's corrections) 4 Typescript - Chapters 12-13 (with JM's corrections) 5 Typescript - Chapters 14-15 (with JM and KN's corrections) 6 Typescript - Chapters 16-17 (with JM and KN's corrections) 7 Typescript - Contents, Preface, Chapter 1 (with JM's corrections) 8 Typescript - previous Chapter 1 (with JM's corrections) 9 Typescript - Chapters 3-5 (with JM's corrections) 10 Typescript - Chapters 6-10 (with JM's corrections) 11 Typescript - Chapters 11-15 (with JM's corrections) 12 Typescript - Chapters 16-17 (with JM's corrections) 13 Typescript - Introduction, Chapters 1-2 (with JM's corrections) 14 Typescript - Chapters 3-5 (with JM's corrections) 15 Typescript - Chapters 6-9 (with JM's corrections) 16 Typescript - Chapters 10-12 (with JM's corrections) 17 Galleys (with KN's corrections) 18 Typescript of French edition - title page and Introduction 19 Typescript of French edition - Introduction, Chapters 1-5

154-29 1 Typescript of French edition - Chapters 6-18, Conclusion, Bibliography 2 Legal contracts 1964-1968 3 Publisher's correspondence (Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd.) 1965-1966 4 Publisher's correspondence 1967-1969

5 Financial statements, reports, estimates, orders 1965-1969 6 Publicity information 7 Douglas Rimmer's analysis 8 Book reviews, commentaries, reactions

9 Foreword to Not Yet Uhuru: the Autobiography of Oginga Odinga. London: Heinemann Educational Books Ltd, 1967

10 "A Political-Military Strategy for African Liberation" excerpt from pages 51-58 of Handbook, re-published in Guerrilla Warfare and Marxism: A Collection of Writings from Karl Marx to the Present on Armed Struggles for Liberation and for Socialism, edited by William J. Pomeroy. NY: International Publishers, 1968

Revolutionary Path 11 Outline 12 Synopsis of Publisher's Notes, Chapter 1 13 Synopsis of Chapters 9-17 14 Synopsis of Chapters 18-25, Introduction to 26-34, Conclusion 15 JM's notes for Publisher's Note 16 Bound manuscript (copy) - Part 1 (with JM's corrections) 17 Bound manuscript (copy) - Part 2 (with JM's corrections) 18 Bound manuscript (copy) - Part 3 (with JM's corrections)

154-30 1 Uncorrected page proofs 2 Page proofs (with JM's corrections)

154-31 1 Speech by Hon. J.S. Malecela on the launching of the book in Dar- es-Salaam 2 Clipping about launching of book 3 Book reviews

4 "Rhodesia: An African View" Punch, February 23, 1966, pp. 258-260

Rhodesia File 5 Outline 6 Research materials - correspondence 1964-1966, no date 7 Research materials - A Memorandum in Regard to Southern Rhodesia Submitted to the Security Council on the 2nd August, 1963 8 Research materials - research papers of the African Studies Association, New York 1968 9 Research materials - Reports to the Parliament of Great Britain 1968 10 Research materials - printed material concerning Rhodesia 11 Research materials - clippings about KN's position on Rhodesia 12 List of source material

The Spectre of Black Power 13 First draft of Foreword and Dedication [with JM's corrections in blue ink] and KN's [in green and black ink and pencil] corrections) 14 Draft (with KN's comments [in green ink] and JM's corrections [in black ink]) 15 Typescript

The Struggle Continues 16 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 17 Publisher's Note

Two Myths 18 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 19 French translation. Translated by Attobra K. Ekya

Voice from Conakry 20 Cover mock-ups 21 Passages to appear at head of each broadcast 22 Typescript - Introduction, Broadcasts 1- 6 (with JM's corrections) 23 Typescript - Broadcasts 7-15 (with JM's corrections) 24 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 25 Galleys (with JM's corrections) 26 Galleys (with JM's corrections)

27 "What I Mean by Positive Action"

28 "What I Mean by Socialism" Africa and the World (July 1966): 5-7

29 Research notes

E Writings about Kwame Nkrumah

30 Biographical sketches 31 African Concord. October 9, 1986. Includes four articles about KN 32 Afrique Histoire 2(1984). Includes three articles about KN 33 Alexander, Andrew. "The Age of Dictators." Weekend Telegraph July 16, 1965: 9-13 [copy; original in oversize] 34 Armah, Kwesi. "Founder's Day & Death of a Democracy in Ghana." Speech given in London on September 21, 1968 35 Barden, A.K. "Short Biography of Kwame Nkrumah." Quotations from article

154-32 1 Bibliographies of writings by and about KN 2 Bretton, Henry L. "The Overthrow of Kwame Nkrumah." Reprint from Problems in International Relations, 3rd ed. pp. 277-299. Edited by Andrew Gyorgy, Hubert S. Gibbs, and

Robert S. Jordan. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1970. (Includes note from author and comment by KN) 3 Bunche, Ralph. Introductory Remarks at a Reception, New York. July 27, 1958 4 "The Complete Life Story and Death of Dr. Nkrumah" (History and Drama) 5 "Confidential Fleet Street Letter." 1966 6 Dadson, Nanabanyin. "Nkrumah Remembered." Africa July 1985: 30-31. 7 "The Decline and Fall of Kwame Nkrumah"The Sunday Times Magazine (London) March 6, 1967 (copy; original in oversize) 8 Drake, St. Clair. "Nkrumah: The Real Tragedy." Nation, June 5, 1972, pp. 721-724 9 "Ghana After Nkrumah" Economist August 6-12, 1966, pp. 549-564 10 Ghana Society of Architects. Toast. May 3, 1958 11 Goldsmith Workers Union and Delhi Pradesh Sunar Sabah. Address of Welcome, India. December 1958 12 [Herve], Julia Wright. "Nkrumah's Last Thoughts on African Unity" Afriscope (May 1973): 27-29, 40 13 ------. Review of Black Star: A View of the Life and Times of Kwame Nkrumah, by Basil Davidson 14 Ivekovic, Ivan. "Nkrumah's Legacy" 15 Jack, Hulan E. Address of Manhattan Borough President at a luncheon, New York. July 28, 1958 16 "Kaunda's Tribute to Nkrumah." January 17, 1977 [excerpt] 17 Kenney, Nathaniel T. "The Winds of Freedom Stir a Continent" National Geographic 118(September 1960): 303-359 18 Krafona, Kwesi. "Nkrumahism is Here to Stay." 19 ------. "The Unforgettable Kwame Nkrumah of Africa." Published by the Centre for Writers and Journalists from the Exploited World 20 "Kwame Nkrumah and the African Revolution" 1964 21 Liu Shao-chi. Speech by the President of the People's Republic of China, at a State Banquet, Peking, China. August 15, 1961 22 ------. Speech at a Banquet. February 24, 1966 23 Luqman, W.C. Anas M. "Why Nkrumah is Given this Award." Speech presenting `Black Manhood' Award by The Malcolm X Black Hand Society of the World, May 19, 1970 24 Milne, June. "Behind the Ghana Coup." 1966 25 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Research materials 26 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript (first draft) - Chapters 1-5 27 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript (first draft) - Chapters 6-9 28 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript (first draft) - Chapters 10-11, 15 29 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript Introduction, Chapters 1-5

30 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript Chapters 6-10 31 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript Chapters 11-14

154-33 1 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript Chapters 15-17, Appendix 2 2 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript (second copy) Introduction, Chapters 1-4 3 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript (second copy) Chapters 5-8 4 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript (second copy) Chapters 9-12 5 ------. Kwame Nkrumah (Panaf Great Lives, 1974) - Typescript (second copy) Chapters 13-16, Appendix 1 6 ------. "Nkrumaism: Ideology for the Task Ahead." 7 ------. Notes for talk given at North London Collegiate School for Girls, Edgware 8 ------. Notes from discussions with KN in Conakry, 1968 9 ------. Notes on Nkrumaism 10 ------. Notes on "Nkrumaist Views of Africa's Historical Development" 1966 11 ------. Some Essential Features of Nkrumaism. Edition published by International Publishers in 1964 (with KN's and JM's corrections for 1970 edition) 12 ------. Some Essential Features of Nkrumaism. Galleys of Part II (with JM's corrections for 1974 edition) 13 ------. Text of a speech Basio was to make in Accra on anniversary of KN's birthday 1979 14 Nehru, Shri Jawaharlal. Speech of the Prime Minister of India at a Banquet, India. December 24, 1958 15 New Years Message [in French]. 1967 16 The Nkrumaist 4(January 1966). Published by the Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute 17 Nkrumah's Deception of Africa. Published by the Ministry of Information, Government of Ghana. 1966? 18 Nkrumah's Subversion in Africa: Documentary Evidence of Nkrumah's Interference in the Affairs of Other African States. Published by the Ministry of Information, Government of Ghana. 1966? 19 Osagyefo 1(September 1983). Organ of the Ghanaian Genuine Left 20 Osunsade, David. "Will Pan Africanism Die with Nkrumah?" 1972 21 Panaf Books Ltd. Book Lists 22 Perkash, Brahm. Speech by the Chairman of the Reception Committee of the Indo-Ghana Cultural Association, India. January 2, 1959 23 Prasad, Rajendra. Message of Greetings from the President of India on the Occasion of the Inauguration of Ghana. July 1, 1960

24 Press releases from 1958 trip to the United States 25 Progress 1(January 1967). Official Mouthpiece of the People's Progressive Front of Ghana 26 ------. (February 1967) 27 Remarques Africaines March 23, 1966 28 Report of the Commission Appointed under the Commission of Enquiry Act, 1964 (Act 250) to Enquire into the Affairs of Nadeco Limited 1966

154-34 1 Report of the Commission Appointed under the Commission of Enquiry Act, 1964 (Act 250) to Enquire into the Kwame Nkrumah Properties 1966 2 The Revolution. Kwame Nkrumah Edition. 5(February 1968). Published by the National Vous, The Gambia, West Africa 3 Singh, (Rana) Jang Bahadur. Welcome Speech by the President of the Indo-Ghana Cultural Association. January 2, 1959 4 Article from "Le Soleil" May 17, 1970 [in French] 5 Stockwell, John. In Search of Enemies: A CIA Story. NY: Norton, 1978. [excerpt about the 1966 coup] 6 Tettegah, John K. "An Appeal to the Trade Unionists of Ghana." [for circulation in post- coup Ghana] 7 Toure, Ahmed Sekou. Extracts from opening speech on Nkrumah Day. May 13, 1972 (translated from the French by Julia Wright [Herve]) 8 Williams, Michael W. "Nkrumahism as an Ideological Embodiment of Leftist Thought Within the African World" Journal of Black Studies 15(September 1984): 117-134 9 ------. "Marcus Garvey and Kwame Nkrumah: A Case of Ideological Assimilation, Advancement, and Refinement." The Western Journal of Black Studies 7(1983): 94-102 Wright, Julia (see [Herve], Julia Wright) 10 Order forms for The Spirit and Structure of Nkrumah's C.P.P., by G.K. Osei 11 Clippings 1957-1962, 1965 12 Clippings 1966 13 Clippings 1967-1987, no date

Death of Nkrumah

14 Afriscope 2(June 1972). Includes six articles about KN 15 Benn, Brindley. "In Memoriam, Kwame Nkrumah's Contribution to Revolutionary Politics." Speech delivered at the Memorial Meeting, Georgetown (Guyana) City Hall on May 21, 1972. 16 Black World 21(July 1972). Includes four articles about KN 17 Committee for Political Development remembrance pamphlet May 1972 18 DuBois, Shirley Graham. "Kwame Nkrumah: African Liberator" Freedomways 12(1972): 197-206. 19 Essack, Karim. "Kwame Nkrumah: Africa's Noblest Son." April 29, 1972 20 The Ghanaian Community in Zambia funeral program July 1972

21 Gizenga, Dabu. "A Brother Remembers Osagyefo on the Death of Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah" Afrika Must Unite 1(June 1972) 22 "National Service in memory of The late Kwame Nkrumah, First President of Ghana"- program from Zambia July 16, 1972 23 "Nkrumah's Death" Tricontinental 7(July 1972): 34-37 24 "Nkrumaism-The Struggle Continues" Issued by the Secretariat of Committee for African Revolution, to mark the Death of Kwame Nkrumah 25 Nwigwe, Henry. "Nkrumah's Lament." Excerpt from The Great Nigeria Debate and My Concept of Black Power 26 Pan African Journal, Osagyefo Special (Official organ of the International Organisation of Pan African Students, London.) 27 Presence Africaine, Homage to Kwame Nkrumah. Includes nineteen articles about KN 1973

154-35 1 "Tribute to Nkrumah at the Poplar Civic Theatre"- flier July 1, 1972 2 Obituaries

F Radio Reports from Ghana

3 no date 4 no date 5 no date 6 no date 7 no date 8 no date 9 no date 10 1966 April 2 11 1966 April 5 12 1966 April 8 13 1966 April 12 14 1966 April 18 15 1966 April 20 16 1966 April 21 17 1966 April 22 18 1966 April 23 19 1966 April 29 20 1966 April 29 21 1966 May 11 22 1966 May 11 23 1966 May 12 24 1966 May 12 25 1966 May 12

26 1966 May 27 27 1966 May 27 28 1966 May 27 29 1966 May 27 30 1966 June 2 31 1966 June 21 32 1966 August 19 33 1966 August 19 34 1966 August 20 35 1966 August 20 36 1966 August 20 37 1966 August 20 38 1966 August 21 39 1966 August 22 40 1966 August 22 41 1966 [August 24?] 42 1966 August 24 43 1966 August 25 44 1966 August 25 45 1966 August 26 46 1966 August 26 47 1966 August 28 48 1966 August 28 49 1966 August 29 50 1966 August 30 51 1966 August 30 52 1966 August 30 53 1966 August 31 54 1966 August 31 55 1966 September 1 56 1966 September 3 57 1966 September 3 58 1966 September 5 59 1966 September 5 60 1966 September 5 61 1966 September 5 62 1966 September 5 63 1966 September 5 64 1966 September 5 65 1966 September 6 66 1966 September 6 67 1966 September 6 68 1966 September 7 69 1966 September 7

70 1966 September 8 71 1966 September 9 72 1966 September 15 73 1966 September 17 74 1966 September 18 75 1966 September 21 76 1966 September 23 77 1966 [September 24?] 78 1966 September 25 79 1966 September 28 80 1966 September 28 81 1966 September 30 82 1966 October 1 83 1966 October 2 84 1966 October 5 85 1966 October 17 86 1966 October 17 87 1966 October 18 88 1966 October 18 89 1966 October 18 90 1966 October 19 91 1966 October 20 92 1966 October 23

154-36 1 1966 October 31 2 1966 October 31 3 1966 November 5 4 1966 November 6 5 1966 November 7 6 1966 November 15 7 1966 November 15 8 1966 November 18 9 1966 November 19 10 1966 November 19 11 1966 November 20 12 1966 November 20 13 1966 November 21 14 1966 November 22 15 1966 November 22 16 1966 November 23 17 1966 November 23 18 1966 November 24 19 1966 November 24 20 1966 November 24

21 1966 November 25 22 1966 November 25 23 1966 November 25 24 1966 November 25 25 1966 November 25 26 1966 November 25 27 1966 November 26 28 1966 November 26 29 1966 November 26 30 1966 November 27 31 1966 November 28 32 1966 November 28 33 1966 November 28 34 1966 November 29 35 1966 November 30 36 1966 December 1 37 1966 December 2 38 1966 December 3 39 1966 December 3 40 1966 December 5 41 1966 December 5 42 1966 December 7 43 1966 December 7 44 1966 December 7 45 1966 December 7 46 1966 December 7 47 1966 December 8 48 1966 December 8 49 1966 December 9 50 1966 December 9 51 1966 December 10 52 1966 December 10 53 1966 December 10 54 1966 December 10 55 1966 December 10 56 1966 December 10 - January 21, 1967 57 1966 December 12 58 1966 December 12 59 1966 December 12 60 1966 December 13 61 1966 December 14 62 1966 December 15 63 1966 December 15 64 1966 December 15

65 1966 December 15 66 1966 December 16 67 1966 December 16 68 1966 December 16 69 1966 December 16 70 1966 December 16 71 1966 December 19 72 1966 December 19 73 1966 December 19 74 1966 December 20 75 1966 December 21 76 1966 December 21 77 1966 December 22 78 1966 December 22 79 1966 December 23 80 1966 December 24 81 1966 December 24 82 1966 December 24 83 1966 December 25 84 1966 December 25 85 1966 December 27 86 1966 December 27 87 1966 December 27 88 1966 December 28 89 1966 December 28 90 1966 December 28 91 1966 December 28 92 1966 December 28 93 1966 December 28 94 1966 December 28 95 1966 December 29 96 1966 December 30 97 1966 December 31 98 1967 January 99 1967 January 1 100 1967 January 2 101 1967 January 2

154-37 1 1967 January 3 2 1967 January 3 3 1967 January 4 4 1967 January 5 5 1967 January 5 6 1967 January 5

7 1967 January 6 8 1967 January 7 9 1967 January 7 10 1967 January 8 11 1967 January 8 12 1967 January 9 13 1967 January 9 14 1967 January 10 15 1967 January 11 16 1967 January 12 17 1967 January 12 18 1967 January 12 19 1967 January 12 20 1967 January 13 21 1967 January 14 22 1967 January 15 23 1967 January 15 24 1967 January 15 25 1967 January 15 26 1967 January 15 27 1967 January 16 28 1967 January 17 29 1967 January 17 30 1967 January 19 31 1967 January 19 32 1967 January 22 - February 28 33 1967 January 28 34 1967 January 29 35 1967 January 29 36 1967 January 29 37 1967 January 30 38 1967 February 20 39 1967 February 20 40 1967 February 21 41 1967 February 21 42 1967 February 21 43 1967 February 22 44 1967 February 22 45 1967 February 22 46 1967 February 23 47 1967 February 23 48 1967 February 23 49 1967 February 24 50 1967 February 24

51 1967 February 25 52 1967 February 26 53 1967 February 27 54 1967 February 27 55 1967 February 27 56 1967 February 27 57 1967 February 27 58 1967 February 28 59 1967 February 28 60 1967 February 28 61 1967 February 28 62 1967 March 1 63 1967 March 1 64 1967 March 1 65 1967 March 1 66 1967 March 2 67 1967 March 2 68 1967 March 2 69 1967 March 2 70 1967 March 3 71 1967 March 3 72 1967 March 4 73 1967 March 4 74 1967 March 4 75 1967 March 4 76 1967 March 4 77 1967 March 4 78 1967 March 4 79 1967 March 5 80 1967 March 5 81 1967 March 5 82 1967 March 5 83 1967 March 6 84 1967 March 6 - 7 85 1967 March 7 86 1967 March 7 87 1967 March 7 88 1967 March 7 89 1967 March 8 90 1967 March 9 91 1967 March 9 92 1967 March 9 93 1967 March 10

154-38 1 1967 March 10 2 1967 March 10 3 1967 March 11 4 1967 March 11 5 1967 March 12 6 1967 March 12 7 1967 March 13 8 1967 March 13 9 1967 March 13 10 1967 March 14 11 1967 March 15 12 1967 March 15 13 1967 March 16 14 1967 March 16 15 1967 March 17 16 1967 March 18 17 1967 March 18 18 1967 March 18 19 1967 March 19 20 1967 March 19 21 1967 March 20 22 1967 March 20 23 1967 March 20 24 1967 March 23 25 1967 March 28 26 1967 March 30 27 1967 April 1 28 1967 April 2 29 1967 April 3 30 1967 April 4 31 1967 April 4 32 1967 April 5 33 1967 April 6 34 1967 April 7 35 1967 April 7 36 1967 April 7 37 1967 April 8 38 1967 April 10 39 1967 April 11 40 1967 April 12 41 1967 April 13 42 1967 April 13 43 1967 April 14 44 1967 April 15

45 1967 April 19 46 1967 April 20 47 1967 April 20 48 1967 April 22 49 1967 April 22 50 1967 April 22 51 1967 April 23 52 1967 April 24 53 1967 April 25 54 1967 April 25 55 1967 April 26 56 1967 May 3 - 27 57 1967 May 7 58 1967 May 10 59 1967 May 11 60 1967 May 29 - June 8 61 1967 June 9 - 30 62 1967 July 1 - 19 63 1967 July 20 - 31 64 1968 October 23 65 1968 November 8 66 1968 November 8 67 1969 January 28 68 1969 February 1 69 1969 June 4 70 1969 June 7 71 1969 September 8 72 1969 September 9 73 1969 September 10 74 1969 September 11 75 1969 September 12 76 1969 September 24 77 1969 October 25

G Writings by Others

78 Acquaye-Nortey. Speech concerning Arrangements for the Distribution of Imported Essential Commodities under the Agreements with U.S. and Canadian Governments at the Press Club. June 24, 1966 79 Addo, E. Affla. Address to Telephone Staff at the General Post Office, Accra. June 3, 1966 80 Afari-Gyan. "The Problems of Mental Decolonisation."

81 Afrifa, A.A. Address to Principal Secretaries, Heads of Department and State Corporations Under his Responsibility. June 22, 1966 82 ------. "New Deal for Ghana's Economy." Opening statement at a press conference held on July 8, 1967 83 Alata, Jean-Paul. "African Prison." Translated by Marguerite Garling 84 Ankrah, Joseph Arthur. Address at the Ghana Armed Forces All Officers Convention. June 29, 1966 85 ------. Address at the Inauguration of the Congress. June 4, 1966 86 ------. "The Aspirations of Our New Nation." Broadcast to the Nation of Ghana, March 24, 1966 87 ------. Broadcast to the Citizens of Ghana. June 3, 1966

154-39 1 Apaloo, Modesto. Interview, July 1969 2 The Assistant Commissioner of Police, Eastern Region. "Signal to the Inspector of Police." September 19-20, 1966 3 Ayeh, B.F.A. Address Delivered at the 50th Session of the International Labour Conference Held in Geneva. June 6, 1966 4 Bing, Geoffrey. "Public Executions in Ghana." May 9, 1967 5 "Black Manhood and Revolution" [Includes KN's annotations] 6 Botchway, Kwesi. "The Way Ahead: Ghana's Economic Recovery Programme." Statement on Economic Policies of the PNDC. December 30, 1982 7 Diallo, Hamady. "Memorandum Submitted to the Delegation of the Republic of Ghana by the Group of African Students in Poland - Warsaw." July 27, 1961 8 DuBois, Shirley Graham. "What Happened in Ghana? The Inside Story." Freedomways Summer 1966 [excerpts] 9 Dwemoh, E.R.K. "Testimonial-Mr. R. E. Owusu." August 3, 1966 10 Embassy of the Republic of Ghana. "Messages of Support for the National Liberation Council." 1966 11 Flake, Wilson C. "Statement by the American Ambassador to Ghana." September 10, 1959 12 Fox, Peter. "Universities in Developing Countries." Eastern Horizon October 1968: 53-59 13 Mr. Gbedemah. Interview, July 1969 14 Hanafi, A.M. "Statement of Resignation of Indonesian Ambassador [to Cuba] A.M. Hanafi." July 4, 1966 15 Hansen, Johnny F.S. "Speech delivered by Johnny F.S. Hansen at Greater Accra Region Bar Association Symposium on Union Government and Party Politics." 1983? 16 Harlley, J.W.K. Statement at the Opening of the Ghana/Upper Volta Border. June 4, 1966 17 Lewis, Reba. "Art and Politics." 18 Dr. Lutterodt. Interview, July 1969 19 Mai, Kan. "The Application to Africa of Mao's Precepts on Popular Revolution." 20 The National Liberation Council Budget Statement for 1966-67. By Lt. General J.A. Ankrah, Chairman. Accra-Tema: State Publishing Corporation, 1966

21 Oduro-Kwarten, Thomas. Interview, July 1969 22 Omaboe, E.N. Statement at a Press Conference. June 24, 1966 23 Quaison-Sackey, Alex. "The 1963 Security Council Debate." 24 Rawlings, Jerry. First and Second Broadcasts to the Citizens of Ghana. December 31, 1981 and January 5, 1982 25 ------. "No Turning Back." A Message to the Nation. Delivered on July 29, 1982 26 "Resolution by Ghanaian Entourage of Osagyefo President Kwame Nkrumah in the Republic of Guinea." 27 "The Significance of the Formation of COSATU." 28 Sloan, Pat. "Six Months of Ghana's Police State." New Zealand Monthly Review (December 1966): 14-16 29 ------. "What Happened in Ghana." New Zealand Monthly Review (May 1966): 12- 14 30 "Statement on the Current Crisis Facing Ghana and the P.N.P. Government." Issued by the Kwame Nkrumah Revolutionary Guards at an Emergency Meeting Held at Accra on November 3, 1980 31 Stevens, Siaka. "Broadcast by the Honourable Prime Minister, Dr. Siaka Stevens." October 23, 1970 32 Tettegah, John. "Press Statement by Mr. John K. Tettegah, formerly Secretary- General of the Ghana Trades Union Congress and of the All-African Trade Union Federation." 33 Toure, Sekou. "Ghana-Guinea Union, Speech delivered by President Sekou Toure on the Occasion of the Proclamation of the Republic of Ghana." 1960 34 Ulyanovsky, Rostislav. "Some Aspects of the Non-Capitalist Way for Asian and African Countries." World Marxist Review (September 1969): 44-48. [Includes KN's annotations] 35 Webb, Sidney. "Sidney J. Webb's Observation on Research." 36 Welbeck, N.A. "What the British Press Would not Print about Ghana." Press Statement at the Press Club, April 15, 1965 37 Yakubu, B.A. Address to Senior Officers of the Ministry of Industries. June 27, 1966 38 Author unknown. [discussion of trip to Ghana?]

H Organizations

39 Afro-Asian Writers' Bureau 40 Blackman's Volunteer Army of Liberation 41 Central Union of Ghanaian Students in Europe 42 Comite Revolucionario de Mocambique 43 Conference Internationale D'Appui Aux Peuples Des Colonies Portugaises 44 Convention People's Party 45 Ghana Bar Association 46 Ghana National Students Organization 47 Ghanaian Students in Europe 48 Gyan Global GmbH-Panaf Inc.

49 Malayan People's Afro-Asian Solidarity Committee 50 National Union of Ghanaian Students (Europe) 51 Ngwana National Liberatory Congress 52 Non-European Unity Movement 53 Pan African International Executive Committee 54 Patriotic Africans Union 55 People's Committee for a New Nigeria 56 The Political Committee of the African Charter of Casablanca 57 Union of African States

I June Milne's Files

Estate of Kwame Nkrumah

58 Copies of KN's will and probate documents January 1970 59 Copies of probate will and oaths 1970-1972 60 Instructions to Counsel to Advise April 1973 61 Advice of Burley and Geach, Solicitors April 1973 62 Royalty Statements - Thomas Nelson & Sons Ltd. 1970-1974 63 Royalty Statements - Heinemann Educational Books Ltd. 1968-1974 64 Royalty Statement - International Publishers 1969-1972 65 Royalty Statements - Panaf Books Ltd. 1971-1972 66 Probates - 1972 67 Statements from The National Commercial Bank of Scotland 1969-1972 68 JM's Chronological File October 1969-February 1970

154-40 1 JM's Chronological File May-July 1972 2 JM's Chronological File September-November 1972 3 JM's Chronological File January-July 1973 4 JM's Chronological File September 1973 5 JM's Chronological File November 1973, March-April 1974 6 JM's Chronological File May-June 1974 7 JM's Chronological File July-December 1974 8 JM's Chronological File January-August 1975 9 JM's Chronological File October 1975-April 1976 10 JM's Chronological File January, May 1976 11 JM's Chronological File July-October 1976 12 JM's Chronological File January-April 1977 13 JM's Chronological File October 1977 -November 1978, October 1987 14 Burley and Geach's [B and G] Chronological File April-July 1972

15 B and G's Chronological File August-October 1972 16 B and G's Chronological File November 1972 17 B and G's Chronological File December 1972-January 1973 18 B and G's Chronological File February-April 1973 19 B and G's Chronological File May-August 1973 20 B and G's Chronological File September 1973-May 1974 21 B and G's Chronological File July-August 1974, October-December 1975 22 B and G's Chronological File January-May 1976 23 B and G's Chronological File June-December 1976 24 B and G's Chronological File January-April 1977 25 B and G's Chronological File June 1977- April 1978 26 B and G's Chronological File May- November 1978

Correspondence

27 A-D 28 Armah, Kwesi 29 Botsio, Kojo 30 E-W 31 Essack, Alma 32 Essack, Karrim 33 Hansen, Johnny F.S. 34 Keke, Zolile 154-41 1 Krafona, Kwesi 2 Robinson, Pat 3 Rogers, Douglas 1977-1978 4 Rogers, Douglas 1979-1982 5 Rogers, Douglas 1983-May 1985 6 Rogers, Douglas June 1985-June 1987 7 Scheck, Kwesi 8 First names only 9 Invitations to functions relating to the Inauguration of the Volta Dam January 1966 10 Invitations to Ghanaian Inaugural events July 1960 11 Invitations to services in memory of KN 1972, 1977

Writings by June Milne

Forward Ever 12 Swahili translation (Translated by Robert M. Makange)

J George Padmore

13 Correspondence 1946-1951 14 Correspondence 1952-1957 15 "George Padmore: The Theoretician of Pan- Africanism" 1959 16 "Information [about Padmore] obtained from Dr. Legrand Coleman" 17 Statement about Padmore's death, written by Dorothy Padmore

K Printed Material

Clippings

18 1960-1965 19 1966-1977 20 1978-1979

154-42 1 1982-1983 2 1984 January-June 3 1984 July-December 4 1985 January-May 5 1985 June-December, February 1986 6 no date 7 Charles Howard's writings on Africa 1966-1967 8 Charles Howard's writings on Africa January-May 1968 9 Charles Howard's writings on Africa June-September 1968 10 Charles Howard's writings on Africa October 1968-February 1969, no date

Periodicals

11 The African Student 3(1965) 12 All-African People's Conference News Bulletin 1(1958) 13 Ascria Bulletin June 9, 1966 14 British Information Services Bulletin 1957 15 Comment: A Communist Weekly Review 7(June 14, 1969)

154-43 1 Convention People's Party of Ghana, Overseas Branch [CPPGOB] newsletters February-April 1967 2 CPPGOB - The Dawn March, May, June 1966 3 CPPGOB - The Dawn December 1976-March 1977 4 CPPGOB - The Dawn April-July 1977 5 CPPGOB - The Dawn August-October 1977 6 CPPGOB - The Dawn November-December 1977 7 CPPGOB - The Dawn January-September 1978 (July issue missing) 8 CPPGOB - The Dawn October 1978-May 1979

9 CPPGOB - The Dawn June-November 1979, February 1980, July-November 1981, May 1984, December 1984, September 1986, June 1987, no date 10 Direction 1(June 1979) 11 Ghana Foreign Affairs 1(December 1960) 12 Ghana Today April 1961-April 1967 (issues missing) 13 Ghana Today supplements November 8, 1961 and August 14, 1963 14 Ghana Warrior no date (1980s) 15 Ghana Weekly Review 1(March 6, 1957) 16 Home Front January/February 1983- September/October 1984 17 Home Front January 1985-July 1986, July 1988

154-44 1 Liberation Colonial Freedom News March- April 1967 [includes KN's annotations] 2 Marxism Today September 1969 [includes KN's annotations (black pen)] 3 Nelson News March 1958 4 New African February 1983 5 NIFA Bulletin July 1966, August 1966 6 Peking Review supplement August 23, 1968 [includes KN's annotations] 7 Revolutionary Banner 1(December 1985) 8 Third World Journal April 1969 [includes KN's annotations] 9 Toward Freedom July-August 1966, September 1966 [includes KN's annotations] 10 Tricontinental September-October 1968, May 1969 [include KN's annotations] 11 Under the Banner of Socialism February- March 1965 12 Vietnam Courier May 19, 1969 [includes KN's annotations] 13 Voice of Africa 1(January 16, 1960) 14 West Africa August 14, 1965 February 11, 1967 December 28, 1968 January 4, 1969 January 25, 1969 January 16, 1984 15 Zimbabwe News 3(October 26, 1968) [includes KN's annotations]

Books and Pamphlets

Inauguration of the Republic of Ghana (June 29-July 4, 1960) 16 Arts Council of Ghana Programme of Concert 17 Detailed Working Programme 18 Official Programme 19 Opening of the Parliament of Ghana (program) 20 Parliamentary Debates, Official Report 21 President's Luncheon Seating Plan 22 Programme, Inauguration of the First President of Ghana

23 Souvenir Brochure of State Regalia of Ghana

24 "Aide Memoire: Release of Ghanaians held in Conakry - Guinea" October 10, 1966 25 Aspects of Ghana's Seven-Year Development Plan 1964 26 "Big Victory, Great Task" North Viet-Nam's Minister of Defense assesses the course of the war, by General Vo Nguyen Giap. London: The Pall Mall Press Ltd., 1968. [autographed by KN] 27 Conakry: Perle de la Cote D'Afrique 28 Conference of Heads of African States at Casablanca January 3-7, 1961 29 Fifty Unknown Facts about the African, with Complete Proof, by G.K. Osei 1962 30 Ghana (prepared by the Information Section, Embassy of Ghana, Washington, DC) 1958? 31 Ghana. Accra: Information Services Department, December 1983 32 Ghana: An Economic Survey (designed and produced by Barclays Bank) August 1964 33 Ghana: An Official Handbook 1961 edition 34 Ghana as a Republic: Your Questions Answered. Accra: Ghana Information Services, 1960 35 Ghana at a Glance. Accra: Ghana Information Services 36 Ghana Fact Sheets (prepared by the Information Section, Embassy of Ghana, Washington, DC)

154-45 1 Ghana is Born. London: Newman Neame Limited for Ghana Information Services, Accra, 1958 2 Ghana Main Towns and Cities. Accra: Ghana Information Services 3 Ghana, 1957. Accra: Department of Information Services 4 Ghana Reborn. NY: Ghana Information Services, December 1966 5 Ghana, Two Years of Transformation: 1982-83. Accra: Information Services Department 6 Ghanacraft (catalog of local handicraft) 7 Going to Ghana? London: The Information Section of the Ghana High Commission, 1960 8 The Gold Coast and the Constitution. Accra: West African Graphic Co., Inc, 1952 9 Government Proposals for a Republican Constitution. Accra, 1960 10 Handbook of Commerce and Industry. Accra: Ministry of Trade, 1960 11 Know Your Constitution, 100 Questions on the Constitutional Proposals Answered. Accra-Tema, 1957? 12 The Making of Ghana. London: Reference Division, Central Office of Information, 1956 13 Malcolm X: The Evolution of a Revolutionary Pan-Africanist. Published by the Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute 14 Meeting of the Steering Committee at Dar es Salaam January 26-30, 1961 15 "National Liberation Council Protective Custody Decree" 1966 16 National Museum of Ghana Handbook. Tema: Ghana Publishing Corporation, 1973. 17 "News from Ghana." Issued by the Ghana High Commission, Freetown, December 1966 18 ------. no date 19 Notes for Delegates and Officials (of the OAU Summit Conference) October 1965

20 Panoply of Ghana by A.A. Kyerematen. Accra: Longmans, Green and Co. Ltd., 1964. 21 The Pattern of Business Organisation in Ghana. Issued by the Government of the Republic of Ghana, 1965? 22 The Proposals of the Constitutional Commission for a Constitution for Ghana, an abridged version. 1968 23 The Rebirth of Ghana; the End of Tyranny. Accra-Tema: Ministry of Information, 1966 24 Report of the Commission of Enquiry into Disturbances in the Gold Coast. London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1948

154-46 1 Report of the Commission of Enquiry into Trade Malpractices in Ghana. Accra-Tema: Office of the President, 1965. 2 "A Report of the Political Committee" (of KN's entourage) 1966 3 Second Development Plan, 1959-64 4 Statement by His Majesty's Government on the Report of the Commission of Enquiry into Disturbances in the Gold Coast. London: His Majesty's Stationery Office, 1948 5 The Tasks Before Us: The Basic Tasks of the Working People of Ghana in the Period of the Seven-Year Development Plan and the Construction of Socialism in Ghana. Accra: Ministry of Information and Broadcasting 6 Two-Year Development Plan, From Stabilisation to Development: A Plan for the Period Mid-1968 to Mid-1970. July 1968 7 Two Years After Liberation: A Review of the Second Year of Liberation. Accra: Ministry of Information, 1968 8 Visit to Ghana of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and his Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Accra: Ministry of Information, 1961 9 A Visual History of Ghana by C.M.O. Mate. London: Evan Brothers Ltd., 1959 10 Voice of U.N.I.P. (official mouthpiece of the Northern Rhodesia United National Independence Party) March 1963 11 The Volta River Project 1961 12 "The Volta River Project" by Robert Jackson. reprinted from Progress 4(1964) 13 "This is Ghana" Published by the Information Section of the Embassy of Ghana, Washington, DC, 1958? 14 Volta: The Story of Ghana's Volta River Project by Keith Jopp. Accra: Volta River Authority, 1965

Other printed items

15 Convention People's Party Membership Card 16 National Liberation Council Press Releases 17 Fliers 18 "Ghana Today" fliers (published by the Socialist Ghana Defence Committee)

L Photographs

19 KN - various poses 20 KN at Guinea Press 21 KN - portraits 22 KN - broadsides 23 KN and Douglas Bader 24 KN and Kenneth Kaunda at opening of `Freedom Fighters' Conference in Parliament House, Accra June 4, 1962 25 KN and June Milne in Conakry 1967-1970 26 KN, Kojo Botsio, and others 27 KN, Erica Powell, Willie Baido-Ansah, Weisner, John Marshment, Adamofio, Isaac Arhete, and Nuller at Guinea Press 28 KN and unidentified men 29 KN and unidentified group 30 KN and unidentified children 31 Adjei 32 Ahmed, Y.M. and I. Issah 33 Anan, Charles 34 Carmichael, Stokely, Conakry 1967 35 Chiume, M.W.K. 36 Damonah, George 37 Donkah, E.A. 38 DuBois, Shirley Graham 39 Dufu, Kenneth

154-47 1 Harrison, Georges and family 2 K'Setsoafia, Nelson 3 Kanasi, Sheik Mahdi Shariq 4 Kwaggrey, Amusu 1978-1988 5 Lewis, Reba 6 Machel, Samora Moises 7 Mao Tse-tung 8 Mao Tse-tung and Lin Piaou 9 Marchel, Josina 10 Masroua, Georges 1971 11 Massaquoi, Gabriel 12 Mboya, Tom 13 Milne, June, Conakry 1969 14 Mohammed, Ali 15 Mondlane, Eduardo 16 Mondlane, Eduardo and Others 17 Mondlane, Janet 18 Powell, Erica 19 Sana, Camara 1986

20 Usoroh, Etop 21 KN's Vietnamese doctor, Conakry 1967 22 Unidentified Ghanaians 23 Audience at launching of Revolutionary Path, Dar-es-Salaam 1974 24 Ceremony at the 25th anniversary of Ghana 1982 [?] 25 Congolese soldiers 26 Crowd in front of Flagstaff House, celebrating KN's recent escape from an assassination attempt September 9, 1962 27 Ghanaian flying cadets 28 Independence party, Accra 1957 29 Pro-KN demonstrations 30 Ghanaian motorcade 31 Unidentified women militants 32 Unidentified people at Commonwealth Centre 33 Unidentified student and teacher 34 Unidentified crowd 35 Unidentified crowd in front of a Ghanaian Airways airplane 36 Unidentified people and ship at Tema 37 Unidentified group 38 Adomi Bridge 39 Fireworks display 40 Mural 41 Ships 42 Ghanaian postcards

154-48 M Oversize

Broadsides Flag and Coat of Arms of Ghana "Ghana's Historical Events" 1983 calendar Incoming cables Ledgers of correspondence The Sunday Times Magazine ("The Decline and Fall of Kwame Nkrumah") March 5, 1967 [2 copies] Weekend Telegraph ("The Age of Dictators") July 16, 1965 N Tapes

Nkrumah's Broadcasts and speeches

Box Item

154-49 1 Independence Speech - March 6, 1957 and National Anthem of Ghana (side two blank)

2 Independence Speech - March 6, 1957 (with background music; side two blank)

3 "The Voice of Kwame Nkrumah of Africa" (copyright Johnny Botchway; includes music between the speeches)

Side one - Speech at Ghana's independence - March 6, 1957 (partial) Speech concerning the death of Lumumba - February 14, 1961 Speech about the formation of the Republic of Ghana - June 1960 Side two - Speech at the OAU, about the structure of the organization - 1963? Taking the presidential oath - June 1960 Speech about foreign domination in Africa

4 Taking the presidential oath - June 1960 (recorded from German broadcast; side two blank)

5 OAU Summit in Cairo - July 19, 1964 (side two blank)

6 Broadcasts from Radio Guinea (includes the National Anthem of Ghana between speeches) Side one - Third Address to the People of Ghana - March 20, 1966 Fourth Address to the People of Ghana - March 24, 1966 First Address to the People of Ghana - March 6, 1966 (end of speech) Second Address to the People of Ghana -March 13, 1966 (beginning of speech) Side two - Second Address to the People of Ghana - March 13, 1966 (continuation) Box Item

154-49 7 Broadcasts from Radio Guinea (includes the National Anthem of Ghana between speeches) Side one - Third Address to the People of Ghana - March 20, 1966 Fourth Address to the People of Ghana -March 24, 1966 First Address to the People of Ghana -March 6, 1966 (end) Side two - Third Address to the People of Ghana - March 20, 1966 Fourth Address to the People of Ghana - March 24, 1966 First Address to the People of Ghana - March 6, 1966 (end)

8 Broadcasts from Radio Guinea (includes the National Anthem of Ghana between speeches) Side one - First Address to the People of Ghana - March 6, 1966 Second Address to the People of Ghana - March 13, 1966 Fourth Address to the People of Ghana - March 24, 1966 (beginning) Side two - Fourth Address to the People of Ghana - March 24, 1966 (continuation)

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untitled address - December 22, 1966 Choir singing CPP songs July 9, 1968 (Message to the Black People of Britain, introduced by Obi Egbuna)

9 Message to the Black People of Britain - July 9, 1968 (side two blank)

10 Broadcasts from Radio Guinea (side two blank) First Address to the People of Ghana - March 6, 1966 Second Address to the People of Ghana March 13, 1966 Third Address to the People of Ghana - March 20, 1966

11 Broadcast from Radio Guinea (side two blank) Third Address to the People of Ghana - March 20, 1966

Box Item

154-49 12 "The Voice of Kwame Nkrumah From Conakry" (copyright Panaf Books - Broadcasts from Radio Guinea) Side one - First Address to the People of Ghana - March 6, 1966 Second Address to the People of Ghana - March 13, 1966 Fifth Address to the People of Ghana April 10, 1966 (excerpts) Side two - Third Address to the People of Ghana - March 20, 1966 Untitled address - December 22, 1966

13 Broadcast from Radio Guinea (side two blank) Fifth Address to the People of Ghana - April 10, 1966

14 Broadcasts from Radio Guinea Side one - National Anthem of Ghana Twelfth Address to the People of Ghana - June 12, 1966 Songs by choir of Nkrumah's entourage in Conakry Side two - Music

15 Broadcast from Radio Guinea (side two blank) Untitled address - December 12, 1966

16 Broadcast from Radio Guinea Side one - Christmas and New Year messages to the People of Ghana - December 22, 1966 Songs by choir of Nkrumah's entourage in Conakry - 1967

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Speech in Ghanaian language Side two - Speech in Ghanaian language Music

Music tapes

17 C.P.P. songs by the choir of Nkrumah's entourage in Conakry - January 21, 1967 (both sides)

18 C.P.P. songs by the choir of Nkrumah's entourage in Conakry - January 21, 1967 (side two blank)

Box Item

154-49 19 C.P.P. songs by the choir of Nkrumah's entourage in Conakry - 1967 (side two blank)

20 C.P.P. songs by the choir of Nkrumah's entourage in Conakry - 1967-1968 (side two blank)

21 C.P.P. songs by the choir of Nkrumah's entourage in Conakry - 1967-1968 (side two blank)

22 C.P.P. songs by the choir of Nkrumah's Entourage in Conakry - 1967 (side two blank)

News Casts, Documentaries

23 Ghana News Reel - pre-1966 (soundtrack) Side one - Visit to Afienya Gliding School Visit to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Boxing match Visit to Tema harbor Welcome home to the Asantehene Launching of Nkrumah's book, Consciencism Speeches about agricultural education at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Visit to Afienya Gliding School Side two - Speech of Amilcar Cabral at Nkrumah's funeral (French) - 1972

24 Interviews of African Leaders (taped from T.V. broadcast?) Side one - Interview with Jerry Rawlings (beginning cut off)

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Interview with Nigerian High Commissioner in Ghana Side two - music

Box Item

154-49 25 BBC program from "Analysis Series" - 1973 (comments and interviews) Side one - BBC commentator on Gowon's Nigeria Cyprian Ekwensi on British and French colonialism BBC commentator on OAU record in East Africa John Malacela on Idi Amin and Uganda, Tanzania relations Joshua Bolero on the future of the white man in Africa John Malacela on Asians in East Africa Joshua Bolero on the failure of the OAU in the Nigerian Civil War Samuel Alemayehi on South Africa, Zimbabwe, and racist minority regimes Joshua Bolero on the Lusaka Manifesto BBC commentator on Portuguese African territories and liberation movements Joachim Chessano on the struggle in Mozambique Liberian OAU official (Liberation Committee's Assistant Executive Secretary) on the OAU Liberation Committee and liberation movements Simon Chiwanga on human rights Joshua Bolero on armed struggle and commitment to end racial discrimination and colonialism in Africa John Malacela on obligation of African independent state to commit themselves to liberation struggle (beginning) Side two - John Malacela on obligation of African independent state to commit themselves to liberation struggle (continuation) BBC commentator on Nkrumah's book, Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare John Malacela on monetary system Elijah Mudenda on Africa and China, and the Tanzam railway Box Item

154-49 25 (continued) John Malacela on balkanization of Africa and the need for unity BBC commentator Balewa on the OAU after ten years BBC commentator Godfrey Morrison on the UN's Economic Committee for Africa (incomplete)

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26 Ghana Broadcast News after Samuel Benjamin Arthur's attempted coup - May 2, 1967 (side two blank)

27 Memorial Day messages to Nkrumah from unidentified African-Americans - May 30, 1969 (side two blank)

O Restricted Items

154-50 Original Oversize Cables (see Boxes 154-10 to 154-13 for copies)

154-51 Original Outgoing Cables (see Boxes 154-10 to 154-12 for copies)

154-52 Original Incoming Cables Jan. 1970-1972 (see Box 154-13 for copies)

154-53 Original Tapes (see Box 154-49 for copies)

154-54 16 mm. films - Ghana News Reel film with soundtrack - pre-1966 (16 mm. black and white negative with optical track; see Box 154-49 for a cassette of the soundtrack) "Le Cancer de la Trahison" ("The Cancer of Betrayal") - 1972 (16 mm. film) "Le Cancer de la Trahison" ("The Cancer of Betrayal") - 1972 (16 mm. film)